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The Jennings daily record., 1902-10-13
Krementz collar but
tons zoe at HolIins
Bros & Lebens.
LOOK OUT FOK FEVER.

Biliousness and liver disorders
at this season may be prevented
by cleansing the system with
Dowitt's Little Early Risers.
These famous little pills do not
gripe. They move the bowels
gently. but copiously, and by
reasons Of the tonic properties,
give tone and strength to the
glands. The Owl Drug Store.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-10-13

T.. f. Walker Gro
Gerry Co. handle the
Meadow Gold butter,
the best in town and
of course Walker sells
it for less.
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Nabisco waters at
the T.. F. Walker Gro
Gerry Co. and like ev-
erything else Walker
sells it for less.
Change Of Business.

John Bohem has lsold out his
bicycle business to ]. f. & A. @.
Eestman, who will conduct it un-
der the name of Eastman Bros.
Mr.. Boehm will close up his af-
fairs and take a trip to California
and other western states for his
heslth.
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Jennings Rice Market.

October, II, 1902.
Rice previously received, S.
618 sacks; received today. 1896
sacks. Total received, 60,6l4
sacks. Rice previously shipped,
1888 sacks; Shipped today,
935 sacks. Total shipped, co.
75S sacks.
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An Original old-Time Minstrel Show

An Origina1 Old-Time Minstrel Show.
A. G. Aliens New Orleans,
clean, refined and up to.date; ev.
erything new this season. Clev
er Comedians, Comic and Artistic
Cake Walkers, and the greatest
galaxy of Sweet Singers of the
sunny south ever assembled in
one company presented under a
man moth canvas theatre seating
over 200O people. Watch for the
imp' sing street parade which
takes place at noon on day of the
show. This company will appear
here Oct 13.
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Just received a carload of fur
niture, including bedding, sheets,
pillows, chamber sets, one roll
top desk. For sale at the HUI
bert House. 24O At
Ask your grocer for ''Dun-
woody's Best" -four. 1t has no
equal. Il
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Stern's have just received a
nice assortment of novelties in
ladies neckwear and will be
glad to show them.
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Ask your grocer for "Dnn-
woody's Best" -four. It has no
equal.
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Two lots ON Fifth street cheap.
Enquire of Geo. r. Bell at the
Racket store. 24O Ct
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PALACIgUs CITY, 1EI.

\ New Town Deing Forned u WAleh
Some JeBniagsites Are ID
terested 10.
The following article taken
from the Wharton CTex.) Spec.
tator, gives q good description
of y new Town, in which q few Of
the business men of Jennings
are ,t-rested in. The rame Of
the c' mpany il rhe Texas Rice
Development Company. The
officers are: s. ]. johnson,
president; w. G. Moore, t5rst
vice pre>ident; w. r. Humph-
rey, second vice president; DR..
A. g. Wilkins. secretary, and
Messrs. d. G. Ritchie, w. p.
Cary, G. G. Morton, Edward Luz
cas-, G. w. Haber and G. G. Du-
son.
What Judge E. Hawes, q citi-
izen of our town, has been advo-
eating for the benefit and devei-
opment of Warton and Wart0n
county and the people of said
county, and of the coast country
of this section of Texas, is now
about to be realized.
The Texas Rice Development
Company has recently been
organlZ d, with large capital, to
develop that section of the coast
in the west part of Matagorda
county between Cash 3 creek and
Turtle bay, embracing what is
known as the Pilkinton Bend
pasture, out of the Shanghai
Pierce estate of 1873 acres Of
land.
THIS company is having the
influence and encouragement of
the great Southern Pacific com.
pany, with it's army of employees
and officials, it's many steamships
and its thousands of miles of
railroad, with connections from
Chicago, New York and the lakes
on the north to the gulf and
of Mexico on the south,
and from the Atlantic and the
gulf on the east to the Pacific on
the west.
The land they propose to
develop hes about fifty miles
south by west from Wharton,
forty miles south from El Campo,
twenty five miles southwest from
Bay City, and on Palacios bay,
a large arm of Matago: da bay,
about equidistant between the
coast towns of Matagorda, at the
mouth of the Colorado river, and
Port I Iavaca, below the mouths
of the Lavaca and Navidad rivers,
three great rivers of Middle.
South Texas.
In about the middle of theeight
miles of bay bluff front on this
trac the Texas Rice Develop
ment company have surveyed
and plated town site, one mile
square. The remainder of the
high bay bluff front they have
plated into bay front lois of ftrom
two to ten acres each. The
balance of the tract they have
plated into quarter sections of
1850 acres each. They will have
public, high-graded roads and
bitches at conve.
nient p aces in the entire tract.
Artesian we'll water for the entire
Il, 300 acre tract, for irrigation
and domestic purposes, free of
charge. A 20o-feet roadway
along the entire eight miles of
bay front. A large hotel, with
al modern convepiences. Docks
and wharves at the terminus of
the railroad. Piers, pagodas,
pavilions and bath houses along
the bay trout OF the town site.
In front of this town site thew
oave a chan hal II feet deep, lead.
ng on down, deepening to 20 feet
1t old Palacios Point and &c feet
1t SaIuria, on Pass Cavallo, the
outlet INTO the Gulf, with IL feet
lepth of water over the bar into
The gulf, which bar is about 5OOl
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Miss Rose Wilkinson wish
es to inform her friends that
she can now be found at
Stern's, where she will be
pleased tn serve them.
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chIcaoo,s Soda Water.

From the st. Louis Globe-Democrat.
Soda water flavors in Chicago have
been examined by the state pure food
commission and while the effect on the
drinkers does not produce temporary
alteration of the mind, such as alcoholic
beverages bring on. it is found that
chemicals are used in them. and, after
all, the feminine customers who most
ly patronize the soda fountains are get
ting trapped drugs. Salicyllic and BEN
zoic acid and formalin are utilized as
preservatlves of syrups and fruit juices,
and aniline dyes in coloring them. "Ex-
tract of banana" is composed Of amy
lacetate, a chemical substitute for the
banana flavor. Pure fruit strawberry
and cherry samples were found to con-
tain reddish aniline dye to maintain the
color and benzoic acid to keep it from
decaying. Chemistry is doing much for
the human race. 1t colors our walls and
our raiment with brilliant tints and fres-
Goes our interiors no doubt with equally
fetching shades could we but get a
glimpse therein.
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WINDING UP DETAILS.
Grand Jury In St. Louis Meets for a
Brief Inquiry.

st. Louis. September 22.-The grand
jury met this afternoon for a brief in
quiry into city lighting legislation. city
Attorney Folk Is winding up the details
in connection with the aproehing trials
of Ed Butler, charged with attempted
bribery October 10. at Columbia, and
r. NJ Snyder indicted ON charge of
bribery, next Monday. in st. Louis Dep
uty sheriffs today rearrested former dele
gates Jerry ]. Hamigan, T. Ed Albright
and Charles J. Denny on informations
filed by Mr.. Folk to take the place of the
bench warrants.
The three men gave renewed bonds in
the sum of $4,000 each. two charges be-
ing included in the informations It de-
veloped today that body guard has
been appointed for Judge John r. Muir
rell, former member Of the hous eof dele
gates who returned from Mexico and
turned from Mexico and turned states
evidence TO protect him from possible
harm at the hands of the men who may
attack him on account of the revelations
he has made to Che grand jury.
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DEFICIT Is SENTIMENTAL.
Prominent Bankers Say the Shortage
Of $t,5o0,ooo Means Nothing.

New York September 22.-Prominent
bankers in the Wall street district today
reiterated the opinion that the deficit of
about million and half in the bank re-
serves was a purely sentimental matter
meaning nothing in the face Of the I'M
mense actual reserves in the banks.
THE deficit of Saturday" said F. A.
VANDERBILT president of the National City
bank means absolutely nothing in the
face of ample deposits. The law requires
a reserve of 25 per cent of net deposits.
That is a safety reserve. With deficit
of a million and a half 1t is only frac-
ton of l per cent below this, and % per
cent Is an ample fraction of safety. If
it should come to a definite deficit
amounting to a respectable percentage it
would be serious even when the causes
for low reserves in the banks were more
legitimate and the low reserves mean
healthy business conditions. But it means
nothing now
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AVENGED DAUGHTERS WRONG.
Mrs. Maud Smith Shoots and MortaIly
Wounds Young Man.

Des Moines Iowa. September 22-Mrs.
Maud Smith, prominent in the social life
of this city, shot and mortally wounded
Harry Clark, aged Is. whom she accused
of betraying her daughter. a handsome
girl of II years old.
Clark is the son of restaurant keep
er. and was employed in his fathers
stand on the state fair grounds. At s
O'clock just as the crowds were pour
ing into the grounds Mrs. Smith. ac-
eompanied by the girl. approached the
stand, ana canlng Clark TO the door, shot
at him five times, two Of the bullets talk
ing effect. He fell to the ground and
was conveyed to hospital, where he is
dying
Mrs. Smith makes no defense of her ac-
ton, saying Clark had ruined her home
and disgraced her child and she deemed
It her duty to other girls to put an end
to his career.
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SHERIFF ASKS
FOR BAY0NE rs
Continued from First Page)

several hours today. Sheriff Beddall and
half-dozen deputies arrived in town
and attempted to arrest the strikers who
have been taking coal fro mthe mine
breaches, on the Girard estate.
The men resisted arrest, and the sheriff
appealed to General Goblin for assistance.
The general ordered the Second city troop
to the scene to protect the sheriff in the
discharge of his duty Meantime a mob OF
5000 persons gathered in the vicinity VI
the breaches. With the protection which
the presence of the troops afforded the
sheriff's men arrested three coal pickers,
but the rest succeeded In escaping The
prisoners were taken to the Pennsylvania
railroad station surrounded by troops
and followed by the mob, kissing and
jeering, About the time they were pass
ing General Gobin's headquarters, a bat
talon of the Twelfth regiment came
dashing up the street with Colonel Glenn
ent at their head. AS the battalion APP
preached the mob it formed in company
front and the crowd scattered in every
direction. 1t was the intention to take
the prisoners to the jail at Pottsville, but
while they were at the station the strike
leaders procured bail for them and they
were released.
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Brandon LInht ArtIIIerY.-The Bran
Shaw Misquoted.

Chicago, September 22.-secretary of the
Treasury Shaw gave out the following
statement: 1 have been misquoted as
commenting upon the alleged plan to
abolish sub-treasuries. 1 have uniform
lily declined to discuss this question as it
is one to be treated in my annual report
and all alleged interviews or comments
relative thereto stated to have come from
me are without foundation in fact.
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ONE KILLED; OTHERS WOUNDED.
Fatal Result of Quarrel Between Two
Boys.

Jackson, Ky, September 22.-As the re-
suit of a quarrel between two boys near
Calhouns store on Longs creek. this
county, Garden Deaton was instantly
killed and Harrison Mcdonald and
Dutch" Burton were probably fatally
wounded and Willie Burton, Bud Thomp-
son and Rhodes Hall were slightly
wounded.
According to the story of the fight re-
ceived here eight or ten men and boys
were on their way home from a mill
when two of the boys became involved in
a fist fight over some trivial matter
Others Joined in, pistols were drawn and
the shooting became general. Alex Riley
has been arrested charged with the kill
ing.
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Cured of Asthma
After 35 years Of Suffering.

1t win be gratifying to Asthmatic
readers TO learn that an absolute cure has
1t last been discovered by DIR. Schiffmann.
That the remedy is an effectual one can
not be doubted after perusal OF such testi.
mony as that of G. w. Van Antwerp, Full
ION, N. Y, who says: Your remedy
Schihmann's Asthms Cure) is the bestI
EVER used / bought package of our
1rnggist and tried it and one box entirely
.ured me Of Asthma. and I have not had
Il since. | can now go to bed and sleep all
aight with perfect comfort, which l have
,ot done before for IS years and thank
Tou for the health that l now enjoy.
hope that you will publish this letter, that
others may learn OF its wonderful virtues"
Sold by all druggists at SOC and $780,
Send &c stamp to DR.. r. Schiffmann, Box 89l,
IT, Paul, MIMI. for free sample package.
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FOUR MEN KILLED.
Explosion of Gas In Virginia Mines
Causes Loss of Life.

Fairmont w. Va, September BY
an explosion of gas in the Stafford mines
of the new Central Coal company near
here today, four men were killed, six
badly wounded and several others were
hurt.
The explosion is said to have been
caused by the firing of charge of dyna-
mite.
only twenty-five men at work and all
have been accounted for. Superintendent
Stewart was at the mine when the ex-
plosion occurred and took charge of the
rescued miners. The most serious cases
were sent to the hospital. All the bodies
were recovered.
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MAY HAVE CONFESSED.
Hooper Young Says Man With Him
Committed Murder.

New York September 22.-Hooper
Young who is under arrest at Derby,
Conn, is reported to have made con-
fession to the murder of Mrs. Pulitzer In
which he says an accomplish actually
committed the murder. Young Is said to
have told Mac Levy that he and one
Charles Simpson Filing of Bridgeport,
Conn.,, iured the woman to Young's fiat
where Young left them for a while On
his return Young says that Filling. who
Immediately fed, told him that he had
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KILLING AT LANeDALE.
Shooting Occurs After Church and is
Caused by Jealousy.

Langdale September 22.--In a fight last
night between William Phillips and VIII
liam Owens, the latter was instantly
killed and Phillips mortally wounded.
The shooting occurred after church,
which both the young men attended, and
the trouble arose over a young woman
for whose. affections the men We're rivals.
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Fight Among Feudists.

Eugaula, /. T.. September Elm a fight
among feudists at Spokogee. l. T., today
four men were killed, one mortally
wounded and several others seriously in
jured. The dead are Willis Brooks and
his sons Clifford and John Brooks of the
Brooks factor and "Old Man Riddle of
the Riddle faction. John Brooks was
mortally wounded. OF the half dozen
others who were shot three were specta-
tors. but none was seriously injured.
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Woman's Dead Body Found.

New York. September 22-Thc body OF
Mary Gruner. dressmaler. 20 years of
age. was found in her room on West
Forty-eighth street this afternoon. The
womans lower lip was badly swollen.
The police thought the woman's death
required investigation and detectives
were assigned TO the case. Miss Gruner
came to this city about ten days ago
from Salt Lake City. In her room were
dresses and jewelry to the value of about
$1,000
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Venezuela Protests.

New York, September 22.-The Venezue-
Ian government has protested, cables the
Port of Spain, Trinidad, correspondent
of the Herald, against the action of Great
Britain in raising the British flag on the
island of Patos on the ground that the
sovereignty is vested in Venezuela, and
not in the British government. The con-
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U. S. BattIeship "Pryino."

New York, September 22.-The Correio
da Manka, a newspaper, complains of
the United States battleship Iowa's visits
in Brazilian waters, cables the Rio ia
Metro, Brazil, correspondent Of the Her
aid 1t says the warship is making sur
veys of Rio Janeiro bay, especially OBJ
serving the strategical points and taking
photographs of the forts. The newspaper
asks the government to stop the Iowa
sprving"
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Alabama Brewing Co.
Bohemian Beer
CITY TAX NOTICE.

Sept z, ISO2.
In accordance with amend
ed Section 332 of the City
Code, notice is hereby given
that real and personal taxes
for the year 1902 are now
due, and tax payers are mott
fed to appear at my office
and pay their taxes. Said
taxes will be delinquent on
the 18th day of October next
and will draw interest at 8
per cent from said date.
w. B. CARREL,
~ Tax Collector
9-2-4-7-10-14-16-21-23
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LOOPING THE LOOP.
Diavalo's Famous Act a Feature Of
Forepaugh-SeIs Circus.

Adam Forepaugh and Sells Brothers
united shows have as feature this sea.
son the famous Diavalo in his looping
the loop" on bicycle, an act which Gre
ated a sensation in New York city and
Philadelphia and elected praise and was
given much space in the metropolitan
press.
Looping the loop is described as death
defying. From the extreme height of the
canvas dome Diavalo makes a thrilling
descent down the narrow plane on a bicy-
Gle and the momentum thus gained car
ries him around the loop at a terrific rate
of speed. At the top of the loop both
rider and wheel are upside down and GO
ing at a rate of forty miles an hour. 1t is
a hair-raising act and one that gives a
practical demonstration of the first scIen-
tific lesson of youth-the swinging in a
circle of a bucket of water without spill
ing. The date of the show here Is Tues
day, October z
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killed the woman by giving her a dose
Of choral nydrate in a glass Of beer.
Anxious to save his friend Young said
he attempted to dlsmember the body but
that his nerve failed him and he suisse
quently removed It in trunk. No such
man as Filing is known IN Bridgeport
Filing Is the name to which Young adj
dressed the trunk to Chicago.
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ANOTHER FIRE.

At $3.50 o'clock the residence of Charles
@, Brown, 11S6 North Thirteenth street,
is burning, and on account of the saks
fire it is difficult to get the aid of the
department. The extent of the damage
cannot be learned
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wrote to Florence for one orchestra seat
1t was duly sent, as a matter OF course,
and Mrs. Florence remarked to her hus-
band that, considering the friendship ex-
listing between the two men, she thought
Mr. Mackay might have taken a private
box at least. Wait" said Florence, ''he
has not paid yet, and 1 am in no hurry
The benefit took place, Mr.. Mackay
came from Virginia City to occupy the
seat he had taken. and day later he
sent Florence a check for $1,000.
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troversy over the island is old, similar
protests having been made in 1859 and
1867. Great Britain claims the island by
virtue of the treaty of Amizens signed In
1902, according to which Trinidad was
ceded to England The British consider
that the island of Patos is tributary to
Trinidad Venezuela contends that the
island was not mentioned in that treaty.
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A Mackay Anecdote.

From the Argonaut
Howard Paul says that on one occasion
William j. Florence. at the end of not
very prosperous cement in San Fran
cisco, announced benefit for himself
and his wife. The late John W. Maclxay
happened to be in town at the time, and
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Settlement Is Probable.

Santiago, Chile, September 22.-The for
NAL exchange of the treaties between Ar
gentina and Chill, providing for arbitra-
ton and the limitation Of the ornaments,
took place today. 1t is reported that a
prompt settlement of the question in dis
pute with Bolivar is likely.
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Rroussard RenomInated.

New Orleans, September PR. f.
Broussard was today renominated for
congress by the democrats of the Third
district. .-..-
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piles Cured Without the Knife.

Itching. Blind. Bleeding or Protrudlns
Piles. Your druggist will refund your
money If PAZO OINTMENT falls to cure
you. so cents. 6-3-tf-tu
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RAILROAD WORLD.


]. n. Scale. superintendent of trans
portation Of the Southern Railroad COM
pany with headquarters at Washington,
D. c., arrived IN Birmingham In his pri-
yate car yesterday. Mr.. Scale was in the
transportation service of the Mobile and
Ohio for over twenty years and resigned
his position there recently to accept his
present position with the Southern.
Chief Engineer J. W. Bushell of the
seaboard Air Line said yesterday that
he would be ready to let contracts next
week for the construction of the road
from Coal City on the east and West to
Birmingham. thirty-nine miles and con-
tracts for the line between Roekvart Ca,
on the East and West to Atlanta some
time in October.
There will be one tunnel between Biz
mingham and Coal City and one TUNNEL
between Roekmart and Atlanta. The
East and West read. which is now part
Of the sesboard system, will be recon-
structed. Grades will be reduced and
curves Strengthened. All the work will
be pushed and the seaboard trains will be
running into Birmingham in less than
twelve months from now
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CITY ITEMS.

MarrIag Licenses.-Marriage
licenses were issued yesterday to Doss
Gray and Annie Claudus, J. w. Mitch
ell and Fannie Cantrell, Arthur Dobbs
and Martha Hawkins.
Petition In Bankruptcy.-In the
United States Circuit court a petition
In bankruptcy was filed yesterday by
George Eastland of Pratt City.
Brandon Light ArtIIIery.--The Bran
don Light Artillery will be mustered
in tonight at the armory, the cere-
monies beginning promptly at 8
o'clock. Adjutant General Brandon
will be present and the muster in will
be followed by reception.