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Il Give the Thanks Entirely TO
PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND
another WenderiuI RECORD Of Cure.

RAeamatEsm Is cared W Passes celegy Cem-
poand. II streagsseas tAs serves ssops the para
aad dries tie aaeamasie aeids and espaStss tsez
tAe system.
The cure described In sAss letter. dated 1Anuary
RIA. 1904. By Mrs \. r. Clark. - ywess ssta
Street. Nsw York caty. shows wfth What weaaee-
fal speed asd theroaEAness thismnrvelloes reme-
sy relieves the palns aaA cures The rheumatism.
New YoFk. January i2th. 1914
''Sisee VAS cured Of Rheumatism By your
Paine's Celery Compound have written letters
to twelve Or sfteea Of ny trseRdS Who aise had
rheumatism. and most Of them hsve rhanked me
for my advice
My hands we're beginning 10 stifen at the
Joints, snd every joint in my body was sore whca
eegan taking Paine's Celery Compound
s..::..sss:s 90 Ss ttsai would sleep
every aight With bot water bottle
Even then soald get only hall rested
Il eoald hardly set about the house, and though
usually was sc active hoaseksepcF, had to lei
my little daughter do heariy all The work
They urged ire 30 get wheel chair. hut I said
would rather sta IA the house urtfl ! die i
am batter and mere active than I ave te, II E#.r
loaG while. 2ne | have no more IT. ga ,sn
pains. sleep veil IT Right. And ever hoay is
surprised 10 see Ene 80 cheerful. l give thanks
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MINOR MATTERS.

-Four japanese spies ara reported
| arrested AZ kransfaat.
Dallas county tax collections for Ian
uary were over sg25.1pU
| IN taa earthquake snoek Al Lima.
I Peru. ONE man was Killed
William p,rrars,r . E,,s,s ,,t,v
} ptoo.ar r,,rk r,rka~ ia a-ea
! a., ...t,...,...- 49,. ...., -,
/ W. ~i' '.',-'s' ''''' s'''''@ s.
-. 49,. ,.. ......5,
". ....,' h.. 49,, 49,.
N'A'rr" st3'"Af9 OF Deer cattle were
'''' .' 81 LOUIS
seventh @"N.oan cotton mills VIII
Sn'' ''"' ""' AI '' ''-' P''~ ~ cot
>h''Frp"f' '@ '' nav S.'''' '"f"'-
t.''" '1''''F "A' f s''' NiF'''F' ''.''
Ut 'hf '''ti''' 'A'i, p''"''i'" "' aeAS-
10" y. o. f''N>'h "'S H0'.''"'~1 TOT
HaiiF"@d aHr IS q" "r 40 "nS" com.
struf'fd between Sour iAN" an5 bat
son Tex
i'r'''N N'@s'''''t''t' a pf'Neia'il. vas
''''''N 'u" over 'f ''''H '' t'"S~tt-
'"'% TEX
After suffering greatly Horace g.
M'fS0-'I' ''e' '' sherman Tex 81
~
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TEAAF0STOCK VISITED
By Five japanese Eatsieshigss and ;
t,onpIe Of Cruisers.
WHO Do SOME FIRING
Russians say Eaezy shst At Lssg
IRaags an6 Die Va Property
Dnmag,e Bot killed F'our
safiers and . Wemaa.

vladovostock. March IA feet Of
Ave japanese battieshIps and two
cruisers appeared OF this place at IS
o'clock Suaeay sfternsen and lombard
ed the town aud zhore batteries for ff-
tyfive minutes. The feet approached
from the directions Of Askoid islands. nj
the east entrance to Usnyi bay. and
about thirty-two miles southeast 81
yladovost@ek. Entering Uxurl bay the
enemy FORMED q line OF battle. but dtd
not approach to a closer range than .
mii- aud one third. They directed their
fsf'-gag aiss=t the shore batteries and ths
town. bat no damage resulted. IS most
OF their zea Iydlte shells failed 20
burst
1t'e Russian batteries, commanded
by Generals Sxsronwtx and Artamouon.
Cid rot reply awaiting = closer ap-
preach or the enemy The japanese
FIRE erased ~ 20 D. M snsi the en-
stny retired IN the airestiou OF Axkoad
island Stmufta ueousiy two torpedo
boat dextroyers appeared usar Askold
island and tao more neay Ia pe5 Naidel
The japanese ships we're covered with
fCe
The attach resulted gn no loss TO the
rassi 1ua bat cost the enemy zoo, 600
Toubtvs Siaa no. In ammunition Most
.ss rsr- prtsJ--'-ttr-v were SIX Hra Twelve
inch shells. The population ~ Waldo
Sostock was warned Sunday morning
az the presence ou ire harixon OF d
hostile ue"t AZ the prospect cf attack
during TIRE das. bat II remained tran
rul
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FORCE n TO lsA-r

Avalanche AND Other oostaeles Pre-
vent Japanese Advancing.
81 PetarshuFs 9areh 'ossark
scouts report that japanese column
froru FlasAin e@y. on arriving 3n the
snow bl0cke1 deale Of the mounts ne
Sc ..'fsilng kor~a from Maochutta. vas
forced to hait owiisx 70 ayatauehes ana
Other obstacles The scouts say that
Sne-thtrd 81 the strength af thls cot
umn Is iuvaltaed Il = uoA supposed
that TIE column "a returning FOR the
pafpsse af s@~h tuE nr easter route
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CLOCK BURNS.
Nue. Damage Results FROM Fire ~
Elnira. NJ.

Eimira, v. Y. March c FTfs broke
cut tu 4 cigar factory upder the ty-
eeum theAter. and soon te~ entire block
was a mass % flames Ths tvoeum
th@ateF one ~ the eBts ctresut OF
houses and uwned by Colopet u e.,
Robinson VAS totally destroyed Loss
tas oaa Tire rest az the hioek was
badly Quilted, and the loss wiu pc oser
$50 aee. Henry Baulle "a stage manag
or. wac nearly suuogsted By the srnoe
when Rescued The Mamie t1emius
company lost its trunks and SCENERY.
Al o'clock Monday moruIug a bura-
Ing Fag saa found on tao Auditorium
stage This theatre vs. pext ia ths lay
veam II IL Thought from fhis both
theaters weFe deuheratriv sat aH are
a. &c aeiaek the Auditorium began
burning HefcAlg.
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ONLY RUSSIAN REPORTS.
These Give No intirrsticr Whether
Squadron IN Still There.

London. March Only Russian re-
vostoek have yet been received. and
thesr give no Indications as to whether
the Russian squadron is stiil there.
According to a report from J'okio, the
squadron was seen OF Gensan. Korea.
last Thursday. but on this point there
la no retfalae Information Speculation.
ho wster. mostly inctin~s rs the belief
sh@f sh~ ssr&~-B@a sa".dvsse a. .eos ~
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sSAtsrA4 - E@tsf ARfSzs Seza E-e1a1-
MkS Z. " CLARK
~ ". aslh street. New Nosk CITY
The Caase Of Rhesmasism
n was Professor KGwara ~ FAeggs. Mn
IL. o.. % Dartmouth College. she fMsaosS ass-
eoxerer Of PAine's Celery Compeand. who lala
ao~H the pginciple;
Trace every disease or pain to tie TRgE
GAUsk Pats Is enly the s3gn OF symp4oz
II Is idle to treat the pain isSelf The ezly
true eure for SsHerirg is GAe cure that CTRRS
THE TRUE CAUSE-tanef NERVR weNk
ness =
waen the organs that make and parity eso0a
are nos dong taeiF work Preperly, tire sTste@
htis vita eEete. poisonous matter. This collie &
ing In the muscles and lolnts and AJenk the
nerve causes Rheumatism. toat Iam haga, ard
their kindred ills
To try TO make the hlood-paTifying organs do
their work by local medicines is not oaly waste
of time. but is harmful. The oae way TO restore
such organs 20 activity IL 70 give TO the nerves
the strength 10 do their wuFk
fhat Is the wise and scientific course b. y hteh
Professor PhelpS's discovery, PAnes Celery
Compound. does It's work and achieves It's as
ton tshing victories.
II cures not only Rheumatism. bur every dts
ease or ache that results from any arrangement
Of the inner organs
N the organs OF the body depend on the IN
NER NERVES. and Paine,s Celery Compound
gives the nerve system the strength 10 make all
the organs work in health ard narmony
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WlLDERSEE NO MORE
Celebrated Military Nan Sarrenders
10 Great Conqueror.
HAD NOTED CAREER.
Figared Pramlat atty is the Franco
PraSSiaa Var anA Ca the Boxer
Camsaixn vas Leader Of
tR~ Allied Ferces.

Hanover March 7.--FHet3 Marshal
Count won waIdersee. one Of the great
est soldiers the world has ever known
passed away Saturday night from IN
ANIMATION OF the tntssunes Ia the
death Of the count Germany has los,
one Of the most noted military men
abe ever had. His reserved disposition
Deeclud~d tina possibility OF warm
Friendship. yet he was always greeted
with cheers hy the popuiace IT'S ply
siaue was magnificent and In keeping
with the nJghty man Of war he ever
was.
Count Won wsIderses vas bern In
iS32- he entered the army when eight
een years old. and served with dia-
tinctiou ia the Franco Pr71sStaa war.
In 1852 he became auartermaster gem
era' aud acted as deputy on the gen
erai stan on behalf OF The aged and
beloved Won Moitke. whom he succeed
ed as chief Of STAFF. In this capacity
he went 10 China. where he was leader
OF the allied forces Va the Boxer up
rising against foreigners. ard where
be demonstrated his wonderful STRAIT
egic ability
The counts widow Vas born ~
America. and before her FIRST marriage
was MISS mary Esther Lea Her FIRST
husband was Prf8ce Frederick Of
Schio$S wig HoistrIn- RE died six
months after their marriage, leaving
her $4,000 zoe. Two years later she
married CpGnt Won Waidersee
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port al N1aalvostock. rs neither the
ofFsc.af nor tha other reports 81 the
bonsbardment na@utteu Russian battle
ships.
Port Arthur dispatches Of saturday
and Sunday say that everything Is quiet
there and on the Lao T1lng peninsula.
The Japanese cruiser squadron was
~~~nH ~ecounot@rfug or Port Arthur
friday eteht during a snow storm
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usNvgo. \. T. March 2 Toe SENATE
tFel Railroad seas destroyed ~ rae to-
vesYiee q ieSs af more tnAn 100000
fhe hAitiins eesaainea, la addition o.
th@ Neoefai aFsaeNa. tbs american Es
pgws@ eegupsnxs egace sud tAa Lake
NhaFe hsieA which @aa reNsulN VAS
eAte4
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uneraI Held Wednesday.

Bsrlin. March THE funeral Of the
tate field marshal Count Won walder-
see. viii be held a noon o. WedneS-
DAY. EN- perer William and Empress
Augusta Victoria. all the members 81
the house 81 HoherEoIIern and the
soyereigus OF all the German states.
and also many eminent persons abroad
have teIegrsphed condolences to Count-
eSs you Na Ierses
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Toxic. March rhr Razaians ar.
hF1akiy fortuping Antons watch. u ts
believed. viii maze 4 base tor resist.
snee scouts near Ania are uelng
Withdrawn near kaHaa II i dnnlwA
hers that tins French government. tn
behalf IF the holders ~ casa e.sian hAa
made any objection so 1apaneae com.
plktlag the scout villa faafsa8
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DailAa. Maxch 1.-AE x.1a o'cloek %
Sunday morning wiiliarn srhnlas. fer
~ years Cd. wenf 90 10 / engAne
hoaase ard borrowed pistol. saying be
wss gaing TO take q trio 10 the ccantry.
a large cost's reviewer was loaned hiEn.
He stepped Iato the bathroom. a shos
~as heard. The firernen rushed - the
SPOT and found SCHULTZ dead from q
bullet wosnd IN hfs heart aod the
pistol elinched "a his right hand
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Lonstan March The Atanssaraaw
st retsFshnFa correspondence tele
sfaphss adFF reserve stavY 40 tha
effect that = party of tapaneass iis-
Aul4hed - frataFs were arrested nv
euaFd ~ are Slh~fiam Failraaa hHsam~
aI sfsfan. "a the Nelaa ttvaH having
Packages - lYnemite "a thegs paaaea,
atgH
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Paris. March rhe 81 Petersburg
correspondent OF tia~ Ecbo de parts
safs. CONCERNING tue homhagdnnent %
Ni4df*oatoek. mat th~ opinion 81 eorn-
p~t~ut men Sc that tb- Iapauese wished
TO tnd cat Whetaer Or aot th~ Russsan
"duadrea was tu the port oe NAAatvn
stock "a the neh~t that shanh il prove
10 be shs~at u woiid BE- necessary Far
the vessels 90 rrtur@ ana defend the
place.
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Fort Arthur. Tex. March AFTER
an electrical display 3 baby tornado
passed through this place. SveFtuTning
many small houses. The IRE bell tower
ard numerous awnings. pisone poles.
great many glass windows and doors
were blown tn ard tank cisterns over
thrown. No ore was injured.
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FIVE KILLED
This is Believed tire los. surtaines
at Vladivestoek.

at VladiSextoek.
81 Petersburg. March ---&0n3cIsI dis
patches recei we'd here concerning the
hoFtsba ralnent OF Flas3i vostark rs
Japanese fleet Sunday afternoon Be-
ret m@ntlon any Russian losses. bot
pvivat@ advises say mat FIVE were
killed four sailors and the wtfe OF AZ
snEineer. y IS appafeut that the Jap
auess srre zfraia Io risk exposing their
ships TO she plgngtng ARE NJ the lard
batteries. ard q - considered probable
here that TIRE attack Nas really for
the aarpos~ 1f dra sanE the Gre 0f the
Russian forts. compelling teHe Russians
10 disclose the position ard ca1tb~e ~
their guns and also for gha purpose ri
aar~rtA&uiNG whether Efs4. EalSsiam
50 gsdrSn It's fr port
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So Petersburg March IA ~@gort
thar the Egyptian government has de-
cidesl SO CLOSE the Suex canal 20 the
beltiEeFents although discussed So
rjottstv IN new SpApers here. ia laughed
Al tu etY7ci7| circles. u Is pointed oat
that International regulations are Of
cast 1rav character @nf cannot be
changed hv Egy-pt
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Guthrie, Okla. March TT IS re-
ported here that the negroes and whites
% Bokoshe / T. engag ~d IN another
night SUNDAY night, The negroes we're
driven ont ~ town and about twenty
shots wese fred
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Laredo. March THE Order OF
Railway Conductors has offered 60
financially assist Conductor Ben Wood
In his suit Eor $50 0e0 damages fer false
iTapr sSournept IN connsetion with the
loss Of several thousand pounds OF
coffee frsssa his train in Mrxlco
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Twenty Five Hundred - Thez Are
Cstna To~ara Mux4u

Getna Tos~ara Mux2m
ST Petersburg MARI ~AaNErs~
from vi49tvestaeK saw that 5000 Dap
aneae troops @be Satssfest as P{akssn
H4y on the east coast ~ northern Re-
rsa. are advancing to~.rd Auxan. els
mites from tsenzan w{th Tee tntrrsfau
% ultimately reaching Han Chun. on
the "a bark - the T'uuseu river. about
ia8 mites west - V3883pesfs5ek ani
tbF~ut~n}aw tH~ Russian 0amk In or
DER 50 cheesuate thfs reoVe th~ Rus-
Sian outpost 1899 strong wh8ch ~
Gently CROSSED the Tuueu }f advancing
20 eccupF koyroyuug. on thr ruue
river. walled city Communicating the
trails along Whleh the lananesr u1-lzt|
pas.
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rhlety saa sNA

i.aw8aa Marsh fha eaeFe spaadaat
ef tas s4anaaRs IS less Ksla atNes a
Famar lhat lhlfFN isassaa sagtofm
Neea eauNaf ta 49, AttHnbs ia eas IVA
fenFa pnfg AfshWN ama ghAt shar waee
saat lhe sans aaE
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Gonzales. Tex March ---Ottine
Henderson smith. q negro killed his
wife and then ended his own earthly
Career
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FOR SALE--A Stakeholder wagon,
good ~ Few, cheap for cash or Fea-
son able. j.. @. CoFnweli. Box 81,
Waxahachie. n
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Everybody to get she'll
81 corn. wheat, bran, corn.chops At
the New Griss Mil. Ask your tneF-
chaut for. our fresh meal and cotton
White Flour. 1t can't be beat Try
III iuSt once. J. II. williams Il Go. ~
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FOR SALE-Choiee Hay, Grain.
Coal. Alfalfa Seed, etc. Get our
prices. Sleeper Grain Co. 81
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FOR SALE have on hand anum-
her nf gentle driving horses. See ]
n. Rockingham, at Easterwood's
wagon yard. 3l0pd
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Death Rate in New YoFk and Chi.
cage,

During November aud neeeubeFs
lak3. one attn "a the deaths Ia Nee
NnFk aud Ohleaao waEe from pnan-
lnania. kalsy'a HaaaF aaa Tar nee
anly STARE the eeagh hut heals and
s4raNNthena abe langs and prevents
neaasnoniA, "a ia n01 taka ahanees
- ! geld wearing AmAY whan fa-
lavsa Mnnmy ana Tar Msal care yea
uasnAGN aud pravana aaFGaaa FeAnlta,
aalsl ~ h M Neafaas
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KOST-zAs Armory Hall Friday
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Throughout Russo there's rejoicing
It's a boy
All their happiness are voicing-
It's a boy.
From the lowest up to highest,
From the slowest to the sprlest.
From the wettest 70 the driest-
It's boy.
Guns IN loud salutes are gloating-
It's boy.
Banners everywhere are floating
It's hoy.
Hearty are congratulations
From the rulers of great nations
And from people in all stations
It's boy
Happy IL the car. oft saddened-
It's boy
His czarina, too Is gladdened-
It's a boy
Happy dad and happy mother
Happy girls smile at each other,
For they've got a little brother
It's a boy
There's a gloomy shadow lifted
It's d boy
Scenes from dull to gay are shifted
It's a boy
Hope that long had been Illusion.
Causing sorrow and confusion.
Brings az last a glad conclusion
It's a boy.
War just now gets less attention
It's boy
There IS but one thing to mention
It's a boy.
Though the Russians are retreating.
And the japanese are beating,
Museovites are All repeating
It's a boy
Theodore Fl. Boice IN Pittsburg chron
Telegraph