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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-07
suEfALo AARNgss EvgNTs.

Driving Club Grand Circuit Meeting
Opened Yesterday.
Bnrralc August 6.--The event that created
the greatest excitement at the opening OF
the Buffalo Driving club grand circuit
meeting today was the 2:14 trot. The local
contingent plunged on WhitewoOd. a Buff
falo gclding, and got away with the money,
summary.
TrottinE. 230 class, purse $t2O0--Captain
Bracken won. Best time 2.14h
'rrott!ng, 2:10 class tunhnished)- Onward
Silver won first heat. Time 2;11.
Trottlng, 2:1I class, S2OOo--W hitewood
won. Best time 2:14A.
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WASHINGTON.

Rear Admiral Henry l.. Howlson was
selected to serve on the schley board Of
inquiry.
Commander Swift Of the Yorktown
was ordered TO Guam to relieve Naval
Governor Schroeder.
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vgNEzuELANs WANT PEACE.

Prominent Leader Does Not Anticinate
War with Colombia.
New York, August 0.-seuor Caesar zu-
meta who was vice consul IN this city dur.
lug the presidency Of Ignaelo Addrade,
arrived here on the steamer Philadelphia
from Lnguayara Senior Zumeta does mot
anticipate a war between Venezuela aud
Colombia. Nenezuelans, be says have auf.
ZERO 50 much from internal wars during the
past several years that they want peace
Neither an insurrection nor a war, ~ Eaid
would find favor with the people
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FINANCIAL AID IN PLENTY.
Organized Labor Heart and Soul with
the Strikers.

the Strikers.
indianapolis, August 6.Buslness Agent
discussing the probability of the steel
strike, said tonight; THE American Fed.
GRAFTON will not go further than TO give
moral and financial support to the strikers,
| look for trouble to result from this fight.
1t is going to be the largest labor war
since the great strike of 1876. Organized
labor is heart and soul with the strikers,
and II they need financial aid they viii
get it,
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New orleans, August 6.--Today's game
was one Of the most exciting ever wit.
way The twelfth inning still found the
teams even and Nashville went In aud
made two runs Then New Orleans came
20 the oat and had two men out and IL
looked all over, but n desperate rally again
eyened Il up, In the thirteenth, however
NASHVILLE punched n few hits and New
orleans few errors ana Nashville piled
up more bhan enough runs to win The
New Orleans team was short HOrfmeister,
but Abbott played fine second base In
his place. accepting thirteen changes with
out an error. Attendance 1000
Score II n
Nashyllle -. .Ol go OOO OO2 b. \ no +
New Orleans . 900 40 100 OO2 o. 5 IA q
Blackburn and Fisher; Freeland and
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COMMERCIAL.

All the cereals were lower and de-
pressed on disappointing wheat cables.
There was apparently revival OF
interest In the stock market with prices
ruling higher
Receipts Of Texas cattle at the vari-
Gus markets showed falling off, with
prices higher only at Kansas City.
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A Series at Palestine.

Palestine. Texas, August GA series Of
games Of bali has been arranged between
the Waco team and the International and
Great Northern's for next Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday. Roth teams are
plonship.
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STRIKE.

The order for general strike Of
metal workers was issued by President
shaner OF the Amelgamated association.
The leaders OF the cigarmakers strike
were captured by citizens and de-
ported.
Four hundred foundry men walked out
at Memphis Tenn.
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DETAINED PASSENGER TRAIN.

Revolutionists in South America Were
Looking for Government Officials.
Washington, August 6.-Consul Gudger
at Panama today cabled the state depart
ment the following:
Liberals detained for one hour passenger
train at Matachin this afternoon, captured
some government officials; no looting, no
damages
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LOCAL.

Mrs. Rosine Ryan tells OF her trip
to Colorado.
The tragic death of Mr.. Henry st.
John Waggaman,
The Italian maidens frequently re-
ferred to in connection with recent Ital-
Ian troubles in this city are located at
New Orleans.
RegpIar monthly meeting of the school
board.
The monthly and special reports from
the Faith Home.
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RETIRED HIS TRAINER.
Wilson and Tom Healy Had a Dispute
Over The Parader's RUNNING.

Wilson and Tom Healy Had a Dispute
Over The Parader's Running.
Saratoga, n. Y, August 6.R, T. Wilson,
Jr., and his trainer, Tom Healy, had n dis
agreement today over The paradeTs run
ming in the Saratoga handicap Monday aud
Healy has retired IRON the management OF
the stnble Jockey John Buliman has been
signed to ride for the remainder OF the
season for August Belmont.
Five aud q half furlongs Stranger. Five
Nations, Peninsula. Time 0T %.
Six furiongs- Sardoer, Maynard Boy,
Ring Leader Time ia.
Alabama stakes for 3-yesr-old flhes, mile
and sixteenth-Mo Reina, Sweet
Lavender Time 1:4T 40.
Five and a half furlongs--Mary Worth
OctOr )on, Caughnawagh. Time los %.
Handicap. mile and a slxteenth-Cu NJ
brian, Cafbuncle, Terminus. Time 1;4S.
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ARRANGEMENTS FOR FUNERAL.

Body Of Dowaaer Empress to Be Con-
Veyed to Pottsdan1.
Cronherg, August 6.The body Of Dow
nger Empress Frederick still lies In the
hedchamber overlooking the valley of the
Main. She died In soft sleep, panlessiy,
and her features bear the most serene
and peaceful expression
The royal family will go to Potsdam
Sunday evening and the body will be
taken there Monday evening
The funeral service In the mausoeum Mt
Fredeenskrch at Potsdam will be held
Tuesday.
Emperor William has received a private
telegram Of sympathy from the pope.
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MOURNING FOR THE DEAD.
Imperial Order Giving Notice of En-
press Dowager frederick's Death.
ALL ADJUSTMENTS HAVE BEEN STOPPED
Teleorams Of Coincidence from All Quar-.
ters-Tinoe Of King Edwards Depart
ure for Bsrlin Still undetermined

Berlin. August GA special edition Of
the Reichzanger, published this morning,
contains an imperial cabinet order giving
notice OF the death Of Empress DoMager
Frederick and ordering six weeks natlonal
mourning beginning today. The or ef
also directs that all public amusements'
including concerts and theatrical perform
ances be suspended until after the funeral.
According TO the dispatches from cron-
berg the death agony OF the dowager EN-
press was brief. lasting hardly q quarter
Of nm hour when Prof. Renvers informed
Emperor William that his mothers heart
had ceased to beat the chaplain hade 4
brief PRAYER and his majesty placed white
lilies in his mothers hands.
Teiegrams are pouring In from. all quar-,
tiers. The heads of all foreign states ana
the sOverelgns of the German states nave
sent messages of coincidence couched "a
the wurmest terms. The papers comment
on the political side OF the dowager EN-
press, character with reserve.
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Box Makers Went Out.

San Francisco, August e.--The only de-
veiopments Of Importance In the labor sit
uation today. so far as the extension OF
strikes Is concerned, Is the walk out OF
more than 400 union box makers. Tomor-
TOW the teamsters, some 500 In number.
VIII refuse TO go TO work, having been
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Whitney Defeated bv TempIe.

Temple, Texas, August 8. Yesterday
there was some clean baseball PLAYED In
Temple between the Temple ana Whitney
teams The teams were about evenly
matched and the score az the end OF the
first half of the ninth inning stood 3 To
in favor of whitney. In Temples last half
her first batter up got two Dagger. I'M
mediately followed by a three hlggcr
VIII Oh together with wild throw pettcd
two runs and decided the game In Tenn
Pies favor 4 10 3.
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nanrv Maher out for Keeps.

London, August 6,--Danny Maher, the
An crIcan laekcy probably will never ride
rgar IN race. owing 70 serious
hemorrhagc az the lungs, his physicians
hare cauMoned him that a further attempt
10 ride wonld be fatal.
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BASEBALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
.oston. Augnst 0.-Perfect playlng of nc

Boston, August G-Perfect playing of the
hit and run game enabled Boston to de-
Score X III II
Boston ........... oil coo 2I0- = 10 u
pbladelphia ...... ,02O 900 OO1-- 3 8 .
Douglass.
Phtsburg August GETTYSBURG had Har-
per sized up and had the game at the end
Score II III u
Piusburg ......... 900 3l2 o 10 /
st. Louis .......... COL coo O. Z .
rannehill and Yeager; Harper and RYAN.
Cincinnati August 6-.waddell WIS Mt
his best today and struck out eleven OF 4he
locals Stlmmel WAS easy for Chicago
Score II IL u
Gu cinnau .....,... 001 900 010- . .
Chicago ............ 1U2 020 100 6 q
stimnel and Bergen Waddell ana Kahoe.
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QUAY Mocammon Dead

corslcana, Texas, August e.-Quay Nc
Common, well-snown wholesale grocery
merchant Of this city, died ct the home Of
his father here tonight az 40 OF con.
sumption, He returned from uvalde In a
very had condition only a few days since.
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MINE WORKERS. MEETING.

National Executive Board Did Not Dis
cuss Steel Strike.
Indianapolis. August 1.-THE National
executive board OF the United Mine Work,
ers confined itself today TO a consideration
Of labor troubles Affecting the organization.
The continued absence OF President Mica
ell made necessary on account Of the III.
ness OF his child, prevented taking mn n
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MAY INFLUENCE COURsE.

Washington, August 0,--The dispatch of
Consul Gudger may prove Of some import
ance In determining the course of the United
States toward the Colombian uprising, as
Matachln, the point mentioned where the
revolutionists stopped train, Is directly
on the line of the Panama railroad and the
proposed route Of the canal
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CRISIS is SPREADING.
Financial Situation in Germany
More Gloomy.

Berlin, August o.-Today's dis
patches from various parts OF Ger
many show that the financial and
industrial crisis is spreading. The
Rhienlsehe lmmobilien. Aktien bank
Of Cologne has been declared insol
vent. and the Calico mill OF Ehren-
berg and Richter In Eilenberg has
suspended.
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rnEI1NG IN rNGLANn.

New York, August 6-The London cor
respol dent of the Tribune cabling con
ceruing the death Of Dowager Empress
Frederick of Germany, says that nothing
has yef been definitely decided with re
gard to the action which parliament will
taKe in the matter, but precedent is likely
TO be closely followed In that case for
mai resolutions of coincidence with the
king aud the German emperor will be sub
nittcd by Lord Salisbury in the house of
lords tnd by Mr.. Balfour In the house Of
by Eay Spencer in the absence OF the earl
OF Kimberley, and In the other by Sir
Henry Camphell- Zimmerman.
Tie blow which has fallen the King Is a
severe one. In the course Of twelve months
he has not only lost his mother, but his
Pf'ca Christian Victor, and now sister,
u whom he was devoted attached.
- empress was not well known. except
bv rCpulp, TO the present generation of
English people. Germany had been her
home for forty-three years and her public
during the last decade, We're rare, But
the people never forgot she was princess
roEai Of Great Britain and this fact en-
deHrcl her TO Englishmen. She WIS by
n: the most clever aud tactful of all
Queen Nictorlas children, and great
her as the cleverest woman In Europe.
II many respects she greatly resembled
he: mother. Bismarck never foredye ner
for lflng English by birth and nationality.
j. * open secret that even stnte paper
emsratlng from the German foreign office
TN" grossest and most insulting illusions
70 her.
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Four Hundred out Al Menphls.

Memphis Tenn. August 6,-Four hun.
dred men employed at the Memphis Car
and Foundry Works, walked out today be-
cause OF 4 disagreement with the manage.
ment on the subject Of pay days.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Milwaukee, August 9.-petrolt won by
timely batting In the sixth and ninth in
Alngs.
Score n II n
Milwaukee, ......IOO OOi Oo2- <
| Detroit ......,...., 900 O03 lpE s 4
| Sparks and Maoney; Miller and BueIow.
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WIDER APART THAN EVER.
Settlement OF Knoxville Street Car Strike
improbable.

Knoxville, Tenn August 6.--No settle
n'cnt has vet hcen reached in the street
railway strike here nor is one likely nov
as the two interests are widHr apart than
ever. Eleven cars were operated by the
ahou, Z y. IN. 1t looks rs if the comD1nv
cu.d curry out Its premise 70 run com.
pete service tomorrow
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Another pluidend neoIared

New York. August s.--The directors OF
the Standard on company have declared
a quarterly dividend OF per cent This
% In March.
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WEATHER lNFosMA7lo,
Prohahil.;..

: Wasnington, August e.--Eastro :.
Fair Wednesday and Thprsdss. . lsis'-
winds, mostly light southeasteyI, !. .s'''e
ok,atoma and Indian TerrItory. x y. US
~ fair Wednesday; showers ~ e'a''.l
Thursday; southerly winds ~ NJ
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ETssg9fEOHsS

Dry moist. scay letter. all forms Of
sczema or salt rheum. pimples and
other cutaneous eruptions proceed from
humors. either inherited. or acquired
through detective digestion and as.
Sanitation
To treat these erupiions with drying
medicines Is dangerous
The thing 10 do is to help the sys-
tern discharge the humors and tc
strengthen II against their return.
Hoods sarsapariIIa permanently cured J
q. Hines. Franks. III. Of eczema. from which
be had suffered for some time; and Miss
Aiyina wolter. Boz ziz. AigonA. Wis. Of pim
pleu on her face and back and chafed skin on
her body. BY which she mad been greatly
troubled There ars more testimonials in
favor Of this great medicine than can be
published.
EsO0a,0 Sass@asuass5EEa
Promises 10 cure and keeps the prom
Ise. No longer put off trea'men.
Buy bottle Of Hoods today.
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AlIeeed Battle FOUGHT.

iendon, August GA dispatch TO the
Morning Leader from Sofia reports an al
lcged battle between Bulgarian bandits and
Turkish troops near Andranople, In which
tnirty Turks were killed
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New York. August 6.-The unitcd States
collier Brutus arrived yesterday from Ma
niin She brought the body Of Captain
Allison q the cruiser Wilmington. who
died az Manila. :
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SPORT.

r. I. Wilson, Jr. and his trainer,
Tom Healy, had dispute over The
Parader's running In the Saratoga
handicap and Healy lost his job.
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NO TIME YET FIXED.

Cowes August 6.-The time Of Ilire
Edwards departure for Germany is still
undetermined. lie goes to Londoa this
afternoon. The royal yachts Victoria AMI
Albert awaits his arrival NJ Port Victoria
to convey him TO Flushing.
Although the king decided that the
CoWes yachting program should proce d,
the owners of the vessels entered for the
kings cup, which was TO have been raced
for today have resolved out of respect
for the d0wager empress not to start.
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New Industry for "a G'anN

La Grange, Texas, August ~. IN 1
ard instant the La Grange oa ~ Y,
sold to the La Grange lOu0, Z, 4
Manufacturing company. Tas ap, Y. + !.
pany has been incorporates s y, esII,sfs
nose az manufacturing cotton, w
oIl soap ana other by-prodalcs.s. ,S y "
seed For the present e % l.ysu roa'g ssd "
md cake will he manufaslu'e,ss ,,s,y 4.
faci,ities viii he added When ! n1 ! N h
10 created for the products, :. !, Il b
new Company. The oil mlll n ass' Ms =
tireiy rebuilt and Is non Az d.
to,date plant and crea't " =
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TURKS BURNED euLeARlANs.

NIItYtu baIIIe OcCurrcd m Whch hrty
Turks Were Killed.
Vielua, August 6.--Accordng 10 dis
patrh from saloniea to the Poster Lloyd of
Budapest, eight BulgarIans VINO were raid-
Inc Turkish territory. found themselves
pursued by Turkish troops and took refuge
In th house Of a PEASANT They fred
on me Turks, killing an officer. The Turks
then set fire to the house, burning to death
family.
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SOUTHERN LEAGuR.

i-gttle Rock, August 6.--Little Rock took
the second game from selma today by su-
pericr AL around work. Az times the field.
Ing ON each side was loose. Selma made
a desperate efort to win out In the ninth
bnt a fast double play from Martin to
Mauch settled the contest. Attendance
500
Score II NJ
Little Rock ..,.... 100 no 3Ox-- Q 40 8
Selma ............. 600 900 2Ol- 3 y q
Alemange and Lynch; Cribbens and
Moore.
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CHINA.
OIL DEVELOPMENTS

Great Britain declined to sign the
peace protocol
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ToDAY's ENTRIES.

Six fnrlongs, selling Jack willis. Sir
Joseph Listor 1o7, j. " Hayes no, An.
note Jos, Tortugas, Inuendo. Leo Noster,
Alp MI, La MnscOtta 105, Fuclno lO7
Brlgand Queen, Invocation i05
Eleven-slxteenths Of q mile, selllng--Ben
Hampstead 10, Okla 100, ROYAL Athlete
107. Hunter Rane no Irosuta 100 Wlssen.
dine, Lady Brookway, Miss Dora 10T
Mile and seventy yards, selllng--Warren
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onIy one Favorite successful.

st. Louis. August 6.--Golden Easter was
the only. fayorlte to win at Delmar park
today. Track fast
Six furlongs Golden Easter, Delsarte,
Ola. Time 110h
Mile and seventy yards arrica, Two An.
niles, lnnuendo. Time I.45
-Four aud a half furlongs--Anna Elliott,
Madahellc, Attelle. Time 67.
Six and half furlongs Sweet Dream
Miss Gollghtly, Elsie Barnes. Time / ~
Five and half furlongs--W essendine,
Lady Brockway, Crozler. Time ! no
Mile and tifty yards-Zonne, Eugeuia s.,
John Morton. Time / IA
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District Aystauss

= NJ included in means,
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MVMphIs' AUGUST b--MemphIs took the
second game of the series from Birming
ham this afternoon by punching hits az
the right time, The features were Gelffer 5
work In right field for Memphis and
Ieautuul one handed stop OF a line drive
over second base by Vaidois. Attendance
Score II "a
Memphis .......... 300 600 ok 10 .
birmingham ...,... .OOl Ol0 600 10 .
kobb and LauEon; Feefe and Culver.
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Nine Still Missing

Kansas. CITY. No Nov. Ia
Seventeen OF the eonyJcts who
escaped from The Fort Leayenworth
penitentiary last Wednesday had
been captured up 10 this forel Don.
Now only nine are at Liberty, and
the chances are strong tina two a!
least, of these, will have been
rounded up b. re Il e day closes.
Warden McClsngfsrey, at tie
peni entiary today received mes.
sage from his deput es neal Cotton
wood FaIle, where three men were
captured late yesterday saying
that they were clos on the heels o
two Others. Que Of these is be
lievel to be Arthur Hewitt, agot
tWenty-three years, a white prls
oner who was serving five years fe
larceny and ore of the leaders Q
he out break.
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A Big Show Cosning-selis and
Gray Here.

Alvauee car No. | Of Sells. and
Gray's United Shows, crrrying
thirty bill posters, commenced bill
ing here recently. Judging the
show from the appearance OF their
fine car and the ssiftly-wofklng
men on 1t dong the work, 1T indl'
Gates something evidently OF great
magnitude following. The printing
+ now on The boards aud III surround
ng country il all Of special design,
elaborate and undoubtedly expen-
slve. Several city newspapers re-.
Gently at hand Published IN the
cities where the show has been tins
season pronounce il moi only as big
j. any IN exiseence, but better and
more up 10 date than any they have
| had in past len years. Advances CA
No / is under he management 81
] Mr. DAILY. Wide-aaake, hnsilins
! business mn.
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There are frequent case where
men of limited IN ans attempt 10
evade the lave. Capitalists don,
have To evade them -th v don't
make tie case fl. the laws but make
tie laws to Fl ,he 6 Sc. It's lot
easier aud saves the down-.roddsn
capital .st lot of trouble. Wonder
why the working mer don't do that
way? 1t is generally understood
that the working people of this
country poll Is per cent of the votes
cast at every election. Funny ism
it, that they don't have a few law
made 10 suit thar cast!
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III Saved Her Life.

Gooch's Mexican Sfrnn has
accomplished cure in this nalGh-
10, ho d uhl:h has aStonsshed the
people. Hiss Davis was given up
to die " Ter attending ply slcian.
Size hal lung f Yer, The doctor
said she would die before morning,
and advised tn discontinue his
medIcinr, as il was doing Ter 10
good. Her p srsnts Ia a bottle OF
G. o;h's Mexic III Sytrp mi Gooch' :
Qni, k Relief in lie house. hey at
once hegan IL gtxe TIE syrup y
doses one hun' apart, and frequent
~ battle her chest with the Quick
R-llcf. Before mcrHrg she was
better, and after using a few b t
ties y! each, he l. ijH' =. Ike rus
ing he lead, anl i 5 established
lie reputation If Gpo3h's Me- can
osrnp here a. co"gn f'm dy; We
can s-i! nothing e $.
J. & n. SANDS, Tumble, Athen-
ca, q.
G,ocl's Mx,ctn SF,np cure. 4
s,nl, le u.h - II b. magic, and Is
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James Farrell of BarbonTsyille,
w. Va, who recently celebrated
the 1O5th anniversary Of his birth,
served in the wan of 1872, and
later was in Mexico under Jefferson
Davis. When the war between
the States broke out lie enlisted,
although no longer a yong man
rnd saw fsnr years of service. He
was probablp the oldest veteran te
offer his services to the govern
when the Spanish war broke out
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"Owing to The action of the coal
trust" says the Philadelphia North
American, s'in putting up the win
ter price fifty cents per ton above
tie summer rate, poor people must
pay more for COAL" The PAPER
points out that tie nan who bought
his coal by the ton paid 1925 for II
delivered. The man who was forced
to buy II from peddiers as he needed
1t for consumption, must pay 80.
In other words the small horse i
gwen the short end Of the double
tree. This Is the basic principle o.
our beautiful competitive system.
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Married at New Iberia.

M. A. } Ganuchaud Of Cuero,
Tex, and Miss Louise Greve.nberg,
the pretty and accomplished daugh.
ter Mr.. aud Mrs. Agricole Greyeru-
berg OF 81. Mary parish, were quiet
" married at the Catholic Church
Saturday, Rev. Father Jo,au officla.
ting. Shortly after the ceremony,
the bride aud groom lett on the
west-bou nd train Tor their home in
Cuelo. Texas.