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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-05
panion. The latter continued to gas

panlon. The latter continued to gas
al him stcrnly.
"You psychological progeny OF a
NEUROLOGICAL ancestry. You zanthidiun
cosmopolitc. you problcmatioal de
srendant OF docadcnt progcnitors. !
want YOU 60 understand that when
I'm riding with you and there's any
swearing 20 be done will do it, You
don't know good cuss words when you
see them
The stage drew up before the Empire
hotel. Five minutes later Whacker
BIN stumbled up 10 the bar and asked
huskily for his usual drink.
"Make q two, Jimmy. make it two.
and make 'om stilf."
And be drank them slowly. staring
modify across the rim ~ hls glass NJ
the circle Of men who wondered IL BIZ
had tech" Of malaria.
That night after Rollins had conduct
ed evening service In the chapel and
had baptized two babies he returned ia
the Empire hotel 10 ind Whacker Bill
waiting Tor him. They went to his
room IN silence. and the bad man Of
Las VEGAS valley laid a motley array
Of trophies on the misslonary's table.
"Thar's couple nv leads ms was
found In men ! put 20 sleep; thar's a
lock NV Jim Dcwcy's hair, him that
Knocked out lu tour roun's In eighty
one. thar's couple uv claws from a
grizzly / laid out ln a clean fight an
n gun I yaukcd from MS good an Injun
as ever 81 dust. They're yourn."
RollIn, looked nc the bad man a. well
assumed amazemcut
"Why are you bringing them 20 meT
You've armed 'cn. pardner.
thought I could swear. but aln't one
two-thrcc with you. We can't walk
on the same side ms the street when
Il comes 10 cussin'. Take 'cm. It's d
clnch that n we put up a cussln' match
you'd win. an I'm ready 20 cry quits
ef you are"
They shook hands on the deal, and
Whackcr B1l went down for another
drink. The Rev. John Rollins had O
letter 20 write. II was addressed 20 q
struggling young lawyer In an eastern
city. and Il wound mp as follows:
so I send you the trophies OF my
first victory. likewise the first use
have ever had OF my geomctrica
studies. Hang the souvenirs In YOU
den along with the check You rccciv,
for your first case. You ought 20 hav.
a falrIsh collection 10 an the old crow'
contribute. scattered. as we are from
Dan to Bccrhcua. Come ont next um
mcr. and Tu Introduce you 90 the uu,
man who won't down before theological
profanity He's o character
And Do the cabin under B'lccr's h.l
n sweet faced little woman was pray
Ing the good Lord not 90 let Whacke
Bin hurt bier dear Jack.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-05

South half Of block near Allen
Academy. Price $3.50.
About one and ono-quarter acres
,tear schoolh0use In southeast part
OF town. Small new cottage, tenant
house and well on promises. Price
siOOO.
Six room house aud one lot of
ground on west side OF town. Price
t600.
six room house and two lots Of
round located four blocks from
Main Street. Brick cistern on pre-
misses. Price 1920.
The y. b, Cole home place. Two
and "a half lots and q room house.
Place well improved. Price $4,000.
80 acre BraZos Bottom farm.
Price, 5000 per acre. VIII sell IN
small tracts.
a. feet front on Railroad steet out
Of Otto Boohme'g property. VIII
sell part or all.
The Ed Pochila place; 2 lots oud
large two-story residence. Price
$500.
Also other city property
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-05

Marshall Tex. April News has
reached bore of o. double k.l,ins on the
rlar. off IS. q. Hinton. iu the eastern
uart of tho county Andrew HaeForty
n negro tenant. followed his wife over
10 % ur.eahDrE whore shc was VISIT
inr called her to me door and fire one
laaI from % louh'chaweled shoisun
killing her Instantly The negroes ia
tho house rm 0ut 20 catch HaEsoriy
when hr backed oG q short distance
uIapoI flc gun under mH chin and
frod One remaining barrel causing In
slant death
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-05

Montreal April f-Tho secret sore
vice department Of tha Dominion rH5-
toms has made seizure ol from tIo-
O0D fo es U1o. worth 0f false teeth
which h.G from tma to dime been for
warGed uon E.a York t1 "nN.
known dental lum BOO ihH city and
throueh "a conspiracy were pas ad
through the cust0mhousn free.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1902-03-07
A GOODIY NAME.

The Washington Post of a recent
date contained a very interesting arti-
Gle on the Malloris of Florida, and
gives some "reminiscences concerning
the elder Mallory that possess histor-
zeal value. The present senior Senator
nom Florida is al son of Senator
stephen NJ. MALLORY, who resigned his
seat in the United States Senate in 1861,
and later became ia member of Mr..
1aVis' cabinet as Secretary Of the Con-
,Csoerate Navy. He bears the same
SSaristian name-Stephen R.-as his
liuStrious father, and has made a
record in the Senate that is tower OF
Erength to him With the people OF
Florida. His term of Office will expire
N the fourth of March, 1903, and the
florida Legislature:is to elect his sue
.essor this year, but it is generally con.
seded that he will succeed himself. II
the clear-headeds indomitable work
hkeMr. Mallory who is of the great
- value to any State, and the people
" Florida-if we nay judge from 1T
EUst progressive newspapers seem u
Iully cOgnizant tof his worth as
%uOnal legislator rLSalem CVirgini'
imes-Register.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1902-03-07

Annual Convention to be Held
in Tallahassee Next Week
PROGRAM BEEN ARRANGED
VIII Last Three Days. Beginning FRI
day Morning.

The fourteenth annual convention of
the Florida State Union of the Chris
tian EndeavOr Society will be held in
this city next week, beginning Friday,
and continuing through Sunday, at the
Presbyterian church.
1t is expected that quite crowd will
be in attendance, as each society in the
SLate, both senior and junior, is entitled
to two delegates. The committees ap-
pointed for the occasion are:
Reception-Mr. Henry Wharton, Mr..
Frank Black, Mrs. E, R. Hollinger, Mrs.
! w. V. Knott, Mr.. Lindsay Papy.
Music-Miss jamie Clark, Mr.. CASTOR
Day, Mrs. Myers.
Decorations Bannerman, Mr..
J. Mabry, Mr.. Harold Hayes.
Literature Eliza McDougal
Miss Mary Apthorp.
A reception will be rendered at 7:3C
/ hursday evening at the residence Ot
Mr.. w. NJ. Mcintosh, Jr.
On Friday morning the opening
prayer service will be conducted b!
Rev. S. L. McCarty. Addresses of wei
come will be delivered by eX-GOvernO
BlOxham and Mr.. H. E. Bennett, will
responses in behalf of the State Unio1
by Mr.. E. S. Upham, of South LAX
Weir, and in behalf of the Information
al Union by Clarence E. Eberman, o
Boston.
An interesting program has been ar
ranged for the entire convention. Man
prominent speakers from differentpar
of the State wnl be present. On SatuT
day the convention will meet in IL
Baptist church, where addresses wi
be made by leaders in Endeavor worl
including one by Rev. c. E. Ebermal
!of Boston. Sunday evening the dele
gates will meet in the Methodist churcl
D where the Christian EndeavOr praye
) meeting will be led by Mr.. w. F. Chill,
D Sunday afternoon at 2:30 the JuniC
> exercises will De conducted by Mrs. '
D w. Knott, of Tallahassee At 1880 Re
3 c.. E. Eberman, of Boston, will give
y interesting talk to children.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1902-03-07
FOR FLORIDA RIVERS
Taken Care Of in thI River
and HarbOr BIZ
STATEGETS OVER$8pOO,OOO
MIR. Sparkrnan Looked After FIOrida's S
Interests. !

The House Committee has completed
the River and HarbOr bill, and the
items have been made public, Florida
comes in for a generous share of the
appropriations, which will be good news
to the people of the State. Congress
man Sparkman IS a member of the
mouse Committee on Rivers and Har-
bOrs, and it was largely through his in
defatigable efforts that Florida was so
well provided for.
The measure as completed carries an
appropriation OF $50, zoo, 900, which is
about $4,000, 900 more than the bill
which was defeated at the last session
of Congress. OF the amount appropria-
ted $24,OO0,OOO is cash and SS6, ,OGO, 900
is in continuing contracts, and avail
able July 1, 1903. The appropriation
for Florida amounts to $2,OOO,O0O, ;di-
vided as follows:
Key West, improving entrance to
harbor, 100000; dredge for river and
harbor improvements in Florida, $685.
600; Hillsborough Bay, $150,0O0; Apa-
lachicola Bay, $4,000; Pensacola, $780,
900.
| TUT T IOTIud IINOIS (uO dppIOpAldC
are as follows:
st. Johns, 100000, and continuing
contract, $3.50, 900; St. Johns, at 0rangt
Mills fats, $4,000; for the removal o
water hyacinths, $5O,OOO; VO1usia bar
$1,000; Ocklawaha, $4,000; Kissimme'
river, $4,000; CaloOsahatchee, Orang
river and C..arlotte harbOr, $500
Sarasota, $1,000; Manatee river, $1,000
) and survey of Charlotte harbOr to Pun
ia Gorda dock line; Anclots, $1,000
Crystal river, $4,000; Withlacooche
(mouth,, $4,000; Suwannee river, So
600; Carrabelle, $4,000; Escambi
, river, 5000; Choctawhatchie. $4,000
: Upper Chipola, s2,5OOO; Alphabetical
river, $1,000; dredge, $4,000, in add
r ton to SS5, 900 already appropriated to
-. use OF the whole State. .,''.
:. An earnest effort will be made in th
d Senate to take care Of Biscayne ba,
and If this is done, it is understood, tt
lHousaf will acquiesce. Surveys al
= lagreeG afpon for the Hillsborough EivV
, and bay, Manatee river, ,Estero. rive
Gasparillo sound to EnglewOOd, Blacl
: water bay and the upper st. Johns.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1902-03-07
Nos ACADEMY.

This has betA an exceptionally sue
cessful teS7n foS3he Leon Academy. The
total enrH Hlnesst to date is 2OS. The
average Stten&nce for February was
1S1. FOllSSWinG are the Star and Honor
Rolls for EHbrGary:
Star RQa-RAulah Ferrell, Eva Dyer,
Ernest HS9eOCS, Viola Horne, Lulu D.
Keith, S3pie Tkewis, Minna Afford,
Geneviev$QraAford, Nellie Davis, Clin-
ton DawkFJs, ESrd Barco, Genie Carter,
Mary GoEnan% Julia Chaires, Edith
Dyer, LiSsR Slreton, Eva Hammett,
Warren Nsahnfsh, Helen Carter, Sarah
Basha, kSitie Aarker, Florence Ellis,
Bessie WsSs, Sean Montgomery, Nor
man SutEOp, SSaverta Brown, Rubie
Byrd, GlaSSe CyAwfOrd, Pauline Forbes
Minnie L4Vsn4sr, Helen Saxon, Sam
mie WahS kilaire Scribner, Charlie
Bradley, 8SriS.I Afford, Pattie Carer
Mary HaEs2 Either Ley.
Honor SRpllHSWallace QUarterman,
Robert TSRiplS, John Clark, Theo-
Rosedale, $LestSr Wells, Horace Van
Brunt, AEeke1AFenn, ElOise McGriff,
Blondys Cites Carrie Ferrell, Halle
Ley, Matte Ro3har, Blount Myers, Geo.
Johnson, Aftrak& Eppes, Ida Carter,
Arabel HeSkinf Susie Pearce, Richard
Taylor, F;a4k Mallory, Willie Rozear,
Gertrude SdBtIS- Louise Clark, Flossie
Myers, EE4i4a Myers, George Wilson,
Rufus WfaS, Bertha Brown, Mary
Davis, NeA sBrstlfOrd.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1902-03-07
TRIBUTE TO Mrs. GwALTNEY.

Francis Lee GNAltney, wife of Mr..
Drew Gwaltney ard daughter of Mrs.
Elizabeth VanBrnIH, was born in Leon
county, Fla, May IS, 1879, and died in
Tallahassee Febru4ry %, 1902, leaving
a husband, one cEild, a mother, five
sisters, two brothers and numerous
friends to mourn Ser departure.
At an early age She joined the Meth
OOIst church, of which she remained a
consistent memDer until the day of her
death
On the 18th of June, 1899, she was
married to Mr.. Gvsaltney, with whom
she lived happily 6r the short period
Of two years and sline months, when
she was summoned to "jOin the in
Vulnerable caravan that wends its
silent way to that undiscovered coun-
try from whose bosrne no traveller re-
turns"
A dutiful daughter, affectionate wife
and mother, her Death will leave ar
aching void, not OILY in the hearts Of
those nearest to heE but also of all who
knew and loved her-a void which cal
neer be filled EXCEPT by
Inc Great Physici an who still is near
The Sympathizing Jesus,
Who speaks Tie dropping heart tc
Oh, hear the voics of Jesus"
A FRIEND.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1902-03-07
The N2RIDA CANAL
Bill I9lOgaeed in House to-
App5p4ate $8,OOO,OOO
MISSISSIPPI And ST. MARYS
To be 0p4ueeted by CanaI.--Malor
GsfSSISS Great Scheme.
=. 5 8
49, =

NotwitSstah1ing Major CANDLES 81
years, he's an Sndefatigable worker ana
hangs onS0 Misunderstanding with ten
acity thaN sota tnly inspires confidence.
but is bo8Sd to. bring success.
For seEsEel SRars the major has been
working ~ a Eeheme for the construc-
tion of asiISatAtanal to connect the Wa
ters of tbS MS 1issippi river and the St
Mary's rESeT n Georgia. A glance at
the mapHs1ll show the great ad-
vantage Rleh , waterway would be to-
Florida fE:the transportation of freight
saving aEk H1uld a long sea voyage
around tls3 knNre State.
Mr.. GalAlAe US seen the advantage Of
such caSI, SD he has been working
hard to hing Sis plans to focus. He
has had a6Scf9ptive pamphlets printed
and circfl9ke& and since Congress
opened, has wStten over one hundred
personal G6er8 to Senators and Repre-
sentativeS: SOLICITING their aid in the
great woEk. =
| At MaNr CANDLES earnest SOliciJa-
ton, RepT8e&ative Richardson, of
AlabamaEp february goth, introduced
in the HSlse bill to appropriate S.
UUU,UUQ TO- NE IsOlSITucIIOn Oh d water
way and Sesna& connecting the waters
of the MisStppNiver with the St. Marys
river in GeErg& along the land-locked
waters Ofsfke Calf coast in the States of
Louisiana! 'MfSsissippi, Alabama, and
Florida, %a6 ssSanal from st. Georges
sound in $orsa to St, Mary's river in
The prSpos& enterprise is for the
benefit OF Sotf bern industries, and if
successfully 8 Eill practically make an
island Of tie Southeast corner of the
United StstSs.
The ling Sf tAe proposed canal starts
at the MSeSss1npi river, runs through
the d-(peked waters on the coast OF
; the StateE tnS, ,tioned, to and into st.
Georges S0ani in Florida, thence by
canal to NSrciasa river in Florida, then
i eastward &c tss line surveyed in 1886
D by GenerN GilSsore for a ship canal.
5 This liYfis q be encountered at Ella
vile on Eps S;3Wannee river. From
t here the kaAal to run along this sur
: vey to a st4n1tlt level in the OkeefnO.
e kee swanR in georgia, thence east tc
n st. Maryz riEI at Camp Pinekney
S where the"Watsns Of the St. Mary's viii
y carry vesSee q IA feet draught.
e Mr. RiG%srdeOn believes the bill vii
: eventually HasE.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1902-03-07
PRACTICALLY STARVING.

after using a few bottles Of Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure my Vine received per-
feet and permanent relief from severe
and chronic case of stomach trouble,
says ]. R. Holly, real estate, insurance
and loan agent, of Macomb, Ill. BE
fore using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure she
could not eat an ordinary meal Wltnout
intense suffering. She is now entirely
cured. Several physicians and many
remedies had failed to give rellef.
You don't have to diet. Eat any good
food you want, but don't overload the
stomach. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure viii
always digest it for you.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1902-03-07

this lucrative position. Governor Jen-
nings appointments during the past
week:
Notaries public for the State at large:
C. Buckman, Jacksonville; R. H. Pad
gett, Clear w ater; H. B. Myers, Bis
cayne; S. NJ. High, Zolfo; ]. W. Knight
Floral City; N. H. Harrison, Lake City;
w. H. Wade, WFights; D. Hale Wilson
Pensacola; Frank E. Crawford, Mont
brook.
w. NJ. Weaver, Key West, justice o
the peace for the Third District of Mon
roe county.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1902-03-07
RAILRO'DWMMISSION
|Hales Importlnt Changes in
Rates and classification
BENEFIT OF FSUIT SHIPPERS
p.IIroad Men objected to Changes
Made ny 9 qpmmissiOn.

rhoro was a melting of the Florida
a.;irood Commission yesterday for the
OH-, -noco of making some important
pSap0os in certain classifications and
enA. susas Chairman D%y and Commission
- Loroan we're prdsent
According to laVk no change in clas-
.,sootion or rate cSn be made without
ea.;fcotiou to the karious railroads in
.tSroctod This is iR order to give them
:" =, onnortunity to Tkresent evidence and
comments in theiIS own behalf.
The different rOaS IS were notlned that
.ho obove mentiontl meeting would be
held. and the following corporations
we're represented: .
The Georgia Southern and Florida
nv John M. Cutler
The Atlantic, VaHosta and " estern
BY Smith D. Picketf ,
The Plant Systens by J. A Crosland
The Seaboard Az Line, by Z ID
Kyle.
The Louisville avd NASHVILLE, Dy
C. Shepard.
The proposed change was IN the Gas
o;scation of small Sfruits, berries ant
vegetable baskets. The old classifica
ton read:
Baskets, viz: Fruit, Berry ant
Vegetables, 10000 4 punds; Class p"
The change reads
Baskets, viz: ! ruit and Berry, :,
600 pounds; Class IP. Vegetable, TO-
600 pounds; Class +
The railroad representatives com
batted this change, and presented som
strong arguments ! showing why
should not be made, They stated tina
the roads could not AFFORD to do Dusl
ness under such kating, but the com
missioners thOughts otherwise, a"d ID
change was Ordere@.
This ruling meaks much for Derr!
frIit and vegetable growers. In th
matter of fruits aid berries 1t NEAR
an increased car caSacity of so per cen
while in vegetable shipments 1t ALLOW
an increase Of 100 Issr cent. This Is m
all the benefit that will accrue to farm
ers and truck-grOVSers. Under the o
rating, more thant 10, 900 pounds W;
frequently shippedFn one car, and Il
nIppers were charged for two car
now they are allOEed $1,000 pounds
the car in shipping fruits and berr1e
and 10000 pounds for vegetables.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1902-03-07
THE WESLEYAN MEETING

The revival services which have been
in progress at the Wesleyan Methodist
church the past two weeks have been
productive of much good. Good crowds
have attended the services. The after
noon meetings have been deeply spirit
ual and many of Gods people have been
helped to a more satisfactory Christian
experience. The night services have
mainly been devoted to the unsaVed'
The able sermons by Rev. Mr.. Abbott
have been convincing and many have
sought pardon for their SINS. The
services will continuei over Sunday
All persons are cordially invited TO at
tend these meetings.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1902-03-07
sTA.,OING COMMITTEES.
Amounted for Ensuing Year at Council
Meeting Tuesday Night.

A special meeting of the city council
was held in the city hall Tuesday night
Inc object was to hear the appoint
ments of standing committees for the
ensuing year. No other business was
transacted. The committees are as FOL
lows:
Finance-W. F. Quaile, A. c. Spiller,
L. C.. Yaeger.
Watsrworks-Julius Ball, C. w. Per-
kins, R. J. Phillips.
Sanitation-J. A. EdmOndson, JULIUS
Ball, A. G. Spiller.
Laws and Ordinances. A. Ed
mondson, julius Ball, G. W. Perkins.
Streets R. ]. Phillips, L. c. Yaeger
L. NJ. Lively.
Cemetery-C. w. Perkins, Julius
Ball, w. F. Quaile.
Markets A. c. Spiller, L. M. Lively
w. F. Quaile.
Lights. C. Yaeger, J. A. Edmond
son, L. M. Lively.
Fire-Department-L. NJ. Lively, K
J. Phillips, A. C. Spilelr.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1902-03-07
THE CHlLDREN'S FRIEND.

There is no use trying to persuade
American mothers that a substitute ex-
lists for Perry Davis Painkiller. They
know how it relieves the troubles OF
childhood, from sprained arms and legs
TO stomachache. Other preparations
do good, Painkiller is certain to. A
big difference, and one that has been
recognized for sixty years. There Is
but one Painkiller, Perry Davis
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1902-03-07
FLORIDA COLLEGE NOTES.
Getting Ready for the Normal Course
Platonic Debating Society.

From now until June a lively time is
expected at the Florida State College.
The normal department opens next
Monday, and large number OF young
ladies and young gentlemen from all
parts Of the State are expected to arrive
Saturday and Sunday, to enter the nor
nal class Monday. Last year nearly one
hundred students from different parts
of the State entered this class and were
so well pleased with the college that a
still larger number is expected this
year. Students have been entering this
class for the last month, though the
normal is not advertised to open until
March 10th.
President Murphree and Prof. Buch-
holz, principal of the normal, are max
ing all arrangements to receive large
number of students next week. When
a student starts from home to enter
this college he may feel that he is going
to land in Tallahassee among strangers
and will soon be hOmesick. He may feel
himself to be among strangers until he
meets the members of the faculty at the
State College. These gentlemen with
their kind and courteous manner to all
the students do not allow any one tC
get hOmeSick around them. They make
the term of the nonresident students
!, pleasant as well as profitable. Indeed
, few colleges can boast of better fac.
ulty of kind and sOciable gentlemen
than the Florida State College.
: The Students Christian Association
: have just held their semi-annual elec
; ton of officers. The officers who's
terms have expired are: Mr.. F. A
: Hathaway, president; Mr.. Vim. P. Byrd
; Vice-president; Miss L. E. Maxwell
e secretary and treasurer.
: In the election of new officers, MI
a VIM. P. Byrd was chosen president
F; Miss L. E. Maxwell, vice-president
4 Miss Fletcher, secretary and treasurer
: These are all good officers and the as
Z sOciation will no doubt flourish durin
their administration of affairs. Nj
e Byrd is an exception of a young mai
7, he being very Jealous and energetic
e religious work. The society is bound
e accomplish some good while he lead
II the way. -
r, The Platonic Debating Society la
( Friday night held one of the most IL
teresting meetings in the history OF tt
society. The subject up for discussiC
5 was: Resolved, That poverty prOduc'
. more crime than wealth or ignorance
> This subject brought on hot deba
- from both sides. In the irregular d
= bate by all the members the house W;
:; about evenly divided on the questio
- and each side put in to convince Il
y, other that it was right and the 9th
- side wrong. A warm debate ensue
p but by the decision of the house Il
negative won.
A committee was appointed to ma
all arrangements, such as appOlntll
debaters, selecting "a subject, ETC., I
r the commencement debate. The sOcie
OIL has quite large number of good spea
an ers to choose from, and those WhO
IN chosen for this debate may we'll co
ly, slider themselves honOred. Though on
five speakers can take part in the col
at mencement debate, every member W
m. not fail to yell
m. "Rah!-rah!-rah!
m. "Rah!-rah!-rah!
S. "Rah!-rahi-rah
N. Platonic!"
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1902-03-07
A SEVERE COLD FOR 8 MONTHS.

The following letter from A. J..~Nus-
baum, of Batesville, Ind, tells its own
story: "I suffered for three months
with a severe cold. A druggist pre-
pared me some medicine, and a physi-
clan prescribed for me, yet j did not
improve. I then tried Foley's Honey
and Tar, and eight doses cured me. "
Rpfuse substitutes. Sold by; Wight &
Qrn
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1902-03-07
THANKS.

take this method of thanking the
good people of Tallahassee for their
kindness and aid during the Illness Oh
INV dear wife, who has now gone 10
rest; also the sweet care and atten1on
shown us toward my wife's mother,
Mrs. B. 2. VanBrunt, who is now get
ting well. May God take care OF us all
and ioin our hands together in heaven.
DREW GWALTNEY.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1902-03-07
THE BEST TIME.

The best time to cure cough or cold
is when you are first affected. A pleas
ant and sure remedy for sore throat,
weak lungs, bronchial soreness, cough
ing spells, ETC., is ,Gooch's Mexican
Syrup for coughs and consumption. Be
wise in time and keep bottle in your
medicine chest, always handy for i'm
mediate use, remembering the old
adage, "a stitch in time saves nine.
1t is a true lung tonic and sells for only
25 cents.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1902-03-07
noN.T LEI THEM SUFFER.

Often children are tortured with itch
ing and buring eczema and other skin
diseases, but Bucklen's Arnica SalVe
heals the raw sores, expels infamma-
tion. leaves the skin without a scar.
clean, fragrant, cheap, there's no salVe
on earth as good. Try it. Cure guar
anteed. Only 25c at all drug stores.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1902-03-07
WORSE THAN A BLOW.

Urou q hard fist is the buffet of cold
lind unon . nair of improperly protect
~ Iunpe few minutes exposure to
Ia nov hn the beginning of consump-
80 lose neither time nor courage.
ITor+ifv Yourself against pulmonary
tronb1oe Including consumption with
ATIon'e uno Ralsam. A few doses will
IanCon nl, +bo congh and enable you to
get rid of the phlegm that produces It,
Cure soon follows.