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SORE NECK

Take SCOTS Emulsion for
scrofula. Children often have
sores on the neck that won't
heal up. The sores may come
and go. Parents may not
know what's the matter nor
what to do. Scrofula is the
trouble and SCOTS Emulsion
is the medicine.
SCOTS Emulsion heals the
sores But that is not all.
Scrofula leads TO coEsumHtion.
This is the real danger
SCOTS Emulsion is the
"ounce of prevention that
keeps off consumption.
Wen ,sna ysu littIeto ny, Il you Ike.
sceTT Z sowhE. go ssaa nrssL Nss Yssk.
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FOREIGN BRIEFS.

PRETORTA.-Martial law was repealed
Thursday throughout the new colonies Inc
FORMULATION, however, reserves the right
10 reimpose military rule in case OF neces-
uity.
RoME.-The Tribuna commenting on the
proposed new law Of the limited States to
stop tho immigration OF llllterntes, says
this measure Is a new and cruel offence TO
Italy.
BELGRADE, Servia-General Mnrkvig-
gas formed a new cabinet. A majority or
the ministers are radicals.
SANTIAGO, Chlle.-The political revolt
ton has brought the conservative liberal
coalition into power.
LONDON. The duke Of Marlborouzh has
resigned the office of paymaster general
and AIS been succeeded by Sir Savlle Cross
ley, member OF parliament
PARIS.-Helen Gore, said to he an Amer
lean, was killed by a revolver shot In the
apartment occupied by Jean De Rydzenski
an actor OF the Imperial thrater of st
Petersburg. De Rydzenskl is Of a rich and
noble Russian family. He is the son OF q
Russian general.
LIMA, Peru-It Is reported n crisis has
taken place in the cabinet.
LoNDON.-The North African Missions
latest adylces from Fee and Tangier. Mo.
rocco, indicate that Affairs are quieter IN
that country though the missionaries are
sin endangered
BelfGst.-Mr. Russell unionist member or
parliament, was stoned by a mob after he
huu addressed meeting at Dromore
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SHORT NEWS STORES.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich.-reu OF the
eleven republican congressman IN Michigan
met here and went on record IN FAVOR OF
the candidacy OF Congressman Cannon Tor
speaker
BIRMINGHAM, Aia.--The annual ban
Duet OF the Birmingham Press club was
given Thursday night ana proved the most
prominent men from various sections OF
the State we're present.
JACKSON Miss-The funeral 81 the late
RI Rev. Hugh Miller Thompson, Protestant
EpScOTS bishop SeP Of ee a SsssS 81 c 4sss
The services were conducted by bishop
Gnilor OF Tennessee and participated IN by
the bishops OF Georgia. Louisiana ana
Texas
ROANOKE va.-Six white men have
been arrested and placed IN jai at Poca-
hOutas. charged with setting nre TO inc
mines OF the Pocahontas Colleries com
pany on the night Of August 81
CHARLOTTE. y. C.-The United states
Leather company. commonly known as the
leather trust, has become domestic cor
poraton under the laws OF North Caro-.
lima.
SULLIVAN, Ind. James billiard, the
Kentucky negro who criminally assaulted
Mrs Mary Davis Of sullivan county ana
Mrs John Lemon OF Knox county on Tues
day last, was hanged 20 a telegraph pole
one mile east OF John Lemons farm. Dil-
lard was captured OF Iawrencehurg, IN,
after a battle With the town marshal. dnr
Ing which the negro was shot three times
and severely wounded,
CHtCAGo,-M. j. sanders, president or
the New Orleans Progressive union and n
representative OF the Morgan steamship
syndicate, who Is here admitted that he
aspired 70 a membership on the isthmtan
the suhjeet more than "a sag that every
member ought 20 be appointed from the
South,
wAsHINGToN,- -sssEstsEy Needy made
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NEW FRENCH AMBASSADOR.
NJ Jusserand Gives His Views on Inter
national Subjects.

M. Jusserand Gives His Views on Inter
national Subjects.
Paris, November 2O.-Ambassador Jusse-
rand arrived here yesterday evening Som
Copenhagen, on his first visit to Paris since
his appointment to the Washington post.
He comes now to confer with Foreign Min
lister Delcasse, in order to receive instruc-
lions and arrange for the departure OF him
self and family for Washington, where he
expects to arrive early In the new year.
The correspondent asked of NJ. Jusserand,
who was at Copenhagen during the discus
sion OF the proposed sale of the Danish
West Indies to the United States the cause
Of the failure Of the sale. He said sentl-
ment against any further reduction Of the
Danish dominion operated strongly against
the project, although 1t was at first sup
posed that a universal desire for the sale
existed. The failure brought It's compen-
satiou, as the discussion disclosed clearly
that the Danish West Indies would not go
to any other power than the United States,
which, with the island Of Porto Rico, now
possessed harbors superior TO those In the
Island OF st. Vincent and the islands of
the Danish West Indies The failure was,
to some extent, an evidence Of personal
devotion TO the king who shared in the
sentiment against parting with the coun-
try's ancient possessions,
Questioned regarding the pending Franco
American questions, NJ Jusserand said
there were happily no serious issues he.
tween the two countries at the present
time, owing TO the cordiallty between them.
He intended TO devote his careful atten-
tion to the reciprocity treaty which was
still pending.
Concerning the Panama canal, the am
bassador said the question had no official
status. He added that the most powerful
advocate for the Panama route was the
volcanoes of Guatemala and Nicaragua,
which kept speaking in tones of thunder
IN favor OF Panama
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TEXAS.


James Casey and James Glenn were killed
In peculiar manner at sugariaud both
Of them falling into a iywheel
There is report at Haywood. which Is
near the scene, that the wreck or rues
day was oaused by robbers
Burt Scott was badly hurt by being
caught In belt at Ennis
It is held by the pension clerk IN the
comptrollers department that an applicant
is barred II his wife have property when
may be used by him.
The Sabine aud Trinity rivers and their
tributaries are out Of hanks and are doing
much damage in and near Tyler.
The Union hotel at brentwood WIS
burped and r Carlisle. guest per.
lshed.
John sehenken Of Fredericksburg was at.
lacked by wolves near Austin and very
badly bitten. His dog saved mis- master
but was killed by the wolves.
One man was killed and eleven others
seriously burt near sherman by an c1plo
sion q giant powder and dynamite.
The street car strike at Fl Paso Is n,
"a end the men getting an Increase OF
30 10 per cent
Governor Lapham win 80 to vcatherfor-
sor q weeks rest
DR.. A. 5. Buckley a physician, was as
'asslnated near his home at centerville
fhere Is no clue TO the murderer.
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The NEW PACIFIC CABLE.
The Projectors Are Now Ready to Beei
Construction.

The Projectors Are Now Ready to Begin
Construction.
Washington, November 2Q-Clarence W .
Mackay, president of the Commercial Cable
company; George G. Ward, vice president,
and William W. Cook general counsel for
the company, had an interview today with
the attorney general with respect TO the
conditions prescribed by President Roose-
welt for constructing a TranspacIhc cable.
These conditions were approved by the
president IN July last, since which time
the Pacific Cable company has not Off
cially notified the government as to its in
tentlon or willingness to accept them To-
day however, Mr.. Mackay explained to
the attorney general that the delay was
caused by protracted negotiations having
been Drought to conclusion within the
last Few DAYS TO secure a landing place In
CHINA 70 comply with the presidents con.
dltlons, that an independent American line
should be constructed from Manila to Hong
Kong thus giving an all-Amerlcan throup6
line 20 the Asiat!c continent IL was tbis
condltion that was supposed to be the one
tnat the cable company would be unwilling
or unable TO comply With II now an
uounces Its ability and intention 70 CON
struct line from Manila 10 shanghai a
distance Of about 1900 miles, ana Ia have
the same completed within year
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PEACE CONFERENCE SION
PreIminaries of Hersras Sa"|
49, rA..a.A-rna

PreIminaries Of Herera's Sr7
Were Discussed
Panama, November 2o-Tbe Thashl
lie was expecting the result Of q
ence on board Admiral Caseys las''r'
Wisconsin, between General hsils.
the government commissioners ".
but the preliminaries Of the nssA1 s.
for the revolutionary generals 49, v
only were discussed Ibe goFeA N, a
retnrn This morning 10 the Wisssl.1
10 5 D. m. today they were sllil Y X, 4
the Wisconsin and the Length = . n.
ference leads 10 the belief tnN = f
ment may be possible. ts,n
Admiral Casey's active shaIe Y
negotiations is highly appIen.4,iv NJ
circles, and his conduct IS gls''f
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HOUSTON.

Rain caused an early cessation OF Car.
uivai festivities last night.
The oi'y hre department gave night
parade and IRE drill on Main street.
Johu Bowies, colored, was thrown from a
freight train In the central's yards and In.
stantly killed
The Williams murder case Is m Tor
oapeqs corpus argument in the court Of
criminal appeals An opinion Is to be rem
dered next Wednesday
The Dickson Car wheel company dcnies
the report that 1t VIII move to cleburnc
The Injured In the Southern Pacific wreck
at peyers are recovering.
coupty Treasurer FARMER has submitted
his quarterly report.
Phil MCGEE wen the last days prize 10
the roping contest, Time. 80 seconds
The Brasos River Improvement assocla
tlop win meet today,
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CALL FOR COUNTY CONVENT
Negroes to Follow Up the R.cs4 i:
Work

work
To the Colored Men Of Teras, e,,.s,,
For the purpose OF completing a, y.
Of the organization Of the color,d \,
Texas, effected in a general var I,
city Of Houston, county Of Ham, !,
Of Texas, October so and 81, leo
named "Texas Negro Convention 10
hereby requested to assemble ID 4.
conventions at the county seat Of nj
spective counties, Saturday Decay
1902, and organize the county bIaas|
the aforesaid convention, by tie al
Of county presidents and secreuha
such other officers as the local orrIi
ton may need.
Delegates to County ConveaHoa-i.
colored meu Of each precinct Of tie "a
are requested TO meet at the aocstss
place of precinct meetings SatnHdll,
vember %. 1902 and organize TIE Ft'
by electing a president and seuer
mcdiately upon effectiug the oIrtlsl
the precinct meeilg shah elect aihn
delegates to represent the pIeclnr : 4
county convention Of Saturday Dhsaa
q, 1902.
The precinct meeting may be nA1
any three colored men Of the pTedai 4
ylded two of them are freehoden
County presidents and precinct plsAai|
TO serve until thu State c0nyentol , 4
sembly fixes a uniform time 10 IN
elections.
Immediately upon effectlng he ~
organization the secretary q nesN|
shall mail the names and Addresses
officers dncluding precinct presdal h
secretariesl. together with the roll \ q
bers. TO the secretary Of the A't
yention. Faithfully yours.
President Texas Negro Conventloa 2
View, Texas.
L. s. Simmons, Secretary IeIi
Convention, Marlin. Texas,
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
Probabilities.

Washington. November 9O.-East Texas
Showers Friday and Saturday; fresh south.
east winds.
New Mexico-Rain or snow and cooler
Friday; Saturday snow or rain.
Arkansas-Rain Friday, with cooler in
northwest; Saturday rain.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Raiu and
cooler Friday; Saturday fair, except rain
In south.
Mississippi-Fair Friday, except probable
rain in west portion; Saturday rain. with
Hight to fresh southeast winds.
Louislana-Fair Friday, except rain in
north portion; Saturday rain, with fresh
southeast winds.
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Denver Road Directors

Denver, Colo, November 80 ~ 4.
meeting Of the stockholders q y. N
and southern Railway comPsl', I.
day, resulted in the election go !.
Of directors as follows NJ, i2
Dodge, Henry Bulge, J. he 6iss1 u
win Hawley. Frederick Z rlrs
Emery. Edward ]. BeT nsll, HlrI
Henderson, Norman b. heS~ NJ
ner, Adolph Lewlsohn. Az II.
city, Harry Waters, Baltilp0N
Irumbull, Denver.
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Greenville Texas. November 2o.-when
the Jabe Spence case was called in district
court yesterday, the defense presented n
motion to quash the indictment. ana fol
lowed this M with another eontestiue the
Jurisdiction Of the court. These were over.
ruled and the defense then attacked tho
Ee1ire list on the grounds OF ALLEGED cler.
ISL errors. Judge Conner sustained the
I E,4da motion and postponed the case untIl
Flpa{ morning, directing that the sheriff
ana clerk correct the papers ana serVe he
defendant as required 81 law. 'S''e 'A.'
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RAILROADS.

The santa Fe paid 5000 penalty for Civ.
ng a rebate o1 Timber shipments.
The commission has issued new rates
On wheat aud bran, giving the Texas mili-
men practically what they asked for.
The commission VIII try to improve the
service on the Columbia Tap road.
The Dallas Commercial club viii appoal
TO the commission to put in a low rate on
corn for the bene0t Of Texas farmers
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r, N. TUCKER DEAD.

He Was One OF the Notable Characters
OF Gallas,
Dallas, Texas. November 2O-Ferd n
Tucker, 60 years old ana FOR thirty wears
unique figure in Dallas, died today "
general debility. he had been alternately
shal and a deputy sheriff he was meme
her OF the Second Georgia infantrr m tho
Confederate army and was 2 member of
Veterans OF Dallas. al the time OF MIS-
death.
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Haus''sV'lie' Texas, November 9j.-rbsr,
nave been bought by merchants ., ~.
Town from farmers IN this oo,,.,.. '4's
1911 pounds Of pecans 10 5stn ABOUT
are re, Sun M, a great many pecans I'M " There
county has ' k5oR tae ia LARGEST crop tSat tSs
Is proving Of vast bsnest ~ years, ana Il
cotton crop was a failure farmers whose
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FOREIGN.

The Guatemsisn minister az Washington
says the reports regarding the destruction
by the volcano Of santa Maria are exag
Grated
King Leopold made striking reply at
Brussels when congratulated upon his es-
cape from assassination.
President Castro is very Suspicious or
the actions Of Great Britain regarding
Venezuelan Affairs
An American girl was Killed under some
what mysterious circumstances n Paris.
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WASHINGTON.

statisticlan Hyde Of tie agricultural de-
partment may soon issue a sensational
statement.
The president will get TO work upon bis
message as soon as he returns to Wash
inEton.
The supporters Of the plans for a Nlcara-
guam canal have plucked M courage since
The hitch occurred over the Panama pro-
ject.
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Esesped irom eomanehe Dam.

comanche Texas. November 10 A,,.n
Alsup, sentenced for twelve years for at,
years for theft OF horses mad ,h ,o[ nse
cape From the jail last night hy satring o,,t
~, rsob ifon grating, then uslrg 4 blanket to To
rea Sn lne ground Two other prisoners
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STRIKE WAS SETTLED.

street Car Worknen Of EI Paso Got =
Substantial Increase.
III Paso' Texas, November 20. The street
car strike terminated abruptly tonight
when the conductors and motormen accent =
ed the company's offer Of 20 cents ner bapr
IN Hen. Of the old rate of Is and returned
to work. Their original demand was for IN n
Isise 70 - cents per hour. The question
papys home office at Boston.
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a ruling by which employees Of the govern
ment navy yards are allowed to present to
the board Of wages direct any questions af-
fectlng the rate Of wages
ST. LoUls,-Jack McCielland or PITTS
burg knocked out Brooklyn" Tommy SUI.
Ivan 10 the twelfth round
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SPORT

A bookmaker tainted at Latonia because
Aratoma, winner was disqualified
Only two fayorites won at The Bennipgs
truck
Gregor x added 10 his laurels at Late.
side by defeating the fsyorte.
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COMMERCIAL.

Cotton values made sharp advances ON
disappointing top crop reports and large
SPOT demand
Unloading Of wheat by leading long
started grain prices dowulin aud al the
close all grains scog~d declines.
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arIevanoes Of EmpI0Y'.

Topeka. Kan, NovemoeF
ence. which will likely eonsu- 4.
days. commenced today betNeyFss &
ating officials Of the Sahta srsI-sa
grievance committee OF nv IA ~
bremen. There are a nump''
matters to come up,
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SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
7oday's Weafhey.
Today's weather: Showers.
ooMEsTIo.

The strike commissioners investigated the
conditions Affecting the health Of the mine
workers, and put expert physicians on the
stand.
negro was lynched near Sullivan, Ill,
for assault upon two white women.
The Federation OF Labor convention AZ
New Orleans completely exonerated Presl-
dent Gompers Of the charges brought
against him.
scheme Is on foot for a great water.
way between Chicago aad New orleans.
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CHICAGOANS ON TEXAS.
The Recent Visitors Give a Good Ae.
count of The State.
THEY PRAISE TIE PEOPLE HIGHLY
Desire to Trade With us and Think
That They Can % So to Al
vantage Of Both.

vantage q So'n'
cbicrro Soteu,ber 10 "A horn for .rexas
1
ana TIE southwest las peen on the UPS ot
every member OF the Chicago delegation
81 ,,,eirsse men .,..- st5f .t. ,.,,.,t,-si,t,
~. ., 80. .
ISIS returned from theil enjoyable lnnhct
OF 800 miles. Seeing vs. believing vita
these coIdilsode5 mon az ~, ,y,ria con
syqu,N"5 'As3 nave Aueh 70 say ~ N4'se
/ its resources Judging from, ite cnib-~sr. .rn
oi these manufacturers nua merchants
tbeir conception 81 Texas aud the South
: iu general was greatly cgCerdcd Dg wual
! they saw. Texas thrF say Is am empire
I ia itself, of the natpr0i greatness ~ whtcn
u gitne. arta or rlrbuc-, mo rgsf OF me
country has but a feeble iiar
/ 81 ,h.nk the trlp Was great success
from every gtaBdbout" -nit David X
I Fotgsu. sloe nrt-siienf NJ I'M E.Fst N.ttoI,.
al uaik ga mono. ,,-,rs..f.... ,,. b,t d. 49,.
good time. Soeiug Mo wore rers,rs,
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1,.1 ,t.,tt.. Sc .Lt 'i'1'''i
/ brtb Z. tbe s5ifb ,,e-i.-,, .
( CEicsrr ye -'rt.ll'i,. l--,.i l''1
~ "'uul lae A3 shiAeIruI resources or
r,'i, H""'-..- w 'olol or c4Plial
All mem ana make Texas as ricn
aug ..t alo.PtI .s - ii Is vast
rom % cFcit standpoint any business
/ offered In the future for Texas fo any ~
we tli,4go deltE"fion VIII certainly be
Nl-"ea from ath'feut view aud one more
! ia1oi4p.e 10 tle proposition than would
! nave n'en possible before our trip
h'Na-0 hHs h#t been aggressive enough
| " hl,lu' s. relations 10 the snniu 0nd fne
,.in ana leei sure tnat the trip
! VII result m more active measures being
! ,ahru 10 secure d larger share OF he busi.
Np5N ~ nose sections.
,f99h - 0Atud. manager ~ Marshall
fltlu y 'u.t wholesale establishment, WINS
/ .nbi,man "i inc eommitlec that arranged
/ sH' tnNt MI ohead acted gas spok sman
~ we Party "t me i''ep. ions accorded
toyrpe ,iII ni,ist lalea III we yatl9ns
Journey Afr Shcdd said.
Regarding the territory travcrsed. VIII
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Take oxIDINE for Chllls az
Cure guaranteed.

GEMEINERT. Bsstrop, TO- ~, y
20. Mr.. Oscar Gemeinert aleJ y, y
In this city Tuesday, NoNeA,Dsr,i WI
and was buried IN FairyieN MI
terday afternoon, with funsi' :
Rev. G.. Doeer.
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COTTON Mill MERGER
Good Progress Is BEING Masa !,
Combination Plan. y"

combination Plan
greensboro ~ C., November 2o-rhe
cotton mill merger party has eonclnSoa -
oold all future meetings at Greensboro
Good progress Is being made IN selsct.
ing desirable properties TO Inelpde a. 49,
merger or consolidation. Tho co,o,r,,,aa
has passed favorable on mar - -
Lve properties, showing that 49, sefe ~.
nnnher than originally signed The sgrss.
ment nave come IN since the fnrrss Hslte-
ica'ion Of the object Of the merrer pun
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Made from an active prtnc,n,. g..
. .SS@ s ~ ss,6 sSst They act 81 he aH S.
effects: No gripping. No sies az bad after
cure chronic consultation. PSieeo is - WI
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POLITICAL

bitter hEht may be precipltated be.
tween the factions Of the republican party
over tartf revision.
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There are imitatiops q, oxtn,>,-
nnoef q them compare with the verri pns
SAA..ptNE cures chills. FeYers ana ali ~.
'A''Ai TROUBLES. Ths iSaitatiens FEiI. 1Ae'
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General Observations

Observations taken by the United States
weather bureau at S p. NJ, seventy 9th
meridian time.
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GROVES CHRONIC c,llI, o,,,-

Cures the ehills thar other ehln fon,..
f ps9 cure At all druggists No Cure, No
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Lax0llye Bromo- Quinine Tablets. This
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