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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-11
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

FIIAToNIA.-B. r. Blodworth shipped
two cars of cattle to New Orleans.
MlANSFIELD. LEGAL option carried in
this precinct c; farraut county.
CQoPDR.--T case ssHinst LOUIS Lut-
trell, charged With murder, has been set
for the 18th.
ANnERsO N.-Brazos county is building
hne bridge at Ferguson's crossing over
the Navasota river.
DALLAS.--As a result OF the heavy de-
mand from South Africa, mules are very
scarce and high in price.
LA GRlANGE.-County couTl Is in SEES
sion and the tcwn is prowdei wish peo-
pie nom ali over IIhe county.
MOUNT CALM Trade is brisk and the
merchants are preparing for the largest
ye,ar's business In their history.
PLNNo.--Elder R. r. Hamblin, pastor
OF the Christian church, has resigned to
take charge of the church at Mckinney.
FLMToNIA. Warren, young
colored woman, was shot in the right eye.
The gun was accidentally discharged by
a friend.
KIl1BEN. There is not q vacant
dwelling or business house in town and
several in course OF construction have
been rented.
ABrLENE.-There IS great activity in
farming Lands just now and the demand
continues despige a decided stiffening in
prices recently,
BLOOMING GROVE j. Nixon and
Wife and little daughter are confined at
thor home in the western part of town
with smallpox
WACO.-The Commercial club will
make an effort 10 obtain the location OF
- ulff ch &c bo
moved from Tehuse,na.
LULING.-Anether hose company IL 10
be organized by The Volunteer fire de-
ranment. building for II is now be-
ing erected in the city.
BELLEvUE.-Bur blew the pos,
office safe and secured s170. They were
discovered wAlle trying 10 blow another
safe aud fred on bur escaped.
SULPHUR SPRINGS. --Captlin William
Durham. an old citizen OF Hopkins coun-
~, was thrown from his buggy by a
runaway team and instantly killed
MINERAL wELIS,--The recent CEN
sus report from Washington shows Min
eral Wells has a population Of e04S. an
increase over that four years ago OF so
per cent.
MlNE0IiA--A S-yesr- old son o. r S.
shields was attacked and badly gored
by COW; the chsld's lie was saved ay
small dag, which eupacked the animal
and diverted it's assertion
y WAXAHAcHfE. There are now thirty
cases OF smallpox al tho penthouse and
the situation does not materially i'm
prove. Most Of the cases are negro cot
ION pickeis from South Texas.
LocKtfART. Tho negro. Judge Hicks.
who was shot at Dale about Christmas,
died sunday night from tho effects Of
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the wound. Tack Talley had an exam
ming trial at Dale and was placed under
q $500 bond,
bAMARQuE.-A well attended and we'll
organized school, two fourIshlng busi-
ness houses, one OF large dimensions re-
Gently built, with further addition for
livery stable and general repairs on
wrecked or injured homes.
BOWlE.-Th old coal mine on the
Fort Worth and Denver City railway.
five miles north OF Bowie. upon which
work was abandoned for some cause. will.
II is thought by one OF the principal
stockholders, be reopened in the near flu
ture.
sMlTiiVIlJlJE.- Rlrties from san An
tonic were here last week looking around
Tor a location for an ice plant. They re-
oeiyed substantial encouragement from
the business men Of the town and 1t is
ee!cved the plant will be put in early in
the spring.
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Marriages.

Austin, Texas, January 1O.-The fellow
ing weddings took place in Austin yester-
day and last night:
Mr.. Pud e, Faech and Miss Cora
Cavanaugh, two prominent young pcop.e,
were welded yesterday.
Rev. Or Mcdonald married Mr.. John
Ives and Mrs. Addie McDurmey.
Miss Ora Hamilton of this city and Mr..
Carr M4chn OF Tennessee were married
yesterday afternoon at the Tenth Street
Methodist church. Rev. Dr. Bradieli Of
tciated.
Mr.. n. r. Deavours and Miss Jennie
May Johnson were married yesterday
evening by Rev. DR., Smoot.
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Good Bu.inc.r d cors,capo.

Corsicana. Texas, January 1o.--1t IS
stated unothciolly. though on good au-
thority, that tho passenger business at
the corsieana ofhce of the Cotton Belt
shows an increase for the past month
OF S04l5 compared with the same month
lsst year, while the Houston and Texas
central shows increase OF not less lhan
$4,000 for the same period.
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Greenyille, Texas. January Slater
estimates on the oil mill ire yesterday
morning place the loss at about so per
cent OF the value OF the properly, with
Ian insurance OF s27.50o OF this amount
syn 600 was In the Fareman's FUND, Royal.
Phoenix OF brooklyn. House Of New York
and $500 In the Imperial
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Giddings, Texas, January 1O.-Adolph
Wachsmann, doing a general merchandise
business at Mannheim, in this county, filed
deed OF assignment in the office OF the
county clerk this morning. naming Her
mann Marburger as assignee. A list OF
the creditors has been filed.
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san francisco, Cal. January 10 .-The
annual report OF the Southern Pacific for
the year ended June 20 last shows that
the surplus for the year reached S7,57s..
40 For the year before the surplus was
StiU,giS Gross earnings were S6i 400, :
10. The not income was Se4,47a, 6ss.
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Every tablet of Casoarcts Candy
Cathartic bears the famous c. C. C.
Never sold in bulk. Look for il and
accept no other, Beware of fraud.
All druggists, roc.
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Jndge sneed.s FunernI.

Austin. Texas January 1O.-The fd-
neral Of Judge T. F. Sneed took place this
afternoon and large crowd or sorrowing
friends accompanied tue remains to tn If
final resting place. The fyllowing citi-
zens acted as pail bearers; r. NJ. Caste
man, Joseph Male, A. w Terrell, NJ. NJ.
Johnson, Avery Rector Frank Brown.
w. NJ, Walton and G.. r. She ley
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Express Company EIcc,ed ofaccr..

Savannah, Ga. January 1O.-The South.
ern Express company. a its annual NEE,
lug here today. elected the following Of
hcers President NJ. j. o'Bmen; vice
president, NJ. +. Plant. secretary and
treasurer, George II. Tiley, general
amer. T, W. Ieary.
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Seed Minis al Mount Pleasant.

Mount Pleasant. Texas. January lo.--
The large seed bins containing about $500
tons OF seed we're burned az this place
this morning shortly after midnight. Fire
] is thought TO have been OF ineondlary
origin.
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smnnmrs, DEPARTMENT.

S.rayed or stolen from W. Brown,
Beachamp SprinE. Texas, a sorrel horse
and saddle and bridle; horse II hands
high, no brand. marks ON each side or
back, blaze face, long tail. So 50 reward.
A. r. Anderson. sheriff
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
Attachments Rum.

Weatherford Texas. January to.-At-
tachments We're run on the merchandise
stock of John Clark yesterday evening
and this morning. amounting to $1,000.
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ne.idence Near MENTION.

Denton, Texas. january lo,-~rhe ola
Lanham house. about Ave miles north Of
town. was burned last night; insurance
$4,000. loss $4,000.
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If THE BABY IS currINo Trpru

be sure and use that old and well trlei
remedy. Mrs. Wlnslow's soothing syrun'
ior children teethIng, II s7othes the child,
soltens the gurus. allsys all pain. cures
wind collie and is the best remedy for
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Illness. and has Allied tho vacancy caused
By his death. which occurred about thirty
DAYS ago.
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THE FIRE RECORD.


Clcburne. Texas. january "a barn
full OF corn. implements. etc, belonging
TO Mr.. Thomas OF Venus, was burned
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Al trains arrive and dcrAr, from the Grand Gem
trail depot except the Missouri. Kansas & Texas
trains, which have depot In the Fifth ward. the In
ternauonal Great Northern and Columbia Tap.
which use the International and Great Northern de-
pot on Congress avenue. and the Houston last and
West Texas morning tram which leaves from ana
arrives At the Houston East and West Texas dep Of
The Missouri Kansas & Texas and Galveston,
Houston & Henderson trains pass the International
md Gfeai NcTthefn depot.
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Chartered.


! Austin. Texas, January l0.--The fol-
lowing charters were filed today with tn,
secretary OF state:
w. II. Marshall G. Sons company; mor.
chandise business OF Whitesooro; capita
stock $4,000. lncotipjrators: w. II
Marshall. John and VIII Marshall.
/ The Kemp DRUG company Of Mexia
capital stock $4,000 Inc5rporators: X
lPhilpott J. o. Wyckoff and T. Mckenzie
The Murphy company OF .Waxahachie
mercantile business; capital stock $50,
000. Incorporators: George, George $
and j. w. Murphy.
! f. NJ. Cheney Grocery company o
Corsicana; capital stock $4,000. Incor
pcrators: r. NJ Cheney, c. C. Walton
and b. Tinkle.
| The Miller Cross company OF Waco
merchandise business; capital stock $50
00Q. Incorporatols: F. H. Miller, A. v
Cross and Ralph McLendon.
/ Longmire WORKMAN Furniture compan
/ Of Paris; capital stock 1000.
The Grand Lodge. Ancient. Free an
| Accepted Masons of Texas; no caplte
stock, business office at Houston.
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NOTE--Trans leaving Houston atA4sp.
m. snd arriving al Houston at ASA. m and
io.2s q. m. also run Into Grand Central de-
pot. departing 10 minutes earlier and arriv-
Ing ten minutes later than time given above.
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ITEMS FROM THE CAPITAL CITY
LEGISLATURES no ne ASKED FOR
PUBLIC SQUARE.
A Number of Mercantile FIRMS hav'
Secured Cbarters-Funeral OF
Thomas Il. Sneed.

Austin, Texas, January io.--Several Ia
dies of the city held a meeting yesterday
at the home OF Mrs. ]. b. Clark and drew
10 a petition which they Will present to
the legislature asking that body for the
block Of ground formerly occupied by the
temporary capitol building. % be used IS
a site for a public library building II
they succeed in their laoors they Will
ask Andrew Carnegie for s5O,0C0 dcna-
ton TO help the movement along
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Fifth Ward.
Les~o Gas am. Express Train. Arrive io.o 90 p.
Grand Central Depot
Leave 7.2o p. Arrive 900 a. II
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tshreveport. Kansas City and cineInn.tS
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n. A. n. o. ". n.
Houston and New orleans Trains.
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Nos and 10 are fast mall ana express between the
iwo cities ony and will carry through cars for Dali
las and Dfnson. going from Houston via the Cen
ira.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-11-08

oSn Jtem9gDrt Dur0e er ertdflflt. -
@r lit &O4 i'm inbiI4en 3immer
BON S6errD's 3eitaurunt. - 8ie
er bic 2Dn0oner narrte.
Stem Oorf, 7. g}op. - Ser
qroBe ltnbefannte, lpel3er Dd6reno
Der leBten 8o9en in Qon0on uno
fpGter in Canada als Der Haju6 bon
Runiit, Bring BON &urutI6i unb
@obn bes 9errIders BON 8elutI4tz
ftdn gefeiert tpurbe unb geitern bier
eintraf, lit iiberbuupt fein Prin3, fonz
bern Der bielen Nepz0ortern Do6lbez
fannie Gurrie@Gbef aus Dem inOiI6en
3tnmer in SberrD'8 Re1taurdnt, Sad
Ranqi emile, SSn QonOon erIdien
er zines i90nen Sages nit etnem Sc
folge BON ettpa 80 0ianern, unter De-
nen ii6 cine punberI30ne Sdn5erin
befanb, pel4e i6rem er6a6enen Sc
bietsr, 10 6ieB es, Our6 ibre &unit Die
@riGlen oer14eu6te, ipenn Seine 9os
belt qelangfpeilt gu iein geru6ten.
Son Getten Des Q(uStpdrtigen 2(mtes,
nie Der 6oftretIe tpur0e Der S6lauz
meier nit alien einem Prtn3en BON
@e6lut 3ufpmmenoen G6ren empfanz
gen unb be6anbelt. Sein feine5 gufz
treten, feline elegante @rI4einung,
feline 3iarlihen 0Gnbe unb 5iiBe truz
qen bas sS6rige ba3u BEL, bic bieOeren
8riten gu tGuI9en. Die g}eugierOe
Der 8riten nur0e Dur6 ben gtimbus
bes @e6eimniBpoQen, nit pel9em Der
angebli4e 4rin3 ii4 gu umge6en perz
Itanb, nod bergr0Bert. @s mar 0az
6er nt9t perpunberlih, DaB ii4 BET
1einer NbreiIe na9 ganaOu, bic er oon
2iberpool aus antrat, cine rieiige
Menf6enmenge einfanb, Die bem f9etz
benben 5iiritenIo6ne gerdui4poae
Sbdtipnen bereitete.
@eitern inoeB, ais Der b:rmeintlibe
Bring ben 3ug Der rRep~YOrter
Gentral6a6n" an Der 125. StraBenz
Station perlieB uno iih na6 Oem
6auIe 9er. 159, Dit 81. StraBe, bez
qu6, ND feline Satin, cine nieoli6e
fleine Gngldnberin, i'm erpartete,
iteQte ii9 6eraus, baB Der SpaBoogel
Die 8riten ge60rig angeFiibrt bate.
@r mar nGmli6 nur na4 Sn0ten gez
reiIt, INN cine groBe @rblaaft, nel6e
feline Wtutter i6m 6interla6en hattie,
gu er6eben. Die inbif4e 5dn5erin lit
feline Ni9te unb bur6aus teine Sbaz
lisfe, unD bic bermeintli4en 9iener
iino inbii9e M}uItfdntsn, ipel9e aller
Wa6rf6einli9teit na9 bier consertiz
rem tpoIlen uno ais 0iener bas an9ebz
liaen Yrin3en nah Qmerifd famen,
nm bic auf Gontraftarbeiter be8iigz
li6en ginpanoerungs@8eIeBe gu umz
ge6en. sic purben am 8rano
gentrdlsOepot BON einem SSreunbe
Sad &angt Smiles. einem gepiFsn
Oanbauer, a6gebolt unb na9 einem
biligen SoitbauIe, glr. 583, @reenz
pi9zStraBe, iibergefiibrt. Sin She'll
oerIelben ioq Iib nod in WlpntreaI
befinben uno auf tpeitere Na9ri9ten
BON Netpzgprf parten. Der unterz
ne6menbe @urrie g6ef f6eint nobl
nit @'el0 berie6en gu fein, benn er
ities iibera4 in Den erltea 0Qtels ab.
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Butter unb brei &inocr 3n Snoe
herbrannt.

9outb g}orn alf, Conn.,, z.
g1opember. = 5rau @up ptmbeQ unb
i6re brei ainber ipurben 6eute Qbenb
bur9 bic grploiion elmer Petroleumz
2ampe, pel4e bic 5rau gu fiiQen i'm
8egriffe mar, obne iie porber 81
GDiden, fdretli6 Derbrannt, un0 3pei
Der 8tnber, 3oie, a6t Sabre att unb
2ouis, flint Sabre alt, iinO bereits
qeftor6sn. Die SHUTTER unb bas an
6ere Sinh, Elm Mdb4en, befinben it4
i'm 6oipital, pD bic Ner5te erflGrten,
DaB fetnes BON 8eiDen ben U}orgen
erle6en tperbe.
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Ginotanfe nnr Wnr0.

@6amofin, pa., 7. gaoO. =
8ei elmer &inbtaufs@Seier gu 9idorp
Hibge tpurbe Nfi6ael GontaB bon
9lnbrep Goniura bur4 etnen 4rt6ie6
auf ben 8opf tGbtli4 peripunbet. Die
beiben MGnner iparen nit chamber in
5treit gerat6en, i'm 8erlaufe befen
GpnfaB feinen 8egner nieberf9lug.
2eBterer 6olte bann cine Qrt berbei,
ftir5ts ii9 in bus nit Sdn8ern gefii1z
te 3inmer binein, lieB Die Dirt auf
gonfaB's &opf nieberiauien, i9m ben
ShGDel fpa[tenb. unb entfLoh.
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Gnblensehe In sSlammen.

gbepenne, Npp., 7. Rop. =
Die 9eaperzGreef &oblen3e9e She
rioan" iit bon granbitiftern ange5iins
bet porben. OieIelben trdnfteu meb.
rere 8aggons nit Del, itedten lie tr
9ranb unb itieBen lie in Die WfinC
6inunter. Die Sldmmen iperoen lid
piellei9t meilenlpeit aus6reiten, BIZ
Wine mag iahrelang bremen.
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9aS Ginatb tbmen q, . g ser d. lnG Il,
tatarrbaltl0er Site.

iese rcnsen sprausbcsabun. aterr5ere: Ger
aHnnan HbclriecuScr stbcm
reic 0erIuds Scbanonasn
tdads 0ormittass l2 bis ubr Mbnos 81
1artlen, fr. 3II, Jfpro Naca- Strake
srf8hmeH 6sts
r6i6ensn f6 aHorta
Geadt
uObnn6 dd r ialdHis
dtri
gasfub r6l9 gHt
So a d bs aoRs Il
N6i
untau
fur
nit Git S6iHm
nH entTntn tHntn bis
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sartH
@ a IT, s4s 5 I'D & H nsa ] Hgn na pn ' a a ns s @ % SB. ]
tt abla4una bailbm
2le6erie6enoer At6em.
Die 9uf
proitmbe @tmOP5a
noam unD DIT
&ptg
Gbaoas fnt F3
3ui6m S6mrpn I'd
56Nsn uDdn aud i'm Gbr6d s a OO am ons
Fnnfun lin
oft OpabHbs @dirt b9dta
grmnt5nna beg sor6onln
e@pnOn6t bea5td bbanDH
ebelried,cnbcr mslmk Sren reie Veriud
uuoeu .dsd @urmittass 12 bis lbr
bcnss Seuns saramr ST. artlep, Str 311 Sforo
soro straee.
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= Der elfiGbrige Gbas. Gptron lit
in ct. 2ouis als brei3ebntes Spfer
Der MISUNDERSTANDING CUR 9eis
luna Der Sip1tberitis seitorben.

utbertrctun9 ptr 5-anit d ssR E :
qtfn llamdBiateit i'm GHen uuo Sriufsn. gt=
sh(rhtlidt Ausi1wcifungtn. lleberantrsnsunG ots
Govptrs ooer 6,aitcs, unqtiuno, 2ut, aaientbllt
in Sumpfficbcr 48eqs1fetn eriengen ltnD.rpaudttt,
@eritppfuna, 5t:ber. &bsumaftsmus SbtpiHo}uDt
uuo lin Scr ppn Granfbtitta. 93enH Die Tatur
lllciu Fh nbt beitn lana tritt Die g9iheni6ait
nit ibrt aus DER 9tatur t5aeneal 6}dctH geiamntls
ttu ndimitteu btlferp e:n, nsrtrcibt ole ql'tigen
9bionpcruuaen, lduiert Dir oeb:s, OfRtt bic S1leu=
i'm roiridt pas 9lut unD bridbiat Die 9atur, ibrt
a.iunps s6dtiqfat ans 4eue iu baginnsn. 3as
bep;rf,r at 9trnarn arduterp II e n
nfthibnr Sir 25 Geuts bci 4potbstrR au 1ab:n.
flRA ami Er G&Hl
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0lemn's getfe miro pct
Soit nerIan0t fiir 30
Gents per Stitd o0er Is
Gemts fir Orei StitGe pom
THE CHARLES N. CRIT
TENTON CO., Mr.. 115 Fulton
Street, New York.
6il's gaar> unS gart< 5aruenIttfl,
i6war; un0 brann, (1(
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$fets
3uper(d(fg.
g. diff (e6r piere i6doGt.

g. si6t (e6r ptefe i0dott'
DE Ydparate, 1pefGe sar
Yerf6Onerung oct Saut &C.
6rau6t 1peroen nno oer(ef6ett
et,t Gfares, ourGf6tiges Ars'
fe6en perrei6en, a6er Ocr Gt-
feft lit nut teatporGr astto
Die emoeiilttge Iol9c cine
ltttbeitODue. Rus 0te(eut
Grnuoe ,pirO jenes a6fofut
barmloies Ssaattueri60:tcs
r,at9s> Mtttel, auelGes tn Oer
gatt5en 2Seft ais
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sSencr inbii6e grini.

Sn gtepzgorf purbe er ertannt, -
Gr ift &o4 i'm inbii4en 3immer
BON @6srrD's aeItaurunt. - 8ie
er Die 0pnDDner ndrrte.
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@roBe SbGttgteit in
SDulDn.

Pdris, z. gtoDember. - 2aut
9epei6en aus Soulon pirb bort fiez
ber6aft gearbeitet, um Elm Gef4tpaber
fir ale GDentualitdten bereit gu 6aS
ben. Die S9iffe nebmen Wtunitton
unD ariegsbebarf. ebenio lebenbes
gie9 uno alles Rothlpenoige an 8oro,
um Das 9ef9puDer Des &omirals
gaillarb bamit perieben gu f0nnen.
9as S4la6ti4iff nGbdrles Marz
tel" Der &reu8er pritter 4lufie n8as
lileo" unb bret grDBe 3ransportDamz
pier iinb 5ur Qbfahrt bereit. gs piro
periiGert, oaB zines Der S4iffe bon
9lomiral gaillarp'5 9ei4paber Elm
fu6marines Boot nit fih fiihrt.
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Sranspien selanbet.
Jn(e( 9llity(ene 6efebt.
3ein gSiSeritano Der Eiirfen.-Nnt=
tpurten Der NtGhtc nmf cine fran=
sDiiihe Stpte.


Die Pforte mu4t pettere 3ugeitdnbz
niffe. - 5ranfrei4 piro iebo4
auf @rfiillung aller ieiner 5Orbez
rungen beite6en. ebe es bic Sniel
rdumt. = 0euti9feinblide aeuz
berungen Der peters6urger 9refe.
- 5lottenriiitungen in Soulon.
Gonfufe Ra9ri4ten iiber @4ritte
5ur 8eFreiung bes SRI. Stone. -
81 Sung Gbang's Sob.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-23

recommending to their parishioners
these March days the great spring REM
edy that makes people we'll. earnestly
endorsing the work OF Dartmouth Col
lege's generous scientist, and frankly
lending their influence to that Of the
hest physicians advising the use OF
Paine celery compound now spring has
come
AS soon as one has fairly begun to
use Paine's celery compound every day
is step toward assured health. Nerv-
Gus. unhappy and feeble persons find
their flesh become more solid, a more
healthy color takes the place OF the
swaxy, sallow look. and there comes an
increase in the volume OF the blood and
and improved normal appetite because
CT this rapid feeding Of the entire nerv.
Gus system.
Clerks. employers. lawyers, doctors
mothers Of families. hard working men
and women in every state and country,
and hosts OF brain workers-the most
intelligent part OF every community
are today taking Paine's celery COM
pound with the happiest results to re-
lieve themselves of rheumatism. neu-
ralgia, nervous exhaustion, dyspepsia,
ssleeplesness and low spirits.
Get rid of languor clear the muddy,
unhealthy skin, plump out the body,
and get back to normal, vigorous con-
'dition with Paines celery. compound
and begin now. March is the month
when II is easiest to begin health.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-23

More practical work and shorter doc
trinal sermons distinguish the pulpit Of
today. Bishops and plain ministers of
the gospel are putting tremendous en-
ergy into the cause OF good government
and public health.
The injunction Minister to the sick
and suffering is being literally obeyed.
t'lergytnen are Investigating remedies
as they have never done before, taking
them. themselves and families. frankly
recommending the valuable ones and
oondemning the worthless.
Rev. w L. Aldridge. of Birmingham,
Ala. says heconsiders it his duty to let
lis people know about Paine's celery
compound, as he speaks from personal
knowledge He says:
sGentlemen: had been afflicted for
ten years with what ! thought to be
heart disease but after having the ply
sicians examine me learned that / was
almost dead With Indigestion. They told
me that they could give me medicine
that would relieve me. but there was no
permanent cure. Then I began using
Paine's celery compound which gave
ne immediate relief. and now am we'll
and enjoying good health can recon-
rcend Paine's celery compound to be the
best remedy for all ailments ! ever used.
and furthermore. tell my people if they
will use the compound freely they will
have no doctors bills to pay.
REV. w. E. ALDRIDGE.''
Clergymen in every denomination are