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News Notes

Beaumont Texas. juno
~ a. nave died suit agains, l. n po,, inns
tue Cartwright oil aud peve,nrna no'A ana
bra a asking that they be cor,noitl com
Iem,9 street in the sontb pp 60 open
fowls S,I ia the only street by whch ihis is
The paip tps south end can be reSeh tle r2e
authority. 10 crossed without legal
to tss y West Yes Point esdctshlp e,,m,n..,..,
The oil t 4sre on Wednesday, june
went over nS Iii1' Ta. IN the district court
matter spindle Top injunctis'n
thur f KIN 'ahrse crowd will 60 to Por, /.
Mayor Laugh I'M IhlatpN
questionable caatlctcrss d sven orders thar
, I,e b,pl9s 20 the OH fields we kspt ~
OF f"t tbsso has hem caused from ,SSn n
''ese people to and from SpinSlah 9Tshins
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Work an Rarhnrla Ann

Mont Belyicu Texas June :, Everything
IS moving along smoothly but slowly with
the lliSgius oil wei. which was about aiC
feet deep NJ noon tolay, Mr. Daley. tho
manager OF the dHu out0t, is onto" his
business la most Thorough manner and ts
sgp9l 10 every emergency. lie has n tine
ness dOwn 10 n dot
Nv MoGrC % licuumG0t one Of the own.
ers Of The drill outht, Is here today Ionklng
aftor the business
Mr., Higgins is hero vet and snys no ~
poets to remglu nutll he gets q ,gusher.
which he confidently looks fnv soon
Ny Henry bfoece, the "sampler,n sam.
pies and keeps "mum."
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News Notes.

Galveston, Texas, June 7-Iast WIZ
thief entered the residence OF chis' Y
nard of the FIRE department and relf Y
him of pair of trousers containing =
and a bunch Of valuable toys, 49,,
The schooner-smack Lizzie . as.,
OF the aGlveston Red Snapper compSi, :
fishing fleet, which returned, yassf
from a cruise to the banks ID tlf III
reports having picked up I ams sl'
ut sea about 100 miles from 1ai''s'-
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South Africa.


| Backwoods Magazine.
Here IS a virgin soil for art, IL the ort
arises IN our modern history there is no
true poetry OF yastness and soi,tudo
WAT there Is Is temperamental nnl in.
Prospective, not the simple interprntntInn
oil natural fact In the old world In
nrtu' thofe Is 10 room for III a tortured
Vo"u'0 lahd may produce the ATTITUDE,
~ ~ van not give the experience And
~ nCM lunuS have had no chance to real.
IL tutlr freshness; when their need for
um3r"tule arose, they hive taken IT sec.
,uu nanu' The Australian poet sings OF
tne uuSh IN the rocco accents of Fleet
Street, aud when he is natural he can tcIl
VI sithple human emotions, hut not OF tbn
n aS gone lie IS not civilized, hui de
owned, h#fins borrowed the raiment or
h n Tider brother But, II South African
o"I1uStlons he as men believe, here NE have
inherent prospect, The man who takes
ME country as mis- own will take II M an.
U'nIyr lcNei than the pioneer. The veldt
""mi vV 10 MN more than a hunting ground.
Nv 'hn seasons may he viewed from mn.
~ u'r than commercial standpoint. IL
In ar HtlSes, II VIII he an uuStere nrt--
MN none or the fatulties W the ME
',nVsYup' pare of false romance aud pre-.
t,uNltles nut essentially large, simple and
NY, VIII he the chronicle of the
erUutu' enc song Of the cycle OF nature the
gEluahie touch Of time Who can say thnt
itou THIS land some dew Of freshness may
~ uVS,rnu upon Il jadcd literature ana
NAV Norld DC the richer by new Words.
Wo.' n uiorc humane Thoreau, nr A mnn.
Hcr SonaECVurf
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Off for Ne,, vo,L

- new YORK June THE departures on the
steamer Alamo of the Mallory line, which
Salied at noon today for New York wore.
New & W. , sm!A M NaegsE Cis 4 Il Bowman
"a San Antonio; Mrs. DieffendSss "9W93iuman;
MMi Mus Mrs Partridge and SON Danyer .
s Mlss ana u ,I L Wheeler Dallas; W. W sH Wri
VIII" ana Laredo misG hoMsnIt s, + listen and
Cruces Miss E. Green, ''iTih onstonnn' Mrs,
r 5hniiI,Se, Mrs a. G, Buchanan and a thr a.
IHh1qESn croct r9lsOn Po5 Arthur nFSe
York; Mr.. Dyer, Houston 6bnanman; New
Few Few YORK; Strauss, San Antossimo. Wiser
i trJnk' san Antonio; q. n Snltzer Ga, ~ y
LoDlo. John q. Carson m 80, pun Ah-
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. aaaseeesmaaeees oaseoanoaasa

tho democracy Of the Seventeenth senatorial
district has been issued as follows:
by the authority vested IN me as chair.
man OF the seventeenth senatorial district
of the State of rcNps. | hereby call Il con.
Nention Of the delegates representing the
several counties IN said district to meet
at the court OF cvil appeals building IN the
Guy of Galveston ON saturday. June rs
1902, at l. O'clock M. for the purpose OF
nominating u candidate Tor state senator
for said Seventeenth district aud for the
disposition % such other business as may
como before the convention.
All district papers please copy.
II, NJ Knight
Chairman Sevcntccnth Senatorial District.
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BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT.
A Big Machine Plant Is TO Be Built
ID South End.
NEGRO DRIVER KILLED IN A RUNAWAY.
Merchants Have Been Notified that All
Signs Must Come Down Without
Any pelay--News Notes.

Branch office: The Posts beaumont Of.
Ace Is at room /. ogden building, corner
Pearl and Crockett, Southwestern tele-
phone ia, with l.. K. Neely as business
representative and +. W. Greer as corre-
spondent. Subscriptions and ndFertise-
win receive prompt attention. Subscribers
having any cause for complaint MS to de-
livery Of papers are requested to phone or
otherwise notify the office promptly
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NEGRO Driver Killed.

Beaumont, Texas June 7.--Tohe Word.
a well known and respectable colorel man,
was killed In horrible manner here this
afternoon at 3 o'clock. He was driving
past the Kyle opera house when the boxes
Of milk which were loaded In his wagon
began slipping towards him in his impro-
yised seat, which he had made to suit the
heavy load he was carrying. In attempting
to stop these boxes and to hold the horses
at the same time he fell to the ground un.
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Precinct Convention a. orano.

Orange, Texas June Pursuant to the
call OF Chairman $ W, shoars. Jr.. the
eemoffatir convention for preeluct No 1.
20 elect delegates 10 the county conyen.
ton. was held this morning at the coprl
furWus grHilemeu We're clrct
which VIZ meet ueXt saturday M the conrt
hnuse' p A, WorsteF W ] Wmaate'
w, Robinson w VI. Townsend. Il II. win.
gate, j 4 Adams, s. w SholArs M
], 9. Seastrunk ] s. Anderson ana r.
I Hart The delegates Vim 20 IL the
county convention unlnstruetei
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AN OPINION

IN the Garter Case from Polk County
ny the Court Of Appeals at Galveston.
Galveston, Texas June Tho case of
the Missouri, Kansas aud Texas Railway
company VS., w. 4. Carter Il Bro. of nj.
'rled In the district court of Polk county
md appealed to the civil court OF anpenIs
IN Galveston. has been reversed ANA re.
hiAndcd back to the district court Of thnt
county for new trial
- rus Is ease whcrc W. H. Carter A.
BRO. brought action for damages ursiust
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
company for the burning Of sawm!ll End
certain lumber on their line near the sta,
noh OF h9rnum' The cQSc was trst tried in
,ne district court of FOLK county and "A
INrulri OF SlSosO given the mill owners
FROM this verdict the railway company up,
pCalVd with the above results.
ne me Of railway on which tho prom
HitN was situated used 10 be called The
TRINITY ana Sabine RAILROAD, but Ii WINS nh.
SoFned ny the Missouri, Kansas ana Teas
ana the points of issue IN the case eas TO-
AhtulhE lhe agreement made by W T. CnI-
Ter \ Bro with the friuity ana Sabine Rel.
l9H1 company relieving said company VI
W. hahluty Tor Tres started flom tnv,r tli.
Slucs IN consideration Of which the COM
pany would build ccrfaiu ira, KS for Inc
convenience of the operators OF thu. mIl
lhe Missouri. Kansas uUd Texas hallway
comnnuy contCnlcd that all contracts and
Sgteemenis made by the 'lTiptN ANA Sabine
halfway company passed 10 them al thr
uhln OF the absorption and w, E. Carton n
bfo, by their attorneys dcnied this ID
wac on these grounds that the appeal was
fhe ease coming before the 'clyll court of
appcnlS. the following questions We're cord,
ned O. the supreme court:
/, Was the contract of release void either
as gguinsL bubble policy or for want ~
=. Was II RssignablcT
3 could II In any aspect Of the raae he
suecessrnlly invoked by appellant as 4 liar
TO plaintiffs actionf
These questions were answered NV The
supreme court; |. No 2. No a. NJ l'he
answers were returned with voluminous ~.
plahations and cited many authorities. .q,l
" was upon these answers tAAt tho count
u appeals based its decision.
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CATTLE FOR SOUTH AFRICA.
An Experimental Shipment Made
from Alice.

Beeyille, Texas, June 6..--Two car
loads of cattle have been shipped
from Alice to South Africa, where
they will be used for breeding pur-
poses. she shipment IS an expert
mental one. and should it prove sue
cessful other shipments from this
section will follow. The idea is that
as the Transyanl is a great cattle
country ana practically all the cat.
tie have been destroyed by the wars
cattle from this country will ba
needed to restock the veldts.
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Necroloulcal.

Galveston, Texas, June I,--kooaI
Cloyes, aged % years, died at me ~
hospital last night of typhoid fever .'a
Il short illness. Deceased came 70 ear.
ton four years ago and entered tne VII N.
of the Southwestern Telegraph Any ~ y,
phone company, and at the time y II
stricken by Illness was cbief ope'as'@s n !
the exchange. He was napve IA Ii /,
York, where his surviving father al' !"
teIs reside.
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Euneral Of Harry [. kattachs, v.

All that was mortal Of Harry y Ell, j
was laid to rest yesterday 49, 49,. n,
Gienwood cemetery. Mr. h'NsN u,u,ss
born in New Orleans and came . e b
with his parents when quite 80 s,ti
had lived In Houston since eailus ,SS.sa 4
six or seven years ago, Wien Ae vs nv 4
go to California. where be y, ID. y
Kattache and was 81 year, e si,,sese. " !
one brother, Mr.. Clement h M uaI bSiisI'
sister. Mrs. o. j.. White; smith, ucar
were Julius L!lienthal, ~ rhagss ~
t,e, nSS t,r a f. Dunlap. lo ms Il "A
re- condnctcd by Rev, II y CT
Episcopu. church. ---- !.
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Another Bin Plant

beaumont Texas juno I This afternoon
comes the announcement that there is mn.
other big pant to 90 into the south end.
~ihe details are hardly ripe for the public
as yet, but sufficient is known to allow tb,
statement that it viii he practically NIL
nome capital this time and about 500 ooo
WI he Immediately invested with mora
capital TO follow II necessary. The lnsti.
luton Will be backed by Reanmont,s
W'aithlest citizens aud the work will begin
III the next thirty DAYS. 1t viii emnIov
svllethlns more than 100 men Mt the starr
Nhd ms OF course means that about SoI
ilon, Tho deal by which the land cb0nngnod
naha3 was contaminated Yesterday nffnr
noon ana the deeds have been forwarded
Tor certain signatures and will be returned
u" Heaumout by Monday, If possible.
me p.nnt b. Ia he a sort of cInontIc ma.
gnlnery viii be of the heaviest Kind and
Treei the most accurate in workmonsbin
Lucy VIII be in a position 10 hanIIc anv.
ling Nf a mechanical turn that Is snnt
Nom ana VIII do it M properly. Tbern IL
ont ono thing that is worrying Beaunonf
Win the coming OF all these plants ami t6nt
- lS WIerc the people are all going ia i've
NE uV houses are going MP rapidly but MOI
newcomers. '"'"'u''e tue
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the exchange reporting the arrival 4 w
~ cars, the greater portion o. wnlea ~
into elevator A for export. AS the ~
crop has begun to move 1t can n
pected that the outward movement inly4 Y
this port will shortly exhibit an 'nc's'A
In volume.
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NhN NORK,-ln memory ~ hor late
husband, Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt ms
IrFHnscd 60 present To 81. Bartholomew
Ilg'estaut Episcopal church new frorf
abu -FOUR bronze doors. The Improvement
VIII cost about s200.uoN.
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Strenathenlno e,v p,I

p',Nes'oh' Texas June The ensireor
S Sns department Of the Gulf Colorado ma
ing The bridge Is nS ACROSS ens 49, in strengthen
p hellE added to each side q, = strlnger
brIdcaa h ,, When This work Is comnIet, Sf NC
sort of traffic. 'ppoFt the heaviest
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BELT LINE REoPENEp.
Cars Are Running Again on rs"
Avenue.

The street railway company iaA NJ
resumed service ON the Congress ~
aud Preston avenue belt affes ~ las' =,
tlon Of more than two months aas .'s
ing operations. Two cars VIII % ssls
in future, giving a seven ava e. n
minute schedule, between Main 'st',' Nh
the Santa Fe and international A4u
Northern dpDpts
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BEENItLE. After hclug brilliantly lish..
cd Tor TWO Gears With numhur Of Aap
are lights the streets 90 nppYlllr arc now
In darkness, the lights having heen slut
on 10y the Beoville Light company on az.
count OF a reduction OF the amount do.
ual@ monthly by the citizens.
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5-Mr IW,1ihhiidMuo,I;M.rnMexla, Texs. Inno
S.rl Holm we're nsrT sisssep Sy. and Miss Ella
WENT went g, OF hey J y, MeKe1s,sh 'sht AZ tho
'' " GET tAat gentleman 10 u sa *. they
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sNEw YORK, Contracts have ,ust bean
sMamod 10y Henry T.. fTlck OF pittsburs
lor me erection, IN that city, OF q mod
efn hotel to cost S3,0oo,o00
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NEW Excusius . hII,s'aa, sss
moment from the dinner iva IVA sgas
were seated his wife, NE ,sitsl y W.. W.
two guests. who had been ,ias,snd,
the evening. Frederick = s.isust w
nent politician q ths p M npparfsi s'.ss
20 hts room and WIN NV dyips -
shot himself IN tae neS-
Instantly.
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REEvlLLB.--Wi the closing OF this
week three cnfs Of meons will have hsen
etipned from this place and the gFo,prs
VIII 10 nearly sioo In pocket as a resuit.
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Wheat Rsn.in..

,,.,,. 'eston' Texas, June T-rhore w,. .
''-s spurt In the arrivals OF whea. tossv
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m~ TnE
n asasag ns,l.|
oxMat nasss,l q, !. earfh W. & sA:r y

yo apq 4 daaslltcs "a ths ~,
posslbio hasi.9a e ttthst sEsnn,s.y sn...
cst doyol onrns. that sho ro NM y tef ~ ?
Lear n inind that 4 pperiecticn " = u T.
continued, ioads ~ = Ncak and fte,y ,uS1st
tsssyio.y woman.llfn ineonplss gfSN
MAXI. and usefulase,e much sf
fset isy. health --ssruoturni Y depssds NJ
rSater:iItI , Inc parts espe snd ,frzs. {
oyun ours = , .aas ~ II q mlststap epccs-.
any do7agttrcl f i,rat,ens vet sS Va s 4.
ellH sh9uld DO fiRhte%d1 IAN y leffas.se ~
real diseases. ~" iittie ills M e2G0
MY daughter spfy.
,,nn s,hhg uoTn palms ana With lsrvo,.
bsss , W, Periods OF Ppecsachs AM! \
N 7ss ri,n9ely ! uypr snw IL a. cured Ia N \
penos' Bculah, Als psas sfkssS
i~ n E.--Gcrstlo's Fe,rs,
NAV, iIar. scanty, too nreE Phn,e~
tions; ;iIcors W. ntefino and ~, "a nv
womb, whi..ss, uiepl acemensa a. 99sst!ts ~
friridity. bnssoand all unnasnru. 4 !i1, w
iln r,,,,, also all ss.oe,sil inpslirss
p.isaIe organs Of wornor ~ ,silnsris ~
ot ,sai NE, from bnddinse q, az ttass Z. ~
Sc,. tls Changes that ~ ahpmanhopT ~
for ,s ssoas. Il Is the best fr,ssn spociaI prss
nnri ~ s1nAlnd. Its rso ssrs.pi hhd ~
BY sexual functions. Y " and FENDER y, "
aaoriSl;Vl bottla. Buy II 70 , ssid at dfrs ~
i,ih n ,n9se s,nteinents ara ~ and X y
DO end viii not ilpappoinssi So' f'r 4 En
ro AZ, ,hale. WHO arc rot p.ri,s,y -. 49,,
snrc az Wsy shonld vriie 10 ~ I isi, ~ VI
1870, ~ rerstio Co., Chatt.,sa.sss Rtaln ~
''''' eu''es and in,trusiIon. rsln. 81
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Senatorial convsntisn Called.
GALVESTON. Texas. June 7.--TLs cali to
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Captain W. G. Tyrrell has called meet
ing Of the committee that is to look into
the depot situation at the oil exchange
Monday afternoon ut . o'clock for the pnr.
pose OF arriving ut something definite about
Ine Sratcrn Pacific passenger nud frriyHt
depot construction, It is sud that a Site
mas been offered the company further IN
NE tirc than the rice mill Which Mr. Val.
Week wanted '""
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Aessrs, 7, Y. Hopkins, president; Vi l..
Hston, SECRETARY, Robert c. LIND, treusur,
=. Ard A. L. Krleder manager all OF tho
1eck Riyer. OH ana Transportation com.
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In Memory.

On the 14th day of Aug, 1902. the death angel visited the home of Mr. and Mrs ". R. Barnes and took from them their darling, little Ernest Herbert. aged two years and seye q months. He was sick only q few days with congestion. All that loving hands and medical skill could do for him was done, but in vain-the Master had come for His own. The last word that he ever uttered was that sweet name. mamma. Oh! how sad to think we no more will hear his sweet voice, nor hear the batter of his little feet. He leaves a father, mother. one sister and three little brothers to mourn his loss. Their heart-aches will never be eased. but grieve not, loved ones, your little babe is safe from this worlds cares and troubles, in the arms of Him who said Suffer little chil- dren to come unto Me. for of such is the Kingdom of Heaven" It is hard. so hard. to give him up. yet we should not complain, for our Heavenly Father doeth all things we'll.
 Put away those little garments That our darling used to wear
 He will need them now no
 never
 He has climbed the golden
 stair.
 Uncle Jim.
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Lewis Cunningham

On Aug. I6, 1909, the horrible monster, death, claimed for his victim the little ten year old son of MT. and Mrs. J. V. Cunningham. Though he was spared so short awhile on earth, we feel that his life was not in vain. Though earth has lost precious treasue. heaven has gained very rare one. His dear smiling face. sweet and obed- tent disposition and glad heart will ever be remembered and missed by
The Monticellonian., 1902-09-04
THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. "

Not how cheap, but how good, is the question.
 The Twice-a-week Republic is not as cheap as are some so-called newspapers. But 1t is as cheap as 1t is possible to sell a frst-class newspaper. It prints all the news that is worth printing. If you read 1t all the year round, you are posted on all the important and in teresting affairs of the world. It IS the best and most reliable news paper that money and brains can produce-and those should be the distinguishing traits of the news paper that is designed to be read by all members of the family.
 Subscription price, sI a year. Any newsdealer, newspaper or postmaster will receive your sub scrlptlon, or you may mail it di- rect to
 TIE REPUBLIC.
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A Remarkable Record

Chamberlain'o Cough Remedy has a remarkable record. IL has been in Hse tor over thirty years, during which lime many million bottles have been sold and used Il has long bean the standard and main reliance in the treatment of craup in thousands of homes, yet durlng al this time no case has ever been reported to the mann- faetnrers in which il failed to eff feet permanent cure. When giv. on ns soon as tho child becomes hoarse Gr even as soon as the cronPy cough appears, 1t will pre- vent the attack. IL k pleasant to take, many children like it. II contains no opium or. other harm fUl substance and may be given as confident to q baby as to m adult. For sale by Brown. McQuiston X Go.
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The exceedingly light vote cast by this county last Monday is greatly to be deplored. Drew county has never had the repre- sentati0n il the conventions cf the Democratic party, that her population entities her too. And now this representation, as small as it IS, is likely to be re- duced. IT the Democrats of this county could be disfranchised for about 10 years, theY might aP. preciate the great privilege of suffrage more than they do at present.
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those who knew him.
 The bereaved family have our heartfelt sympathy in the loss of their dear one.
 We know there is an aching void in your hearts; but may there be comfort in letting the infinite love of Christ fill that vacuum. He gathers Up his jewels, The precious and rare.
 pon't weep, dear father, For only refined ones are there. And then would you fajn, He would ever stay here
 In world full of pain, Sorrow grief and fear
 Mother if your darling, Your tear. stained face could be
 hold;
 lie would point you now To his palace of gold
 Brothers and sisters, and friends
 so dear, Look unto Jesus for Lewis is
 there;
 He is the one to console and to bless. Look unto me" He says, and "I
 will give you rest. ,
The Monticellonian., 1902-09-04

Ineffective liver medicine IS disappointment, but you don't want to purge, strain and break the glands of the stomach and bowels. De Wits Little Early Risers never disappoint. They cleanse the system of all polson and putrid matter and do it so gently that one enjoys tho pleas ant effects. They are a tonic to the liver. Cure biliousness, torpid liver and prevent fever.
 Sold by R. E. Vance Bordea1x.
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In q recent address before the American Bar Association Hon. John c. Carlisle told great truth when he said that our new insular possessions could not be domestic for one purpose and foreign for another. But all things seem to be possible to the Republican party, and the con stitution of our fathers is sadly in need of repair Nobody re speets the old thing anyway, nowadays. We must be up-to- date.
The Monticellonian., 1902-09-04

Secretary Hotter, of the Mem- phis Cotton Exchange, estimates the cotton crop for the conner cial year of 19o1-'02 at 10, 0,663.- 1S6 bales. From present indi- cations this years crop will not exceed last seasons. Reports ot deterioration have come from every state in the cotton belt. Drought in some sections, ex- cessive moisture in others, wee vii and boil worm in Texas, and insufficient fruitage where the stalks and plant are apparently ofhne growth and healthy are q few of the calamities which have befallen King Cotton ia his na- tive realm.
The Monticellonian., 1902-09-04
Beware f he Knife.

No procession has advanced more rapidly of late than surgery, but 1t should not be usod except where absolutely necessary. In cases of piles for example, 1t is seldom needed. DeWitt's witch HazeI Salve cures quickly and per manentIy. UncqUaled for cuts, burns, bruises, wounds, skin di- Seascs. Accept ru countcrtcitS T was so troubled with bleeding piles that 1 lost much blood and strength" says J. c. Philips, Parts, III. "DeWitt's Witch uazel SaIve cured me in .a short time" " Soothes and heals.
 Sold by R. E. Vance Bordeaux
The Monticellonian., 1902-09-04

Republican campaign orators are fond of claiming all that is great, grand or glorious in our country is due to Republican policies. The Commercial Alp peal calls attention to three items in particular that this country owes the Republican party,-"Item one, $S, ,500,0oO, 900 worth of trusts. Item two, q billion dollar session of congress Item three, an increase of forty per cent on ovisions.