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News of North Louisiana a.nd East Texas P.II I The best vegetable pills you ills ana aiA wu. And the best Sarsaparilla It barsapanlla II FARMERS HEWS Ml II, 1 CITY OF HE ucompHiilcd by their pretty mid ac-coinpllnlid sister, Mimn KiiIUi t'rli lituii, have returned home, after a work' enjoyment at the home of Ciiiigiviimtiun I'luiimr Itri'HXi'Hlo at the. historic town of Natchitoches, I. a. That ioiulnr and seemingly iililtiultruis commercial tourist, "Uncle Hm Luce)-, Hui shaking liiimlH with many friend here yesterday.

iSOLEl MASS OF REQUIEM Alton Gurroy Llanuf Ltd atANUFACmmiR AND JOBBHRI OF Augustlno county. Thin company now operates a number of mill In vurluuM parts of the United Htutes, and given employment to thousands of workmen. Tliey will build a largo mill hero If liberal inducements aro held out to them. The mutter of building ubout twelve miles of railroad to reach their holdings will be no big drawback, con. sHIerlng other advantages to be hud.

The mill will probably be located here. Mr. Guardian, a prominent man and. mayor of Gonzales, Texan, ia visiting" In Nucogdochea, METAT 1 Sash. Doors.

Lumber. Glass, Shingles. High Class Mill Wot k. Sole Agents for Celebrated "Wild Flbirid" Plastir, "Alabama" Pirtlind Cimint. KEffPUNT.

NEW GOODS. ou will make, a mistake if you do not get our prices before buying elsewhere. Phone 89. WINNSBORO. BISHOP DURIER PRESIDES AT SERVICE IN LEO'S MEMORY GREAT ACTIVITY IN REAL ESTATE MARKET.

THE INSTITUTE WAS LARGELY ATTENDED. Arrangement! nave bwn mad by Wis Denver road run a throurh Pullman alarplng par. flhrevnnort. a to Trinidad. Pueblo, Colorado Hprtnga and Denvar, which will leave thla point over the Tax-aa and Pacific rallway'a train No.

ii, departing from Shreveport at 10:10 p. July 8. Thla arrangemant wl'l enable those who contemplate a trip to Colorado In the early part of July, to board the sleeper In thla city and go through to deatlnatlona mentioned, without change of cara. For further Information, communicate with J. P.

Douglas. General Agent the Denver road, 708 Common atreet. New Orleana, or A. A. Ollsson, General Pas-enger Agent.

Fort Worth, Ti SERVICES LMfitlT ATTENDED CIH IS OUT OF COAL DR. OALRYMPLE PRESIDED Budget of Personal Items Gathered by Times Correspondent. Special to The Tlmea, Wlnnshoro, July D. K. Cordlll, Jno.

M. Huson, W. M. Gradon and T. N.

Bradley went over to Nutchea Saturday on business. lion. T. B. Gilbert of Wlsner was circulating among friends in Wlnnsboro this week.

Judge Kills of Rayvllle spent several days here thla week. Our young friend, Lucius Klam. now traveling for Jos. Levy Sons, of New Orleans, was visiting his family Wednesday, A. Lanrlenu of Natchea was in town on business Filday.

Last Sunday night In the parlor of the Monroe hotel, 11. J. Leu and Miss. F.va Daws, of Franklin parish, with married. Rev.

J. 8. Kdmonds officiating. Monroe Heavy Rains Worrying the PlantersCaterpillars Making Their Ha Gave a Practical Talk on the Purposes and Aims of the Farm HOMER. Items of Interest From The Times Correspondent.

Sneclal tn The Times. It Is Thought Some of the Industrial Plants Will Have to Close Down Wood Being Used in Water and Light Plants. ers' Institute Addresses by Appearance Other News From Our Correspondent. Homer, July many friends, Asphalt Roofing! We manufacture and enrry in slock a complete line of Trinidad Natural Asphalt Hoofinps, 2 and ply, ninjrle. ply flt, AHphalt Sand Surfaced and Hoofing Cement.

Orders filled promptly from Shreveport warehouse. Contracts solicited and guaranteed. Write us for prices and references. Warren Chemical Mfg. Co.

17 UATTKRY PLACE, NEW YORK CITY. Shreveport Office, 114 Crockett 1'hone 13b'. Other Speakers on Farm Topics. of Mr. Jno.

K. C.rey will he glad to learn that he Is rapidly recovering from his recent severe Illness. Mr. George Winston of Goorgln is the guest of his cousin, W. Koitson.

Miss Alice Wynn of Crowley and Mr. ftiwtelle of New Orleans are visiting 0 Special to The Times. Monroe. July 28. There are mora i uses and dwell- i i Ti ,1 UU1IU1IIKSI.

uunmcrriEf ii" ineir urouier Mini piruer, jev. him. i i IHHO I'HIliew nro rcsiui'iiin in vjui Mr. Lea has been clerk of the court In UIKS III COUIBfc Ul luiinuuiliuil .,,.1 tint IJ The of Ruston are the nai-Uh for past sixteen years, Misses Turrentlne and Mrs, J. 13.

I rT.ir."T..3 i fair bride Is popular young sch charming guests of Dr, Knighton thla week. Miss Lizzie Murphy has returned to her home at Magnolia. after a pleasant V. F. CHASE, Secretary-Treasurer.

B. B. HICKS, President. Special to The Times. Sodus, July 28.

The meeting of the Farmers' institute held In the pavilion at this place today was attended by a large and enthusiastic audience. There were about four or five hundred ladies in attendance. The morning session was opened with an address of welcome 'by Hon. J. J.

Fike of this parish with response and introductory remarks by Dr. W. H. Dalrymple, conductor of the Institute. Conductor Dalrymple spoke of the object of the Farmers' institute and laid specil stress on the fact that the Institute did not belong to the institute corps themselves, but to the H.

Y. H1CK8, Vice President. DIRECTORS: reported today. Mr. Jake Simmons I iir.

1.. II. llUmMl rtlMI iinuKiiiri, i.iin visit with relatives here, Mr. G. Gill is on the sick JUckft.

W. F. Chase. list this I lJuufc0 lllc O.vic, ner of Third and Jefferson streets, from R. T.

F. R. GoHinan. T. H.

Si ovell, E. M. Stevenson. B. ii.

Hicks. week. Judge J. A. Richardson has returned from Natchitoches, where he has been looking after railroad Interests.

Susie, of Manslleld. father and sister of Jno. M. Huson of our town, are here on a visit for a few days. Mrs.

C. 9. Thompson and Miss Cora Holloman returned to their home, after spending several weeks lure with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs.

W. K. Lewis, who hav hem visiting Dr. Ramaue and family, Mrs. J.

B. iBolton of Alexandria, the consideration being $4,500. A week or so ago he purchased the McCormick property on the opposite corner. Mr. L.

J. Giniler bought the Valley Vogh property' out DeSiard street for $3,2511. The city Is out of coal owing to labor troubles In the southern coal fields, The Hicks Ltd. WHOLESALE 1, Grocars mid Cotton Factors Warehouse Corner Spring1 and Travis and Travis and Commerce streets. returned to New Orleans Saturday, .....1 tlH A 1 1..

tr nii.fh:tuinfr Special Concession for Christian Endeavors and Friends. Through the co-operation of other Colorado lines and for the benefit of those who will visit Denver upon the occasion of the twenty-first annual convention of the Young Peopie Society of Christian En 1.1 to Mrs. J. M. McMillan and little family rife -t 1 a UllU nrt nt used at the water and light plant.

It farmers and agricultural men of 'the locality visited by the institute. The morning session was devoted principally to the trucking industry. Mr. J. P.

Edmondson of Sodus, read a paper on truck farming and this was lollowed with an address on practical truck farming by Col. V. H. L. Homier, of Texas.

During the recess between the two sessions dinner was served on the grounds. Captain K. L. Sellers, of Union Parish, spoke during the afternoon session on farm dairying and iater Professor F. H.

Burnet te, Louis-Jan State University, of Baton Rouge, spoke on agricultural education. The institute corps leaves tonight for Keithville. where a meeting will be held tomorrow. The attendance today was about 2,000. Special to The Times.

Natchitoches, July 28. A solemn requiem muss for the repose of the soul of the good and pious pop Leo XIII wus held this morning at Catholic cathedral; masses were said, to-wit: One each at 6, 7 and o'clock. Bishop Durler said the tlrst, then Rev, Andries and ltev. l'icagay said the second and third respectively, during which time the beil tolled. Altogether the services were solemn and impressive.

A good crowd tf faithful and zealou Catholics followed the services, mingling their prayers with those of the priests and A heavy rain fell here again today. Planters are apprehensive that If the rains continue. In a short time caterpillars will make their appearance. Already the caterpillar butterflies are flying around lighls at night; eggs are being deposited under the leaves of cotton stalks, but whether they are caterpillar eggs or not requires the judgment of an expert entomo'ogirt, as none of the cotton parasites have yet materialized. M.

F. Atkins, of Monroe and John Carr, of Bermuda, visited here today. Judge V. P. Hill, of Shreveport Is a visitor.

Ross Montgomery and wife and Geo. E. Montgomery and wife, D. W. Brej-zeale and wife and J.

W. Freeman and wife have gone to (Viushatta. the gentlemen to participate In the clay pigeon shoot tournament there and the ladles to inspire "their husbands with confidence of victory. Natchitoches has a fine team and its members are determined to win the cup notwithstanding East Point has won twice successively and has only to win once more to capture the trophy. A game of baseball w.s called Sun-d iy at 4:30 between the Nelken Branch and the Glass Arms, ibut the game was postponed for the reason that the captain of the Glass Arms refused to play at the end of the seventh inning on account of his nine being dissatisfied at the decisions of the umpire.

are on a visit to her sister, Mil's. John Huson. We had three games of haseliall here last week. Our crack team. "The Rising Stars," are making for thi mselves a fair name.

Monroe dent her team over last Saturday and the local fans enjoyed a good game, although it went In favor of Monre, to 7. On last Wednesday night at 8:30, o'clock, at Wayside church. P. C. Kenton and Mihs Eunice Carraway were united In the holy bonds of matrimony.

Rev. David Day officiating. lw thought some of the Industrial establishments will have to shut down. Capt. A- Myatt and family, Mr.

W. A. Myatt and family and Mr. J. M.

Franton and family have gone to Okaloosa iSprings for a ten days' outing. A solemn requiem mass for the repose of the houI of Pope Leo XIII will be sung next Friday morning at St. Matthew's church. Mr. John Sholars, editor of the Monroe Bulletin, and Miss Flora Moore, daughter of Rev.

J. R. Moore, presii- deavor, to be neld July 9 to 15, for which a rate of about one fare plus $2.00 for the round trip has been announced, "The Denver Read" has arranged that 'he final limits of tickets sold from Texas points shal1 be August 31. Instead of July 23. as previously announced.

Under this arrangement, visitors will have ample time for a really beneficial vacation as well as unusual opportunities for sight seeing, which should and doubtless will be much appreciated. LOOK HERE, SHIPPERS. If you waut to market your fruit and vegetables send as your orders for Baskets aud Crates. We manufacture and carry in stock all grades. A few Screen Doors left over from last season will be sold at cost.

VICTORIA LUMBER CO. Shreveport, La. ARCADIA. GREENWOOD. CEREAL FOODS Without cream are not appetizing, but good raw cream is not always easy to get.

Borden's Peerless Brand Evaporated Cream 13 superior to raw cream with a delicious flavor and richness. Use It for general cooking purposes. Borden's Condensed Milk proprietors. Professor Davidson Elected Principal of High School. Special to The Times.

Arcadia, July 28. Professor Jhn II. Davidson, of Junction City, has been elected principal of the Arcadia high school for the coming year. Professor Davidson Is a scholarly gentleman and Interest in the Revival Service Continues. Special to The Times.

July 28. The interest In the revival services being conducted by Rev. A. S. Lutz seems to be growing with every service Attendance Is very large and many cr' to the mercy seat in search of the old-time religion.

The subject at both services yesterday was the "Baptism of the Holy Ghost" anil ing elder of the Shreveport district of the M. E. church, will be married tomorrow at Mansfield by Rev. J. M.

Henry, presiding elder of the Monroe district. Col. F. P. Stubba and daughter, Miss Lida, left last night for Chautauqua, N.

and will visit Canada before returning home. Mrs. J. L. Kaliski and Miss Louise f'ahn leave next on a visit to Mrs.

Sam Casper at Winnsboro. Mrs. Julius Letnle and children are visiting friends in Farmerville. Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Vaughan left yesterday for Charlieville on a visit to Mrs. Vaughan's parents. Miss Alice Graham left yesterday for Nashville, where she will spend a month with her uncle. There was only two heirs left by the 44M'4'l'l' Jos. L.

Busbey W. Hamiter many sought the endowment or power for service. The Bible readings that have been conducted have been of great profit in instructing what Is the teaching of the Word of God. Lime, Cement, Builoing Material, Flour and Meal it Is hoped he will have a very successful year. Mr, J.

A. Dormon Is in Little Rock, on (business. Mr. W. H.

Leslie spent Sunday with his family here. Mr. H. C. Bailey, of Monroe, is In town today.

Arcadia had a very good rain today. Misses Mabel Scanland, Lil.i Belcher and Virginia Dormon and Messrs. 1. M. Atkins, P.

W. Kennedy. Dr. A. IS.

Nelson and Mr. Bailey, of Monroe, were guests at a house party yesterday and today, at the beautiful country San Francisco, Los Angeles and HAMITER. BUSBEY Wholesale Grain and Commission 310-312 Commerce Shreveport I OF VERY REMARKABLE CI 'RE late H. Filnoil. his daughters, Mrs.

H. Ferrand and Mrs. R. M. Breard, and they have amicably agreed upon a di San Diego.

One Yare for the round trip. Stop oer al'owed at any point en route. Privilege of returning via Portland, Oregon, For particulars, phone No. 43. Chadick, tht Katy man, will tell you all about It.

vision of the estate. An inventory was taken and the estate divided into two parts, ns to the value the Bayou De- Louisiana Ry. and Navigation Co. Schedule between Shreveport and Natchitoches: Lv Shreveport, S. n.

Ry 3:30 p. m. Ar Camptl, S. R. Ry Lv Camptl, L.

N. W. Ity .6:30 p. m. Ar Natchitoches, h.

N. W. Ry 7:20 p.m. JjV Natchitoches, L. A N.

W. Ry 7:30 m. Ar Camptl, L. N. W.

Ry 8:40 jum. Lt Camptl, S. R. R. Ry ..9:07 a.

Ar Shreveport S. R- Ry 11:55 a. m. We beg to announce that effective Wednesday, June ID. 1903.

lhat Shreveport and Red River Valley railway passenger trains will connect at Camptl, with Louisiana and Northwest trains operating between Camptl and Natchitoches. La. We solicit your patronage, both freight and passenger, to and from Natchitoches, La. CLARENCE BLLERBB, Gen. Frt.

and Pass. Agent, P. M'lLVRIED. Vloe-Pres. and Gen.

Man. 1 B. C. D. MARSHALL.

Assist. Gen. Kit. Agent. Qeneral office.

Shreveport. La QUICK SALES AND PROMPT RETURNS Piard plantation and the suburban References: Any Dank, Com mercial or Exoress Azent In the City. Car lots a specialty. Hay, Corn, Oafs, bran. Chops and other Mill teed.

place of Dr. and Mrs. M. A. Henry, where they were mosit delightfully entertained by them and their daughter, Miss Bel Henry.

The Young Matrons' club will be entertained tomorrow evening by Mrs. J. C. Theus. Rev.

J. L. Cox, of Jennings, has been called to the pastorale of the Arcadia Baptist church and will give his full time 4o this church. Rev. Cox is an earnest, enthusiastic worker and a brainy man and will no doubt be very successful here.

DIARRHOEA. "About six years ago for the first time In my life I had a sudden and severe attack of diarrhoea," says Mrs. Alice Miller, of Morgan. Texas. "I got temporary relief, but it came back again and again, and for six long years I 'have suffered! more misery and agony than I can tell.

It was worse than death. My husband spent hundreds of dollars for physicians' prescriptions and treatment without avail. Finally we moved to Rosque county, our present home and one day I happened to see an advertisement of Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with a testimonial of a man who had been cured by It. The case was so similar to my own that I concluded to try the remedy.

The result was wonderful. I could hardly realize that I was well again, or believe It could be so after having suffered so long, but that one bottle of medicine, costing but a few cents, cured me." For sale by all druggists. Rheumatism CURED Through tho Dlood BY consignments soumieu. Ask us for prices. We want your trade.

GIVE VS A TRIAL. property near Monroe falling to Mrs. Breard and the place on the Ouachita, the town residence and the stores on Grand and DeSlard streets to Mrs. Fer-ram. The Ouachita Guards will meet tonight for the election of a captain.

Considerable interest Is being manifested therein. Congressman R. F. IBroussard and Capt. J.

A. Mellhenny of Iberia spent yesterday and today In this vicinity. Mr. Woodburn Spencer is quite sick and his mother is here from Mer Rouge looking after him. Mrs.

E. M. rollank and daughter, Miss Ethel, left today for Denver, on a visit to Mrs. Wollank's mother. Mr.

and Mrs. J. R. Hanna and daughter, Mrs. J.

K. Hanna and Mrs. English of Shreveport returned yesterday from Castillian springs, where they have been spending several weeks. Miss Nora Renwiek returned yesterday from a visit to Mer Rouge. RUSTON.

Local Ball Team Defeats Gibsland 4 MINDEN. Negro Murderer Escapes From the Guard Personal. Special to The Times. Minden. July 28.

G. L. Paine and wife of Nocona, who have been Nine by Score of 4 to 1. Sneettl to The Times. ads write to busy too are We your do to busy too not but work electrical Ruston, July 28.

For gcntleman-17 conduct, good playing and bearing between teams, Ruston today witnessed a first class game of baseball hard to excel, between the home team and Gibsland boys. Not a bad play here at the bedside of L. M. Nance dur Q. and C.

Route Dining Room Service. Owing to the very heavy travel on the Queen and Crescent route, the combination dining and parlor cars running between Attalla, and Radford, have been replaced by full sized dining cars (seating 30 persons). Meals will be served a la carte as heretofore. ing his recent Illness, returned home on Mrs. R.

P. Webb and children have yesterday, taking with them the little Botanic Blood Balm Worst Old Crses Solicited. Aching Bones and Joints. Pains in Back and Legs MALARIA. We want every reader of this paper who has rheumatism or malaria blood poison to try Botanic Blood Balm (B.

B. the wonderful Blood Remedy, which tias cured more old deep-seated obstift-te cases of rheumatism and malaria than all other remedies, doctors, hot springs or liniments combined. Eotanlc Blood Balm kills the poison in the blood which causes rheumatism and feeds the aching joints, bones and back with pure, rich blood, and in this way makes a perfect, permanent cure. Botanic Blood Balm sends a rich tingling flood of warm child of Mr. and Mrs.

L. M. N'ance. returned from Pass Christian, where they spent several weeks. Mr.

and Mrs. B. U. Simms, who have been to Saginaw, returned home ELLIOTT UHL .69 Phone A negro named ill Bowi-n. who was being he.ld here for the murder of another negro at Spring Hill recently, escaped from the guard on yesterday evening and all efforts failed to recapture yesterday.

him, notwithstanding "blood hounds' MANSFIELD. was made on either side, and not a single quarrel or even dispute marred the game. Both sides did excellent playing, and the final score stood 4 to 1 in favor of Ruston. The vicitors leave for home tonight. We believe this is the third game between the two teams.

Ruston game between the two teams, Ruston having won twice. Mrs. McCrainie, formerly Miss Pearl Sherwood, has been visiting her mother for several days. She will return to Homer today. were placed on his track, but a short On account meeting of North Louisiana Cotton Planters' Association to be he'd at Shreveport on August 12 and 13, the L.

R. N. will sell round trip tickets from all stations on the L. R. N.

to Shreveport, at rate of one and one-third fares. Tickets will be sold August 11, 12, and 13 and good for return passage until August 14. time, after he bade the guard adieu. C. S.

Change of Schedule on J. Y. Webb. of Dallas, and S. G.

Webb, of this place, with their familien and a few friends, hied away to Dorcheat today where they will sport with the tinny tribe. Messrs. Powell and Thomas Crlchton, Dr. J. U.

H. Wharton of the Baptist T. G. ROBERTS CO. SUCCESSORS TO J.

B. SUTTON LUMBER COMPANY, PHONE 745. LUMBER, SHINGLES, SASH, DOORS, BLINDS AND GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHINGS. Oirtee and yards at Kansas C.ty Southern Railway Crossing, on Old Plank Road. T.

G. ROBKUTS, B. BROWN. Shreveport, La. Pleasant Hill.

La. blood direct to the paralyzed nerves, giving warmth and strength just where it Is needed. No matter how long you have suffered nor who or what has failed, Botanic Blood Balm will cure you. SYMPTOMS Summer School, Kansas City, Mo. Account of summer school to be held In Kansas City during July and August, the Katy will, on July 25, soli tickets, good for round trip, at rate of one fare plus two dollars.

For particulars call up Chadick, phone No. church left for Pine 1 51 IT, tnts morning, where he will visit his brothel, whose daughter has Just died. The parish oflicials are now comfortably domiciled in their offices In the new court house. Most of the rubbish fiom the old building has been removed, except the old brick building, vntil recently occupied by the clerk, and sheriff. This will be rented.

II prescriptions. MANY. Gives Satisfaction. Special to The Times. Mansfield, July 2.

The new-schedule on the Kansas City Southern railroad Is better suited to the wants of our people than ever before. They can now go to Shrevpport over one road and return over the other In the morning or evening, not losing more than half a day from their business. C. W. Klam.

C. K. Jenkins. J. B.

Lee, H. J. Woodard, John Warren and M. J. Abington are In Coushatta participating in the shooting tournament there.

Miss Luclle Williams, who filled the cbalr of music In the college at Al-varado. Texas, the past and previous Bfsstons, ia at home for the summer. J. W. Parsons, after spending a week with friends at Belcher, returned laat nlht.

Cards ate out the marriage at the Baptist church In thin place on August 10 of Mr. W. V. Town and Miss Florence Cowley. B.

B. Iiickerson of Shreveport was here today selling goods, an Is his Bone pains, sciatica, or shooting pains up nnd down the leg, tirei all-the time, aching back or shoulder blades, swollen Joints or swotjprt muscles, difficulty In moving around so you hav Interesting Facts Gathered From GIBSLAND. Social Notes of Interest in the Thriving Town. Special to The Times. (libtmUnd, July 28.

Miss Kfltelht Pennington left yesterday for Mineral Wells, where she will spend two months StiM Inltinrl Jit ItallirhtOII to use crutches, blood thin or skin pale. skin Itches and burns, shifting pains, bad breath, etc. Botanic Blood Balm I will remove every symptom, give quick relief from the first dose and permanently cure In a few weeks' time. Thousands cured. Kspecially advisvd by Misses Kmmie Akin and Amity Tnr od chronic cases, OlTR UI'AKAV K.

Ray lre" bwttl Tor S)l, nf any flt-Nffgini inke nn rilrertefl. ttAtaale II I rxf Hnlmdt.H.II. 1 slanrtnrni vrlwn tt right anaatiijr taken. We do everything in our power, in co operating with the doctor through our Prescription Department to give the sick the best possible service. The doctor will tell you that proper compounding of Prescriptions, the right quality and strength of drugs and chemicals means everything to him as well as to the patient.

We trust that you will favor us with your Prescriptions. Meyer Dru Co. NACOGDOCHES. not rnrra ymmr amf win COOLEST AND HE AT HIE ST RESORT IN THE SOUTH. No malaria, no mosquitoes 120 all outside rooms.

i HOTEL RANDALL Ilynaon Springs, six miles west of Marshall. Iron, sulphur, magnesia and litliia waters. Over one mile of gal-iiTies. Resident pliysioitm in beautiful mountain scenery. Tool, billiards and other amusements.

Kates $10 and 12.50 per "Week. Harks meet trains. Hound trip tickets for sale at nil stations of T. P. round trip from bhreve- port.

For further information address C. J. RANDALL, Manager, Marshall, Texas. THE LOCATION of a business house does not mean everything. Some of the largest and most successful store? in tin's country arc located away from the.

central business district. They did not locate where the business was, but they brought the business to Ihem. They brought' the business to them by careful and persistent advertising in the daily papers. If you have a good location, so-much the If nt, don't bo afraid to advertise, as you can certainly bring business to you as thousands of others are doing. Tell the people about your goods, your prices, in The Times.

It goes to them in the morning at buying time. romiftf ly he re Kauri wit Murphy, who accompanied her to Mln-, eral Wells. Miss Kstcjle Is one of our' most charming and popular young ladies, and will he greatly missed from our social circles during her absence. Rev. I toy and family left yesterday for Tifli.1.

where they will spend thrc; I weeks. While there Rev. Roy will hold a protracted mevting. Fine melons in abundance are to b. seen on our streets by 4he wagon load, notwithstanding that the hill crops of this luscious fruit was quite late thii yeirr.

Ancient Newspapers. Special to The Times. Many, July 2S. Through the courtesy of Mr. Leo your corren-pendent has had the pliasure of perusing a copy of the Natchitoches Herald and three copies of the Natchitoches Oasette, published In August, which Mr.

G. Cain discovered back of the mirr'ir of a bureau purchased by him. The mib-scriptlon of each was If paid In advance, otherwise The typographical execution of either is excellent. They are well nil. with advertisements, which appear at this present day.

Among thm Is an ad of the Ft. Jefsnp hotel, set-ttrg forth Its advantages as a summer resort, mentioning among other Inducements, the pleasure afforded by must" from the army band stationed there. Of the anecdote is one Illustrating the effects of hard times, making excuses for the few marriages then very prevalent. It ft a ted that at a certain place north, the young ladles said the limes were so hard hut the ymng gentlemen could rv' nen mv their addresses. ihI rain has just fallen here.

Yesterday Messrs. A. C. Lamherth and W. II.

Vimdeg-nr left bv private cti-ennie fr Mineral, Di Koto palish, where the farmers' Institute holds today. Miss Ksrly Davis returned yesterday fi'om Leesville, where flic had been visiting friends. twit nrfwrnrn Items of Lverrst from The Times Representative. octal to The Times. Nacogdoches, Texas, July 28.

Tho trustees of the independent school district of Nacogdoches met yest onlay and n'octd teachers for the colored school No. 1. The teachers for school No. 2 BOTANrC BLOOD BALM (B. B.

Is Pleasant and safe to take. Thoroughly tested for 30 years. Composed of pure Botanic Ingredients. Strengthens weak kidneys and weak stomachs, The (Jibbsland Silver Cornet band will he elected later. Tha teachers elected were: Wm.

Sanders, principal; I has been engaged to furnish music for cures dyspepsia. Complete directions Ella Lewis, nsslstant. I the political meeting at Minden on the g0 wlth each'bottle. Representatives of the lleywood SOth of this month, which date will be CENT Cbt-E Lumber company, one of the largest the opening of Judge Watkin's cam-I afcNI.rl'fcfc, paign for the governorship. samile sent free by writing Blood Simon Building.

Somt tniirtly new styles of sUiiontry just received. That the band is rapidly coming to MaIm Co Atlanta. Ca. Describe manufacturers of lumber In the United States, have been here several dayi seeking a location for one of the largest plants In the South. They own nbont seres of fine timber lr this county, and also have large holdings in Sau iSTnS aiJosrVbv KS trouble and special free medical emrsironients it to nn iii the n.rr -advice to suit your rase, also sertt in sealed letter.

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