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WI 70 TAKE AN INFORMANT STEP.
Preparing Memorial to the Imperial
Government,


Washington, April 2i. The Chinese min.
lister wa Ting Fang, tx about TO make Il
move of farreaching Importance L. the at
fairs OF China and one Which can not. 1t
is believed. but engage the favorable at
teptiou Of AL the powers Interested in the
AFFAIRS Of the empire. lie is preparing q
memorial To the Chinese government based
,r his Intimate acquaintance with the az
fairs OF The Western world ana pointing
out wherein there Is opportunity Tor emma
Sv, banpt IN enhShtcnea p9aG$' Wtnlch WIZ,
az nations and az the same time relieve
1t from the present perpleNlues winch are
croWding upon Il, The memorial dweiS
/ ON administration. economic aud hnanciai
questions, hut purposely avoids the radi-
callSm which has intertered with previous
devoted admier Of Ills country aud It's in
stltution aud he has not been In sympathy
with past efforts Tor excessive change' as
iu his Judgment they went SO tar as 10 III
Nite prejudice. -,
The eAlct points out past evils and holds
to severe account thnse memb"Ns OF VIZ NIu
regime whose conduct has heca lnrSeE ~
sponsihlc for the distress through whlcn
the country has passed. The goNSrnmon, /,
therefore, asks Tor every AID wnlsh SUN
the evils Of the past and in ESTABLISHING
u secure basis for the future, Actlhs uPuu
this edict Mr.. Wu has prepared ms com an
prehcnsiyc memorial \ memorial of thiss
character, II Is said, Is the most impoftanl
act "A chinese oNtVtal can iakt' lNI y y
not rcsortcd to except on rare occasions
when tho gravity Of 4 cause warrants ap
official 10 come into immediate eomlnun
cation with the imperial authorities on hish
prohaily the most important feature ot
the document Is It's general presentancn W
the Wow thar the time ~ now at hNilu W
China 10 adopt plans pt CONSERVATIVE ~ ,a ~
IN stating the need and advantage Of tnis'
the minister's memorial VIII point 70 tAe
lesson Japan has given 10 fhe Wvr.u' ~
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K. II. Cawthon & Co.
5i2 and si4 Main Street, under Rice HOa
EAST TEXAS TEACHERS.
Twenty-fifth Semi-Annual Conysnu'
Held at Palestine.


Held at Palestine.
Palestine. Texas, April 20.-The tWenr
fifth sem-annual convention OF tue hlF
Texas Teachers association conyenN
the city hall last night. very lnlefss,
ing program was carried out, and II "
opinion OF all present that this Is one y
the best sessions the association mas ",
held. a great deal of interest IS w4
manifested. There are at least lVV ses'4
crs in attendance Dr.. Sutton Of the say
university is here and delivered 40 NY.
tSting lecture this morning on lne X,
tribu ion OF the Nineteenth century ~ ~ ~
Cause of Education The teacne asa 4, Il
being accorded cordial welcome a n.,. Y.
is being done to make their stay pp ,v-s-GS
rs well as profitable. Inc as sovi.an'I IA
doing II grand work. Inc loliuMsns fg
gram was given at todays meeting av II
convention Mt city hall, and was sp''ss
by large audi nee:
Invocation, Rev. j. G. Mason, prrl
Put Yourself in His Place, v. a. p''7
Jewett. -, a
History Study as Preparsu0n I
Lie, K. e. 4. Jacobs, Palestlls: II. n
The Progressive Teacher, M'ss.A@V
rington. Crockett. s.osri,
tendemt A. w. Kinnard, Iacksonylil, n,eaae:.
THE Teachers Reward, Supefin''n''E
Il. f. Clanton, Longyiew. >,ne;oe5s
''rhe Contributions of the Nus \ M,
Century 10 the Cause of Educatoh ~
W. $. Sutton, Austin. a.prt
The Value of College Education -
A. Il. Phillips, Jacksonville. -. vsur.
"a Teachers Home" Mrs. sue " ~
4 paper, superintendent t. R Day li''
derson. ,.,,saL
'Tne Individual Pupil E. L. '0hns'A
omen.
Business session, etc.
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For instance one Of the most Important
subjects has been the establishment of a
forcigu Office at pokln 10 take the place
Of The tsuug II yamrn rhc plan of the
powers is that the old board Of ten MEM
hcrs shall he replaced 10y n new hoard Of
live members, with prince OF the blood
II It's head, two ministers Of foreign at-
faSs and two vice minister's. the latter to
have knowledge of foreign languages.
Mr.. Wu's memorial Will go even ,urthor
Instead of a board. he viii propose mat
one official hc given the authority aud re
sponSihilty uf directing the foreign AFFAIRS
Of the empire. Tho memorial viii urge
that the supreme test I'm the selection ~
TINS high official shall bee ability and dt-
ness by virtue of his position. he sbouii
bc member Of the privy council aud thus
able to secure ready access to the en-
pcror, Mr. WIS plan Is to conhnc 10 70.
sponshlr authority within narrow limits
In other respects, the memorial will pre-
sent In detail the best features Of West
ern administration as applicable Ia emma.
Tine document Is practically completed, ami
soon VIII be laid before the imperial GOV
eminent.
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Merlin Business | ean,,s

Marlin Texas, April 2l.-At meeting
of the Marlin Business League ths fol.
lowing standing committees were appout.
ed; City development, Il. c, Ncttlcs, l. &
Fountain. II. NJ Dryden, b. c. Curry. q,
{. Roheson; manufacturing, j w. Reh
lnson' y G. Curtis, Abe Lewis. ]. ~.
Bartlette' Il. J. LInthicum adcrtlsing r.
\. ChoevcS, NJ. q. Mcintyre. c. c. Cbnton
entertainment, h. r. Johnson. A n -
ter Dorm NJ. Jackson 80 70
Assistant County Attorney Georce n
Garter went Ia Kosebud today to he nres.
eeht AT the Inquest over the body OF w. Nj
Edwards killed there yesterday.
an election has been ordered in county
CENTS per Sloo shall be levied.
~, ~ ~ ultorf y, T. Rcnlro ana c. A.
oll9rf have gone 10 the Beaumont oil
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U. c. V. ORDERS.
Attention Called to the Coming Reunion
at WACO

Headquarters First Brigade, Southeast
Texas subdivision Texas Department. l..
C. v, Galveston. Texas, Arrt 20 The com.
handing general In conformity with gen
oral order No. II, issued by Major General
Van Amdt commander Of the Texas divi-
sion, u. G. v, calls the attention of camps
10 the fact that the State reunion will hc
held In Waco May aud In. which re
union promises to he one of the most I'm.
p1rtant npa enjoyable over held.
= Ihc brigade commander also desires "a
impress ON each camp the absolute ucccs,
SHY Tor sending az once tu these hpAlunir.
ters lis roster and per capita tax, In order
that each camp may be entitled 10 repre-,
trhtatlun. resolution adopted M Fort
Worth last wear being nov In forcp cNrlud
ing nll d"liuQuent camps from participation
~ tue proceedings. VI. +. Mott
Orig. Gen. Commanding First BRIGADE.
southeast n Nas Subdivision Texas De.
partmeut, T. G. V.
Anirmed II. j. Murray. Adjt Gen.
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Miss Edna woolfnrd selected as spon-
sor for Dick Bowling camp to Memphis
reunion.
The B'nm Birth holding a district
convention In this city.
deception committee appointed for the
New York visitors.
crn Gas, Electric and Street Railway
association.
oran VI. Roberts chapter. e. D. c.,
decorate graves Of Confederate soldiers
Monument to be unveiled to memory
Of Rev. Father kcany, victim Of Sep
TENDER storm.
The Germans celebrate Texas hide
pendence day.
Some further details Of the program
provided for the presidents reception.
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

PADUCAH. Ky.-NIngstrate j. II. Little
committed suicide at his homo IN ths city.
He was about GO years old
MADRID. AT the anti.clrricai meeting
held In Madrid violent speeches were made
aud some uproar cnsucd. Ultimately the
disturbcrs were elected.
NEW BBRNE, Tcnn.-Frank Lutz. a
farmer - years old and unmarricd WAS
Killed by james lIoldress. also farmer.
SHANGHAI. The Tartar general mt Fcpr
Iirn, Manchur!n, has borrowed Of the Rms
siaus Oh the security OF the bind and Doll
taxes the sum of lON.OhO tacls. to bp an.
Piled In forming n force of military police
MEMPHIS, Tenn The horse show has
been postponed uurll Nay l4.I7 ana viii
he held In the new Confederate hail which
Is h"ng erected. THIS building viii huvc
the city,
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Nothing
TASTES Good

And eating Is simply perfunctoy--
done because Il must be.
This is the common complaint Of
the dyspeptlc.
i eating sparingly would cure dys-
pepsia. few would suffer from II long.
The only way to cure dyspepsia.
which is difficult digestion. is to give
vigor and tone TO the stomach and the
whole digestive system.
Hoods Sarsaparilla cured the niece Of
Frank Fay. 100 n, St.. South Boston Mass.
who writes that she had been great sufferer
from dyspepsia for six years; had been with.
out appetite and had been troubled with sour
stomach aud headache. She had tried many
other medicines In vain. Two bottles Of
Hoods Ssrsaparilla made her we'll.
Hoods Ssas~Sapas-Ssxa
Promises to cure and keeps the
promise Don't walt til you are
worse. but buy bottle today.
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Work on New ssw0,;Il.

Iimpson Texas, April 2d. Mr.. Ragley. a
prominent huffman Of Wmshoro. who has
recently made some large land purchases
in this part Of the State, has been in town
u few days looking after the construction
OF the railroad thar Is being built from
mp nine milcs northwest II here IL sai3
Av hAN me machinery bought and ready 10
moNn ON Just rs Soon Us his road was com
Pteteu ,T 'nH mill which will not be later
crew at work and will spon have me tirsf
mle ready for the track, nj which limo
track laying win begin. 'i''s
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TROOPS GOING TO THE 'FRONT.'.
French and German Soldiers Are Ex
pected 70 Co-cperate.

French and German Soldiers Are Ex-
pected to Cooperate.
Fac Ting Flu, SATURDAY, April 20.--This
city hiss been for the last four DAYS hir
military camp Of French ana German sol.
dicrs on the way to the front II is now
estimated that sOoo French troops ana og0l
Germans VIA form the entire force when
all the reiniorcemcpts have arrived
The French and German truops seem 10
be cooperating fairly wen, although uunl
yesterday tFriduyi lhcrc was some dount
as TO who would command the expedition.
rus question has been settled liv nm ar,
rnn@cment 10y which the French and Ger.
mans are To work Independently and vet
Al the same time To 70 onerntc II the Chi.
hrse retire over Shan ii boundary tholf.
according 20 International agreement. th,.
foreign troops can not 70 beyond it, m.
ministers Of the powers In Pckin earnest.
~ nope that THIS will prove 10 be the
case.
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Cabbane crnn e., G..

hunu' I'Nas April 2o.-The FIRST On, =,
caopage from Jackson county is now $50, u.
|" ne shipped as soon as the ratIrooa 'e eau:
hahN can furnish tho car. +,
Mll,pped by G. G. Coleman and Nm 10 be
nnay 60 TO North Texas. This WI, prob
IT, It Is said ID q 3S, an item II this coan
acres win e I planted se oS I 200 ana 800
tror which h event cabbage viii 10 'u ls tall
ontta ~ considerable carload l otsp
In Zen eaumonn49 number n' Of citizens are inT"st,,,
made in this county vet ~ enort Is being
81, S,i,nnoagh indications are f nrde Tor
favorable In several places NV pronounced
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Bond Issue cz,,;od

Gonzales Texas. April ~ Returns fro,,
the most OF the voting boxes in rho conn.
y snow mat the bond issue Of $4,000
LOT 9FiuSes carried; In some parts of the
ISSUANCE OF bonds Gonzh.e Is hoNes gave
a M mal{gH'y Tor Of $40 Valdez ia Lees.
Ale - majority against The husiIcss
iss,,,,.e m MA 'eNn were an in favor Of the
victory '""NH eNte0 NJ 'iheF
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BORROWING OF FRANCE.
The Korean Government After Funds to
Build a Railroad.

The Korean Government After Funds to
Build Railroad.
Hokohama, April 22.-1he Korean gov
ernment. according Ia adyIces lust ~
ceIved from Seoul, the capital of Korea,
has decided to borrow from Franco $685.
000 yen for the purpose OF constructing
the Northern railroad from Seoul TO wila.
Il Is asserted that Il was his objection TO
pNdging the Korean customs as security
for this loan whiSh created a desire N
certain quarters for the dismissal of NJ.
levy Brown, director general OF customs.
According IN the same adylccS, Vice Ad-
miral Ramour aud Sir Mcdonald british
minister 10 Japan. have arrived at Chem
pupo Korea, ON board the British cruis,.y
Powerful aud Il Is expected that Jhgy
viii have an audience with Emperor vi IN
Fun.
Ihe Seoul correspondent adds that Russia
Is attempting Ia secure a lease OF Cain
l.ai bay.
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YoAKUM LOCALS.
Public School Term Has Come TO a
Ciose

Public School Term has Come to a
Close,
Yoakum, Texas April oi.-The jury In
the case NJ g w, McElyea VS.. the city of
Noakum. on trial al Cuero mention of
which was made In today's Post, returned
a verdict awarding plaintiff Sl50 damages.
The amount sued for was 5000, The case
was appealed.
MIR. r. NJ. iatum returned yesterday from
Houston, where he went To attend the
meeting OF the funeral directors OF Texas.
Nir. Z. BNllingcr formerly OF this city,
but more recently OF san Autonlo was
here yesterday on his way TO Reaumont
The eight mouths Of the city public
schools closed Friday. Arrangements are
nov being mSdc Tor the closing exercises,
of the high school to take place one month
hence There are seventeen members ~
the graduating class, the largest class In
tho history Of the Noakum Schools.
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HAY COTTON SITUATION.
The Market Likely to Shift at Any
Moment.
swAYrD BY ANY SORT OF RUMoR
Trading Is on Small Scale and Little
Attention Is Given to the
Staple.
tspecial 10 Tho rost.)


New York, April 1.-THE modus oper-
andi on the New York cotton exchange Is
very simple these days. when the options
are going up be bear, and when they
are declining the only legitimate position
to be In Is that Of bull. The process
would seem TO be rather monotonous, but
nevertheless Il lis the case that during the
past month or two the face Of the trade Is
against the prevailing tendency. During
the past few days general advance mas
taken place aud talk OF recession has
been prevalent about the pit What II all
amounts To- Is that no one is very sure or
the position IN which the cotton world
stands ut this time. The market Is rather
Ike a ship without stecragewayi 1t IS la.
lie to drift In any direction, but the way
the helm Is placed has no effect upon u.
in such a case as this the consideration
OF actual facts aud OF statistics Is more or
less Idle aud what has proved to be the
prevailing cause for operations OF late have
been instead runiors and, In one Instance
at least, a canNrd, which does discredit
10 those who originated II and, to Il Ger
tain extent, 10 those who believed In IL.
10 speak hrst OF the general workings
of the week, II should be- pointed ont that
u.s. M ,,,a. ,.,, t,,t,d lion, ani
pu.i r,as,.i,,,, s,',,,,, ~ ,,,,t 90,
stt,a,i,,, No. ,veW a., tbnsc Vim s,.,.,,i9t,
s ri, i ",itV n,s,1 ,,,,'5h, ,rbt ,,,Ih ~
~, h.,n,ien. thV ~ ,,,ry rr,,s r,,ai
~ tn,srrst 6tst from NarrL ia NJ, anJ
SnnlIs f.,t, NS, 10 Iii, hovo ,,,ns,i a
Inai, l., en- suItS ,si,'s no n,tt,,,
MN, uVuirne ho, ~ ~, NJ ~
large number ~ contracts were put ont
with the hope thut the strlugcnCy Ia spot
cotton when Wis likely aud. 70 fair
sS9t,h,' NY luulvilu'|' tVNI1S tht euu ul
al"tcn Will ~, aust = ilse my, VI Pggshunni' I,
squ''~r =" tut Fn"'l nVl'''lh ~ ma, lltt
- tai " ,i''v ~ ~ mo- "','
- Wv 4" i, v'tt " $3.50 PuullN M
iS,o' ~ W." ~, Wv vP,i'"a Wv .N'isV a
i''ttr iiis"it' Wv ny lTHui' ""9 ~" Hlhnli
~ iluhe NY" worth Whll' 10 tur ANtI"Ep
pi"hH' nv sunni tuIhb ~ occurring N
ia3' NttHai 'ol'"n - ,t,ldtuF t"itf1ht !
~ y wv i{oP,,' 1iu ivy are V'pnule O,
ntlNllE 20 ths van any VINO h9'o tssHmhu
the Ml"us siue ot w Hl'ihri' uul tNls lru-
pil'uu ~ wv 'I""rlH iH NY worm TteluS
lltV '0!el1tttlluh " NE large results TO
"n'cn ",k U.'al 4tvia l,''H'
nil SORTS "i lh9hpuiit'ng M II only the
puuiiv VIZ nv h4nu' hI, W. punll' on tne
che hgnn rs hHnsiug around thc stock tick.
ets OF wall street. counting their profits,
" me h'fls ia thHt district are huklhg
th'lf pnrhohcn"l rise anu on the nih r
~ rue Hnutn, ulspnNl0t 81 tue money they
niH AttauN hR'lr an the WHltF staple.
Mnlie ms spti ol thing Eucs on lhcru Ia
INtie 20 nope Tor IN cotton, ana II rs quite
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FOREIGN.

The Mexican people are generally
pleased with the restoration Of diplo-
matte relations with Austria,
The business done In cloths Mt Man
chester was rather disappointing,
Korea hae made loan OF France TO
build n railroad.
The duke and duchess Of Marlborough
are said to be living apart.
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SUMMARY OF ToDAy's IMPORTANT NEWS.
STATE.

The Texas veterans and Daughters Of
the Republic held memorial services at
Austin.
An attempt to wreck passenger train
near Austin was frustrated by the en-
gipeer.
The people Of Austin are making great
preparations for the visit Of the prcsi-
dent.
The bond issue for Gonzales county
carried.
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sssssssssssssssssssssesesse

smallest ~ tho room traders. are Incapable
Of shifting It from onc side TO the other.
Whilst this Is going On there seems little
10 be- done or said, ana the one point that
can bc given by The Post correspondent
after tapping Ms many as possible OF the
exchange operators. Is TINT when GER
tain amount Of covering that, even at such
time Ms this IL inevitable, has taken
place. settling down to lower figures l.
In order. Stuart Acheson.
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DOMESTIC.

The Scottish Rite Masons Of Arkansas
will this week celebrate their amt
yersary.
The Hood in the Ohio valley win not
be as disastrous as anticipated; the
river has begun falling at pittsburg
and the danger "a over al many points
The funeral OF A. II. Belo took place
at Salem, n. G.
The president ana cashier Of a Wash
ington bunk Killed themselves.
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Meetlno Of Terrell Veterans,

Tcrren, Texas, April 20. There was quit,
nn interesting and enthusiastic meeting Of
the Confederate veterans this afternoon
mainly to talk about routes ana rates to Ia,
reunion ut Memphis, reun, The mas,
needing by unanimous vote adopted IN,
Texas Midland special train for tho eN
cursion, and IN addition passed resolution
earnestly Inviting President Grcen to ;,
along with the boys. The canlp neei,
again the am dar Of April at 3 H. m. 1,
make further arrangements that may b
necessary.
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Nashville. Tenn, April 2l,A private tel
cgrum received here tonight from Frank
fowler, member OF the turf congress H.
ceuse committee. stated that Jockcy,.- lay,
". Wood, j. Combs W. Reuuchamp and
Roscoe rroXlcr were renstDtcd and w0uid
be allowed 10 ride at the Cumberland park
meeting here The message stated that H.
cense would be forwarded each OF the noys
at once
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OIL DEVELOPMENT.

Land n mile away from the Lucas
well sells for $4,000 an acre
The coming week promises to DO very
exciting az beaumont.
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CHINA.

The situation In China is very dis
qulctlng 10 those who are watching the
trend Of affairs.
German and French troops are march
Ing together
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WEATHER INFORMATION.


WASHINGTON. April u Forecast for Mon.
day and Tuesday:
Eastern rcNas-Fa If Monday. winds
mostly fresh southcrly. 1lesda,. fair
pkahoma AMI Indian Territory Fair
Monday and Tuesday; east 10 south wind.
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Strawberry crnn 81. g.

NehSter. Texas. Aprn On m,
weather is too much for ~ . .ae col
crop and the Yield Il ~ yo strawberry
I9i,,r ulshcartening to the eror snat u Is
sl is@d' a"p'ng the high prices thar a. not
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sbo mN h hoN.-w Wolves are very numa.o..
calves ID such sS chickens satsS, ngs and small
,hsn nnstips the hunters $40 ME-. isrmers
'nem' ols one was caught near e e Eli
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An ounce OF prevention Is worth a pound
OF cnre, aud a bottle OF Billiards. Horehound
syrup used IN time is werth stan OF
physicians with drug store or two In
by A. y. Kiesling, druggist. 50e Main
street
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Cincinnati. April IL Cincinnati .ritshturg
game postponed; rain.
st, Louis, April 2i.-st Louis H. cut
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Sid Williams Meeting Postponed

Brownwood, Texas. April 20.--INahs,'',t
Sid Williams, who was to have ps, go
revival meeting at the First BaPIlsl. III tbs
this week, has wired Pastor bauhis An
sickness in his family will preyeht S n
later date
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RAILROADS.
LOCAL.

George Gould Is rapidly concentrat-
Ing roads for his proposed big system.
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TO CURE A GOLD IN ONE " 8.
Take Laxative Bromo-Q uinine ldnie.
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Won Have pyspspsla

send no moncy, hut write Dr. Shoop, Racine WIS.,
Box al, for six bottles ~ Dr. ShooPs Restorative,
express paid II cured, pay toboif not, Il is free.
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70 PREVENT PNEUMONIA AMI eo,p
Laxative brono' ouinlRe removes Inc c Smss
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-17
FUNERAL NOTICE.
LODGE LIE PROGRESS DEL OCE-
ANIE NO. 124. A. & A. 8. RITE.

All members of Lodge lie Progress
del Oceanic are requested to assem-
BILE at the Masonic Temple today
Sunday. the 18th inst, at 3 o'clock
for the purpose of attending the fane-
raj of their late brother. o. Bergstrom
Members of Hawaii Lodge. No. q,
and Pacific Lodge. No. S22, and all
sojourning brethren are invited to at
tend
BY order Of the W. N.
E B. FKIEL. Secretary.
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NOTICE.
MYSTIC LODGE. NO z. <. OF p.

The oficers and members OF Mystic
Lodge. No 2. K OF p, are requested
to assemble in their Castle Hall. Fort
street. at p. m sharp sunday To
day. for the purpose of attending the
funeral Of our late Bro. o. Bergstrom-
The members OF Oahu Lodge No. /,
and sojourning Brothers are invited to
participate.
BY order C. C.
h. ]. GALLAGHER
A. E MURPHY. p C.. K Of r. & s.
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GRIPPE!

A GREAT MANY PEOPLE ARE
DOWN WITH THE GRIP. IT'S IN
THE AIR. THERE is NO OCCASION
FOR ALARM, HOWEVER, WHEN
YOU HAVE OUR WELL-kNowN
REMEDY,
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STRUCK 4 BODY OF ORE.
The Good Luck Of Contractor on the
Anson s..

Michael Hughes, who is contracting
on the Dawson lease on the Anson >
east of the old smelter site at Fierro. has
found good sized body of ore which he
estimates will 60 IL per cent In copper.
The extent of the ore body is not defi-
niteIy known, but present indications
lead to the belief that it Is large one.
The ore is soft and easily mined. but
little, If any, blasting being required;
The workings are operated by tunnel
200 feet in length, which work was
driven by q former management OF the
nroperty.- At the end of the tunnel o
Wine was sunk to depth Of 70 feet,
but no pay mineral was found. The
present lind was made few feet from
the head OF the winze, and at first was
hardly perceptible, only speck and .
blotcli here and there, but upon being
followed widened out to the present ore
body. A car load shipment was made TO 10
the, Silver City reduction works last
week and another lot is now about ready
tn ShiD.