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A MYSTERIOUS NOISE HEARD.
The Shock Accompanying 1t Was Felt at Wide
~ Separated Points.

Barp 9A
at noon resembling thunder Opinions
TO whether earthquake OF not.
Ausir Texas October
heard the city the direction
Telephone
an SHOCK felt there and that apparently further All
trace the explosion
n count
romB tho
distance telephone
People all Q the couny heard It,
0.-Asl
1880
BY an earthqu
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DAMAGE TO RICE.

Several Matauorda County Farmers Hard
Hit by Overflow.
Bay City, Texas, Catcher S.rhe recent
overflow OF the Colorado river has subsidized
and the damage 10 the rice OF few farm
crs Is eonsiderable,
The principal losers are L, G. Lindsey. 70
acres; r. W. Fuiwood. 50 acres; John An
saline. 100 acres; J A. Erwin, SO acres; J.
~ Sims, 30 acres; ] W Hugely, 25 acres.
This rice would have tlrued out from SIX
teen 10 twenty sacks 70 the acre and Is
duitc q heavy loss 10 the owners.
Tho lcvees III the Nile valley aud Colorado
canals backed fhe water higher upon the
town than q was ever known 70 come be-
fore
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A channn n Practice.

Austin, rcxss. October nrhe state
printing board has refused TO approve tine
bills Of several weesly newspapers for
printing the poll tax amendment 10 the con
stitntion. which is 70 be voted on next
month. 'rhelr reasons for not approving
the bills Is because there IS no approprin-
tion FOR that purpose
Heretofore In such cases the board has
always approved the bills. and tho holders
thereof would have them discounted by
certain parties or hunks; then when the ap-
propriation was made covering them the
parties holding the approved bills would
get the warrant
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The AhseIute Leaae M.

Austin, rexas. October o, a question
which Is Interesting 70 the people Of West
Texas at this time Is the AhrogRtion OF
whet Is known MS thr absolute lease line
Tho public free school land west or the
limo can not be sold for settlement during
the period OF thr lease and from this fact
tho lmc or territory derived SITS pamc. This
section. or "the forbidden territory" as
the prospective settler terms it. embraces
the counties ~ El Paso Jen Davis IRE
sldto. Brewster Reeves, Pccos, Wink,cr,
Ward. Noakum. Terry, Gaines, Andrews,
Eetor Midland, Uptou. Crane, Crockett,
sutton, Val Verde, Edwards, Kinney, Max
crick, zavalla, Dimmit, Ia Sullr. McMullen
Webb. Duval. Nncces. klmhlp, A0pata,
starr HidAgo aud Cameron
From reports which have been received
from that section of the state during the
past Cow months there " no doubt that
absolute lease line Several Of the eountie,
have gone 80 FAR as Tn Incorporate demands
10 this effect IN resolutions presented aud
adopted by democratic conventions during
rhc question now arises. would It he
wise nnd for the best interests or the
aud wipe out the line protecting the FOR
hidden tcrrtcryF
Al present the school fund derives la &
amount 81 money annually for the lease ~
vast bodies ~ land In this territory. 1nd
II the hnrs were let down ANA the actual
settler permitted 80 take possession. the
revenue 10 the school fund from this ter
rltnry would I've greatly Impaired
The friends W the school fund base their
contention on tho proposition that that por
ton Of the State presents good land In
spots only white there are hundreds and
thousands ~ acres that are useless for agrl-
cultural purposes This choice land, or these
''frrtue spots would be- taken M at
once by the actnai settler while the great
hull ~ fhc tprritory W0uld he allowed to
lilo uncultiynted and nproduetlve. Hence
there would he no revenue 20 the school
fund from It. and little return to the state
IN general taxation.
As IL Is today tho etockman with large
herd of cattle will lease many thousand
acres IN order To- ind few good GRAZING
The full bencht TO hc derived from this
land
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News Notes.

Austin, Texas October s,The Globe In.
demnity Company o. America. with head
quarters IN Houston. was today granted au-
tbority TO do business in the state by the
insurance department Also The Modern
order Of the Maccabees Of Port Hnron,
Mich.
The comptroller today registered an Issue
Of $1,000 COiiuEsworth county refunding
bonds, and they we're later purchased ny
the board Of education for the permanent
school fund The board also purchased s5BU
worth Of the city % Weatherford bonds,
With the condition that said bonds be made
parable az the State treasury.
state Revenue Agent Cunningham has re-
turned from business trip 20 North TEXAS.
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out stayes up the river prior 20 the present
rise In the river lost three hsrgclcads OF
their stock. The slaves cost them cents
each 90 make in the woods, and they lost
them up as they float down the river
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Maycs and children
returned from Galveston yesterday. They
left their daughter louise, 90 attend school
at q convent.
The rains have interfered with the rice
canal Eraders. but the ground Is fast drying
out and work will he pushed with renewed
vlgor. The old rice canal people viii put
IN plant that viii water about 5000 scrcs
tho next season aud have farmers In plenty
and water IN abundance,
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FItst Ceurt q ciMI AppoaIa.

Galveston Tcxss octob,r 3 .The ,curt
81 'lNll Appeals entered tue Following or
dcrs today
NfotInns fnr rehcnrt,e rognaed. toho ISeoe.
n, 1,,, -.
s'f ~ loNes ny" Iaclpe hauWaN company
from Gregg Fat owen vs.. John j. Foley,
from Harris. 4 n Rrovn hardware Com
49,, ,,,,a,., st,.. ,,s,.. $3.50 ~,
p"uP W. iuulanA Stove Npteh' from "ai'
voeion S, L. sam vs.. Houston oak Lawn
and Magnolia Park Railway COMPANY. from
1890. 90. ,,s.,,, e.,,.
n a ~, w, 81 10y, i'v.'
sarssc od,rs,, sraS, uar,,.
Hiis'syH' It'd ,, se
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ATHE STATE COMMITTEE.
Ou0-v-& as Not Present but a Secret
Session Was held.
,v0rHtR MEETING SET FOR SATURDAY
.,...,c.s 10 the State Chairman Assure
Him that There Win Then Be a
Quorum.

,,.,,n. texas, October s.-There was not
.,srnm present today when the State
ssq,asr,tic executive committee was called
osn asSsr only twelve members of the CON
y 49,, are here. but they decided TO meet
M s,sy and Immediately went in execu-
~ session FOR the purpose of discussing
w Lain affairs which are now before the
party. -,.. .ho o,.,o.
,.o,sea 10 meet here Saturday morning. as
uss, ..srrp, Is assured by that time several
gntAss having wired Chairman Wells
s .sss tSey would be on hand then.
tasl .aSav's session there was n quorum
~ ryrtine proxies but the question was
ysssed and the meeting Tor Saturday
IA decided on. 49,.
Il Is the Intention to take up the county
W. as the Rountree taubion senatorial
eddie In this district
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Presbyt,rIan sehoel fcr eirls.

Milford. Texas, October 8 The formal
opening Of the Presby,cran College for
Girls occurred yesterday at p, m. at the
college building. Quite q large crow,l en-
joyed the interesting program All Of tho
tiistfes were assembled here and cevoral
Of them made splendid talks.
This prospects are very fiattertng Tor
good school, there being thirtyrour Deardera
and hfteen day pupils nIleedy IN school
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Eleayy Judnment Reeeyered.

Galveston. Texas, October s Bnlingcr
Mills secured a Judgment against the Gal
weston CITY cotton mills this morning In
tho Fifty-sixth district court for St4s-
$3.50. with interest amounting 70 S2S.
Cos 40. Tho suit ives upon the notes held
by Mr. Mills against the defendant This
Is one OF the heaviest JUDGMENTS rendered
in the district court here for some time
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sHERlEFs, DEPARTMENT.

BreDham. Texas. October 8-Stolen Ia
Breuham, on the night " October z, 1902,
one gold watch. Hampden movement No,
4.GsSs. case No. 45l20sD, John Johnson
on inside case suitable reward will be
paid ~ Mr. Frank Hnnbelt for watch. or
information lending 70 is recovery, and I
VIII nav $40 for conviction o. thief. ID. r.
league, sheriff
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Lanham spoke al Census.

Corpus Christi Texas, October D-Hon.
$. W. r Danham spoke at the court house
here last night to a large audience. His
speech was we'll directed AMI very
foreihlc one and along tho same lines as
he has heen speaking lately. His argu
ments In favor Of the pol tax amendment
were strong and VIII be productive of
much good. In his speech he said he was
sure Texas would have sixteen democratic
erSons to seekln the next houseno four
uestions ,uIP.f+ His defense Of the demo
'ublic The mig patriotic alh conscientious
rust question cox to their nominees was n
While the recen' some Of those democrats"
curt Notwithstanding Scott for congress
4 the Ohio cities d Colonel Lanham left this
Ion Of the gener,ero where he speaks to.
md adopt new NJ
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The Colorado County Lynchino.

Austin, Texas. October . snorin Burford
Of Colorado county was here today aud had
conference with the governor regarding
the recent lynqhlng at Columbus. He re-
lated the circumstances of trying 10 hoard
train at Eagle Lake and being prevented
from doing so by four men. The governor
told him TINT the law WAS plain on the
subject, and the sheriff knew what his duty
WINS In tho pfnmlaea.
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Q . 8 aoee aseae aaIeaea &c 300 8

district remains the same as It did before
the redlstricting bill became a Jaw. For
merly i was known ms the Ninth but now
II is the Tenth district and Is composed
Of the following counties; Travis vii lam
son, Lee, IIays, Caldwell, Burcson. Has
frop and Washington. There was tina
when the district had hig fusion vote,
Of republicans, populists and independents
hut democratic doctrine has finally pushed
the clouds away and everything is now
serene and strictly democratic.
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WOMAN DEPUTY SHERIFF.
,,i..issiopi Claims to Have the on'y
One.

Jackson. Miss, october e.-Nississlppl
.,o,n,s Tho bopor Of having the only woman woman
DEPUTY sheriff in the United states N tSs
1 Ia ,tcwilliams OF Holly Springs Is me me
chief deputy Of her fatheT COUNTY %nH and She
onlee or s assisfs in the discharge Oh Inv
eetlyely tSs Office. both in civil and erin
G out Susine ss fcw days ago Miss noted
Nj Wiisms captured Arthur Cannon q, least least
dtamsonI,o ap his trail and through her wo1A
NJ Mis- wa MScWiams IS 'STcsfs d-i aaa ana snf
setic young woman eoSl Sno Wen wsen not Il
QUICK te - criminals OF engaged WITH w w
s SEAT work OF the office. she spenu sn H az
e Ss,snre hours teaching music enc an y eTpcr
complisned itb the pistol and rife. an
MARI ma. tk Tnen can beat her shooting
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c.h..ston 10 PLAY Here Sunday.

The strongest team that Galveston has
h,d mis- season will be up next sunday to
nlay the cawthons. George Page rev
Nelson I,utich. Erwin. Pouhg and Joaie
Foster viii ali play. with the eaiye ,aag,
team This agGresati2n1 h wiri iii tbey can
t do 70 '' heat The complete lineup VIII De
published later.
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MN pIan Pioked Teanl.

Owing to the condition Of the weather
the game OF ball which was to have peen
played at League park last Saturday dia
not take place at the request Of the Hous-
VI Tbc Kirhv Lumber company team VIII
MAY a match game OF baseball SATURDAY Ivy
paf ffts with team composed OF tne
hest baseball talent that can be COTTON Vu'
az III cThird ward
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Galveston. Texas, October a.Mr. E. o..
Flood, proprietor Of the steamship Ninntco,
which plies between Galveston and Browns
VILE said this morning that when the Man.
too returned from Brownsville this trip she
would bring fun cargo % rice, He states
that the experiment " raising rico IN the
country around Brownsville has been very
satisfactory aud fully up 10 expectations.
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Sea Wall Riqht OF Way.

Galveston, Texas, October Boddeker 4
Co., right Of way agents for tho sen wall
report they have secured signed deeds for
over ono.third of the entire route, SO far
only one property owner has held ont
against the appraisement made by the com
1nissioncrs court.
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Irrinatlon companY chartered.

Austin. Texas, October p.--rhe charter Of
the San saba valley Irrigation company 81
San Saba was filed today. Capital stock
$4,000 Purpose. 70 dam the San SABA river,
seventeen miles above the town or san
Saba for irrigation purposes 1ncorporators
John Kelly, T. a Williams J. II, GINNING
ham n. ii. Murray, n. d, Lidstone ana ".
n, DOran
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wALLlsvILLE NOTES.

Rise in the Trinity Caused > Heavy Loss
Of Slaves.
waIlisville Texas, October THE Metli-
odists are conducting revival here this
week and are meeting with fair success
Presiding Elder johnson held quarterly
service last Sunday and Revs. Hoger and
Brown are conducting the meeting for the
week
The Trinity river IL on big rise az this
point 50 far II Is confined within its
banks aud no material damage win result
tkereby. Some parties who were getting
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GaMeston Rioo MII h Oneratlon.

Galveston. Texas October S.The Sea
board rice mill began operating this morn
ing The machinery was tested yesterday
and everything wac IN readiness to begin
work promptly supply ~ rough rice
was received several days ago, The mill
occupies the building formerly used by the
cotton mills and Is well equipped with
modern machinery.
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Third cou,t - civil Aooeal,

Austin. Texas October o The following
proceedings were had today in the court NJ
civil appeals, Third district;
Causes advanced ana sci for hearing and
submission for wednesday. October %.
1902; Thomas O'Connor Us. state NJ Texas;
State OF Texas vs.. James r. Hart both
from Travis, and j. W. higgins ye. w. II.
Thompson ct al from McLennnu.
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To Entertain Mrs. sohlev.

Galveston. Texas, October o.--thc ladies
Of Galveston win meet tomorrow afternoon
at the fremont hotel and discuss the eu'
tertaininent OF Mrs Schlcy ON the occasion
OF her visit here this mouth Tho ladies'
win act Independently IN this matter and
arrange such entertainment as they think
Annrnnrlntp.
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rRoueLg N cHooTAw NATION.
-. polio. and MarshaIs Guarding IN
lnolan Capitol.

CaPitod
PARIS Texas, october 9.Ine en nSor,".
,no1 has been in session at ruskanon i,l
f r. siase Monday 20 decide upon poran ,ns
:, -. 49, ~ chief. Mccurtain men compose a
eis .,oicr,ty or the senate. while the Hunter
s.ction control the house N,
ia The poll books are in possession 2, ,e 'no
~ ndge and he refuses e turn '9 NV
supreme eher the senate or the e, nGS Ss capito
Hunter cont I, ~ Guarded by indian iag9l
building ana asnuty marshais, and no one y y
Horse ab IN Without passes Matters are =
muddie.
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Little hocA' atA' fence, and 1t Is safe TO
TO the Gazette from his county by an ir-
Three men we're
anu W. 80 enc yunty Primaries.
lus $50 mo daactoher a.-The primary
N. 'uue AprNc Ute Mans union was
a, ~ ,sNrrr enough returns are In
4oM 80, Matthews was elected
WALTER FAhNte Austin, county clerk;
The wounded; Z. p. Keller, treasurer
Guy B. Tucker, COZ. n. =, b,sgs' Gun Jun
times and will die
DR.. Hilton. wounds
Him Parnen, not seat NOTES.
me shooting is
senteu,ber is, mere, bylctober 9.-Todny' $
/ Nf1Iiens which followCoted up 36s. max
I Sentenber II a Mr.. Pu' registration COIN
I arrived in the city 10
/ Stevenson, who WAS EMO Governor Say
rbn+orrnpn gallery. Ihamaflon ordering
/ mo he called At the sM 10 choose a
/ vonnz lady and was alta z. g. Morris,
! ana forced 70 bee Tor his
hind his horse ana puggs eastman a Z
as,rg iaay. Pickett retuled a call for
ssfsrsbai tucker and securely be held In
1rss mat night married undepose Of the
lion of officers, taxing tne ny vigorous
TeIarkana They heard thatection.
+ended to Intercept them az K. l..
Non several miles away ana ask'minee 10.
rnrker and Constable bearing district.
anr them, which they did. ,uty here
J pt pei which is known as Mr opera
sTss reached. Mullens was on Incidence,
Wa Wa Was arrested as be started fek and
81 rain and brought back 70 Y psoDe
~. -lsore he was released ON %
ssteruoon. At o y. m.
? sst.,s.able bearing on the
st,erted him for the arrest.
v a. bearing shot Muilens Wllh :, aroe
t ns Istfer died the following my ~a'sN
: M The Parneil hoys we're irlsha
e nc o,d Thonlas Newton was a.-Iarge
Ie hearing. Some time ako' Japan
,r Nev-ton accused the fafhsii ~ .,,a.,,
.Srg are 10 bis house ana leAas'
li sn,srard Newton was staolght here
lc hIl ',i mi nv whom was not De, line mn
:, bAeh, Inc Killing of Mullens lei con.
le .ve been going heavily ban The
ii ns.ernoon Jim Parnel anu 1t.. where
m 49, words but no one was aeine and
A. SOM mat both factions pleaded on
N seems elnS and II came when uand Kohl.
Woooi z.3O that bearing, lden Bros.
ston we're walking alons this year
~. Tnion Grocery company
~ aast aide Of the sqhaIe,
"a ne ~ three Parnell brother
er met tneaId "a have hred az - "a.
set ~ Ar instant the fosi.asuo 49, o'-s"
~ seTenty.bvs $40"
- -.lds~
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Hons TNTWIINE " ~ :
atantly in the vote.
However, senator
son Out of Race.

InC Nig0rUUH tTVtVUI Ut IVsIi
dents position on Texas October s.
and is heard with tr, ~ ,.or- ,,.,5otv cir.
How far the demo-" 'u'
feet hna result the sire 70 say 70 the pros
onstrate 1t IS gcner, OF the house OF repre-
republicans VIII eiey tate Of Texas that /
Despite the repupncu didate fer chief clerk
State for congiessl3a actuated In this mat
fears that two OF tine -ence 10 my fathcr's
10 the republican atoys opposed NV tax
Twelfth containing legislative or state
Dayton district, the many warm adhcr-
licans are using every ome regret a the ep
democratic matoruesy your friendship Is
Thirteenth and Seventh under the circum.
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saIes al 0aINeston.

Galveston, Texas. October e.-The sales
at the Galveston oil exchange today we're
as follows:
Beatty, 200 shares AZ 1c.
Continental National, 200 shares at lOc
Geyser OF Galveston, 100 shores ct ice
Geyser OF Galveston, 10 shares at 12c.
Manhattan. 100 shares at lsc.
National on ave Pipe Line, 500 shares
at lac.
Seaboard 100 shares at Ac
Victor. 10 shares az lac.
Zenith, 10 shares az Sc.
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RHEU MATISl
Tortures, CrippIes and Deforms

Rheumatism does not treat all alike
Some suffer torture from the very begi;
ming, the attack heiug so sudden, siia.
and disastrous that they are made he'll
less cripples in a few days, while other
feel only occasional witches OF pain ia
the knees, ankles, elbows aud wrists, or
the muscles OF the legs. arms, back or
neck but this treachcTous disease is only
travelling by slower stages. The acid
poisons are all the while accumuiating in
the blood, arid muscles and joints are
filling with corro0iiig, acrid matter, and
when the disease tightens its grip and
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Three picked teams will bowl tonight AZ
turner hall and the twenty making ., int
t,hs+ scores will be selected TO represent
me- n1rrS,'rrnyereiu In the championship contest
on Thanksgiving Day
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LEON COUNTY FAR.
Annual Event Was a Deeiced Success
All the Way Through.

MarQuez. Texas. October 9.-The ninth
annual Leon County fair Is over, and every.
body is delighted. Financially II was a
great success and already plans are being
laid for next years fair.
The races were excellent for a heavy
track. Good time was made IN the seven
elghths Of a mile race. Black Bess the
vear-old One-half mile race ToEi hosre was
he winner Many visitors were In AT.
tendance from Palestine and Hearne and in.
termediate points. and WIN be good adver-
tiseis FOR future fairs
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parmit 10 po nuslness.

Austin. Texas, October 9,Permit 70 do
business IN Texas was granted this after
noon 10 the Austin Fire Insurance com
pnny by the Insurance department; capital
stock SiO00,OOO; siOo.Oo1 has been paid in.
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nv keeping the liver active the system IL
cleansed Of Impurities and Is enabled 70
VIVID OF disease
oxrDINE Is the best Liver and Maiarial
Tonic acid. AK your druggist
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stri k c S with full
force, no constitu-
ton isstrong CROUCH
to withstand its fear
fulblows, auditsvic-
tins are crippled and
delormed, orliteraliy
worn out by constant
pam Rheumatismis
caused by Uric Acid
or some other irfi-
Eating poison III the
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Women

agn ID
we ,.s IS Seesl
oela,'Ertfe-|
se,ln nos ~
nlaSnssnrltnR5I
s sons1'' q
me Il "a
asssn,E,d
ssasiar sstS9
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The ladies are invited to our store
TO try our coffee, IT'S FREE
b. f. BLAIR & co.

ing dismissed; Guir, Colorado and Santa 70
Railway Company vs.. isehcila hin Ct nj
frum Harris.
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Made from an active praslp Dn ~ GD'1 liver
from s b cl,lg aSsi and s.ys ssd ' M;
equal 10 ~ priping. no sick stomAssaa' ..rta.
effects or nj ccnstiration. Pnee - ssH'''
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A TRAGEDY | ~: ~ J. Henderson
al Edna.

al EuNa.
WHOLESALE klLllkr s.-Hop. GeoSge f.
THE TOWN OF citizens OF Jackson
- the best democratic
been made here in
The lroup'e o'S,'s CESS handles ali ques-
OF Young Lacy, handpolnt Of states
Three Wr accomplishing much
grees for the good q
-and his two districts
~ Al, eech made n profound
Little hock' ais ience and II Is safe to
to the Gazette from his county by an ir-
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accu,ss N.g.s
the lni1s !
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blood, aud tliiS is the cause OF every va
riety and form of this dread disease. Ex-
ternal remedies do not reach the blood,
consequently do no lasting good.
S. s. S. goes directly into the circula-
ton and attacks the disease itself. The
ueid poisons that cause the inflammation,
soreness and swelling are neutralized and
the blood purified aud elesnsed of all irri-
tating matter. and nothing is left in the
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y Louis Fair Grounds Races.
Y Louis October o--Today was the fair
y. gala day. The beautiful weather,
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circulation TO pro-
duce other attacks.
S, $. s. being a vcge-
table remedy does
not impair the ciiges-
ton or general health