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Choics acc land far sal.

$50 acresin.a body near Hous-
ton, Tex, Il bargain for invest
ment or immediate development.
Address p. M. Kokanour, Lake
Charles, La. 29S-3t
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For sale. my residence
property on Cary avenue. Write
me for price and terms, at Paris
Texas, Geo. N. Funk.
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Honduras Seed Rice.

Sown from imported seed on
new land. For sale cheap if
taken in Is days. Inquire at
Lang & Co. IS. warehouse.
294-10w2
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Ten nfINUrE LUNCHES.

Mean dyspepsia, s'the American
disease Take time for eating and
to be on the safe side take DR.. Cald-
well s Syrup Pepsin alter meals, 1t is
guaranteed cure.for dyspepsia, con-
stipation and all stomach troubles.
Ask Phenix Drug Store For 1t.
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Won KNOW yYhat you ave Ial,lng

When you take Groves Taste,ess
Chill Tonic because the formula is
plainly printed on ever. battio s.ii0Wtng
5;iai II is simply iron sra Oni@,na in
tasteass form NJ. G,u.e. Tn Pay
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l58 For reliable insurance see
Moses & ST. German at Citizens
bank.
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The Jennings Hdw. Co. just
received another car OF furni-
ture and mating. d2SS
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Wanted Two uufurnished
rooms suitable for light house
keeping. Inquire at RECORD.
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rw-For oil leases and agile
blanks of every description, also
job printing Of oil kinds, call at
the RECORD Office. All printing
promptly and correctly executed.
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Ten Men Rnrned to Death.

Pittsburg, Pa, December 20
Ten men were burned to death
four injured by an explosion OF
gas at the Soho furnace of Jones
s. Laughilin, limited, in Second
avenue this morning. The ex-
ploslon was caused by q slip in
the furnace, the gas and flames
belching upward through the
bell. The men were on the fur
mace platform eighty five feet
above the ground
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Eots Eo; sails,

Resident lots four blocks east
of school house, Oh Academy
street; also l.. l.. Nurses, suo-
division Of town OF Jennings, east
side of South Main street..
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fYv Il
s E q r "a WORK.
. 81 problem now before
81 f,8 Jennings which in.
{ i'I11 4 = g question of deepest in
Z q her citizens, and it is
I Fl 81 - Drtant one Of establish
!f6& M efficient system Of water
ID MI 8. The ques ton is as to-
he1 Yer the city needs and
sSh0uid enter upon the establish
k1nt 81 such system with the
IS posi- bie DELAY, for that
10ijut il conce7ed BY al, and the
ii 3 s7i Il! ,sssessare1y be putin
4tisss, at ma early date.
The problem is to be solved
wiz, shah ussn and operate the
plant Shall it be by Individual
x9rloutsi corporate power, or
shall the city build and operate?
The RECORD, not long since
madea partial canvas of the town
IN order to ascertain the senti-
ment Of the citizens in regard to
municipal ownership, and it was
found the number in it's favor
WAS so overwhelming as those
against it, that it was not consid-
cred necessary to complete the
canvas.
The matter was brought up at
the last session of the council,
but no specific action was taken.
Advice in the legal mode of pro-
ceedure had been taken, and it
was learned that q petition con-
tanning the names of at least one
third of the legal voters of the
incorporation must first be OBJ
tanned before the city council
would have authority to grant an
election for issuing bonds to build
said plant
Now the people should arouse
themselves and grasp the OPP
portunity while it is within their
reach. The council meets again
the first Tuesday in January and
they say that unless the necess-
airy petition is forthcoming be-
fore that date, that they will pro-
ce6d to give a franchise to some
private concern to build and OPP
crate. The question arises, will
the people submit to this, and
allow the small minority to out
{ wit them and snatch away the
plum, for plum it is or there
would not be so-many fat capital
lists after just such snaps. They
do not invest their wealth from a
philanthropic point of view, but
for the money that is in it. II
there is money IN it for them.
why not for the city? You are
not-doing Justice to the citizens
if you allow a rich corporation tc
step in and bleed the people
when the earnings of the enter
prise should go to the people fol-
stla;r }canatif Do Won see IT.
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sa New assortmen of Neck
lin lace and insertions for hand
l1erchiefS.
Mrs. I'M. Abbott & Daughter:
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ssnps the Co';aii amd Wurfs the God OH.
Laxative !tfnn.. si.untti.. I..O!e0acure
a coic IL: nnt day No I""e. 80 5, ny
Eriot % cerft.
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s8N A 10 per cent cut on all
suits orders for the holidays at
Bucklin Bros. 297
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G A big assortment of spec
ticles just received at Remage's.
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EB Big line of holiday goods
at Remage's.
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4 4 = t6e town 1or|
~ ltianers. There cert aiply
need beno misgiving as to lining
the petition with the requisite
number Of signers, they are to
be had, and it will not require q
wnsteSof argument TO get their
signatures.
After that the sailing is com-
paratively easy, but IN eye should
be kept on the main chance to
prevent any crooked work on the
part of unprincipled sharks who
may be seeking an inves tment,
and win work any, corrupt schem
to accomplish their object.
sw Clearance sale ofall winter
dress goods, heavy shawls and
capes they all go at cost.
Mrs T. Nj. Abbott & D;tp liter.
For Safe.
Ny residence property on
/ State street,
Mrs &. A. MARSHALL.
/ G= Wanted, position as Steno
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Something new in carpets and
natting at the Jennings Hdw.
Co. $50. d2SS
9Wood for. sale by W. FL.
kisuner. 294
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nY Beautiful facinat0rs Tor
Christmas presents for your
aunts and your. cousin.
MRS. L. M. ABBOTT.
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Home Hap elling0.

Interesting Items Concerning yennins .
and the SeixhborinE Country.
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Christmas goods in ebony
and silver, silver toilets, chat
efaines and purses for Christmas.
Mrs. /. M. Abbott & Daughter.
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sY Dolls! Some beauties at
Remage's.
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q Pretty lot Of gold rings-at
Remage's.
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e Albums! Lovely ones-at
Remage's.
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~ Toys for the children-at
Remape'S.
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~ Clearance sale ofall winter

Wanted, position as Steno-
graphur. Inquire at the RECORD
office.
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5k.a signature il every box of the genuine
Laxative BFan2o=se s!ifiine Tablets
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Startled al Europe with
her wonderful feats on
horseback. She il the
only lady rider IN America
who eau turn q somersenlt
while riding bareback
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THE FIRST MAP MADE
WITH THE WORD "AMERiCka
 PRINTED ONT.
Great Interest Manifested ir a Disccv- cry Made ia c Castle in Wur-
 tenburQ.

London. Oct 11.-The discovery by Father Joseph Fischer. an Austrian Jesuit. of maps in Wolfegg Castle. Wurtemburg. containing the first men tion of the name America possesses great historical interest. according to Sir Clements Robert Markham. x. C. g.. presi,or.t of the Royal Geosrapal- cal society. who says:
 If this encient chart proves To Gar the date 1907. as stated ther it is rIquestionably the earliest known map. containing the name America. It has hitherto been supposed that the map in King Edwards private library at Windsor castle. dated 1517. bore the earliest reference to the western hem isphere. This contains the outline of the continent and the word America in the space where South America lies. Many authorities attribute this pro- duction to Leonardo da Ninci. bu. NCrdenskjo jold vigorously disputes this claim. which is apparently shadowy.
 There is no doubt that Martin Watzemueller a professor in the small university of Lorraine. was the first to suggest the name America, greatly to the annoyance of the people of Spain, who favored ,CelHmbia. In spite of many attempts tc change the name Of America to Columbia. the last Of which vas. made only forty years ago. the country is likely to continue to be known as America 10 the end Of time. ."English geographers await with much interest Father Fischcr's prom ised publication of his remarkable find"
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wide experience. said that there is net 8 particle Of doubt ;n his mind that Bachant is the right man. He said il was net customary for railroad detec- lives to go from one end of the country to the other for the purpose of arrest ing suspect: in fact he remarked "Bachant had on che of the stolen gar ments when arrested. and l relitv ved him of it.
 Mr. Sorrells was seen and reite. ated his position in the matter He thougat that snap judgment was being taken Of Bachant, and was determined to pre- vent their leaving until he was satis- fed that the requisition papers had been examined. He said that he did not know that the papers had been examined, and in the time after t.le matter had been brought to his atten- tion, he could rot find an offcet wao had examined them.
 Mir. Sorrells says he merely asked them to remain over until midnight and they did not want to do it. so co1- pulsory means were taken.
 "As far as l am coGcernel.' re marked Mr. Sos.ells ..it is 6 closed in cident"
 Messrs Altman and Hennessey left this afternoon ct 1:10 o'clock on the Cotton Belt with their prisoner fol North Dakota, where he will have te answer the charge of grand larceny.
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Bluff. and result in preventing losses to the merchants by reason of bad pay customers. It has already done IS much.
 There will be a meeting of the board placed on the bad pay list, not be- cause they failed to pay their accounts on account of any disciination to do so but because of ill luck they got behind, and have not been able to pay out though some of these have done so this week. Others who have shown no disposition to pay their store ac- counts. though amply able to do so. have walked up to counter and set tied in full.
 The association has appointed MT ". F. Coleman as attorney.
 The will be a meeting of the board of managers about the middle of next wee..
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WILL STAY IN MEXICO HON. POWELL CLAYTON RESIGNS
 AS AMBASSADOR,
But Satisfaction With His Services Is General and Was Asked to
 Hold On.

City Of Mexico, Oct. 11.-Gen. Pow ell Clayton, of Arkansas, United States ambassador here. on the 20th of Sep tembeT forwarded his resignation through the state department at Washington to President Roosevelt, according to established precedent. Ambassador Clayton has received a reply from the department of state ex- pressing the hope Of tie president that he will remain in the office which he now holds.
 Ambassador Clayton's retention gives general satisfaction, as he has been vigilant representative of American interests in this country, and is on cordial terms with the Mexi- can government
 Arrangements are making to take the pan-American delegates on many interesting excursions over the repub- lie, one of them being to the ruins of the prehistoric palace of Mitla.
 Indian corn has fallen in price in Durango. owing to the contemplated action of the government in importing American grain.
 A new American banking and trust compnay. with S200,000 capital, will be established here. The official papers were signed yesterday.
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PASTOR ACTED AS REFEREE.
9isF,2yed Much Knowledge of Prize
 Rinu Tactics.


 New ferh, Oct. 11.-Members of the congregation of St. Johns Episco- pal church in West Hoboaen. N. J.. are in state of turmoil over the fact th2t taeir rector, the Rev David r. Matthew acted as a referee at a baXing match Tuesday night
 UnGe. the auspices of St. Johns Ca dets, an organization connected with the church minstrel show vas given that evening, and the last number Cn the program was . boxing bout be tween Charles Rogers and August Tierney. two members Of the cadets. The rector was referee and the go" vas an exceedingly warm one. It Was of three rounds duration and both youngsters were pretty well punished The minister showed a familiarity with the tactics of the prize ring that amazed some of the staid members of the congregation, and the occur renee was the chief tc9ie of discus sion today
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oNuY soUTHERNERs ELIGIBLE.
itansae Applicant for Georgia Ioo Gets
 Slight Encouragement.

Washington. Oct. 11.-Representa- tive Curtis. of Kansas, called on the president to urge the appointment of John Higgins. Of Lansing Pa, to be warden of the federal penitentiary at Atlanta. Ga.
 Mr. Curtis did not receive much en- couragement in the matter. The presi- dent stated that the place probably will he given to q Southern man. Higgins is wei known :n the West as a manager of prisons.
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VERY FAVORABLE START
MADE BY RETAILERS PROTCC.
 TIVE ASSOCIATION.
Several Of the 70. Ills" fiave Paie! Up
 Since Getting on Bad Pay
List.

The Pine Bluff Retailers Protective association has started off very favcr- ably, and the members say i is a sue cess There are now nearly fifty one members, nearly all the leading retail others have expressed their deternina- ton to become members next week
 Those who are members say that the association. as at present organized, should not be permitted to go down, as it has already had very wholesome effect toward making some very bad pay customers come to time There improve the credit system in Pine
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on the SOleHnIZdCtOH C1 marriage adopted by the Episcopal house Of bishops:
 l. The solemnization of matrimony in this church, in which the mutaf consent of each party entering into this state of life is given in the pres ence of minister, who, having pro- nounced them in the name of the Holy Trinity to be man and wife, invokes the divine blessing upon their union.
 ?. The requirements of the law of the state regarding the conditions for the civil contract of marriage shall in all cases be carefully observed before. the marriage is solemnized
 3. No minister shall solemnize the marriage of any person who is a mi nor under the law of the place of mar of such minor is present and consent ing, or shall have given consent to, the marriage, or is permanently resi- dent in a foreign country No minis ther shall solemnize marriage except in the presence of at least two wit nsses, the minister oy the witnesses being personally acquainted with the parties. Every minister shall without delay formally record in the proper register the name, age and residence of each party. Such record shall be signed by the minister who performs the ceremony, and. If practicable, by the married parties and by at least two witnesses of the marriage
 f. No minister shall solemnize marriage between any two persons un- Hess he has satisfied himself that neither has been or is the husband or or the wife of any person then living. unless the former marriage was ar nulled by a decree of some civil court of competent jurisdiction for cause ex- isting before sueb marriage
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PROSPECTING FOR HOT WATER.
Company of Eureka Springs Citizens
 Will Prosecute Work.

Eureka Springs, Ark, Oct. 11.-Citi- Zens here have organized company to bore for hot water The site will be on the premises of the Magnetic Springs hotel, and the company is pre- pared to accept lead, zinc. coal or oil in event they fail to create another Hot Springs.
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REPORT RICH STRIKE OF COLD
Deposit in Arizona l5 Said to Show
 S70oo GOO in Sight.

Tucson Ariz, Oct IA find Of gold said to lyo onc If inc richest ever made in this territory, is reported by Charles R and Porter " Fleming, of this place Ii is in the Galiuro noun tains, seventy miles north of Tucson. and the amount of gold in sight is saiG 900 000
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EP|S C0PAL CANON On Marriage and Divorce Adopted by the House
 of Bishops. NO MINISTER SHALL PERFORM MARRIAGE FOR A MINOR
 UNDER THE LAW. No Marriage of Couple If Either Have a Living Partner Though
 Senarted by Divorce.
No Marriage of Couple # Either
AS TO MARRIAGE WITNESSES

The following is the amended canon on the solemnization of marriage adopted by the Episcopal house Of
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Must Have Hit Him Hard.

The mon who returned s6.150 to th2 national treasury conscience fund ap pears to have silent robust Elon.to. I-Pittsburg Times.
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IS na0vlHC LIVELY Cotton Receipts by W-gon Are Quite Heavy For
 This Week. AVERAGE PRICE FOR FILL 724 AND e14 FOR RIVER
 COTTON. sor,e Fancy Grade startes Have Sold as High as 10 to fozs
 Cents
CCMPARATIVE STATEMENT.

Cotton has been moving lively on the local market for the past week On Thursday there were hundreds or wagons in the city lcaGcd With cotton. and there was a jam around all the weighing places all day long. There was also a big delivery Of cotton again today, but not so heavy as on Thurs day.
 The prices are about "A c average for hill cotton. and Sac for river cot ton. Of course the quality of the cotton governs the price. Staples are selling around Sc but as high as 10c and 1012c has beentpaid for some few fancy grades.
 Secretary Russell,s report, which wss issued with the close of business Thursday afternoon shows that the receipts here are close up to the fig ares of 1899, when the receipts were about the heaviest known on the loca market. and over 2oo0 bales greater than on the same date last year
 The cotton movement since Septem ber this year. compared with the movement for 1900 and 1899 is as fol lows:
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IRON MoUNTalH ROUTE DAY,
St. Louis Exposition on Saturday.
 Gctoher l2 1en1

\ special musical program tas been prepared for ttjs cotasion. which is complete in every particular and will make this the crawning succes to the exposition. One 'are for the round trip for this occasion.
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BALLOON RACE AT EXPOSITION.
Lt.e1fieId Defeats Stevens in Novel
 Contest at Buffalo.

OOHCCS1 dt bU1TdIO.
 Buffalo. Oct. 1.-The balloon race from the stadium of the Pan-American exposition grounds between Prof Charles Litchfield, of Boston, and Leo Stevens. of New York, for purse of $3,000 was won by the Boston aeronaut The men started at the same moment, and their balloons rose rapidly to a were cut loose Litchfeld's balloon ascended about 200 feet higher than did Stevens, deciding the race in his favor.
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CALIFORNIA.
Thirty-five Days Tour via Pennsyl-
Vania Railroad.

Thirty-fve Days Tour via Pennsyl-
Van!a Railroad.
The Pennsylvania Railroad company
has arranged for special personally
conducted tour through California, TO
leave New York and Philadelphia ON
February IA, by the Golden Gate Spe-
cial," composed exclusively Of Pullman
understanding, dining, draWing-room
sleeping, compartment, and observation
cars, returning by March 20. This spe-
cial train will be run over the entire
route. The best hotels will be used
where extended stops are made, but the
train will be at the constant command
of the party.
Round-trip tickets covering all nee
essary expenses, $3.50 from all points on
Pennsylvania Railroad except Pitts
burg, from which point the rate will be
$445.
For further information apply to
tickets agents; Tourist Agent, 1l96
Broadway, New York; 4 Court Street,
Brooklyn; 7S9 Broad Street, Newark, N.
j.; b. Courlaender Jr, Passenger
Agent Baltimore District, Baltimore,
Md; Colin Studs, Passenger Agent
Southeastern District, Washington, D..
c.; Thos. e. Watt, Passenger Agent
Western District, Pittsburg, Pa; or ad-
dress Geo. w. Boyd, Assistant General
Passenger Agent Philadelphia
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De Garry-It won't be long before
you'll forget you ever promised to love
me.
Madge-Don't say that, dear. I wrote
it down in my new diary last night
Smart Set.
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ELM CITY LODGE OF F1REMEN.

Elm City lodge of Firemen will hold
an important meeting Sunday in their
lodge room, and the committee having
in charge the fifteenth annual ball,
which takes place in Music hall next
Wednesday evening, the 23d, will sub
nit their report. The ball promises to
be the largest one ever held by the
fremen, as the members report q large
sale of tickets.
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"Poverty's no crime" said the Jobs
comforter
Maybe not" replied the poor man,
but 1t seems to be punishable by hard
labor for life. "-Philadelphia Record.
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Government Bonds.


Reported by Body, Mcclellan &c Co..
Bankers ami Brokers, 81 Broadway, New
York. and 81 Center Street; New Haven
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NEW HAVEN LOCAL QUOTATIONS

Furnished by Kimberly, Root IL Day, Bank
ers and Brokers, 1873 Orange Street.
BANK STOCKS.
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VIEW FORK STOCK MARKEr

On the New York Stock Exchange, reported
by Prince & Whitley, Brokers, 10 Center
street, New Haven.
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CAPITAL. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL
500. 900 $1,000,000.
The Union Trust Company
NEW HAVEN.

CHARTERED by the State of Connect
ont with authority to act as Executor, AID.
Illustrator, Guardian, Receiver or Trustee,
u IS legal depository Of money paid into
and individuals, and administers trusts Of
ali kinds. Empowered to act as registrar of
stocks, bonds, or other evidences of indebt-
eduess manage sinking funds, and do all
business such as is usually done by Trust
Companies.
collecting checks, notes, coupons, and re,
ceiyes deposits. The principal of each Trust
Is invested by itself and kept separate and
npart from the general assets OF the Com
pany.
incd by the Bank Examiner of the State Of
HENRY i. HoTCHKIss, President
EUGENE s. BRISTOL. Treasurer.
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Following are the closing prices reported
by Prince 4 Whitley. Bankers and Brokers,
SO Broadway, New York, and 10 Center ST.,
New Haven Bid. Asked