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CONVENTION.
REPORTS or SEVERAL COMMITTEES
WE'RE RECEIVED AND ADOPTED.
In the Afternoon judicial Session Was
Held to Investigate Complaints
Brought Before the yynod.

sherman, Texas, October 5.-Thc morn
ing session of the synod opened at o'clock
with devotional exercises conducted by
Rev. D. Z. Junkn The minutes OF yes
terday's sessions were read and adopted by
the synod RI Rev Joseph Key bishop
OF the Methodist Episcopal church, South,
being in attendance on the synod, was in
vited to u seat as a visiting brother
II was decided 70 pay the expenses OF
the committee which Is to visit Atlanta
and participate In the formulation Of per
manent plans for home mission work. The
report Of the committee on Austin college
was taken up and adopted The report ~
the committee on Sunday school work was
adopted. j. A. MOntgumcrN's reasons for
non attendance on the synod We're declared
satisfactory. Consideration Of the Pres
byterinn Record was made the special or
der OF business for Monday morning, the
committee ON synodical eyangeli2ation was
reelected, except William Anderson, who
mas moved out OF bounds, aud De MI
substituted for NJ. s Smith aud Robert
I'M added 10 the committee.
The synod rcconyened at O'Clock At
2:l5, In tho case u w s. Red VS.. Prcsby-
terry Of Brazos, the moderator converted
the deliheratiYc body Into a body judicial,
and the complainant was accorded fifteen
minutes to present his case. The answer
Of the pregbytery was 10 the cnrct that
BQaZ had been notified ~ the complaint
against him for absence aud was cited 70
appear aud make his excuse for such alb
sence This he refused TO DO, and did not
even address letter 10 the presbytcry
giving his excuse. but wrote a personal
letter 10 an individual giving such cH
cuse lie was therefore suspended from
the ministry.
Mr.. Red took the ground that Boaz did
not refuse to attend, but was necessarily
absent The complaint was sustained Oh
a viva yOce vote, and committee was
appointed TO formulate the opinion Of the
court. The committee consists Of J. l.
naI A MTf mrNW n
Smith
Ministers OF the PRESBYTERIAN church viii
ill all pulpits In this city tomorrow.
In the case OF r. w Fallon vs.. the Mis-
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Methodist Revival.

Wharton, Texas, October 4--The pro-
tracted meeting Mt the Methodist church
Is continuing with encouraging success.
Much help in the good work this week has
been rendered by Presiding Elder lie Clere
Of Houston, Rev. Ingram Of FL Campo,
Rev. Porter of Alvin and Rev. Stewart OF
Mntagorda. The meeting VIII probably
continue another week or ten days.
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Mrs;, Jane priskllL celebrated her ,ino,,
o oId birthday Yesterday A few o q, bSr
them extended congrntulatinns ''lu ~ or
n ni old lady and Is blessed by hayjn, u
eyesight only slightly Impaired ''ls her
Notes and Personals.
sc hh9stih, Texas October 8 The city puhuc
condition, with the exception Of ~ ,oNv ieSd
ssSSaaool which has an enrolment OF Of n oniI
MT. A. J. sauter and wife have ret,rnoS
ir Nm u Visit to relatives IN Pennsylvanla
to Dallas To sec the fair ""'f soue
me attorney generals opinion with ,os
erehce 70 mineral lands In West rexas ta.
not yet been sent over 10 the Lana oei nas
IN nn account of the absence Of COMMISSIONS
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Sonora, Texas, October 4.-The revival
meeting heretofore reported IL stlll pro-
crossing here with marked success. Many
who have heretofore seemed Indifferent TO
the cause Of religion are now interested
and the large tabernacle Is daily crowded.
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Fort Worth Pastor win Go 70 Chicago

Fort Worth Pastor Win Go to Chicago.
Fort Worth. Texas, October s.-Dr.
George McAdam, who has been pastor OF
81 Paul's Methodist church four years,
will preach his last sermon here Sunday
night He hns accepted the cali Of one OF
the leading Methodist churches IN Chicago
on Twcutv-sccond street and will leave for
that city early next week Mr.. McAdam's
appointment win he made by the Rock
River conference. which conyeues at Evans
ton next Wednesday. The doctor came
from Dcadwood, s. D., Mt the solicitation
OF Bishop McCabe He has succeeded In
lifting a church debt Of 5000. refurnished
the church, and Increased tho Snembership
over 100 per cent He ls one OF the bright
est preachers In the South.
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Charternd

~. Texas October 5.-The following
|ra vas fied today:
psu'soh Hotel company of Denison:
|tstos si0es $1,000 lncorporators: G. l..
b Ram a. Z, Platter and u II. Lingo.
|n.r b ~ IAN Ice company amended its
|ge ~ US slu6SF6sGaeslng Its capital stock from
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| never HAVE BACKACHE
Headache or Bearing Down Pains Any More--Pe-ru-na
Made Me Well.

great many women make the same
mistake this woman made. Knowing Pc
runa 70 be cntarrh remedy they do not
suppose Peruna would be good for female
disease. Not knowing their disease is ca.
tarrh they naturally do not think OF a ca
tarrh remedy.
Miss Murphy might have received cure
long before she did had she not made this
very common mistake. Female disease is
catarrhal disease. Peruna ls remedy
for catarrh wherever located. Therefore
Perunn cures female disease.
Forturing symptoms Disappeared.
Miss Annie Hoban. rost Pocahontas OF
femassee Council OF Red Men (womon's
Branch. writes from s12 Eighth avenue,
New York:
Three months ago ] was troubled with
hackache and troublesome heayiness
about the stomach. Sleep brought me no
rest for 1t was restless sleep The doc
tor said my nervous system WAS out OF Or
der hut his prescriptions didn't seem 10 re.
neve me. was told that Peruna was good
for building M the nervous system. After
using Il for two months | know now that
It is. want to say that II made new
woman OF me. The torturing symptoms
have all disappeared and feel myself
again. Pcruna did me more good than all
the other medicines have takeu."-Annis
HoDan.
Superior for Worn-Ou Women.
Mrs, NJ, Van vrancLen, Charlady Of Sick
Committee Of Lady STANDARD Mutual Bene-
ut Association Of New orleans. s21 Fourth
street, New Orleans La, writes:
Sin connection with my Official work
have repeatedly found Pcrunn a most re.
liable remedy In cases OF catarrh OF tho
system there is nothing which will cure
any quicker aud ms remedy Tor vermont
women Il is superior to anything | know.
ut restores mother after severe child
nirtn, aud prevents palms and Irregularities
In very short time, have found it OF
much value both as a preventative Of colds
and MS a tonic when | have been feeling
badly badly. and aith%gsn never give tesi-
In favor OF rcruna, as consider " Of ex-
ceptional value. Mrs. NJ. Van Nrancken.
" since Using Pe-ru-na DO Not Know
I Have Nerves"
Miss Louise Bertsci f0H second street.
Brooklyn, n. V, writes
My health was excellent until about
six months ago when | seemed to have
collapse from overriding socially Hud inc
and climate.
AS this was an absolute ImposslhlNty
at the time, ] had TO try aud regain my
health In another way and was iudpVcd hy
friend who gave Pcruna such a good rec
ommend 20 try Pcruna.
II can not tell you the condition o. nay
nerves when began to use Il. The ictst
noise irritatcd me nnd { felt that%ltc was
not worth living, but Perrna soon
do not know ! have nerves. louise
BcrtScl
" you do not derive. prompt and saus-
write at once 10 Dr. Hartman, giving q
full statement OF your case, and he viii
be pleased to give YOU his valuable adyies
gratis,
ADDRESS nj. Hartman. President Of The
| Hartman Sanltarium, Colur,hus, Ohio.
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lFeS Blood and
Skin Troubles.
EIood Pn,e rails - scrofula, Ulcers,
PbsO',son, Cancer. Eczema,
NHeimatism. Catarrh'
WITS No H,N0 TO TRY

NNfnH
sood po,s6ooom Ulcers, Eczema. scrof-
81 Skin, ipsiI BIN. Cancer, Eating sores,
7nn, RhenIpies, Bolls, Bone Palms,
\ % Skin IRSi,allsm. Catarrh. or any
issolanic BloaSSe a 50 We advise you to
bT advised ~ ha!m tB: r. b.. lis
~ bse,,f malignant blood or sEln
\ c.iesS a1 Botanic Blood palm IA "a
1ates tebaefe an else fail. beeis every
~ re ny blood pure ana rich. gives
y o. In h glow OF perfect heslth
1ho5o,,li.ll9st perfect blood nntiaer
A. Del ,lly tested for 10 wears
S,,lei6ee !, ARG bottle al drug stores
- BY y v.. ,aio new families medicine
y. 81 Afa,hg Glood Balm Co. l3l
80 ftee rs,' ea,h, Ga, Describe trou-
vac thd ms saiilesl adyice also given.
uieai advice sent prepaid.
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pEPEW is TO MARRY.

He Announces the Lady TO Be Msa
May Palmer.
New York, October 5.-The Herald ans,
nounces that Senator Chauncey NJ. Depew,
is 90 marry Miss May Palmer Ia the mean
future and quotes the senator, who is tho.
guest OF II. Nick. Twombly at his homes
Fordham Park near MorriBtown, n. j., a8
follows: cit is true that l am to be mars
ried again. The lady who has honored
me by agreeing TO become my wife Is Miss
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The experience of Miss Murphy away out
on the Pacific coast OF our Immense con
tlncnt must sound strangely familiar to
thousands of women on the Atlantic coast
From ocean 20 ocean Perunn Is known aud
praised by the women. Many % them nave
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FuneraI Of Gustav Volaht.

Galveston. Texas. October 5.--Gustav
Noight. aged As years, debut 1870 O'Clock
yesterday morning at ST M%ry's luarma4H.
His funeral occurred at 10 o'clock this
morning from Lcvy's undertaking parlors
and was conducted under the auspices ~
trIlf lodge, o. y. II. S. of which organi-
cation the deceased was a member.
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NV ieSas October The attorney
|, NM, .Daay Med suit In the district court
~. a ', j. Il Bradley to recover four
q sfs y, iisnd in Wheeler county The
as 6flSlno, fraudulent sale on account
! Nitts ~ purchaser not being an ac-
II An =" Inc time the land was award
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Roma Gettina Ready to Sail.
DELEGATES Rivers and Harbors Congress

Galveston. Texas, October 5,--The fol
lowing gentlemen have been appointed as
delegates from Galveston to the National
rivers and harbors congress, which viii
he convened at Baltimore October 81 Jens
Mo!ler Walter Gresham. r. r. Hawley.
John Sealy, Il. Waverly smith Charles
Fowler and NJ Lasker. Colonel Gresham
the congress Al the other gentlemen are ire
already East, and they have all wired
they would be In Baltimore on October s
70 attend the meetIng
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N.,n ch,,rnh RuIItllno

Floresvilie Texas. October ALT Is stated
by Bidcr doe Harding that work will begin
today on new Christian church hetweeG
Eioresyille and Stockdaie.
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Johnson County Candidates.

Cleburne, Texas October $50 far there
are two asplrants for congress In johnson
county who have publicly declared their
Intentions 10 run--Hon. ID. w Odel, State
senator, and District Judge William Pom
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caesar Conouered Britain.

Malaria was conquered by slmmons' Liver
Purifier ain box. Protected from nioLst-
urc dust and insects. Clears tkS com
plexions cures constipation, aids and cor.
raets actloa Of the Liver.
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Church eezar At FIoresylIIe.

Floresville, Texas, October A bazaar
will he held by the Catholic church people
on November 7, for the purpose OF seeur-
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brought M verdict for Hie plaintiff IN
the sum OF $3.50. The suit was for al
legged personal injuries.
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o.,,d Of Health Law.

poafd oil f1GdlNN lave
october 5.-The follow
w .a0r Il the new law relating to
!. 4 isaltA in contemporaries towns
nAse ,,a chapter 100. Of the acts
4 AZ 70 aMsu session of the Twenty-sixth
4 he ngHls' ia state of Texas, amend.
ltsaIgTe "a VIII OF the Revised ClNll
N srlieEs Tsrss. relating to boards OF
<si1tes Vi.,lncorporatcd towns anu VII
tsln ID va ~ repcal all laws and parts
5sss 49, e%onejet Herewith, aud to de-
" ~ LED e by the legislature OF the
sals q ie T6ot chapter 1853, Of the acts
kNsn session Of the Twenty-siNth
n " Ss,ng nm act to amend article
BsaiaN, v'S' tile NNNIl, OF the RE
tsAgySt ofntes OF Texas, be so amend
" w safer read rs follows:
Va The commissioners court OF
|Nee siiI IN which an unincorporated
pulniisce NAV he situated. snail nave
n Y p sssignate the lines of such town
IVA y and may appoint a board or
VIZ X. sncn town. consisting OF three
ln ~ less than two of whom shall
~, practlcing physicians; SAID
pSesn s1ch appointments are made,
"A ,S@edIately notify the state health
!ms Al laws and parts of laws In
~ herewith are hereby repealed.
|...e The fact that there Is now no
n, ,he enforcement of sanitary regula-
!. n Incorporated towns and villages
N y s,s,e creates an emergency and an
v. .,,iye prbic necessity, authorizing the
...sss df The constitutional rule requir-
',lil. n be read on three several days
VI horse and said rule Is hereby sus.
WI md ibis act shall take effect and
n ire from and after its passage, and
Y y enacted
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Veterans at the Home

n, n.. ,sAas, October 5.-On the FIRST
Cos,.a 1sn there We're 2Go veterans at
|ga s 5Sssaat.e, home and elghty-six an.
he h6hnsa on Gle for admirtande
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Ing funds fer the erection 81 m academy
aud 10 finish paying for their eleBanS
church building
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9. B. Jones nn.A

Essr asAss' October SC. r. Jones. a
Nh, laad agent Of this city. died
Irng -Nu Will be buried tomorrow
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Miss Florence Murphy 2o3 Second
suffered for with female trouble
physicians
I'VE have used peruIa tn our home for all
deal OF faith in
not know good Tor female HIS until
1t WELL to make
and strong bacte bearing
more miss FLORENCE MURPHY.
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STATUE TO CONFEDERACY.
Daughters of cOnfederacy VIII Erect
One in Galveston.
A DESIGN IS NOW on EXHIBITION
The Title Is "Glora Victis," Glory IN
Oetest--The Idea Is to Represent
Dianifed Resignation.

Galveston. Texas. October 5.--veuve Jef
ferson Davis chapter. Daughters or the
oontederacy, have undertaken to erect ia
Galveston statue Of the lost cause. and
fFof. l.. AmatieS, who executed the Texas
Independence movement. has submitted a
design which Is now on exhibition In the
lobby OF the Rosenberg hank.
IL is small clay model and is nor
proper subject Of nice criticism, but the
general plan opens the way for sugges.
non Ii Is figure OF Confederate sol
der hngging the dag 30 his heart with his
left arm and In his right hand holding a
broken sword In the BACKGROUND Is a
dlsmantled cannon. With other Insignia OF
war. The title is Gloria Yictls"-glory in
uetcat' The sculptor explains in letter
That his Idea Is to depict dignined reAgua.
ton Prof. Amatics names 5000 as the
pfkee OF the work completed In bronze.
Mataeorda County Rice.
Galveston, Texas, October ). -Accord,ne
to J. +. Grant who has Just returned
from Bay city, the rice growing Industry
iu Matagorda county Us proving more sue
cessful than In other portions ot the
state, or in Louisiana. He says that the
rice land there viii produce in some in
ht"hHos as mucn as eighty bushes to the
acre and that the average is between forty
and eighty bushels per acre The Colorado
Canal company is constructing canal
south Of Bay City ten miles in length and
arrangements are being made BY home
capita TO construct another tanal also
south Of Bay city.
a ferry is to be built across Gle Colorado
river for the purpose of bringing the prod.
uct of the rice farms along the Moore.
Cortes canal 10 Bay City. The citizens OF
M0lHgurda county are fully alive to the
proht of rice growing and as a consequence
nave Increased the prices OF their land.
Roma Getting Ready to Sail.
Galveston, Texas. October "a survey
OF the steamship Roma Is being made today
by Marine Engineer = j. Anderson and
Fred Chase is making an examination of
her bottom. These Investigations are being
made TO ascertain what repairs will be
necessary before the ship is sufficiently
seaworthy to make the trip to New York.
whore she Is 10 be hauled into dry
dock II is understood that the repaiAs
necessary for the safety of the trip are
al ui u MINOR nature ana can be com.
pleted In time to allow the vessel to de
part during the early part Of next week.
Captain 4. j. StorrS or San Francisco
who arrived Yesterday and assumed the
command of the Roma, Is today organic.
ing his crew and taking on supplies and
pONl.
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Mrs. Days Birthday

ns,h.. October 5.-Mrs. Sarah
- q Doe and Tony Day and
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! qAIE DENTAL BOARD
| ,,,oIr,rs Have Been Named by
Governor Savers.
.,,,0,pEp BUSINESS IS VERY HEAVY
u, owe the State Are Using
~ Wy a n Making Payment--pr.
" s's ,.,.s VIII Probably Retire.

r.,,. october 5.-The governor
rHr ia = .upolnied the state board
ifs'0on ., Iae as follows: T. {.
asal pgnas. {. G, Weaver OF
sfisa y Merchant Of Giddings.
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b. lores MlII Probably Retire.

|Hlln. Texas. October j.-The new appro-
|silsn blu struck out the office of see
h 70 ihe quarantine hoard in the state
lM officers department.. That office
Tea held BY Dr. /, j. Jones for the
few years and in many instances he
ben termed assistant state health
|MT While the bill abolisheS the Of
\ L pfnyides for a steuognpher. 1t is
rti that pr, Jones win leave the Of
nd resume the practice of medicine
|aTsrl During his connection with the
n hsalth department he has been of
|iilk assistance TO Or Bluut.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-03-12
MRS. CANDLES DEATH.

On TuesdayIevening, week ago, Mrs.
Joseph Gamble laid down the burden
of life and crossed the dark river She
had been i'll but a short time, and many
of her friends were not aware of the
fact of her sickness until they were APP
prised of her death The cause of death
was heart trouble, with which deceased
had been afflicted since girlhood days.
Mrs. CANDLES maiden name was
Mary Jane Kelly, and she was a native
of Canada, being born in the village of
Huntington in the province of Ontario,
on the 23d of November, 1851. Early
in 1878 she moved to Ripon, this state,
where on July Sd, of the same year, she
was united in marriage to Jos. Gamble.
In 1887 the family moved to this city
and has since resided here. Besides her
husband she leaves four children, AL
bert, Nellie, Matte and Claribel. De-
ceased was held in high esteem by all
her acquaintance. She was kind
mother, faithful wife and an ELECTION
ate friend. In her religious work she
was member of the NJ E. church, be-
ing one of it's most faithful and consci-
entious workers, and in all works of
charity her hand was plainly visible
The funeral was held on Friday after
noon from the home on Fourth street,
and was conducted by the Rev f. A.
Pease.
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BUILDING BOOM.

The prospects are that Wausau, this
year. will enjoy the greatest activity
in building, ever known in its history
While the amount expended may not
be as great, the number of handsome
business blocks and residences will run
ahead of any former year. This means
that Wausau will also make a record in
the increase of her population Already
families are coming in from every point
of the compass, and it is almost impos-
sible to find vacant room in which tc
live. A few days ago two families came
to town and every moment until yester-
day was put in trying to find houses to
live in. They were successful in secur-
ing small quarters in the outskirts of
the city. That Wausau is destined to
be the largest city of northern or cen
trail Wisconsin is as certain as that the
sun will rise on the morrow The To-
cation of the city; ner great water pow
er; her adjacent farming landslide
best in Wisconsin; her vast lumber in
terests; her surrounding hardwood
forests, and above all the energy and
push of her business men makes this
possible. Among some of the new
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Y. M. C. A. NOTES.

Rev. j F. Nugent, fifth number on
the entertainment course, tonight IN
the opera house admission 80 cents.
Owing to the lecture, the Tuesday
evening meeting for boys, has been
changed to Wednesday. at 7:15 P. NJ.
Meeting lasts three quarters of an hour.
The public exhibition to be given by
the Gym. classes, viii be held in the
Alexander hall, Friday, March 26. Ad-
mission p and Is cents Reserved seats
extra.
Last week we stated that one of Frank
Smiths mottos was: Keep Sweet, "
through an error it was made to read:
weep Sweet Mr.. Smith comment
ing upon the change said it was easier
for some people to weep sweet than to
keep sweet. There is more truth than
poetry in his remark, even ifthe words
do rhyme.