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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-09-26
THE STATE ENcAMPMENr.
Circular From Adjutant General
FLOYD.

Capt. n. =. Wilson, Of the Sumter Light
Iofsntry, has received the following circular
nom Adjatsnt General Floyd:
Adjutant 0eosraIs O6Rce,
Columbia, 8. @ Sept. 20, 1900.
Captain n y. Wilson.
SIR, Arssugsmsmests are now bejup per.
fecseA TO having during fair week q grand
pesaos asd review Of the State volu ,eer
s.oops By his sxcsllsocy, the governor. and
ew shu and also for . competitive prize
eral, contest between iofantry companies com.
poetoe The State voluutesr service. Both are
70 % held during the week OF the State Fair.
the drill contest 90 Wednesday, Oct. 3lst.
snd the parade and review oo Nov. Let. Six
seee,ed dollars 10 money PRISE will be
awarded By competent judges to the three
eoUpsoiee showing the area,est proeeiencv
$500 to The 6rst $500 to the second aod
800 70 the third. II 10 also on,supls ted
o6srise Q handsome oliver souvenir an An
Individual prise to the man showing IN.
greatest pro6cisoey sf drill 10 the manual of
ssos. "
rssts viii bs pitched and camp made
rssdy to receive the troops 40 they arrive
sad meals will DO provided for the men while
- camp free Of charge. Therefore, the ouly
expense to % Incurred by the compau MES is
the railway fare to sod from Columois.
isarose'ly urge that captains exert them.
esssss 10 oslse - nearly 80 possible the foil
strength OF their command not os;y that
they msy reap the beos6t Of camp sxperieoce
Bot to swell the ouubsrs aud add to the
sPpsafsaes OF the parade and review % veil.
Osvalry and artillery composites will be
vsleo@sd 10 tbs eoeanpmsot aod parade.
snosen no prss dsills can be arranged for
soess essee6ss Of the service tbis year.
Asaesa OF IL meo, RAMA and Gle, will bs
ss9oirsd from each compaoy entering the
eoops,itivs drill contest.
desire 70 impress upon you the oecsssi,y
o. ssssusliog your company at once, and
sce's'og ne OF the earliest possible moment
whether yoo eso aud will bring your com.
1ssy ssd also about what vill be its strength.
rsos and ele The tirs 10 shor, aud iumsdi.
a'e scion and report to the sdjutaot general
very eseesstly requested.
Very respectfully,
J. W. Floyd,
Adjatant General.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-09-26
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS,
o1yi0 OF
c1TiOs OF .l.-.
COUNTY TREASURER SUMTER COUNTY

CRtiH OF
COUNTY TREASURER SUMTER COUNTY
SUMTER, 8. O., Sept, 22, 1900.
NOTICE is hereby given that / will be in
IN my Office in the County Court House
at Sumter from October 18th 10 December
3lst. 1900 inclusive, for tie. collection of
taxes for the fiscal year 1900 The levy is az
follows: "'f .: -, - :. -.
For State purposes, 3 mills
ror county purposes, "A mills.
For School Eurposes, ...... 8 mills.
.o1al ieVy,, g.. ".-.: :. ll} mile.
Also the following special esbcol ievies:
School District No. ], - 2mill..
School District No le, 2mille.
School District No 18, '''.' 2m,lls.
School District No. 30, 3mills.
Mt. Clio, 2mills.
Ooncoro, .. ... mile.
Privsteer, 2mills.
No. o, .al.. mill
No II, mill
Commutatiou Road Tax for 1901 ST. 90.
payable from Oct 18th 1900 to Feb let 1901.
Il. L SCARBOROUGH,
Treasurer Sumter Go.
Sept 26-l3t
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-09-26
4 Wonderful Cure OF Diarrhea
A Prominent Virginia Editor Had
Almost Given Up, bat Was Brougb.
Back to Perfocs Health BY Chsmber.
lsiu's Collie, Cholora aod Diarrbes
Remedy.
READ HIS EDITORIAL
From the Times, Hillstille. Va.

l suffered with diarrhe, for u looQ time
and thought was past being cured. | had
spent much time and money and suffered 90
much misery that ! had almost decided to
give up oil hopes OF recovery and await the
result, but noticing the advertisement, of
ChsLiberlsin's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhea
Remedy and also some testimonials stating
how some wonderful cures had been wrough,
by 'his remedy. decided to try II. After
taking . few doses was entirely we'll Of ,ha,
trouble, and wish TO cay further to my
readers aad fsllow.sufssers that am . bale
SOD hearty uau todsy ssd feel % we'll %
- didie ~ lifs.-O. r. Moore. Sold by
n. J. ChiSs. -" W
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New York Life Insurance ComDaDV

nLDEST and largest International Life
" Insurance Company 10 the world On.
Grating under the control of 80 govern ments
No shareholders. Assets over $236, 900, ,0cC
All profits paid to policy holders Life Ordi.
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Accumulation Poicies Policies non .forfeita.
ole, incontestable.
H. FRANK WILSON, Agent,
Sept l2-3m Sumter 8 O.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-09-26

Would quickly leave you. II you used Or
xisg's New Lie Pills. Thoussnds Of sufferers
hs's proved their ms,ehless worth for Sick
and Swvous Headaches. They make pure
blood and strong Nerve, and build up your
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-09-26
Opinions of a Washington
Observer on Chinese and
Political Situation.

washington, Sept "a Whether
Mr. McKinley's partnership with Ii
Hung Chang is to be permanent or 10
merely to be used to try to postpone
the action of the other powers in
China, until after the election. ia q
question of much interest Just now.
1t is significant that just before the
administration decided to practically
sever its competition with the allied
powers in China, Mr. Mckinley had
q long private conference with Ex
Secretary of State John W. Foster,
who was Ii Hung Chang's attorney
and adviser when that shifty aud
crafty chap was negotiating for peace
with Japan and who is believed to be
acting in the came capacity now.
Mr. McKinley's decision that the
American troops should, with the
exception of heavy legation guard,
be at once withdrawn from China,
had q double purpose. It was q
concession to that portion of public
opinion which has been asking whv
they were not withdrawn ever since
Pekin was taken and all American
citizens were out of danger, and it at
the same time gave the administrs
tion about 4.000 soldies who can be
sent to the Philippines, where the
war ia again raging, notwithstanding
administration assertions that il was
over many months ago. The part.
nership with Ii Hung Chang crops
out in that portion o: the diplomatic
note to the powers which informs
them that the United States minister
to China has been instructed to
arrange the preliminaries for opening
negotiations with Ii
Ex Senator Quay came to Wash
ington several days ago for the pur-
pose of holding conferences with
some Of his lieutensnts and doing
some figuring on bis chances for
controlling the Legislature and get.
back to the senate. The fact that Mr.
Quay came to Washington to hold
these conferences in his own house
indicates fear of treschery in Penn.
sylvania, on his part. Among those
who participated in the conferences
were Senator Penrose, Chairman
Reeder, Of the republican state com.
mittee Representatives Bingham
and Young, and Insurance Commits
sioner Durham. Mr. Quay refused to
even say whether he expected to get
back to the senate, which indicates
that he doubts, as he has heretofore
pretended to regard his election to
the senate as q matter Of course.
The extent of Nj. McKinley's
control Of Mr. Hanna will be shown
by Hanna's future conduct. 4Mr.
Mckinley left Washington last week,
fully determined to stop Hanna's
speech making, having been con.
vinced that it was making Bryan
votes by the thousand all over the
country. Since then, Mr. Hanna
has spent a day with Mr.. Mckinley
at Canton. If Hanna makes no more
speeches, it will show that Mr.. Nc.
Kinley retains some say in the con.
duct of the republican campaign If
Hanna continues to make speeches,
it will shsw that he is the supreme
boss OF the whole republican outfit,
including Mr. Mckinley.
Hon Dominicki Murphy. Ex.
Commissioner Of Pensions painted
this picture Of Mark Hanna and his
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-09-26

A. j Youeus, inspector for the Gal.
weston board of underwriters. is foot
ing up the Losses He he's fieisbed the
district east of Twcu.y.fhh stree. and
6nds that 10 the territory of total de.
snuction east of that stree. I.649
houses we're destroyed. His diagram
shows that from FIVE to seven bIoccs of
the Gulf of Mexico aud west of Forty.
second street was shorn clear of build.
ipgs.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-09-26
GALVESTON RHLIEF FUND.

The follovioe letter has been received from
yons Sssiey, Chairman Finance Committee,
0alvsston.
Hutehings, Ssaley b Co q, Bankers
Galveston, Sept l9, 1900.
Dear Sir: ] Am today iu receipt Of letter
addressed TO Nr. N. Lasker, President, en-.
elostse Jour N. Y. draft 10 my favor for
S2el 30 beiog contribution to our Relief
buod. That ihis remembrance 10 spprecia.
ted, u 10 needless 10 say, however, I desire to
ssask 700 on the part Of oil our distressed
eitssos for ihis iperal doustion. IL will do
lets Of good.
With respect, believe M,
Yours very truly,
Johu Sealey,
Chairtnan Fioapce Commiltee.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-04

society on last Wednesday after the close
of school.
The mission study class, recently organ
lied, now numbers sixteen Others are
planning to take the work Miss Blanche
Longstreth has been chosen leader for
the class. The course of study pursued is
that outlined by the international COM
n11ttee. The lessons are sketches of the
lives of some Of the pioneer apostles in
the last century. The class is now study
ing the third character. One of the pleas
ing things about the work is the interest
manifested by the members of the local
church as well as the students of the
university.
February IL viii be observed by the
members of the Y. W. c. A for special
prayer This is the day appointed by the
general committee of the Worlds Student
Christian Federation, as a day of prayer
for students. We wish to remember es-
peciaIly reasons for praise and objects for
intercession.
Topic cards for the Sunday afternoon
prayer meetings have been printed. They
are arranged in the form of a folder with
the names of the leaders, dates of meet
ings and subjects for discussion on the
inside pages. The meeting this after
noon, to be held in Russell hall at 4
o'clock, will be led by Elmer Scriven.
Subject, 1.-THE Noblest Purpose Visitors
are cordially invited
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-04
WICHITA COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
NOTES


Miss Minnie Caughey, ASST slant teacher
in the actual business department, will
probably be able to assume her duties
Monday. after an absences of three weeks
on account of measles.
Mr.. w. S. Bradley of the-,ommercial de
partment. accepted a position last week
as accountant for the Bank of Hennes-
sey. O. T., and is getting along nicely.
Miss Blanche Ryan of the shorthand
department accepted a position as stem
ographer for the Johns on & Larimer
wholesale dry goods house Saturday
The college social has been set for Fri
day evening. February ~. and all Of the
students are looking forward to having
an excellent time. A literary and musical
program will be rendered.
The following persons have. been en-
rolled recently: E. E. Lacy, NJ. A. Bur
dick. Thos c. Cromwell, NJ F. Whittow,
c. E Evans. Geo. Denser. Roscoe Lowe.
Maude York. Ethel Wcodcoc1, F. E.
Hammers. Harry Grobe. R. H. Wolfe, 3.
D. Dettweiller. Fred Martin, S. Chandler.
Jennie Sautter, F. c. Parkinson Edgar
Krailsheimer Katharine Bow1ssh. T P.
Houston. E. c. Mcclure. VIM. Muller, c.
L. Isreel. Herbert Hobble. Anna Ma
loney. 2. E Smith John Winnie. Geo.
Rittenhouse J. F. Mullin, Leslie Kerr. f.
E. Jewett. Jr Ray Carpenter and En-
NETT Wakefield.
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BUSINESS COLLEGE NOTES

Increased and ever increasing activity
marks the progress Of this school. New
students are arriving. Instructors and
correspondents are kept constantly busy.
Miss Thomas. Miss Moore and Miss
Guthrie go TO excellent positions Mon
s7av. Mr. Houston. Mr.. Darling and an
other whose name escaped us. has given
+benr work Mr.. Hsworth goes 70 the
Office Of Israel Bros
Bv the by. the Biting Block. our
home is Cooking up as a place where
..people Of quality do ooneregate.'
FazeI & Adams know the Importance
- GOD location. and in the aforesaid
Biting block they have IT.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-04
LEWIS ACADEMY NOTES

The work for the last half Of the year
mas been fairly begun and promises to
pass off very smoothly The new program
Of studies was inaugurated Tuesday
morning with very few conflicts occur
ring. The classes formed in the various
studies for this half of the year. have
their work well started, all of which fur
nishes much encouragement for a greater
effort than ever in the accomplishment
of the years work.
The Athletic association held its half
yearly election of officers Wednesday
for all offices except that of president,
who retains his place for one year. The
officers of the association now are: Presi-
dent Gordon Oldham; vice president, A.
G. Small; treasurer, Professor E. c.
Shedd; secretary, Elida Buck One new
member was chosen for the board of d.
rectors, which is composed of Professor
Kate Brown, Professor E. C. Shedd and
Miss Kate Cossitt, Miss Cossitt being the
new member chosen. The association is
very active at present, forming plans for
the improvement of the gymnasium.
The botany class, which is jut begin
ming dts work. proclaims its existence to
the world by the faded flower each mem
Der carries about The student finds
definitions much easier to understand and
render when illustrated by the flower
itGe1e.
Miss Jekly's studio presents an unusu-
ally attractive appearance nowadays Be-
sides the class work in drawing, water
color and OIL painting, Miss Jekyll is de-
voting much of her time to china decora-
ton. In every niche and corner are
placed dainty pieces of cleaning china
awaiting the finishing touches to complete
the pretty designs of graceful flowers and
tremendously blending tints and shades
which have been gradually developing
within the past few weeks
Rehearsads for the mid-winter contest
are going on at present. This event
promises to be of unusual interest, owing
to larger number than usual competing
for the prizes.
Mr.. Ray Hume, 100, finished his work
for the year, and, being a Senior, his
course of studies in the school, and de-
parted for his home at Ana0arko, I. T.,
last week Mr.. Hume will return, in the
spring to participate in the graduation
exercises on commencement day.
Miss Mable Sweetland, who has been
unable to attend school since the holi-
days, returned to work at the beginning
of the new term.
Miss Clara Dodd a former student Of
the academy, and whose home is in
Greenwood, Kan, visited the school one
day last week, accompanied by Miss
Mabie Acken. SO, who is now attending
the business college.
Mr.. Lawrence Hare went to, his9y home
near Viola, Kan, to spend the Sshort vaca-
ton between the terms and has not re-
turned, owing to Illness.
Miss Grace Teachout of Hukls, was a
visitor Thursday.
Several new students ENROLLED 3at the be-
ginning Of the new term, some, of whom
are: Mr. Lee Mr.. Hendy and Miss Lig-
gett.
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FRIENDS I'm EvERSITY.

President Stanley eft yesterday for
Lyons. Kan, where hel will deliver a lee
ture before the teacher rs convention. He
will spend Sunday at Sterling.
Some of the boys OF the Y. NJ. c. A.
are occasionally called on to fill appoint
ments for the local chmrches.
Professor Jay has been making some
needed repairs on the telescope. All the
students will now want to study astron-
ora-.
Last Thursday evening a wagon load
Of students attended the revival at the
East Side Friends church. There were
ten in the crowd and all reported a good
meeting.
The Brightonian Literary society has
purchased a new bookcase. which adds
greatly to the. convenience of the library.
The faculty and students were favored
last Thursday morning at chapel by a
very interesting talk by Mrs. Spray of
Colorado. a former professor Of Penn col
Iege Iowa. Friday she visited several
classes.
ssvford's new beck on Personal
work has been introduced as a study
for the training classes or the two Chris
tfan associations and all seem to be well
pleased with the work.
The emblem of our country, real i've
eagle. donation made by friend of the
institution. was a. center of attraction to
the students Friday.
The Evana-eI. the state official paper Of
the Y. W. c A, and the Missionary Re-
view of the World have lately been added
10 the library table of the Y. w. c. A.
The Davis Lyceum recently made a
purchase of a handsome piano lamp.
The Christian associations have asked
she local church authorities to conduct
series of religious meetings at the open
ing of this term. 1t is hoped that they
viii begin soon. Last year like meetings
were conducted by the two associations.
Three gentlemen. representing the new
street car company, were at the uni
z-ersifv one day this week consulting with
president Stanley concerning the advisa-
e;litv of extending this end OF their line
and making a loup, thus bringing the
.rack ~ the corner Of the university
campus.
Two Of the associate members Of the Y.
~ q A were recently converted in the
-oeetsnrs al the NJ E. revival services.
srha hovs are bright earnest fellows.
srhav are clear and definite in their ex-
,,e-Ienee and take hold of the work with
Denomination that is commendable.
The new organization known as the
.s,aor,,-, NJ F. T." is now in practical
working order and viii soon become one
- rae leading societies of the institution
l,1elv discussion of the subject Re
solved that combinations and trusts are
: Aetriment to the people" was parhci-
aafIed ia by four of the members Of the
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WANTED-To buy a good-paying, small
restaurant, for cash. Address m. E,
20 Eagle office 69-2tX
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HELP WANTED-MISCEL
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county for general mana gership; others
to travel and appoint agents; salary,
$S5 per month and expenses. Also local
workers guaranteed 50 per day. Cen
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REAL estate ANsFERs.

FURNISHED by the WICHITA Aostract and
Land Company. H. ii. Dubois. Abstract
or. Court House Phone ISL
WARRANTY DEEDS.
I,ata R Won BacheHe 10 Peter Frank
I.ySrisse 30 OF sor OF sw / sec
7s-ss-2e -. ....... ............ 81
W z Bon Duraat to William Babb.
lots Il and Is Douglas ave, Pink
3 Slkp --..-..-.-
Stride and Touch TO \ c Goodin, lot
1g7 Lawrence ave. Lees add. z
Christian W1hitlock to All c Goodin
lot i5 Lawrence ave. Lees add. 4
NJ ] Harrington TO Nellie L. Dorsey,
n u lot 1e, and q and g, Water st.
city ........ ......................... lse
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WANTED-At once, three ffrst-class mar
BILE cutters: long, steady job to good
mem Smith & Kingrey, Dodge City,
Kansas. -fri-sun-5tS
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FOR Smithsonian and fixtures. do
ing nice business. VIII sell on the in
stallment plan. Call at 7Q2 E. Douglas.
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WANTED-Everywhe hustlers TO tack
signs, distribute circulars, samples etc;
no canvassing; good pay. Sun Adver-
Using Bureau, Chicago. 2-4-1tX
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FOR RENT-Good T-roon house. 81
Sherman. Gail 7sxt door south. sS-ttx
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statesmen WANTED.

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Kansas, Missouri and Nebraska; perma-
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Kan. 44-2ot
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FOR SALE-Bui.d ding sites ~ the - -,
residence streets. s. cnoics ipratA1rz-
Tucker & Dickson. - z Doug
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L-NldElfe' Graduate q In
peria7 College. C0logue. Germany. II
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FOR SALE-Seyen-room properly. well
built in good repair. SIS Mathewson
avenue See this property before buy
ing. Riley, over Kansas National bank.
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FOR SALE-My residence. cor. Fourteenth
and Fairview avenue; ten rooms. large
halls. conservatory, all modern improve
ments. For price. call at residence.
Mrs. Hannah Alley. e3-sun- wed-tf
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Observation-Disclosures

- ~
o---o-oo1oN00~Oo0-"c0o ooo~o~0O"-OS0~o~oS"~o~-
WANTED-Address of lady who, leav-
ing train at Wichita about January %,
by mistake exchanged valiseS with Mrs.
Caroline Frost of Exeter, Mo. Vailse
contained SO check on Hepburn, Ore,
bank and notes payable to c. a. Frost.
Lady accompanied by three children.
Mrs Frost has lady'S vdliSe. Address
Tel. Editor, this Office. 69-eOd-3t
WANTBD-Tenants for convenient office
room, and suburban house, I rooms,
cellar cistern, city water 10 acres, pond,
alfalfa, stable for Y cows and 4 horses.
Experienced, honest dairyman to rent
10 Jersey cows. g
a few men who appreciate the worth
of good Jersey cows to buy and ship
here with me for our own use. Extra
fine animals at bedrock prices. l have
bought Decanter No 27,744, a brother
to Merry Maiden the cow that de-
feated all others, all breeds, all tests
combined, at the Worlds Fair; a
brother to Chrome, for which c. l.
Hood paid $1,000; son of Oneida End;
Il pounds, IA ounces butter in seven
days; 656 pounds, S ounces in a year,
who is herself a daughter of Oneida.
pounds, s ounces butter in a year, and
sister,, IS pounds, 1872 ounces butter in
seven days.
1 shall also buy Chromos Jewell, is
pounds ounces butter in seven days.
l want a few others to buy and ship
with me, thus lessening the expense.
FRED l.. JOHNSON, SIT The Sedgwick.
69-lt
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FOR sALE-souta 81 scres q T. = =
z X I4-Z5-2w one nile from EeufIeF
splendid farming Lard attn improve
Ynents Price. x1.58. O. favorable terms
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FOR sALE-RoUsEs


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FOR SALE-A great bargain In two cot
tsges. well located, not far out, 500.
Cottage Or : rooms. good repair, fl de-
sirable location. blocks north, $50.
Cottage. 4 rooms, east front. on cleo
trio street car line, $50
Brick residence. : rooms. barn, shade
all w in coed repair. 8. go.
Cottage. rooms. barn, fenced. fruit
and shade; a very pretty home $50
TUCKER & DICKSON. 20e T. Douglas.
6s-lt
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HELP wANTED-FEMA1E

WANTED-Woman to help in dining
room and cook. 400 E. Twenty-first
street, Packing House. 67-3tx