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II SiGil Attorney and Counselor
n M, s.eln street. Houston. 0-23
'elrsdd ~ SERVICE BUREAU
erimInoa, bonded detectives for
,.ssa Tor aai Investigation; bonded
e%t 49, or night service. II. j.
- H Manager. 905ls Main
llsTo tf
r. ,ad ADJ BROS. Fire Insurance.
sSs'erh - hala 81. n
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WANTED-A partner with $1,000 to take
one-third interest IN q manufactory' best
Investment In the city Address 2s24
this. office. "a
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NOTICE Is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders and directors
OF the Direct Navigation Company VIII
CITY Of Houston on Tuesday, July ?, 1901
at II o'ciock a. ~. n c. cushman,- Sec.
retary. 1901
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BoARD-RooMS WANTED.

WENTED-small falmIy wants ,annnmsd aStsn V'Yfs
A. b.. this ofnee'
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FOR SALE-A steam laundry, nearly all
Troy machinery; been used eight months
price $3.50, doing $500 month business
Lindsey Cisco Texas. -
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15oTELs AND SUMNER RESORTS.

HOTELS AND SUMNER RESOR >.
nm < 1Iy1G0N1 HOTEL, GLANO, TENS
Completely renovated. newly furnis1el'
,,nd,ir new management, three stories
sivtv rooms. spacious halls and reception
Tnoms. lovely play grounds mountain and
liver scenery from hotel; boating ana nsh.
ny 1,ee. most healthful location In
E;nited states rec hack delivery from de
uli' mis- Is the mineral belt Of Texas
cembine business and pleasure here ms
,r,,neT. commercial trade solicited rales
ssuapsnnai,le. u. Marchall, proprietor,
lIano. Texas. -.
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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

DOUBLE set wagon harness, Si; also fast
buggy horse $40; 1919 Cont 2a
CHEAP FOR CASII--Two good Young
horses, rs hands high sound and gentle;
moving machine In coed order; two-horse
wagon 2l4 inch; three miles out on old
Richmond road, Bartlett place. ~
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FOR SALE 10000 acres OF finest rice
lands In Harris county az the low price
only. Call on w. ]. Williamson, corner
Preston and Main. ~
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FOR sALE-A combination mare. very fast
In harness and perfectly gentle for
lady TO drive William Howard at Car,
con SeMaIl q Co. ~
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LOST, FOUND, STOLEN.

TOST-Between Mistrot's and Fifth ward
A boy containing waist gloves etc; -
reward 10 Under. Corner Hardy and
Providence, Fifth ward. ~
lost ia town while shopping on June Il
gold bracelet small carved links aud
heart.shaped lock- finder return 20 1905
Millm and receive reward. y
f0ST-sohd gold Gun button. raised goli
40 ornament; finder please leave Mt
sehark & Bother and receive reward ~
T0ST-0ne black and white Lewellcn set.
ter hitch: finder rewarded by returning
Ia Japhet & Co.; answers 10 name or
Tady. tf
LosT-Red Spaniel pup, months old
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WANTED TO kFNT.

nrarUNSIBLE party viii care for horse
and phaeton during summer for It's use,
Address 2s35. this Office, ~
A RACHELOR desires 10 rent Tor about
eight on nine months a nice completely
furnished cottage with four rooms, dining
room and hall also bath room. not too
FAR from Main street Write +. o -. pa
ANY guarantee and reference can be
given. =
WANTED TO RENT want TO rent az
once a residence Of about six rooms /;
raised cottage preferred with modern
conyenience: what have you gotf Ad-
dress or see me al SOC Main street Geo,
H.. More. ~
WANTED TO RENT-small cottage or
half ~ house. Address with particulars,
price and location Address 2s03 this
office. -
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0NE-HAIF interest Ia e good paying.
ven established electrical business In
Houston. Address No. 211s. this office;
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DEW EY hay press three men aud one mule
eau press 200 bales a day; price S65: manu-.
featured b. w. G. Guniock, Victoria, u
CELEBRATED CHINA TEAS aud due
brlc-a hrnc. toys China water lilies, etc;
also umbrella coverings Kan Lay & -,
IO1dh Preston n
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BAKER WANTED Foreman on bread and
cake. o. ID. Reed, Waxahnchle, Texas, 30
wANTED-Five good dirt foremen on the
lnfkn. TOMS. u
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Is hereby given that the annual meeting
Of Inc stockholders OF the Galveston,
Harrisburg and san Antonio Railway
Ace on The company In the city Of dous
Ton harris county, Texas, at II 0'elocly
a M. on the "a day Of July, 1901 aud
that the annual meeting OF the. hoard q
Al the same place aud on the same dog
immediatcly after the adjournment Of the
said annual meeting OF the stockholders.
q II cegcr Secretary. l2-l
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SoARD AND ROOM.

u No Ia IL cool front rooms with
ns 'achson street, Mrs. NJ. II.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

NO. / PRINTER or solicitor can buy half
interest in good newspaper and JOB Of
fee for $500 cash Address $500. this Of.
flee ~
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M order Of the board o. dlfectors q
sneciai annual meeting ~ tho directors
valley Railroad company for the purpose
~ elscfine directors and officers OF the
company for the ensuing year aud the
transaction Of such other business as
r,ay properly come before such meeting
is called 10 take place at the general Of
noes az the company IN Hearne, Robert
SON county, Texas, Wednesday. the 10th
10 o'clock A. m. and o'clock p. m.
". p Ferguson SECRETARY iearne and
Brazos Valley Railroad Company. I-l00l
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FOR SALE-At Converse Place, IN Far
Grounds addition. few Al milk cows
with calves or without. a good work
mule cheap for cash. ~
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DAMON MOUND Several twenty.acre lota
IN the Buruey survey, facing and Joining
the A. Darst unonnd survey, az $50 per
acre; 200 acres In the Jacob y, Burhey
survey at $50 per acre. II. W. Gamble
a Co N
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WANTED steady colcred msn ~ al -
era ward work; must be- ahie 10
MIX. II. L. Mansneld 3o5iS Main street
"a
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| BUY, pack move and store fnrniture
and household goods; all storage moved
free; money advanced without interest,"
only hrst clasa warehouse In city. T.
r, LOTUS, 2l1 Milan street. Phone
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SALOON FOR SALE-Wlll sell stock Tor
cash and lease furniture and fixtures, or
eeii both. and give a long lease on goot
story brick house. Apply 10 r. s,
erimcs Saa Angelo, Texas. 7-ll
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DEPARTMENT. Office Of
Comptroller Of the Currency, Washing.
ton, D. c., June il, 190l.--Whereas, by
satisfactory evidence presented TO the
undersigned, 1t has been made TO appear
that the Merchants National bank Of
county Of Harris, and State Of Texas.
has complied with all the provisions Of
the statutes Of the. United States, re-
association shah be authorized to com,
mence the business OF banking.
Now. Therefore, /. Charles G.. Dawes.
COMPTROLLER OF the currency. do hereby
certify that the Merchants National
bank Of Houston. in the city Of Houston.
In the county Of Harris, and State Of
Texas, is authorized to commence the
business Of banking as provided IN sec
tion 5lB9 Of the Revised Statutes of the
United States
In testimony whereof witness my hand
and the seal Of Office this nth day Of
June, 1901. CBAs. G. DAWES,
Comptroller Of the Currency. STA
Charter number 6SbS.
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HERE rs SNAP For registered setter
dog write Jerry Grigsby, Bryan, Texas
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WANTED-Mid aged white woman to
do house work washing and ironing for
small fumily In country. Apply 10 l..
A Fills SAI,lartia. TexAa. -
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MANTED--A young man IS ar VI -,
old to drive delivers wagon, must knoSv
the town, must have references. tsiSi
Muin street j I. Green, 81
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WANTED-A few good patent right men
to organize stock companies for the man
ufacture and sale Of an article that Is
IN 20
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DsilssS onTEN & FLEMING. attor.
~; Besp pOSns II and u Peristein
n Il Turnout Texas, practice In tbs
hsltAwes, pn neids OF both Texas
Ialuobf LOUISIANA, c. A. Teagle,
" u Lorst1as; Z. =. Wooten, for
-'at Tesssa Nj A. Fleming, Of
LAS IT %
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WANTED AT ONCE-Band saWycr capa'
bile Of working other machines In sash.
door and blind plant Apply 10 {. r.,
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WANIED--UY The MetrOnOlitan Loan and
Banking company OF Fort Worth. num-
Der Of good, reliable men to travel In
Texas those that have handled tho build
Ing and loan business preferred; salary
and commissions 10 the right parties. For
full Information address as above -
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WANrEp-At Ice Rohlnson's Dairy. 90,
Bayou street "a good mixer. IS
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A DRESSMAKER wants hrst-class skirt
and waist hands lToa San Jacluto street.
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MORPE ilNE

Opium and Liquor habits cured Al home ~
q treatment wholly new IN method, action
and results, No palu, suffering or pronkra.
lion You continue your regular work
every day. No dreaded last stage. or sub.
efItutlon, but thorough lasting cure. Free
trial treatment and sealed booklet sent on
request. Write today to
Or. PuRDY, Hlnx Bldg, Houston, Texas.
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,s 1resisHENS, Navasota, Texas. manu-
,ssrr save that cure letter, eczema,
p- ... NJ Oh sores OF any kind, 81 per
I,,s,.S u s buying this saive and NOT
IA WI WI using one box money re.
- Mrlte Tor testimonials. 7.17-NI
IN "sA Az DRUG STORE: You can
~ mere. 80
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FOR SALE Five yoke OF well tralued work
oxen In good fix. Address j. NJ Hoggesa,
Hampstead, Texas. %
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FOR NALN-Onc repIstcred bull
calf, Worlds fair blood, 10 months old,
one registered heller, exceptionally tine
breeding both VIII be gray color For
prices address Mrs. Joel NJ, Taylor Hun.
gerford, Texas. "a
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4 o o X X EEPER desires employment:
speaks two other languages used TO lum
Der and other trades good references and
testimonials. Apply ID. 1909 Texas ave
nue., Houston. -
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TRAINED NuRSE-Cent - 49, --.----s
sihSe desires employees as Al n,rs Win Nth
No osI p9 lnnrm OF either sex. Address
-------- WIS oNiCc. ~
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FOR SALE Fiye.aere tract land, with Ave-
room cottage: will sell on the lowest ig
ures on account Of sickness Apply Cal
houn and NelascO streets. -
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FOR RENT.

sooa AfLhER AVENUE -Four roo ,,,.-
r I5,T, S.Sse1n water bath; Sla. rs
eli cen,Idi,. renovated, newly furnish.
sv1dnns, with hot and cold hath nj. s,ia,d
and telephone FOR gentlemen vyl bIllNllesrs
SEES rss' lols Mckinney, corner :" Ps sS,gr,
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FOR SALE 232Ia acres In Amos Gates
survey, Grimes county, hreo.fourthS Of q
mile from prospect well; oil expected
daily. Box 107. Nnvagotn. Te1as. %
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MARTYR, HUDSON & FORD, oil Frank
lin, o1er hne two-story residence, ten
rooms, with an modern appointments:
stable and carriage house; one and n half
lots; close In best part Third ward
something choice aud chenp. II
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TRAINED GENTLE Jersey milk cattle
giving two and three gallons each, cheap
Tor cash. J. G. Parker, Almeda. TEX ~
FOR sALE-Two pair splendid mules and
harness; cheap. Write me at Devers
Texas, j. w. Warren. -
cHARBoN and Blaekleg prevented by
Pasteur Vaccines write for particulars
and testimonials PaEteur Vaccine Com,
pany, Chicago or Fort Worth. 10
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WE HAVE left 10 acres Of dne pr0rle
land 20G4 feet from base Of Damon
Mound proper on continuation of the
ridge which Joins Damon aud Columbia,
which We are Offering Tor a few days AT
the following prices: l-acre tract Ht
Sl75 TO 500 per acre; 70 3-acre tract a
$3.50 TO Sl7l per acre; 4 to 5-acro tract
ut SIPS. 10 500 per acre; 10ncre tract az
500 90 $3.50 per acre. These are the only
lands or any description In this vicinity
or nearer tho Mound than one mile that
can be had for less than 500 TO $500 per
acre. We can show YOU oil seepagcE and
gas on this tract and title Is absolutely
perfect; blue prints will be sent ia those
who mean business. l.. A. Myers, Rich
mond, Texas -
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SITUATIONS FEMALE.

WANTED--A situation by a white girl as
chambermald Ia Il hotel or general house
work In a small family. Address 2Sl3
this office. ~
WANTED Position us teacher by q young
lady who holds a State certificate; nave
taught iu public schools Of Texas and
Mexico City. Address Box lO4, Rock,
mort. "a
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WANTED Position as cook or homework.
Address S43 Author street. ~
WOMAN WANTS place, good cook and
good servant; call immediately to l6oS
sherman street. Matte Gudin. %
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IT. CAPTAIN, at 205 Milan street. near
Franklin, pays hlghcat prices FOR gentle.
mems old clothing and shoes; send postal
card. will call. II
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NO. 211 MILAN sTREBT-whoe or ia
part; the largest storeroom In Houston;
half block from market house. T. q.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-06-13
Oie port Hopal Srubenz
&dta ftrppb

Weft Nep on, 3d., 13. Stunt
lin bier uhr am Mitttpo9 Ha9nlittae
funb abermdls cine Grplpiion in Der
Yort Hopal Wfine ftdtt. Gs benefit
bies, oab iid nod INNER @as in Der
@rube befinbet. 9lm Oonnerftdg per.
ben Die Minen=S =Snipettpren enti6eipen.
pb nod Elm @erfu9 gend4t tperben
lou, bic Sobten aus Der 9rube heraus=
subrinaen, ebe bieie nit Wafer dnges
fiint pirb. 9is iebt finb oer 8ata>
ltrupbe a9t3ebn MenI Iden gum SpTer
eefallen uno elm ober stpei anoere bon
ben 0erlesten iino benz Spoe nabe.
Gatperer 8erod DIT.
Mtfanta, @d., 13. Suni. R. s.
sslopers, Der Mopptipz@ater Der iuns
een 8ertbd Sadfon, bic Dor brei Sager
Bel poplar Springs ermorbet dufse.
funpsn purbe, ftsbt i'm 1erbu&t. ielbii
bos MGbhen ermoroet au bdben. 81
pirb in ieinsr Wohnung bon Poli3ifter
bepa4t, big Der Coroner feinen Wabr.
iprud dbgeeeben bat.
Ta9 G6lub bes Goroners Sns
quefts purbs Glopers pieber freise.
laiIen, ba niats Sntriminirenoes ge.
qen ibn porgebradt peroen tonnte. Sr
einem 3immer bes Tlopers'f4en 9au.
Ies paren 8lutfpuren auf benz 8ober
uno an ben Wdnben sefunben poroen
Sadperfdnbise iasten aber aus, bar
bas 9lut BON einem 6ubn herrii9re.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-06-13

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A MIDNIGHT CATASTROPHE
(Denyer Evening Po5t.)

tomcat sat on a moonlit shed and
Warbled a song to the night.
prav old inger Of plrbian birth, but the
hero Of many fight.
And sinful man whose wicked soul no
love for harmony dwelt
From hi- bed arose in his red night clothes
giving voice to the rage he felt
He boOtiack seized in his vengeful hend
and hurled it out into space.
And smiles peeped out through the dry,
was sears Of the veteran tOmcatS
Never touched me :" he cried, in trium-
phant gIec, and laugh OF derision
And the mailman swore till the stars went
out and the moon hid its face IN
cloud
Again did the tomcat raise his voice in
song to his sweet Marie,
AID the echoes quivered like current jell
in the thrill Of the mtlOdee,
And the man in the window shotgun
seized, and it belched forth rain OF
lead,
And the tOmcat sank in the thrOeS or
death on the roof of the old wood
shed
With grunt Of triumph the murderer
sought the embrace OF bis couch
again,
And the tOmcat raised up its shot pierced
head and from it shook out the pain,
And said: I've been slaughtered just
four times now I've had trouble
to beat the band
But though slightly disfigured, I'm still in
the ring, and I've five moe lives on
hand ."
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Life a Century Age.
(Memphis Commercial Appeal.

(Memphis Commercial Appeal.)
One hundred years ago man could
not take a ride on a steamboat.
He could not 20 from Washington
to New York in q few hours.
He had never seen an electric light
or dreamed OF an electric car.
He could not send telegram.
He couldn't talk through the tele-
phone, and be had never heard of the
hello girl.
He could not ride bicycle.
He could not call in stenographer
and dictate letter.
He bad never received typewrit-
ten communication.
He had never heard of the germ
theory or worried over bacill and
bacteria.
He never looked pleasant before a
photographer or had his picture taken.
He never heard a phonograph talk
or saw = kaleidoscope turn out prize
fight.
He never saw through Webster's
Unabridged Dictionary with the aid
OF Roentgen ray.
He never had taken a ride in an
elevator.
He had never imagined such a
thing as typesetting machine or a
typewriter.
He had never used anything but a
wooden pillow.
de- had never seen his wife using u
sewing machine.
He had never struck a match on bis
pants or anything else.
He couldn't take an anaesthetic and
have his leg cut off without feeling it.
He had never purchased 1O-cent
magazine which would have been re-
garded As q miracle of art.
He could not buy paper for = cen,
and learn everything that had hap.
Pened the day before all over the
world.
He had never seen . Mccormack
reaper or q self-binding harvester.
He had never caosssd an iron bridge,
In short there were several thing,
that he could not do and severa
things he did not know.
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FOIey'S Kidney Cure
makes kidneys and bladder right.

The Biltmore farms will shortly
make very extensive additions to the
live stock department. The farms
will soon have on the way thirty
three brood sows selected from
all the leading breeding estab-
lishments in England, and like
the former importation, these will
be the choicest that England can fur
nish. They are expected to arrive
about the middle of the month, stay
ing in quarantine three weeks and
will probably arrive here about the
middle Of May. Shipments of thor
ough breds and standard poultry
have been more numerous than ever
from the farms. the number increasing
every year. During the last few
days sales have been made to Cali
fornia, New Jersey, Virginia, South
Carolina, Georgia, North Carolina,
Florida and misunderstanding Cit,-
zen.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-05-02

No MAN lives to himself alone. The
rich and the poor are alike dependent
upon each other. If all the poor peo-
pie should leave this community the
value of real estate would decrease
greatly; business would fall off and
the wheels of industry become prac-
tically idle. AS community then
we owe something to these people as
we'll as ourselves-somethi beside
employment and the right of citizen
ship-and the wealthy citizen ought
not to think that he is doing other
than his duty when paying taxes for
public benefits, chief among which is
public education. An intelligent
community is more prosperous than
an ignorant community; an intelligent
community can only come through
educating the masses.
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AGUINALDO'S MANIFESTO.
He feeds the Voice of His People
Theee Has Been Enough Blood Shed,
Enough Tears and Enough Des0la-
tion-tiis People Long for Peace.

II believe l am not in error in pre-
Stunning that the unhappy fate to
which my adverse fortune has led me
is not surprise to those who have
been familiar with the progress Of the
war. The lessons taught with full
meaning and which have recently
come to my knowledge suggest with
irresistible force that complete
termination of hostilities and lasting
peace are not only desirable, but
absolutely necessary to the welfare of
the Philippine Islands. The Filipinos
have never been dismayed by their
weakness, nor have they faltered in
following the path pointed out by
their fortitude and courage. The
time has come, however, in which
they find their advance along this
path to DO impeded by an irresistible
force, which, while it restraints them,
yet enlightens their minds and opens
to them another course, presenting to
them tho cause of peace. This cause
has been joyfully embraced by the
majority of my fellow-countrymen,
who have already united around the
glorious, sovereign banner Of the
United States. In this banner they
repose their trust and belief that
under its protection the Filipino peo-
pie will attain all those promised
liberties which they are beginning to
enjoy. The country has declared un-
mistakably in favor Of peace. So be
it. There has been enough blood,
enough tears and enough desolation.
This wish cannot be ignored by the
men still in arms, il they are ami
mated by desire to serve our noble
people, which has thus clearly mani
tested its will. So do l respect this
will, now that it is known to me.
"After a mature deliberation, /
resolutely proclaim to the world that
I cannot refuse to heed the voice of
people longing for peace, nor the
lamentations of thousands of families
yearning to see their dear ones enjoy
ing the liberties and the promised
generosity of the great American ma
ton. By acknowledging and accept
ing the sovereignty of the United
States throughout the Philippine
archipelago, As now do, and without
any reservation whatsoever, believe
that l am serving thee, my beloved
country. May happiness be thine"
TO signify this important STEP in
the pacitication Of the country, Gen.
Macarthur orders the release on
swearing allegiance to the United
States Of 1000 insurgent prisoners.
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N n The Famous
lnW D00O Forage Crop
uuW TIN and Soil
w "A a SVSNH lmprOVerS.
lmprovers.

WE ARE HEADQUARTERS for these and all
Southern specialties, including Sofa Beans,
Velvet Beans, Pearl or Cat-tail Millet, Teosinte
Bermuda Grass, Ensilage Corn, Spanish Pea.
nuts, Chufas, Sorghums, etc.
write Tor prices, and our interesting Catalogue
giving full Information about these crops,
T.W. WOOD & SONS. Richmond, Va.
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The NesOs and Observer wants pub
lie official who does not think he is
above criticism. This long-felt want
will 60 untitled probably till the
millennium. The Southerncr does not
want so much. 1t only desires a
State official now and then who is not
a member Of the Legislature.-Tar
boro Southerner.