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Smyrna times., 1901-07-24

Mems Linen and White Duck T..
ers 70 cents upward. Every ona~S.
values hot weather comforts oSoni9 w19
come and see these Great Bargeinlaa rGula
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A CAUSE or uEApAoHE.
onc Very Comsron Causc, Generality
Overlooked

Headache Is Il symptom an indicate ion
loI deTngement or disease In some orsan
aud the cause q the headache Is dificuIt
TO locate because 20 many diseas Is have
headache as prominent symp ON: de-
rangement OF tho stomach and liver heart
trouble kidney disease. lung troub.c. eye
strain or Ill 1ttng glasses all ploduce
neadaches ana IL We could always locate
me organ Which IS AZ fault the cure of
obstinate headaches would be much
simpler matter.
However. for that fSum OF headache
called frontal headache, pain back of fhe
eyes aud To forehead, the cau.e Is now
known TO be cstalh OF the head and
lhrual' when the headache is located N
back OF head and neck IL Is often caused
from eatarrh of the stomach or liver.
NJ any rate catarrh is the MOST c M
mon cause Of suah headaches and NE
cure OF the catarrh causes prompt dis
appearance OF the headaches.
1aere d. At presen. no treatment Tor
cnailh 80 convenient aud eHeative as
s,OaGt C0tarrh Tablets, nov Internal
1cueuy n tablet form, composed OF anil
septlcs like Eucalypjol, Glaiaeol ana
BLOOD Ro;t which act upon the hiaOd and
cause The elimination of the cm,arrhai
pplson hcm fhe system through the
natural channels
Miss Cara Aipsley, a PROMINENT .chcol
'eaoneg IN ono OF our normal schools,
speaks " her experience With catarrhal
eead Aehes aud euiogixes Stuarta Catarra
iSo'ets as a cure Tor them. She says:
suffered daily from severe frontal
headache apd pain In and back OF tas
eyes az times 81 intensely as 10 IN
eSpa@'ate me in my daily duties. had
suffered from oatarrh. more or less far
Yeas, but never thought it was the cause
OF my headaches, but finally became con-
Ninced shat such was ghe case hscanss
the headaches We're always worse win n
ever had cold or fresh attack OF
eatarrh.
's'tuar's Catarrh Tablets were highly
recommended "a me as a safe and pleas
ant eatasrh cure and after using few
eO-eere boxes which | procured from my
druggists was surprised and delight d
20 and chat both the cAtaruh and head
arnes had gone for good"
Stuaru's Cadarrh Tablets are sold by
druggists az 10 cents per package, under
me s'iarsntee OF the prppriet,rs that
they contain absolutely no cosaine tfolad
IN % many catarh curesl no opium tso
common IN cheap cough cures) nor any
hsnmful drug. They contain simply the
Wholesome antiseptics necessary 70 de-
stray ana drive from TIE system the
germs os catarrhal disease.
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VIEWS or GERMAN PRESS
On Proposed AnGIo-G orman "MoraI
Ententev


berlin' February s,~-Exeepting few
liberal papers like the vos slsehe zeitung
and rageblatt. the great German press
has in no way received the .dvances OF
the British press this week gracIousl,
Nine-tenshs Of the press persist in pre-
tending that the German enpsrors visit
was a mere matter OF al,al policy and
that honors mutually conferred there
were solely meaningless ciyiIltles In no
wise touching or influencing the sentI-
mems of the two nations toward each
other nor reconoiling their conflicting In.
terests. While for couple OF DAYS after
the queens dea b even tae Anglophobe
press kept a truce, during the last half
OF the week the press began TO speak ont
openly ON the subject OF Anglo-German
Relations rs existing upon King Eiward,s
secession, The kreuz zeitung today rid
lculss the london Daily Tele sraph,s nro-
POSI- Tor moral antenten betwaan
Germany and England. adding, of III,
anti-European economic atiitude of The
united States con .inues, Serious diner
ence viii ensue. In which England like
Mise perforce, VIII Join sgainst he
United States, which threatens 10 pIve
her a much more formidable opponent
than Germany. But Germany ecannmI.
interest would nevertheless remain AM.
sagonssIic to England aud Germany 90
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massed bands OF various troops rendered
suitable music, and l0l minute guns were
fired.
New Orleans, February Queen vie
toria memorial services we're held az
Christ church cathedral In this city this
afternoon at o'clock Admittance was
by card and hundreds were turned away.
Captain Martin OF Jackson barracks aud
Commander Selfridge OF he lighthouse
district represented the United States
army and navy respectively. Mayor Cap
deville represented the city Governor
Heard was kept away by official bust
ness. British Consul Van Sittarl and the
foreign consuls attended In body. ac-
companied by officers of the German
warship now here. The vessel fired a
salute Of elghty-one guns, one for each
Year OF the queens A.e The sugar.
stock and other exchanges were closed.
Berlin, February 2-Services for the
queen We're held today in many towns
az the empire. The service at Homberg
was attended by the empress OF GER
many. the hereditary princess OF saye-
MeinlDgen, the crown princess Of Graece
ana Princess Frederick of Hesse. Al
Munich the prince regent of Bavaria ana
other princes and prlncesses attended
service. At kiel elghty-one guns were
fired by the warships
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LANcAsrRiAN DISABLED,
She Was Towed to halifax witt
Great Difhcuity.

Halifax. y. $. February s.--The steam
er Lanc2strian. from liverpool, bound
Tor y sion, WAS towed IN here this after
noon by the Wilson line steamer Con
seulo FROM Hull, England, hound for
New York. The Lanosstrian is disabled.
having broken her tail end shaft Janu-
arg 20 at 3 a. m. $50 miles southeast q:
Halifax, during heavy weather. Tho
steamer was found to be helpless and
Mistress signals were exhibited. The
Eonseuln wss spoken on the mOrnlng o.
January 30 and arr ngements were made
70 assist her TO Halifax. the nearest port.
Two steel hawsers and chain cable
were employed for rowing and were sue
cessfully passed between the two ships
without greai d fficu.ty The weather
which had moderated. became heavy sub
seqaently and a high sea running rend-
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NO NEW IssrRUcrIoss
Have Been Sent TO aIiniItes IN.
at Caracas.

dShllSpon, fepnufTy H A---NGsxI
standing the press rssoFsltc j a
that the Venezuelan governmtnt S y
to disposses forcibly the New yolk
Bermudez Asphalt company frca 4
territory, which wala GRANTED By !
Venezuelan government to she VA;
Quinlan syndicate, no fresh i1trs
have gone forward to Minis.er lnols
III is believed here that the Vensr
authorities, probably local and nj 4
tfon2l, win dispossess the New
people. When that is done i sill \
order 10 determine whether such az
act has been committed as will taa
further action by our government
impression is that the New Yas
will appeal to the Venezuelan COW
than contingency, and as ne NssA
Quinian syndicate promises Nl4;
aud even Willingness 10 take .
Issue there, the state department
ably viii await the outcome Of ne
controversy before making another =
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STATE.

tornado wrecked the oil mill at DEN
ton.
The Houston murder case. an trial at
Gonzales. has been given to The jury.
AT inerous prospcctors are searching Tor
coal and oil near Galveston.
The Dissemination" plea was turned
down by the district judge of Grayson
county 10 the Smith case.
The directors Of the T. Z. A. held
meeting at Austin.
because Of too much haste in making
leases, there viii probably be a large
amount Of litigation in the Beaumont oil
held.
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WEATHER INFORMATION,
Probabilities.

Washington, February 2.-Eastern Texas
faW sunday except occasional showers in
extreme eastern portion; much colder; north
westerly Winds. fresh 10 brisk on the coast
MONDAY fair,
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Falr. ox-
cepI occasional rains probable IN extreme
eastern portion sunday; much colder. north
westerly winds, becoming n0rtherly; Monday
fatr
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sred towing a severe strain on the
l4wser which parted twice. The last
me the 5 Gamers We're separated for
everal hours. TIE tow to Halifax was
lhesYise uneventfm
The Conseulo pr ceeded today for New
ork
Not having n extra shaft on board, the
4ncastrian will have to remain here I'M
! another shaft is received, when she
VIII doek for repairs
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CuBAN-AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Announces Its Wishes in reference
tn Cphn

New York, February 2.-The Cuban
American league today issued the follow
ing:
10 me Cuban and American People.
me Cuban American league desires to
say at TINS crisis in the affairs of Cuba.
,hat any outcome of the late Cuban reyo-
luton and of the war by the United
sla -es against Spain for CUBA that does
not give Cuba independence and sta,iIitv
the same Independence ana Stability tbat
Is enjoyed by New York as permanent
part Of the American Unions to tbat
extent failure, and any person that does
anything TO preyGnt or 10 delay the clear,
snce OF the fact that Cuba is and viii
permanently continue part of the United
OF both coun .ries. 70
William c. Mcdowell, President.
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Trinity Church EiII.a.

New York February 2.-,Memorlal
services for the queen hMed Trinity
church TO the doors today, while over
5000 people were turned away The
members OF the consular corps OF New
YORK were present in full uniform The
service in Trinity was preueded by enc
at the crypt OF the Cathedral of Sc.
john, at which Bishop Potter oficiated.
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A new heir is said TO have been dis
covered in California to the estate OF
Millionaire w. VI. Rice, Deceased
A negro was hanged by mob at Ocean
Springs. Miss.
The raising OF the battleship Maine
from Havana harbor has been awarded
to Chicago firm.
Tho arst annual convention Of the
American Cattle Growers association is
called to meet at Denver March ).
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Of The outrage were white men. After
killing the old man and his child. rAey
shet his grown daughter, who was en-
eayar ring to escape but she was only
slightly wounded.
After this they caught au0 her ri.
aged 10, took her into an adjoining room
and outraged her.
Ihe officers have clews to the murder
ers and Will follow them mp.
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RAISING OF THE MAINE
Was Awarded to Chicago Firm of
Contractors,

Chicago February "A Chicago firm
contractors was notified today that 1t
as the successful bidder for the work
raising the battleehip Maine from the
alters of Havana haaibor. If no hitch oc
Es IN the process OF drawing I'D tine
nuact Chamserlin & Co will under
ne uhe task When 1t composites the
of raising the Spanish TRANSPORT Al
'nso XIII, which is beached N the
Iore nearby, the Maine will be under
ken.
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SPORT.

Tho earl Of Clonmel, who purchased
Frankfort OF the Bitter Root farm, to take
him TO England.
csnmore won the special race at Tan
foran.
Governor Nash has notified the Cinoln-
nau saengerfest association that the Jes-
fries-Ruhlin fight can not be had in ohio
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-03

Services in memory of Queen Victoria
held at Christ church.
The South Texas Fair and Live Stock
association
Vice presidents for the South Texas
Live Stock association
The Houston Elks have an interesting
social session.
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FOREIGN.

Recent utteranccs Of German ministers
nave caused much newspaper comment.
Funeral services for the late queen We
torla were held in London aud through
out the civilized world 1900 persons were
more OF less injured in London.
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London, February 2.Reports are con
nietlns, but it appears that the duchess
OF Cornwall and York did not attend the
funeral services but remained with her
husband. concerning whose condition no
bulletin has been issued tonlght.
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A Veteran FELL Dead.

london. Februlry 7.--Pror to the ar
rival of the funeral train Major Edward
Basslndale veteran of the service fell
dead in a crowded street from excite
gnent.
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TWO uNpRovoKED MuRDERs:
Nn old Negro and His Daughter the
Victims.

Nnite City, La, February 1.-Two un
evoked murders were perpetrated near
rcola last night the victims being an
y negro named Arthur Nickerson and
Is o-yeslr-old daughter. The perpetrator.
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SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
CONGRESS-.

The house considered the postal sppro-
priation bill
The ship subsidy bill was again bc-
fore the senate
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LEGISLATIVE.

The house was not able to muster a
quorum
subcommittee has been put to work
on the numerous land bills.
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ex-senator David r. Hill TO adita
general assembly at its present I'D
at his convenience, and he Will BE- Il,
estly urged to accept the invila.a
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The Stimulus
of Pure Blood

That is what is required by every
organ Of the body, for the proper per-
Torrance Of its functions.
1t prevents biliouspess. dyspepsia,
constitution, kidney complaint, rheu-
matism. catar,h, nervousness. weak
ness, faintness. pimples, blotches, and
all cutaneous eruptions.
1t perfects all the vital processes.
W. r. Keeton. Woodstock, Ala, took Hoods
SarsapRrilla to make bis blood pure He
writes that he had not felt well but tired for
some time. Before he had finished tho first
bottle of this medicine he felt better and
when he had taken the second was like
another man free from that tired feeling
and able 10 do his work,
HOODS SaE-sapas.igfa
Promises eto cure and keeps the
promise, Accept no substitute. bps
get Hoods today,
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min Wanted in Alabama.
non'gomery. Ma, February I'm the
"o'se resolution was adopted inviting
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Kingston, Jamaica, February IA state
service was held here simultaneously with
the queens funeral in England. Thou
sands OF people attended, including the
governor and high officials. The greatest
sorrow was shown. Business is suspended
today and the whole island is in mourn
ing.
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Bridgeton, Island OF Barbados, Feb
ruary 2.--Simultaueous memorial services
were held today throughout the East
indies.
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sgr BY
SOURCES aEay%
j. mail Il easA
~ ION HATHAWAY, NJ a,o A,mo s,, So Ao, r,s.
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San Francisco, February 2.--Twelvc
Ithousand residents of this city paid trib-
ute to the memory Of Queen Victoria at
an impressive memorial service held in
She Mechanics pavilion. The consul
general OF Great Britain, Clayton Pick
ers, presided.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-03

Hong Kong. February 2--services were
held today at the cathedral. the gov
ernor and council, the government offi-
cials and the British and foreign naval
and military officers attending. The gov
ernor of Macao came here TO attend the
services. A special Chinese parade was
held in the afternoon. The queens
statue was decorated with wreaths
brought by all the representative bodies
of the community.
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= Pekin, February Eau imposing in
ternatonal military memorial ceremony
in honor of Queen Victoria took place
here today. \ majority OF the foreign
ers in Pekln and all the members OF the
different legations were present. The
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-03

const ntiuople, February Memorial
services for the queen were held today
in the chapel Of the British embassy. Zee
in the city.
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Havana, February Governor General
Wood aud his stan, fhe foreign consuls
and many Cubans ana Spaniards attend
I'd memorial services IN honor of Queen
Victoria held by British subjects today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-03

Cronberg, February 2-Empress Au-
gusta Vlctorla paid a visit OF two hours
to Empress Frederick this afternoon. the
TIME being coineident with that OF the
funeral services at Windsor.
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dTalifax, ~ s., February 2.-,All over
Canada today there were demonstrations
of mourning for Queen Victoria At OF
tawa, the headquarters of the civil gov
eminent, services were attended by the
the people.
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Pittsburg, February 2.-slmple but i'm
pressive memorial services were held FL
Trinity church this afternoon In honor
OF Queen Nivtoria Representatives. OF
Eisghnd's two great churches took part
addresses were made by Bishop White
head. Rev, Or. Robert Christie ana
other clergymen. Flags we're half-mhst-
ed on all municipal buildings.
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wv UV IIIdu VIVhNI uV"H IIUW
excuses. or from the result of early
mistakes--one of those men who have
lost the very essence of manhood-
and VIII make him feel like a youth
OF 90 w.ihin a month. Howl you ask.
5 mply by pumping vital stream Of
electricity into his body in the right
way while he Is sleeping. 1t does
wonders in q few applications. 1t
arouses all the dormant energies, de-
yelops muscular and nerve life, and
restores that feeling of youth, cour-
age and manhood II makes men
over; II makes men Of the puniesi,
weakest specimens OF half men"
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cic'hiers and Ast!ers, Furnishing Tailors.
sls ara ~ A@sr Street. under Ries Hotel
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Weak men, Rheumatics, Dyspeptics,
men with Lame Backs, Weak Kidneys,
Loss Of Power, varicocele, Drains of
Vital Strength, Sciatica, Indigestion,
Constipation, Come and Go" Pains,
and women with the weakness pecu-
liar to your sex, you can be cured by
Dr. McLaughlin's Electric Belt.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-03-21
IN THE BALDHEADED ROW.

"He has very lofty brow, I think"
YES, and il it were to get any loftier it
would hit him in the back of the neck. "
Philadelphia Press
"Bald.hcaded men generally seem so
cheerful and happy" "Of course; they
can't remember how they looked when
they had hair'-Indianapolis journal.
"Who was the scientist who made the
discovery that badness was sign OF
intellect?" 81 don't know his name.
All | know is that he was bald."-Indi-
annapolis Press,
Jones - THAT bald-headed man is
using hair rcstorers. He must be con-
templating matrimouy" Johnson
Very likely he's just got a divorce, -
y, Y. Journal
when woman gets into politics, "
asked the shoe clerk, "will she have a
pull?' "She will" answered the Cheer,
ful Idiot "i, her husband is bald-head.
ed.'-lndianapolis journal.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-03-21
GLOSSARY OF CHINESE TERMS.

Hsien-A district.
Hsiang-A village, H.
Fu--A prefecture, HH
Fan Kwei Foreign devil.
Hui-A club or association.
Totai-Goyerno OF a province.
Kwaing Sui-Tbe young emperor.
Chun Chi-The general council of
state.
Tsung Ii Yamen-The foreign of
fee
Nei Ko-Grand secretariat and inn
perial chancery.
Chung Tang-A grand secretary of
state, Of whom there are six.
Chihtai-Goyernor general, usually
experimenting two provinces.
Bong Wong Wui-Society for the
protection Of the emperor-the re-
form society.
Kwang Nu Wai-The young cmper-
or's chief adviser, and the leader Of
the reform party.
Lung Kai Chu-Second adviser OF
the emperor and reform leader. Com
ing to America.
Ye lIo Chuan-S Society commonly
known as the Boxers literally, right
eousness, harmony and fists.-N. Y.
Sun.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-03-21
COMMON MISQUoTATI0NS.

"Just cause and impediment."-
cause or just impediment." (Book
Of Common Prayer)
"The even tenor OF their way
"The noiseless tenor OF their way"
CGray's ElegyJ
"Fresh fields and pastures new
Fresh woods and pastures new"
(Milton. Lycidas.)
"Make assurance doubly sure
"Make assurance double sure" (Mac.
beth. Act ". Sc. ~
"Benedict the married man" should
be "Benedick the married man" (Much
Ado About Nothing)
"Falleth as the gentle dew
"Droppeth as the gentle rain" (Mer-
chant OF Venice Act ". Sc. 1.)
'yrhe man that hath no music in his
soul. THE man that hath no music
in himself" Qbid Act V. Sc. ~
"Charity covereth a multitude OF
sins."-"Charity shall cover the multi,
tude Of sins q Peter l:s)
''rhe tongue is an unruly member
but the tongue can no man tame; il
is an unruly evil" (James 3:s)
Fails like Lucifer Never to rise
again. Fails like Lucifer Never to
hope again" (Henry VIII. Act III
Sc. 2.)
"ThicB as autumn leaves in Vallom
brosa.'-"Thick as autumnal leaves
that strew the brook in Vallombrosa.'
Milton. Paradise Lost, Book ~
"a man convinced against his will
VIII hold the same opinion still. He
that complies against his will Is Of his
own opinion still." Butler. Hudibras
Part llI.)
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-03-21
BITS OF PERSONALITY.

Theodore Roosevelt is five feet nine
inches in height, and weighs 165
pounds. He exercises daily.
4 movement is On foot in Tennessee
to have the state purchase the old
home of President Jamrs X, Polk, in
Nashville, as a governors mansion.
Ali Ferrough Bey, the Turkish min
lister to this country, Is fast adopting
American customs. He now wears
straw hat when out Of doors and
has Joined the Chinese minister in the
use Of the bicycle.
The German emperor has been an
occupant Of the throne ~ years, his
imperial majesty having succeeded on
the death Of his father, Emperor
Frederick, who died at Berlin June
-, 1888.
4 portrait Of Walter O. Gresham is
to be displayed with honor in the
galleries Of the emperor Of Japan.
This tribute is in recognition Of Mr.
Grcsham's services in carrying
through successfully the treaty be-
tween Japan and this country during
the second term of President Cleve-
land.
Dr. John Charles Ryle, bishop Of Liy-
erpool, who died recently, was twice
select preacher at Oxford and once at
Cambridge. His father was a banker,
and the late bishop for a short time
took part in the business. Then
financial difficulties came in his way,
and, leaving commerce, he exchanged
bis business career for that Of a cler-
gyman.
Baron Hayashi, the new japanese
minister 20 the court of st. James,
IS regarded as one Of the ablest among
japanese junior statesmen. The early
part Of his official career was passed
IN the department Of public works,
Int he was subsequently transferred
to the foreign Office, where he rose TO
the rank Of vice minister, holding that
pest throughout the war with China
ard receiving a patent of nobility for
distinguished services.