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RELIGIOUS.
Rev. stuart,s Wotk Al RockdaIe

aCN. 0ludTt > NOIk az nONNbalSs
Rockdale, Texas, July 5.-The revival at
the Tabernacle under the leadership OF
Rev. George Stuart continues to attract
impense throngs and has aroused great
Interest, Many have manifested a desire
t. be prayed for, and a number OF church
members of many years Identity with their
respective churches have announced their
luteption of being more faithful in the
future than they have been In the past.
1t would be difficult to conceive of more
In the purpose Of revying religious inter
tst. Three services are held each day
morning, afternoon and night. Nearly all
of the business houses close from 10 O'Clock
until IL o'clock a. m, daily, and the at
tendance ht the morning meetings Is very
large. -ReY. Stuart manages things In his
own way, and prhaches In q way peculiar
to himself. plainly, earnestly and fear
iess!ya That his ways are effective is evil
denced by the attendance and attention
OF the people.
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Waxahachie District Conference.

GrandvIew, Texas, July 4.-The Waxa-
no chic district conference met at o'clock
this morning, with Horace bishop, presid-
ing elder, In the chair. A large attendance
is present. Licenses TO preach were grant
ell TO b. b. Middleton and j. e. Crawford.
II. c. Alexander, ]. l.. Smith, {. w.
Perry, w. xinson and Thomas Hauiss we're
recommended to annual conference for
descons: j. II. TAYLOR and Thomas Haulss
We're recommended for admission on trial.
q. e. Hayden, w H Berry, A Laswel and
Carr Forest we're elected delegates 70 an.
nual conference which meets at Corslcana
10 November This body meets next year
at Palmer, Texas
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Arnie Hudson, Lulu Dickson and Sophie
Dickson recitation. The Challenge by
Miss Bertha Templsten' vocal solo. Mrs.
Clananan; quartette, Miss tetha Bexley,
Mrs Il Engelhardti Prof I 1 GLADDEN.
Miss Jennie York Of Rockdale; recitation,
Miss Bobble Campbell
Today the attendance was immense The
procession formed AT the residence Of Dr.
park.
Colonel Tom Douglass. with hs staft.
Captain Isaac Douglass and Lieutenant Il.
II Womack on horseback, led the process.
sion.
Next came the Cameron band. then a
aoat with the sponsor g, Of the camp on a
Sponsor, Miss Mamie Mcclanahan maids
OF honor, Misses zela Riggs. Paulina
Rs ands6 Martha a6s RseFS s 2 P e n
Daughters Of tho confSt2racs, followed bv
their attendants, Galen =. Dickson, A. "
Pal pgalryqple 4, Alexanderr, Robert Pee,
Archie Knox of the Sons OF Confederate
veterans, mounted.
Among the handsomely decorated vehicles
those buggies occupied BY Mrs Kate
Mathis and Mrs Andrew Molheck. Mr. La.
faIette Hardcastle and Miss Bertha Tenn
getogp and, Mr.. Whit Rodgers and Mis-,
Sophie Dickson were conspicuous Tor their
beauty.
Miss Mamie Meclanahan sponsor for
liyered an address upon the character Of
the Confederate soldier Tho camp went
Wild with applause as she closed
Hon. Brant II Kirk OF Waco ex.cor,-
mander Of Texas. Mississippi department.
United Sons of Confederate veterans ad
dressed the camp in an eloquent speech
On the evening Of the Sd instant aud
today Hon. r. Y. King. superintendent
Confederate home at Austin addressed the
soldiers. This is Captain Kings old home
DR.. Coleman of Caldwell Texas also
made good speech,
At meeting OF the camp today Colonel
r. 3. Douglass, who is moi we'll rendered
MS resignation ms commander The camp
Wildly refused to accept It.
Many visitors were present from Cam.
ernn, Rockdale. GlddlnFs, Smithvjllc Tay-
lor and other towns. The crowd was as
timated at 1000 people today
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PAlo PINTO OLD SETTLERS.

Street Parade the Feature of the Sec
ond Day OF the Reunion.
tireral Wells, Texas, July 4,--The Sec
DAYS program of the old settlers re.
On that is being held here was com
need by signals at a m. TO assemble
ftreet parade, led by President c, b,
lnSs End followed by band, where they
Fohfd TO the beautiful Sangcura Sprudel
II parillon, where the association was
ied "a order by the president and opened
( rfa{cF by Rev. II. NJ Smith. when
p. lanes c. Wilson Of weatherford was
rodnted and delivered the welcome ad.
Ire II the pioneers and old settlers Of
a ones frontier country when mostly la
niftd DIV the red man and buffalo, Hon,
f.Wtlsop took one hour In showing the
"a plpneer OF gray locks how much they
rr$ APPRECIATED and how this country
81 ~ development and immense wealth
fhfm, which was received with q 10 "a
nlhnet and heartily appreciated.
rises were awarded 10 Misses Gushmsn
a Misses Green of IS each for having
N n}0st beautiful decorated vehicle,
r. a. fstlmated that about 1900 people are
efteddance to the reunion.
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Losses at Lonaview.

Longview, Texas July 5.-Flre broke out
in the postofflce block last night about
1870 O'clock and the whole block came
near burning, but the heroic efforts Of the
Ere boys saved II. The FIRE started in p.
A Scovel's restaurant Soovel restaurant,
loss $500, no insurance; Mrs H. Scovell,
millinery. loss $1,000, insurance $500; j. g..
Roe groceries. loss $3.50 Insurance $3.50;
Mrs, NJ NJ 1shaIn owned burned wooden
office building brick, all the front gon
hut nothing was lost. all mail matter wet
ard badly smoked but none DESTROYED;
loss 70 building and fixtures $1,000, fully
covered by Insurance.
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Aldine, Texas, July A number OF cit.
liens have gone on picnic today at Ben
der's lake about twelve miles northeast OF
Aldine, This beautiful lake deserves wider
attention than II receives. II comprises
about thirty ac~s~ -sRsk is said to be sixty
feet deep The water Is clear and beantl
full and Il Is surrounded by handsome trees
particularly a large number of magnolias
The. fishing is good and altogether II Is
a nice place to visit
People remaining at Aldine are celebrat-
iLg in conventional way with fireworks
decorating their dwellings, entertaining
friends from Houston, etc
Mrs. Dr. l. j Worthen Of Paoln, Kan.
most estimable lady, came Ia Aldine two
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Successful Revival at Mckinney.

Mckinney, Texas July 5.--Eld II. r.
Iiomlin, pastor OF the Christian church,
closed successful three weeks meeting
last night, during which seventy ono ae.
cetsions to the church resulted. 1t was
tho greatest revival In the history -of1 the
church at Mckinney, although It began
with a disappointment In that Evangelist
updike, who was to hold 1t, was called
away on the eve OF the opening of the
meeting 10 New York by the serious Ill
ness OF his wife, Ed Haml!p decided 10
60 ahead With the meeting and did all the
preaching delivering two sermons every
dsv during Its progress.
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Lookhart Locals.

Lockhart, Texas, July 5.-rhe town was
deserted yesterday everybody with their
families having gone to the biz celebration
at Cuero It was more ike Sunday than
the glorious Fourth.
Judge r II Rogan, an did newspaper
man, has taken control of the editorial
department OF the Daily and Weekly Lock
hart Post
NJ r. Stringfellow and A, B. storey,
members of the Loekhart bar. are attend
ing court at Gonzales this week
Mr. c. I Main, the photographer, and
family have left for Partons, Kan, where
they will make their home In the future.
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eoNp ELEcTIoN AT WACO.
The Mayor and Aldermen Are Opposed

The Mayor and Aldermen Are Opposed
to Il.
Waco, Texas July 4.--There will be an
election in the city saturday July O to
determine On the issuance OF 100000 bonds
for rebuilding and repairing the pnoilc
school buildings There is quite lot Of
interest In tue election from the fact that
the mayor is opposed 10 the proposition,
as are about half Of the councimen and
the election was ordered at the request of
the school board. The mayor last night
issued challenge to any OF the friends
OF the bond Issue to speak In Joint debate
on the issue
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wALLIsvLLE NEWS ITEMS.
Witnesses Summoned ia the Kennedy
Murder Cases.

Witnesses Summoned ia the Kennedy
Murder Cases.
wallisvllle, Texas, July g. The steam
tug sophia, with the schooner Willie In
tow, carried quite a crowd from here to-
day 70 Ia Porte to participate in the Wood
mems picnic.
MIR Josh Mayes ard sons shipped n
bunch OF cattle this week by way Of Dew
ors
Charlton, which has been bad among cat
tie, has nearly disappeared
4 number OF witnessss have been suul.
moned from, here to appear al the Kennedy
Herman trial next week at Conroe. Ken
uedy and Herman are leld for the mar
der of Sherif Frost nj Chambers county,
Nj H u Jackson Is In BEAUMONT
Mrs II Il. Wallis and Mrs. Mamie
Hartman and children are visiting reln-
tives in Houst0u.
rhe dry weather continues, clsterns arr
nearly all empty and vegetation is parched.
downponr would be apprecinted by GIL.
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ekidn,ore Relioious News.

sNdmore, Texas, July 5.-Rev. ]. NJ.
sallee of Beevllle, assisted by his son, Eu-
gene. and Rev Charles Keen Of New Jer-
sey has just closed ten days revival
meeting at the Baptist church here. Large
congregations attended, Much interest was
shnwr and two additions 20 the church
drting the services.
The annual camp meeting Of the Blanco
B0ptist association commences tomorrow.
4 chapel tent Is spread on the bank ~
the Aransas, two miles from here, and
large attendance from a distance Is eN.
pected.
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GREAT pAY Ar LEXINGTON.
Annual Reunion OF Confederate Veterans
Was a Success,

Lexington. Texas. july 4-rhe seventh
annual reunion OF camp Tom Douglass.
United Confederate veterans, yesterday
and today was the best ever held
The following program was rendered by
the Bedford Forrest camp, Sons Of oonfed'
crate veterans and the Sterling Price
chapter. Daughters Of the confederacy. at
the park last night:
openlRy chorus; Bonnie Flue Flag ad.
dress b. Pro. A. v Dalrymple recitation
by Miss Annie smith; recitation by Miss
Celia Riggs. vocal solo by Prof Thomas
l.. GLADDEN., auartette. Misses Buia Smith,
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months ago for the benefit Of her health.
She started on her return journey today
very much improved IN health
Charles RiednRer an Aldine gardener,
took load cA~yegetables TO Houston few
Riedinger makes three trips week 70
Houston with products of his garden
Very dry here vet.
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ACCIDENT Ar EAGLE PASS,

A Gunner Had His Hand Blown on and
Arm Shattered.
Eagle Pass, Texas July Awhile a
salute OF forty-hve guns was in the PRO
cess OF being fred from the six,inch rihcd
muzzle loading gun at Camp Eagle Pass
today, the gun went off pEematurey at
the thirtieth discharge and Gunner Nanel.
buch of the Twelfth battery coast artillery,
who was ramming the powder home, had
his hand blown of, arm badly shattered,
one eye destroyed and the other badly IN
iured besides being bruised in body. The
gunner. who had his thuml, on the touoh
hole, had that member badly shattered.
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COUNTY CELEBRATIONS.
National Anniversary Observed at Sever
al Places.

National Anniversary Observed at Sever
al Places.
La Grange, Texas, July 5.-4The glorious
Fourth was celebrated at several places
in this county yesterday 81
The woodmen OF the World held basket
picnic in the grove near the old rock quarry
at Muldoon; good brass band enlivened
the occasion and the crowd of 1900 or 1900
people was entertained by speaking, tourla-
rhent riding and baseball At Cedar and
at Rutersvillt there was clay bird shooting
during the day and big baliat nlght.
The Til club, composed OF the young
society people OF this city, induiged in Il
basket picnic and hsh Try at Dewey
Heights on the river about two miles from
the city, and the Bohemian families OF the
city spent the day In a similar way at an.
other point on the river banks near by.
Celebrations were also had Mt Round Top
and other places In the couIty and no at.
eidents or disturbances have been reported
from any OF them.
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n.uluaI- Il NeIasco closed.

velssco Texas, July 5.-The pfotraetei
MEETING under the direction of Rev J, w
Kelley pastor assisted by Rev. ]. r. sun
,sn % Flstonia closed Tuesday night
White only two conversions were had, YET
the gentlemen were greeted with large
CONGREGATIONS and awakened renewed IN
te,est They did good work,
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Petition for Bankrljntov

Galveston, Texas, July "a petition In
bankruptcy has been fled with the clerk Of
the United States court by Albert Peters
OF Galveston. The petitioner states that
he has been engaged Ia the saloon bust
ness in Galveston and Houston and that
he owes debts that he is unable to psy In
full and seeks TO obtain the bencft II
The acts In relation to bankrup. H. Eis
liabinties as set forth in his petition alrt ult
70 Si66.sA. He has no assets AceEt exempt
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Hinsboro Ordinances 10 Be Revised.

Hnlshorn. Texas, July 5.-The city coun.
ell last night Instructed the city attorney
10 revise and eodlfy the city ordinances
and 10 have them printed IN book form
This Is the nrst time In seven years that
this has been done, and consequently there
and some that repeal others which neces-
Stated the revision.
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sHERIEFs, pEPARMENr.

fhNond. Texas, July 4-Stolen from
Kramer at Crabbs Switch on sunday
/, June 30. 1901, one gray horse, about
Iars old, dark name and tall, about "a
~ high. branded X (conneetedl on
lldtf; Kramer win pay S. reward fnr
I with evidence to convict r. 2.
fbt Ir,, sheriff Fort Bend county,
4AQtd, or stolen. from Joe Conner, Say
r. f3fphHn home. mare mule, mouse color.
hands high, branded wD on left nip
ILtkh
VA one iron gray horse. years old
sAAds high, no brand. long name and
A. R. Anderson,
Sherin,
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Apnralsers Annolnted.

Fayetteville Texas, July 5.=-Attorney II.
zdarii of La Grange, wh6 was appointed
trustee for the estate OF Frank Spacek,
business concerning the bankruptcy Messrs
II, w. Zapp, Max Meltzen ST., and
John Carter We're appointed appraisers Of
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The Agricultural and Mechanical
College.

Regular courses Of instruction In Asri,
culture Mechanical Engineering. Civil
Engineering and General Science. large
number Of optional studies offered, spe.
rial Industrial courses ia Agriculture and
Mechanical Engineering Complete course
10 Literary instruction, combined with
and arranged to suit each regular and ape
cial course Degrees conferred on couple
ton Of regular courses. Certihcates grant
ed on completion Of special and elective
courses. Discipline: Military, in charge Of
United states army officer Young Men 8
Christian association, Athletic Assocla-
ton, Gymnasium and Athletic held
Tuition Free Expenses $40 Pc ses-
sion OF nine months, payable quarterly
Includes board, fuel lights, washing.
medical services. natstorium privileges ard
every expense, except honks and clothing,
All students privileged to work In part
payment of their expenses Fall session
opens September IL Entrance exanina-
tlons 9th and 10th.
Write for new catalogue
l.. L. FOSTER, President.
College station, Texas
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BIBLE CHAIR ENDOWMENT.
Mrs. M. NJ Blanks Of Lookhart Gives
Ten Thousand Dollars.

1.ockhart, Texas. July 5,-Mrs, NJ NJ.
Banks. wealthy widow Of this city, has
donated. through Dr. J. W Lowber. $40, !.
600 to endow 1.-THE Blanks Bible chair"
In the interest of the students Of the Uni
verslty Of Texas Mrs Blanks Is Que OF
Lockharts most wealthy and liberal eli.
zens, aud her many deeds Of benevoence
has endeared her to the people OF this
vicinity.
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Barn Burned Near AilIshoro

Hnlsboro. Texas, July 5-The barn of S.
T. Harweu, fifteen miles southwest OF
here was destroyed by are last night with
500 bushels of oats. 400 Of corn. 2N OF
wheat and all farm implements Loss
$2oC0 no Insurance; origin incendiRry,
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Killed bv a Train.

Bolton. Texas, July Sat noon today
while George vornidey was crossing The
Gulf. Colorado and Santa re track at the
oil mill he was run into by the passenger
train and instantly killed, as was one Of
his mules The wogan was knocked about
thirty feet and completely demolished.
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BUSINESS NOTES.
Business Purchasnd.

Corsleana, Texas July "a big deal was
made In Corscana Yesterday in which Mr.
+: I. p9ak purchased the lumber business
Doak has already taken charge.
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II SUBSTITUTE FEEDING.

for Infants. physicians agree that cows
Is required then, Is the best possible milk
products. Borders Eagle Brand Con-
densed MIX is ideal pure, sterile aud
guarded against contamination.
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Interest Paid.

eral this morning paid to the State treas
nrer the sum Of 5000. interest called on
Hardeman county bonds, as result Of
recent suits against that county to re-
cover interests on bonds held by the per
manent school, fund,
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~ leave home on . journey without
Re Of chamberlaln's Cole, Cholera
Harrhoea Remedy. II Is almost ca
h be needed and can not be procured
Won are on board the ears or steam
ID ia pleasant. safe and reliable. For
n al druggists.
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Peiition n RanLL,....,.

Austin, Texas. duly 5.--A voluntary petit
ton In bankruptcy was filed today In the
Federal court by J. e. Thompson stock
man OF Brady. Mccullorh county Liza.
biltles $14,361; assets S246O.
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Shernnan Rnnds Annrnued

Austin, Texas, July 5.--rhe attorney gen
erals department this morning approved a
bond Issue OF $4,000 for the city Of sher-
man. The bonds were issued for, the pur.
pose Of constructing a sewer system for
the North Texas city.
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Residence at Rondo.

TcxarkaEa Texas, july 5.--Frc today at
Rcndo, hve miles from this place destroyed
the residences Of Nick Brookston. valued at
$llo0; no Insurance.
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Residence at Austin.

Austia, Texas, July 5.--1he home of Peer
Thompson In the Seventh ward. was
burned to the ground this afternoon; loss
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5ALE-Cows. horses and heifer year.
Aat Converse place, Fair Ground ad.
4 IN
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zsToCK AND POULTRY

SJED-A buggy and horse for the feed
Z sfSera months, by responsible party.
i1afake best care of same. Address
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y. pack, move and store furniture
ncusehold goods, all storage moved
money advanced without interest.
Arst class warehouse in city, t.
L0ftus. 211 Milan street. Phone
M II
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Dyspepsia Cure


when need soothing and healing application
diseases use DoWs witch Hazel SALvE Beware counterf
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X horse is hands high in good condi.
!, Eentle, for. sale cheap, Call az 2i14
< 2sueet, Mrs Julia Cassidy. II
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COWS. good mixers. high
Il: 1916 and 3l-33 Jerseys, for terms
III to Mrs. l.. Ballowe. Richmond,
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tPLAN. at 205 Milan street. near
skIin, pays highest prices for. gentle.
'F3pld clothing and shoes: send postal
call. If
Woodruff County news., 1901-11-16
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DR. L. A. JELKS
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

DR. L. A. JELKS
 PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, MCCRORY, ARK Of1ce next door west of E. L. Hamilton,s furniture store. will be found at my office day or night.
Woodruff County news., 1901-11-16

curing cases of years standing of itching and bleeding piles. The cure begins on the first ap- plication, a little perseverance makes the cure complete. Price, 50 cents in bottles. Tubes, 75 cents. Sold by Dr. Neal.
 Dr. Morris of DeView in com pany with his father paid the News Office a pleasant visit last Tuesday. Mr. Morris was on his return home to Searcy, after spending few days visiting his noble son at DeView. Such sons as pr. Morris make the lives of parents a joy on earth, but how different it is with some sons. Such men as Dr. Morris are a blessing to any community and their value cannot be estimated. They are like the sunshine; we don't know the value of it until it is gone.
 Dr. J. B. Neal, our genial post master and druggist was invited to dine on last Sabbath at the home of the Misses Mattie Mont gomery and Jennie Folsom. A nice fat 'possum was the ruling feature ofthat sumptuous dinner. Dr. Neal says he was not cheated like the proverbial Ephrem and had Benjamin Franklin been present on this occasion, where half of a fourteen pound 'possum with sweet potatoes to match was the allotted portion for one man, he would have struck from his code of health the clause which advises us to always leave the table with good appetite in order that we. may live long and enjoy life. Dr. Neal certainly enjoyed this feast, for he told us that it was feast worthy the invitation of the Gods. We will always back up Dr. Neal's iudg- ment in good things for we have been with him before.
Woodruff County news., 1901-11-16

Many people are suffering fearfully from indigestion or dyspepsia, when one single bot tie of HERBINE would bring about prompt and permanent cure. A few doses will do more for a weak stomach than a pro- longed course of any other medi- cine. Price, 50 cents. Sold by Dr. Neal.
 Edgar Miller had serious ac- cident last week. He is a som nambulist. While sleeping up stairs at his fathers house, he dreamed of a tree falling and immediately got up and jumped out of the window never waking until he struck terra firma. Ed gar was very much jarred, but we hope he will live over the ac- cident.
 There is probably no disease more distressing and annoying than piles. TABTER'S BUCK EYE PILE OINTMENT is daily