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xy.,,,,y room, and station. a. Kentucky avenue.
Es@sf car leaves from IN front OF No AZ Ken
,ucky avenue for MartinsNihe ana intermediate
tueny al {. 20 a m. and every hour thereafter
ee So the half hour mark until e-S .. m The IN
Oh 80 ear runs only 10 MoOresville. the $50 car
y ~ - Martinsville and the next and last car
isaSes M N 80 n running 20 Aartinswlie.
ie1 ~a-snr MartinsNille for indianapolis In
,.rSoe,iitfe stations first car al $50 a m ana
every hour thereafter on the thirty minute mark
s,r,t a % % m The I 30 10 only TO
NooresvIle and the S;30 car 10 indianapolis and
the next and last car leaves at 1879. running 20
cars leave Mooresviiie for Indianapolis and
Nartinsvlile 1T $50 a M
Express car arrives al indianapolis Al le;0
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STOCKS CONTINUE Dull
NEGLECT OF MARKET ATTRIBUTED
TO NORTHERN SECURITIES LITIGATI
Other and Deeper Causes May BE
Behind Hesitation I'm Move
ment of Stocks.

NEW YORK. April 23.-The growing
dullness of the operations in stocks
this week has not resulted In any
loss of ground so far prices are con-
cerned There were occasional reCessions,
which were made up as the sentiment OF
the traders varied from day to day, or as
their operations on one side OF the market
proving unsuccessful were followed by the
closing up OF small speculative contracts.
The neglect of the market Is largely at
fributed by the public opinion in the street
TO the prospect of long-drawn-out htiga<
lion over the question OF the manner or
distributing the assets OF the Northern
Securities Company. But IL may be ques-
toned whether other and deeper lying
causes are not behind the hesitation shown
in the securities market, both here and
abroad.
them Is the plethOric condition which has
developed in the money markets ana tnS
backwardness of capital about taking hxed
Judgment in investments. Money on call
and ordinary time loans Is in redundant
supply, with very slack demand, while
railroad and corporation notes running
from one to three years command a hig h
rate OF interest in our own market. an1
capital issues In other forms are WltnneIu
for lack of an absorbtive demand
Government issues in London ana faIIS
have met with an improved reception Win
in a week past, but the rate at whlcn tney
have been issued does not indicate soou
market for even those hig ;ns,ses IL accent
ed as a symptom, however, or a possible
breaking of the deadlock. - - VI,
So is the offer of 100000 or New YORK
city bonds, which is more than twice as
large as was ever before onereo at one
time. III g.. 80 o,y,
market is a case in point, ana the snip
nents Of gold from New York to Paris car
ries the supply to the market The gold
shipments are supposed TO be remittances
against the Japanese geld, the payment OF
Janenese obligations in Europe by that
YoIIte offering advantages over others by
reason of the free transmission by tele-
rraph across this continent allowed by the
government.
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LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE.
Far Eastern Situation Causes Depres-
sion i'm Speculative Circles.

LONDON. April 24.-The Stock Exchange
last week experienced a check to the re-
cent gradual growth of confidence, mainly
through the depression on the Paris Bourse.
which caused by Viceroy Alexief
desire to resign his post in the far East
and by the revelation that Russia's finan-
cial resources for carrying on the war were
less extensive than had been supposed
Paris operators apparently interpreted the
action of Eiceroy AleXieff. following the
death OF Vice Admiral Makaroff, as "a bad
sign for Russia's prospects in the far East
and Russian bonds suffered accordingly.
There was even considerable talk among
financiers of the possibility of Alexien
disappearance from the theater or war
paving the way for peace negotiations.
While there was serious decline IN
prices, the tone of all the markets was
rather dull with little business doing.
Americans were irregular. because of the
likelihood of continued litigation or the
Northern Securities case.
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direction of the roads affairs. In view of
recent reiteration of rumors of his early
retirement, it may be safely said that such
stories are absolutely without foundation.
There is official authority for saying that
gushing the Erie's presidency. The largest
owners in the property are well satisfied
with his mana cement. and he will doubt
fairs until the Erie takes its proper posi-
ton among the trunk lines. All the stories
which have received wide circulation in the
past regarding his retirement have had
their origin, 1t is stated, in malice: most of
them have been traced to discharged en-
ployes and newspaper reporter who some
time ago was turned out of the Fries Office,
charged with breach of promise.
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Wheat quiet; No. 2 red, sl.O2 track: No.
red,- s102 milling freight: No 8 red
99c track; April, s1.o2; May, s1.O1 first half;
June. SSq95c first half; July. soc FIRST half |;
wagon. $1.02.
Corn quiet; No. . white, 4ec; No. 3
white, 49c; No. white, 4512c; No. white
mixed 41ec; No. white mixed. 471hc; No.
white mixed. 45izc: No. 2 yellow, 47a4c
No. yellow, 47s4c; No. yellow, 4512c No.
mixed. 4712c; No. 3 mixed, 471zc: No. 4
mixed, 4512c; ear 47c.
Oats steady; No. white, 4Oc; No. 3
white. nominal, 4O1ac; No. 2 mixed. S91kc:
No. mixed. 39c.
Hay steady; No. 1 timothy, s12; No. 2
timothy, sl0.50; rye straw, s.: oats straw, S.
Inspections-Wheat: None Corn: No.
white. 2 cars; No. white, "a; No. a.
white, /; No. 2 yellow, 1; No. 2 mixed q
No. 3 mixed. 3; No. mixed, 8: no grade, L.
total, 81 cars. Oats: No mixed, l car
Hay: No. 1 timothy. 2 cars; No. / clover
mixed, i; total, cars.
WAGON MARKET.
Wheat-S1.
Corn-6OG63c.
Oats-Sheaf, Ssd1O; shelled oats, 45d5Oc.
Hay-Clover, Sl0912; timothy, $l4d15 to
SIC; mixed, s12a14; millet, S5Q9.
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Gold for Export.

NEW YORK. April 23--Goldman. Sachs
a. Co. have engaged $l,600.0o0 in gold for
shipment TO Paris steamer sailing next
Tuesday. Heidelcach. Ickelheimer * Co.
engaged S.5c0000 gold for shipment on
Tuesday 10 Paris \ shipment of Sl,5O0VOJ
10 Paris Will also be made on the same
date by LaZard Freres
The suDtreasury to-day paid 81, 465 coo to
banks on a Geographic order from the San
Francisco mint. against a deposit there of
imported Japanese yen.
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LONDON.-Money. Ga per cent; dis
counts, 1AQ1 5-16 per cent. Consols. sSis@
IS 3-l6.
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes, 97f 4cc
for the account. Exchange on London, 25f
12c for checks
BERLIN-Exchange on London 20m
4ipfg. Discount rates: Short bills and
three months bills, 2$4 per cent.
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New York Rates.

NEW YORK.-Money on call. nominal;
no loans; time loans easy; sixty DAYS. 2It
per cent; ninety days, 2i1 per cent: six
months. 3l203A per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper, 4Qf1z per cent. Sterling ex-
change slightly easier, with actual business
in bankers bills at S4.S7. 25G4. 81 80 for de-
mand, and at S4.S5.25n4. $3.50 for sixty-day
bills. Posted rates. 1886 and slSSlh. Com
mercial bills, Si.SiI244S5.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
& VINCENNES RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
Indianapolis. Ind. April "a. 1eO4

Indiana polls. Ind. April %. 1904
The annual meeting of stockholders OF the In
danapolis * Vincennes Railroad Company will
be held at the principal Office OF the company,
in the city OF Indianapolis Indiana
THURSDAY May u. 1894,
at O'Clock p. m. for the purpose Of electng
seven Directors TO serve for the ensuing year.
and transacting such other business may
properly before the meeting
S. b. LIGGETT. Secretary
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Belt Road Traffic.

There were transferred over the Belt
road in the week ended April % 2O65 cars
Belt road engines handled at the stock
yards 707 carloads of live stock and for
private switches on its line 1855 cars Bust
ness at the stOckyards was quiet, but with
manufacturers located on the line of the
Belt there was "a marked Improvement
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,,.x.poLIs. COLUMBUS a SOUTH.
rRN TRACTION COMPANY.

- messenger cars leave Pennsylvania and
yvlanhinston streets for soutnpor, Grernwcod-
White columbus First car az a. m. and ev.
VII hour s thereafter until m The las, car
leaves a. and intermediate points only.
ior rr.hination passenger and express car leaves
Sa,,s ana Meridian streets for Greenwood only
S -. a "a a m. and S.so =. m
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Treasury statement.

WASHINGTON.-Fri statement of
the treasury balances i'm the general fund,
exclusive of the Sl50,0O0,000 gold reserve in
the division of redemption. shows:
Available cash balance - S2l9 5H $50
Gold -......... ................... loo OH ,i96
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DIED..

BELI-The funeral of Eli Bell will be held this
afternoon at O'Clock from his late residence
at West Newton Mr. Bell was seventyeght
years old and served during the late rebellion
with the Seventy eighth Indiana Infantry. All
friends of the deceased invited TO the funeral
COSTELLO-Mrs. Ann Costello died Saturday
morning, April 81 at family residence. 1913
Maple St, aged sixty-five years. Funeral at st.
Johns Church. 10 a, IN. Monday.
THOMPSON-The funeral OF Edward p. Thomp-
son will take place Monday. April IS. at p.
m. at his late residence, 1883 Central ave.
Burial private
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ASK YOUR GROCER
FOR JOSEPH TAGGART'S
PURITAN BREAD.

NOTICE-The board of trustees OF the Central
Indiana Hospital for Insane Will receive sealed
proposals until Friday. April %. at 10 a. m.
for furnishing a full line Of supplies for the
month OF May, 1904. Estimate book will be on
file at Room * Satehouse. from and after
Monday. April IS 1904 BY order OF board of
trustees.
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,xpIANAPoLIs & NORTHWESTERN
TRACTION COMPANY.
csneraI Oflces. Lebanon. Ind

General Offices. Lebanon. IND
,,a,anapoiis waiting rooms. ticket ONCE ard
lnol ns aftioa. il9 West Maryland street. Union
sSaack Room 6; ,.,.v.,,. ,s,ve. s,a,.r
FIRST ~" n m and arrives AT Lebanon at 5.lo
apols Frankfort $50 a. m and Lafayette s;SS
a. M. l.ond through leaves lndanapol az
a IN. arrives at Lebanon al I:sl a m: Frank
Tort al s so a. thereafter ssd until m Last car
and hsanon leaves Indianapolis az II 30 p IN;
for from Lafayette leAtes L.
fuse a. % a. m. arrives at frankfort AZ s-U
fayet'e, shanon at Sis a. IN. and Indianapolis az
u m, LS ana every hour thereafter until 9z5
s'-s a. asst car from Lafayette 10 Lebanon leaves
P,afayette at IL 20 y. m and arrives al Lebanon
at l:l5 a. m,-.,,.,, - CONSIGNMENT. received
10 o'clock a IN. for delivery the same DAY
untiu noints between Indianapolis and Frank
70 and until p. m. for delivery TO all points
to.Sora O'clock the next morning
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NEW YORK. April 23.-Total imports of
Cry goods and general merchandise at this
port for f!ac week ending to-day were
valued at $40, S33, Geo; exports of specie from
this port for the week were S1sl,3l2 silver.
and $l.5os,6d gold. Imports of specie at
this port during the week were s26.0S4 gold
and $51,z2s silver.
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THERE ARE NO SAFER INVESTMENIS
for your money than the farm anc city
mortgages that we have for sale.
In q years we have sold over eighteen mill
lion dollars of these mortgages and nave
never lost a dollar of interest or principal
and have never foreclosed a mortgage since
we have been in business. Phones, New 1874:
Old black 4126. &. N. WILLIAMS ~ %.
Bankers, No. 10 East Market St, Indianapolis
We allow three per cent on deposits.
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OUT THEY co
OUT THEY GO
20 xrhera

You WILL then come 10 see and go 10 North
Dakota. the most prosperous state in the Union
and get I60-a acre HOMESTEAD FREE and buy
land adjoining for $50 TO So. 30 per acre easy
terms Eek rates Locate In the greatest North
west and hustle Call for maps and facts. VIM
H. BROWN CO.. l31 LaSalie street. Chicago
H. or Nandap North Dakota
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Markets for silver.

NEW YORK.-Bar silver, size; Mexican
dollars. 431ac.
LONDON.-Bar silver. 2119d an ounce.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
Rates on Loans and Exchange-CIear-
ings and Discounts.
Indianapolis CIearings.

INDIANAPOLiS.-C paper.
per cent. time loans, 519Q6 per cent.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
WANTED-Cisterns cleaned and cemented. NOR
GAN & MORRIS, 103 Massachusetts av. Phones
main sos. new 1924.
NOTICE-Have the leaks the and slate
work OF your house repaired by JOSEPH
GARDNER. % Kentucky av. Telephone ss2.
NOTICE-Syracuse Paper. Paint ana Fresco
Cleaning Company viii do work In exchange
for secondhand fur:iture. carpets and clothing.
New Phone 1870.
NOTICE-THE J. BRADLEY COMPANY. real
estate brokers. buy. sell. exchange and auc-
tioneering rooming houses a specially. Room sc
In hll.ldinZ
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LEAVE. R. 81 81: siaa ' ::: S s
Toledo Chicago Mich Ex 7si5am. sIo.Iam-
Toledo, Detroit Chicago Ltd sl2 ~ pm. 3:25 pm-
Mich City. MuRets y LAT spl s:so pm i9.zS Pm
sDaily.
p. NJ. time Il In BLACK figures.
INDIANAPOLIS Union Station.
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ewArrs FOR CLOSE OF THEATEhS
& EASTERN RAILWAY CO.
;REENFIELD LINE.

GREENFIELD LINE
General Offices. Franklin Building
~ CARS DEPART FROM MERIDIAN AND
ALL GEORGIA STREETS
To, Richmond. New Castle and intermeoiato
f.'ans cars leave at 6.55 a m and every two
s ,au thereafter until 6;55 p. m
.no..e cars make direct connections for Dayton.
. AA 49, Newark. Lima. Marion and cincin~
nat Greenfield Knightstown and Intermediates
foI cars leave 5.55 a m and each hour
statloiss, ar until 7.55 p. M and S.95 p. m. Cars
-s,- AT 80 and II. - M run only as FAR 80
greenfield. .. "a oxnr.ss 49,. ,...,~
Sl. - and II Is a for knightstown &n1
az az a m, and $50 ? m Tor richmond
- Knirhtstown. Richmond and intermediate
. f1F cars arrive at rs a m and depart At
S:SV a -, arrive ~ Ills a m. and leave az 500
lions Also arrive at 2:l0 u. IN and leave at IN
m
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CENTRAL INDIANA RAILWAY.


pm. pm. pm. a m pm Am
w. S PARKHURST. G. Il. p. A.,
Anderson. Ind
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Wisconsin Central fours ................... ~
Colo. Fuel cow. fives -.........-.....-....-- az
sOffered-
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On the grain market in Chicago the leading
,trres ranged as follows:
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|IIGnnSuIV0nid lines
Trains Run by Central Time.

Ticker OFFICES at Station and corner Illinois ana
W Washington Streets.
sDaily. tDaiy, except Sunday. sSundsys ONLY
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MEDICAL.

MEDICAL.
FOR WOMEN ONLY.
Dr. r c.. Raymond's remedy Is perfectly relia-
bic and has brought happiness to hundreds of
women; why delay and suffer when by using this
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have never known of single failure. All let
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REMEDY CO, DEPT s., AL S. STATE ST.
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RESTAURANTS.

THE VIADUCT FARMERS RESTAURANT
Men and women TO board SO per week.
all prices. IDA SNYDER $40 Virginia
avenue.
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wANTED-MALE HELP.

WANTED-Two frst-class machine operators
can set steady employment al % Monument
place. w. r. WILLIAMS HAIR. MFG. Co
WANTED Machinists; union only; for job
shop work. must De all round mechanics and
sober men; gid wages; steady work L. S.
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WANTED-H you in need OF a position or
desire TO employ male or female help advertise
In the Journal. IL you subscriber the
Journal and do not find IL convenient to call at
the office you may telephone your advertisement
and 1t will be charged your account Five
cents for each seven words or any part thereof
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

FUNERAL NOTICE.
NOTICE-Attention, G.. A r Comrades of the
George H. Thomas Post will meet at 143S Cen
trail avenue. p. M. April 25. TO attend the
funeral of Edward +. Thompson BY order OF
G.. VI. SHOWER, Commander.
SAMUEL BALSLEY, Adjutant.
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town where we are not represented. We prove
to representatives that the DensTnore is the
best, and consequently they easily sell in
competition. DENSMORE TYPEWRITER CO.
All advertisements inserted I'm these columns
charged at the very low OF cents a
line. Blank or dash lines at the same price per
line. Telephone 2SS and your ad. will be called
for.
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REMOVAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

REMOVALcGUST ROSBERG. merchant tailor
formerly of lie ~. Pennsylvania st To-
Gated at and Pembroke Arcade. Phone Co.,
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MONUMENTS.
MONUMENTS-M II. Farrell. PAL West Wash
ington street Phone New 141s.
MONUMENTS. DIENER. 44s z. Washington.
Tel 2S2a. Branch works e. entrance Crown HILL
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UNITED STATES BONDS

United states refunding twos. registered go. 1851
United States refunding twOs coupon...... 1851
United states threes. registered .......... 1861.
United States threes. coupon ........ 1O7it
United States new fours registered. 1913
United states new Tours, coupon. .L.......l3f
United states old fours, registered ....... lO7iS
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Absent Friends.

absent but not forgotten"
Mrs. Lille Bell Knox OF Baton
Rouge has been quite i'll, but Is
now recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Mcguire of
Jeanerette rejoice over the birth
of u son.
Miss Margaret Stirling has a
most desirable position as ste
nographer in the Secretary OF
States Office at the capitol.
Mrs. L. r. Harrell of Pointe
Coupee who has been under
treatment at Hotel Dieu, is now,
we are glad to say, in condition
to return home.
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Social Events.

A dance was enjoyed at the
Wednesday evening, by
the young people.
A gay coterie of misses have
been enjoying companionship at
DR.. Barrow's. These are Misses
Annie Gilmore, Marion Irvine,
Carol Phillips, Roberta LOOMS,
Maggie Stirling and Amelia Bar
row.
The picnic at Catalpa pavilion,
Wednesday, was most pleasant
The storm Of the night previous
had given everything a wind
swept shower bath and dust and
heat were at a minimum, insur
| ing greater comfort than falls
to the lot of most picnickers. 4
small sum was cleared for thu
pavilion fund.
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Business Personals.

Capt. G. L. White commands
the new steamer, VIM. Garig.
Leon LeboVitch leaves to-mor-
row for New York to purchase
goods.
C. B. Golsan is putting in his
vacation working forthe engineer
ing corps of the Y. & NJ. V. en-
ployed between Baton Rouge
and New Orleans. He runs up
home occasionally for a night.
Miss Evelyn F. Bell, 70 Fifth
Ave. New York is said to be
willing to tell all applicants, free
of charge, the remedy which re-
moved a superf1uous growth OF
hair from her face.
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Freelard Dots.

Rev. F. NJ. Freeman spent a
few days last week at the home
of Mr.. John F. Ard Jr.
Miss Kasie Funguntus left for
home Monday last after spending
several days with Mrs. J. NJ.
Boekter.
Mr.. A. A. Harvey and daughter
Mrs. ]. M. Pigott, attended SER
vices at the Baptist church IN
Jackson, Sunday.
Mrs. A. W. Ard and children
spent several days last week II
the country with Mrs. J.W. Ard
! Mrs. Robt- Harvey and httl
niece Anna Belle, who have beer
confined to bed for several days
are now much better.
Mrs. F. F. Harvey has bee
on the sick list for the past week
Mr., and Mrs. F. o. Hamilton
niece and nephew Fannie Ar
and Louie Hamilton left on tn
7th for Hot Springs and variou
other points. They expect to Z
gone sixty days. ...,
Mr.. John B.Chaney the skillf'
E engineer of haywood, La
; repairing machinery in this Sc
/ ton. .
! Catnip.
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Rogillioville Items.

ID. NJ. Phares went TO Jackson
on business.
The roads out here are getting
very bad, no pleasure 20 travel
over them.
Several people from here at
tended preaching last week at
New Hope church.
Ivy Mcqueen of near Wilson
was visiting his brother Scott
one day last week.
Messrs. Louis Norwood and
Willie Wright of Jackson were
visitors to this locality Tuesday,
on business and pleasure bent
Misses NJ. NJ. wrightand Ethel
Simmons were visitors to jack
son one day this week to visit
relatives aud also to shop.
Mrs. NJ. A. Rogillio of near
Wilson spent last week here
visiting her niece Mrs w. III.
Farley.
NIL. Lee of the old firm of
Lice Bros. is expecting to go up
the river in the near future to
place the machinery in c. l..
Munson's new saw mill which he
will erect.
This locality has been visited
by several showers in the last
two weeks but not enough TO wet
the parched land and tc
make cotton grow or revive the
withered corn. Some localities
are having too much rain a
= present.
i The Rev. Mr.. Hunnicut assist
ed by the Rev. Messrs. Coleman
4 and Smvlie of Jackson and tn
i Rev. Mr.. Haney of Wilson, con
: Quoted a very successful meet
. ing at New Hope church las
week which resulted in eightee
8 accessions to the church. The
, preached to very large and al
, preciative congregations.
\. C. r. Williams Substitute
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The advantage Chillifuge has
over the numerous chill tonics, -
that It contains not only the al
kaloidal Quinine treatment In
tasteless form, but ali the other
medicines, which are Anti Ma
larial. In taking this remedy In
its palatable form you practically
get the benefit of all the com bin
ed chill tonics in use. Again a
ereat many hard Quinine Pins
and Capsules pass through the
stomach and bowels undlgesteo,
whereas Chillifuge is. soluble and
readily absorbed by the most
delicate stomach, and it taken
according to directions you come
under the influence of 1t before
the next expected chill, whlch Is
a most i'm portaut factor, when i
Is understood that chill No. s O
the congestiye type is OF mos
serious conseq uences, even II l
does not actually prove fatal. 81
You can readily see the iilpor
lance of having a mixture tina
contains ali the Anti Malaria
druga, and in a form that IS an
Ssorbed by the stomach immediate
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