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TEXAS MARRIAGES.

ANDERSON uonGE remnl, reYns.
J6ne "a Mr Rondoiph Anderson and Mis-
No!iie Hodge were nuitcd in rnprriara al
~ residence Of The hrlle's parents, west
az Temple, Sunday evening Mr.. Andcr
son is populnr santa nc hremsu tunulnE
ing, Young lady with large circle OF frends
ana wen WlShers
RAY SMi III torpuS yhlistii ctlS,
Jn4o - ar ~ han anu My. MHEs,c
Hbli4, nom 81 I'lHNj VIZ, HmD,N , u. y,
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MtI" NOV i,hhuu,"G w ,ito disn,rit, la tbs
" .l''Nc n'H ',f VIZ, 1,nr, Hcirc con.
Wv ~ I'M "a ,,u,ners Vbiic ebis
h,n.it"" W. ,,,,, 'rbcy loft this
,n,t,d,,",insS r"r }ncIrs bo,nn In relfus
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.

lSpecinl 10 Tho postl
New York Arrived lamnasae 1An1
from Galveston. Sailed; Denver CAm.j, for
:. Swansea. Arrived; Bark Certified tNor1,
from Port Arthur. N'O'"'
Port Eads. La. Arrived. Brnttcn (NorA
ron Puerto Cortez; Usk lBr) from t'pIhn
Ogono jSpan) from lIavrc via Havana and
Mexican ports; Jamaica BRA from Ion.
don via Liverpool: George W Kelley tAn.5.
limon. Sailed: David iAm1. for Colbn
Proteus ,Am), for New York: Roland
(Gerl. for Bremen
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Crowley, La, June % The suit Of the
Corkran OIL company vs., dozen other
parties, including the Haywood Bros aud
the Crowley OIL and Mineral company, IN.
volyinr the title 10 the Corkran tract on the
Mamou oil field is taking up the time az
the district court. aud almost every at
torncy at the crowley bar. with others from
Franklin, OpelouSns and Lafayette, arc rep.
resenting some party TO the litigation. The
Corkran oil company was organized sew
eral months ago ans laid claim tn q large
tract Of land running right up 10 the proved
field The ease has been delayed by tho
were all heard by the Judge frst aud owl
dence on the main points are TOW being
heard.
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Beeville, Texas, June -, The tournament
run here yesterday afternoon attracted a
large crowd of people There were ten
entries as follows: Ed McMuray. Onie
Sheeran. Andrew Sheeran, Dolph Quinn,
Toage Quinn. Ellis Quinn. Dave Turner
Rufus McAlurray. Weston Iiay mes aud
Fred Irwin. roage Quinn aud lnifus Mic
Murray tied for first money. ench ~ thom
catching seven rings Dolph Quinn cot
second money, catching six rings.
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Ennis News Notes.

Ennis. Texas, June a5.--A citizens mass
meeting was held at the city hail yestei'
day afternoon for the discussion ot SON.
means By which the present water Supply
might he increased, A committee OF tuLr ',
ronncilmeu and three citizens was appoint
ed TO investigate pau. Tney VIII PROV
ably decide on the deep well proposition
Mayor c. h. Lewis, who is II memDef .,
the Texas committee now IN nasnlhH1o ",
10 invite the president TO visit Texas nus
wired the Ennis Daily News that tue ~,
vitation was accepted aud the TRIP OF the
president would be routed via Ennis
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, TINT on Sunday, July g, that road vii, a.
Memnh through PASSENGER service from
and cars to Denver. The west bound tps,s
VIII leave Memphis at . A. M. rnae ..1,a
amarillo at noon the next day' I'M an.,
r p",, .Sir ira,n VIII leave Amarillo at p. n
nay This will give the Choctaw tr'nt
line 100 miles long. tFune
X. p, Cahili Of Nevada, Mo-. was todav
appointed superintendent Of the tihocss Sc
Vice j. H. Harris reslsned. NAVs'aNt
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TavIor Revival a Success.

Taylor. Texas. June 2j-rhe union re.
vlval meetings which are being conducted
by Rev. X. T. Hanks Of Caldwell IeNls'
in the Baptist church are drawing ire
menduus crowds. both at the morning serN'
ice and night service. All places OF puSl-
ness have been closing from ii To y ~
noon TO give their employees an opporiulilE
OF attending church. The meeting VIII u9
concluded on next Sunday.
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|~'1oN SEED cRUsHERs MEETING,
Y w Mutual Insurance Company
N, Was Agreed On.

|hA.' le5as, June 25,-The Cotton Seed
|,s,,,s u Texas met here today and con
aap,,. "e question Of the proposed or
l,Ds 49, Oh mutual fire insurance com
ills insure all cotton seed oil min prop.
n, y aeiegaies will represent Texas al
4 iff ena' convention TO he held Mt Mem.
fgi.. rnnn;; on July j: #. II, Bailey IT
ttNi,l \, ~ Allison Of Ennis: q. NJ.
In III. tlsrksvillr; r. NJ. Madden ~
Aisstss'rneif Goodwin of Houston; NJ. ~.
siss ~, al Fort Worth ]. A. Mckinney
" nslSne. and Robert Gibson Of Dali
>asneaa Memphis meeting a.mninal Are
nus throughout the cotton growing
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Ma.er MorAs for GurYdan.

Gueydau, la June - The organlSatlcr
~ the Gucydau Water Works and Power
company, nmitod, was consummated last
night at the Fisher isancs hail with .
capital stock Of $1,000, \ board OF d.
rcrtotrs WAS clcrtcd, consisting Of W, l..
no,s n l.. Gueydnn, g.. Ncclis, &. II
Martin and j H. fortlcr with w. J..
unss as prcsidcUt II H. GueSdan, vice
president. and j Ncclls as secretary
aud treasurer.
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Local Option in Navarro County,

Corsicana. Texas, June ii petition
with 1927 names. was presented 70 the
county commissioners this morning asking
that a local option election he called by
them. The commissioners refused to take
any action In the matter, rs they wore Sit
ting as a board of equalization, aud now
II will hive to wait until falt
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Rion Needs Rain Badly.

Crowley, La, June %. The late rains are
forgotten by the rice farmers and rice il
suffering badly for water. In some In
stances the canals hive notified planters
alGnE their most remote portions that it " 1.
10 Impossible ia guarantee them any water
Much lice Is getting GRASSY. "a far IL i
absolutely impossible 10 estimate the daEl-
6ge done by tho dig weather.
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Baseball Team aeolaanILad.

Beaumont. Texas. june %, The Beau
mont ball team was today rc9lgah'zcd aud
Will now go ahead and with dyc Of the
best members Of the old team they are
going to add to the lumber until "a fast
aggregation is secured. Among those re-
naming are Denny Lyons, who vii cap
tain aud have charge OF the team btt',
man, the fast shortatUp; Huuchlc the thlth
basemun. BrigauCci the pitcher asa ~
bridge, outhedrr Nelson, VINO lolWerly
caught for Lake Charles, has been aligned
aud will do the back stop Wolk for me
Benumontprs while Charlie Weber VIII
play on the Beaumont team WleurNer he
can get away from h- business. lac i'hiu
under the new management mas hsfNNF
signed two other payers, VINO VIII arrive
In time TO play ia the series win Lake
Charles. which start fHdny aud covers
Saturday AMI Sunday. Ihere are sir'nS 10
cal men backing titr team, N-hn dt.lFt y"
have their names withheld from tle Nuplc
and for That reason have given Denny
Lyons fuli sway. ~
Tile three Lake Charles games here mis-
week will determine to large cNicht
whether The team g. 40 hr taken mp ahd
pushed through Ia winning form or NOT nnl
The fans promise to lc at ihe cute win
the goods,
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Rou SeriousIn InIured.

Waxahachle, Texas. June 2i.-News was
received here this afternoon that the III
ycar-old son of T. T. Davis, living near
Sardls. was seriously If not fatally lnlu'tl
~ a corn harvester lie was riding on
the machine and by some means ne was
thrown in front of the sickle. one OF lno
guards pierced his head 10 the BRAIN ana
his bodily was badly mungled. II Is l'a'el
he can not recover
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Rruan MiIltarY oompany Olusnlzed

Bryan, Texas, June %. Inc military eo,u,
many OF this city hello meeting ssl hle Se
ana selected the company name .,,ss
Brysn Light Guards Ihey eeeteu ' nss
nasr entered IN the Texas Volunteer GusIn
ns COMPANY q. second Texas feklno. a.
They expect their guns and uniiof"' -
about ten days.
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Work Resumed on Pelican WeIl.

Lake Charles, La, June % Operations
at the Pelican we'll on the pine rdSe south
of sulphur we're resumed Yesterday after
q weeks idleness. The well Is now OVER
1850 feet deep and the company will 80 10
GOO at least. The head driller saws the
The GLADYS oil and sulphur well south
wcst II tho tulphur min" is over 500 feet
deep and work is being pushes, two shifts
of men being employed.
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STATE eAR ASSOCIATION
Dallas Prepared to Entertain DELEGATES "a
Annual Meetino.

Dallas, Texas. June 24.-rhe Dallas Mar
association, aided by the city officials and
people generally. will give all the lavyey.
who come to attend the annual meeting Of
ne IT,, state Bar association which meets in
pnllas on July :, royal welcome. If is
ing VIII be the largest the assoclntibn hes
ever held and Just MS Interesting as eny az
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Beaumont, TeNns, June - lh' hoyHl
Arch MnBons had srui public lnst'dla-
tion tonight and the Lodge room was hlled
with the musonlc Fraternity and tner
wives and other lady relatives. thr install
lation Of the blue lodge officers took pace
last night aud was followed bS sp'rHH,
but Il was private while tonight the lt'Ehl
Arch Aiusons had the aales opl y" ~ w
work well DOPE, neat sifcdd i0loMsu
the ceremonies The officers lhsi0i.eu u it
Leon Sonhpld bigh priest y " N9rNrl w.,
king; j. $. Gordon. SCRIBE W. :. ~ tlu'ou
treasurer; ;. Lederer, sccicihiF he NJ
pointive officers Viii be Installed ahn R
as follows: Grand ma~tcT hrst V'lh " p,
Mothncr: second veil D. =. iwpm, .H,'r
we'll. H. l. Black. royal affu rhp
Heorge W KIDD caplHin ni ll' hDs''
A. Dowlen. principal 81 ,ufnr''
Lowe; guard, Captain ". y l:osefs np
tnin rogers /, sIso the tier ~ iir "ln
lodge ard IS one of the Nos, l"''"i"' va
metals the lodge has rvei haus n i.t
The blue lodge officers lhs.n,,ls,n, ,p,,s
night we're. Hal q Lane NNrn.lpiNit 4,
ier: Wychc Greer. scuior warden ~ -.
NorvelI treasurer Tom q hhg' !, y
thrnault O'Brlep, senior deacon, ~ I,,,,,,g
sutton. iunior de.fc0u -. Y, Ahaplh, 49,
steward; w. W Kyle. junior rtFNaf'
Given Penitentiay Sentences
Beaumont, Texas ayps ss'~-hsa Ms'
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At Corpus Christi.

Corpus Christi Texas, June Is The
Southern Pacific immigration agents will
arrive here tonight at O'clock and viii
he givm q reception by citizens Of the
court house. fine agricultural tNhilut
will also he shown them ana several al
dresses will be made by visitors.
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parker Bound Over.

John Parker, coIored, Was arra'sned YES.
terday before Jusiiee Matthews on the
charge az attemp el erin,lnsl assault sad
WAS held In $500 bond. Miss Ruby Pore,
Who resides ne 1904 Polk avenue. mikes the
coniplrinf She alleges that the negro fe.
ma s,ia, narulpg Parker tiDims that II Is
rase OF inlstakan identlif,fs4 N.s3, ~
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Poculiat Gasset Al Corsioana.

Corsicana. Texas. June "a. Ralph Bea
con struck a heavy Cow Of gas almost ice
cold 1t is claimed to he one Of the hnest
gas wells in the held.
The well is located lust south OF the city
There arc rumors ON Li>c street that wells
are to he drilled In both tho light aud
heavy oil districts here hy the operators
that went to Beaumont during the excite
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corsicana District Conferences.

Mexla. Texas, June 25.-.ihe diStriet COW
ference Of the Methodist Episcopal rhur'h
for the Corsicana district mot mere ih's
morning with Presiding Elder =. na,,ss
presiding. The conference VIII iast up''
Friday.
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cHocTAws TRUNK LINE

omssillo TO Memphis, Nearly Eight
Dr. , Hundred Miles Long.
h, aocs Ark. June 25.-General Man
d =, y CLARK Of the choctaw. oklaho-
slf railroad announced tonight
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Wharton Cotton Shipments.

Wharton, Texas, June 2i.-The total cot
ton shipments for the year l90l2 are;
Round bales, $50; square, III
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Beaumont Texas June 2J-rhe Eagles
are selling big lot Of tickets TO the play
they will have IT tho Kyle tomorrow nj ut
Tho cRst Tor the production. Alabama. ="
Is holding dress rehearsal tonight.
AR q. +. Croker has written Chicf I'D
Eastman that the fire alarm system VIII
hr mmcdintcly shipped and nut w place
as quickly after arrival ~ possible.
A. the regular meeting Of Beaumont
lodge No. rs, independent order ~ odd
Fellows, last night the following officers
Worc elected Tor the ensuing tcrm! w g..
Wyatt, noble grind; pr. W. 4, Brooks,
vice grand; H. o. Morrison, secretary; T..
A. Dickinson, treasurer,
Nh. A. h. Williams, who IS To he the
cashier Of The Gulf National bank. h rs
lust returned from an extended trip 80 st.
Lnuls and the North, lie states that the
new hnnk viii be in operation by August
/. he links,
An enjoyable musicale was given at the
Harmony han tonight and there was a
,gfRu attendance.
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fenced this morning by Judge Martin TO
fve.year term IN the peuitentary. Gal Ter
had been given new trial after haviAg
been convicted once before. rhcy were
charged with having hurglnrized store Mt
Tuyior's blyou.
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Mnlknv ON on Mon.

Beaumont, roNus, Iuuo 49, Airs Abc
Mulkcy arrived iu ,no uty This momiue
and was received I'm % most oordiW muuer
The big tabernacle is agHu crowded to-
night and Rev Ahc Nu'hcy is preaching.
He had largo number oi conversions tma
morning and IL rs expected tbul m,rF ulrr
will come into tho church tonight Ml.
Mulkey in referring fu tbC "i Wrn ,'l'd
moi 90 tu Church when hr WIS h"rv
several years ago they wore cn thr fl"ni
row. hut now tlcy hu'r STRUCK ~ aad he
can not IND them any more u" tN"'l
Of the remark WAS Go lrlH@ "ui H lH'F'
number Of the mchy oll people wll TO-
night there are many ot ihom t7tlrir
through the large congregations rae m'tl
big meetings II the present ihtcntons arc
cuTrIud out
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Given Penitentary Sentences,
Beaumont, Texas, dybe sn',-epp
worth ana Henry Caller were each sen
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Homr Bros. & Forney have brought i
= regulation spouter with good now.
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The grading on the Beaumont. Port Ar.
thur and Port Neches electric line has all
he.n huished and the Management 10 now
nsepsring TO 80 ahead with tracklsyins.
Morris tribune., 1902-01-11
NEWS OF NOTED PERSONS.

Mr.. Bryan addressed a pro-BoeT
meeting at Cleveland Sunday. "
After a continuous service of nearly
half a century in the New York law
firm of Evarts, Choate & Beaman,
Joseph H. Choate has withdrawn and,
temporarily at. least, will discontinue
the practice of law. &c.,. ......s
Secretary Long has addressed to
Senator Knute Nelson of Minnesota a
long letter defending the navy depart
ment against what is declared to be
unfriendly criticism in connection
with the distribution of prize money
and bounty.
A rumOr was current in London Fri
day that an attempt had been made to
assassinate\ Lord. Miner, the British
high commissioner in South Africa.
The rumor, however, was wholly un-
confirmed and was entirely discr9dited
in responsible quarters.
The United States circuit court Of
appeals at San Francisco has fined
Judge Arthur IT. Moves Of, Alaska ST.
600 for Contempt Of court. United
States District Attorney Joseph K.
Wood and his assistant, G. 4. S. Frost,
were sentenced TO Imprisonment for
terms Of four months and one year re
sDectiVeIy.
Morris tribune., 1902-01-11
%PRILIPP PINE NEWS.

In .Batangas. province, the organized
|acampRtgnt against the insurgents IS
progressing fayoTably and speedy re-
suits, are eTDected. [%%
The steamer Kaga Maru, from Hong
Kong, reports that ewing to an out
break Of SMALLPOX in some. Of the Phil
iDpine islands the civil. commission has
prepared an act for the compulsory
vaccination of all persons in the isl
ands.. -:-..
General .Wheaton's report from the
Island Of Samar indicates that little
has Seen. accomplished there The at
titude Of the natives is even more IN
friendly than ever before. General
Chaffee will probably visit the island
in order to Investigate the state of
affairs prevailing there.
Lieutenant Charles D. Rhodes Of the
Sixth cavalry, accompanied by two or
derlies, when within six miles Of Ma
nila,aeame across 20 armed Insurgents
in cuarte1 or barracks The insur-
gents shouted "Americanos" and Lieu
tenant Rhodes feigned a retreat. But
in reality he took the cuarteI in the
flank and drove out the insurgents,
capturing two rifles, three Tev0lvers
and some ammunition. Rhodes then
burned the barracks down. and pro-
ceeded to Manila.
Morris tribune., 1902-01-11
SIco Reward 500.

The readers Of this paper will be pleased
to learn that there is at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able to cure
in all its stages, and that is Catarrh.
Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive
cure known to the medical fraternity.
Catarrh being constitutional disease,
requires a constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, thereby destroy
ing the foundation of the disease. and Civ
ing the patient strength by building up
the constitution and assisting nature in
doing its work. The proprietors have 50
much faith in its curative powers, that
they offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that it fails tocufe Send for list of
testimonials.
Address. f. J. CHENNEY &CO.,To Toledo,
@. ~ Sold by Druggists, IS.
4 Halls Family Pills are the best. AZ
Morris tribune., 1902-01-11
POLITICAL NEWS.

i Seth Low became mayor of New
York city on New Years day. There
was almost complete turnover of city
and county Offices by the Democrats
to the fusionists.
In the legislative contest in Ohio the
Hanna faction secured control of the
house and the Foraker faction won in
the senate. The result is considered a
victory for the Hanna partisans.
Hon. E. w. Rector of<Hot Springs
has announced his candidacy for the
Democratic nomination for governor in
opposition to Governor Jeff Davis, who
is seeking a second term. This is the
first time in 40 years that a Democrat
ic governor of Arkansas has been op-
posed for denomination for a second
term, .. '
Morris tribune., 1902-01-11
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Foreign exchange experts are. calclI-
Jating upon a big Rxportation of gold
! from this country TO Europe within the
next three months. ........
The Eyerett-1Ioore syndicate of
Cleveland, controlling various large
properties in Michigan and Ohio, has
turned control Of its affairs over to a
3cOmlmittee Of Cleveland bankers. Mon
ey stringency5is the cause.
The annual London clearing house
statement shows that the cIearanceS
in 1901 reached the unprecedented to-
tai of 89,561 100000, an increase Of
e 600, 100000 over 1900, and 5e4lO, ,900-
600 over 1899, hitherto the record year
Reports to r. G. Dun & Co. show
that failures for the year 1901 were H.
002 in number and, $113,092, ,376 in
amount of liabilities, while Of banking
and other iduciary institutions there
were IA ins0lyencies involving $18,O18,-
774 total IF l1,078 defaults and $131-
I1150 liabilities
Morris tribune., 1902-01-11
NE t)l II Il " Ei-...
FOREIGN NEWS.

The trend of affairs in emma IS suen
that foreigners are very pessimistle.
King Carlos opened the Portuguese
cortes and read his speech personally.
Advices from London say the Wes-
leyan Methodists have practically com
1 pleted-thefr Twentieth century fund of
/ 100000 guineas, which was started
/ three years ago. n.
The treaty of friendship between
Spain and the United States, having
i been examined by the Spanfsh sh0 cabinet.
! now will be submitted to the supreme
council Of state.
The London Times says. the policy
j of xii Hing home rule with kindness is
completely discredited and Mr., Wynd-
| ham has failed to realize the hopes
formed Of him when he was appointed
/ chief secretary.
President Diaz Of Mexico received
| thousands of callers Wednesday in
Guiding the diplomatic corps, the Pan
American delegates, who take rank s.
diplomats: members of congress, army
and navy officers, etc.
/ The protocol signed between Argen-
tine and Chile was conveyed to Buenos
Ayres personally by Senor Portela, the
Argentine minister to Chile, and it will
be accepted by Argentine. The calling
out OF. the Chilean reserves has been
postponed.
King Edward wills be compelled to
ask parliament for a grant toward the
Queen Victoria memorial. The hope
that enough money for this purpose
would be raised by public subscription
has not been realized. Only 9185,400
has been thus subscribed and this sum
willsnot nearly suffice.
The Sofia correspondent of the Lon
don Daily Telegraph has cabled an IN
confirmed rumor to the effect that
Miss Stone and Nine. Tsilka were lib
Grated in Turkey on Jan. l and that
the Americans .WhQ# conducted the ne
gOtiations resulting in this reported re
lease agreed, in the presence of the
captives, to maintain absolute silence
concerning the, captors. If this prom
Use is <broken;s concludes the CORE
spondent, vengeance will be wreaked
upon the American mission.
General Tribe Uribe, the revolutions
ary leader. with 1000 men, has in
'vaded Colombia from Venezuela. Thu
invasion was made in the Colombian
province of Santander. Uribe-Uribe is
confronted. by General Gonzales Val-,i
.encfa, according to. the fadvices. In the
rear Of the government yforce is said
to be a Liberal army, which recently
took possession Of the town of Bucura-4I
manga. Four battalions of government !
troops in that town, it is said, joined !
the Liberal forces in a body. d
Morris tribune., 1902-01-11
NEsvsFRoM WASHINGTON,

Miss Alice Roosevelt made her de.
but at the White House Friday night.
Governor Shaw has arranged to as
sumo his duties as secretary of the
treas asurysJan. rs. .l.......
Liberia has asked the navy depart
ment for a gunboat under the Liberian
relief act of April II, 1856.
The Panama Canal company has Of
fered to sell its properties and conces-
sions to the United States for sac, 0,00O,-
900. 81,
Captain Converse, president OF the
naval board in charge OF the test OF
the new floating dry dock at New
Orleans, says that the big collier Sterl-
ing was successfully docked in q
strong wind and current.
Morris tribune., 1902-01-11
The ChIldren's Freind.

Yor'l havea cold this winter May
be you have one now. Your children
will suffer too For coughs, Group,
bronchitis, grip and other winter
complaints One INMATE Cough Cure
never fails. Acts promptly. 1t is
very pleasant to the taste and per-
fectly harmless. G. B. George, Win
chester, Ky.,writes s'Our little girl
was attack with Group late one night
and was SO hoarse sne could hardly
speak. We gave her few doses of
One Minute Cough Cure, It relieved
her Immediately and she went to
sleep. When she awoke next morning
she had no signs Of hoarseness of
Group. ea =.