The Eufaula Daily Times from Eufaula, Alabama • 4

THE DAILY TIMES. Railroad Notices. Pain ALASKAN A Wife Says: have four children, Tith the fird three I tuffered almost unbearable pains from 12 to 14 hours, and had to be placed tsadet the of chloroform. I used thres bottles of Mother's Friend before our lad BOUNDARY (vr6E0RGI5 Convention of Christian Endenvorert. Round trip tickets will be on sale to Detroit, July 3d, 4th, and 5th Limited to July 20th.

By depositing tickets and paying a fee of 50 cents limit -will be extended to Aug. 15th. The fare torn Eufaula is $27.05. T. L.

Moore, 8eth Mabrt, Ticket Agent. Agent. Baptist Young Peoples Bound trip tickets will be on sale to Riclm nd, on July 11th, 12th and 18th limited to August 15 at one fare. Tickets will be extended until July 31st, provided tickets are deposited with joint agent prior to July 28tb and paying a fee of 50 cents. Seth Mabht, T.

L. Moore, Agent. Ticket Agent. Excursion Bates. Pummer tourists rates to Southsrn Coast Resorts are now on sale.

Tybee, Ga $12 00; Cumberland Island, St. Smons Island. $1120; White Springs, $11 00 W. H. Qitinn, Seth Mabrt, Ticket Agent.

Agent. Chautauqua at Talladega The Central of Georgia Railroad will sell round trip tickets from Eufaula to Talladega on July 4thto20ih, inclusive, limited until July 23'd at one fare for the round trip. Maory, Agent. T. L.

Moore, Ticket Agent. Tybee Excursions. Until further notice the Central of Georgia will sell excursion tickets to Tybee aDd return, good going Saturday morning and returning the Monday following tf The University oi Alabama. Advertises in snother column. No institution in the country offers equal facilities for so small an outlnv.

Moreovr. tbe University Alumni are aud are to be the leadintr men in all walks of life. Equal strength acquired elsewhere or in an institution of less prestige would be far less valuable in a practical sente. EirIon tickets at rfdoeed rates betweea local points are en sale after 12 noon Saturdays, and nntil P- m. Sundays, good returning until Mon-day noon following date of sale.

Persons contemplating either a bus. iness or pleasure trip to the East should Investigate and consider the advantages offered Tia Savannah and Steamer lines. The rates generally are considerably cheaper by this ronte, and. In addition to this, pas sengers save sleeping car fare and the expense of meals en ronte, as tickets include meals and berths aboard ship. We take pleasure in commending to the traveling public the ronte referred to, namely, Tia Central of Georgia Railway to Savannah, thence Tia the elegant Steamers ef the Ocean Meant- ship Company to Sew York and Bos- ton, and tbe Merchants and Miners line to Baltimore.

The comfort of the traTeling publil Is looked after in a manner that defies criticism. Electric lights and electric bells; handsomely furnished staterooms, modern sanitary arrangements. The tables are supplied with all the deli- cacies of the Eastern and Southern markets. All the lnxnry comforti of a modern hotel while en board ship, affording eTery opportunity for rest, recreation or pleasure. Each steamer has a stewardess to look especially after ladles and ehll-1 dren traveling alone.

For information as to rates and sailing dates of steamers and for berth j' reservations, apply to nearest tickst tgeat of this company, or to J. C. HaILE, Ben. Pass. B.

HIXTOX, Traffle Manager, -f Aa. SJo, TEM. THE PLAKT TIME CARD IN EFFECT JUNE 11, 1899. Fire the tbe Ba St train 'ers oi the convi withi man 13 pa Th. Kil Mi! NY li Mr Mich Mr Mil Mi! Mil Sal Mil Mb Ed Ro Mil Cal Wi who not fi juriei Thi 40 mi was The 1 eoact i Th he 1 jourii me scop 7omi lg i one 3 VIA DUPONT No 86 No 36 No 58, and No 57 I No 33 No 85 WEST COAST 8 10 am 11 25 am 7 45 pmiLv child came, which Is a strong fat and healthy boy, doing my housework up to within two hours of birth, and suffered but a few hard pains.

This liniment is the grandest remedy ever Mother's Friend will do for every woman what it did for the-Minnesota mother who writes the above let ter. Not to use it during pregnancy is a mistake to be paid for in pain and suffering. Mother's Friend equips the patient with a strong body and dear intellect, which is turn are imparted to the child. It relaxel the muscles and allows them to expand. Il relieves morning sickness and nervousnessi It puts all the organs concerned in perfect condition for the final hour, so that the actual labor is short and practically painless.

Dan ger of rising or hard breasts is altogether avoided, and recovery is merely a matter ol a few days. Druggists sell Mother's Friend for $1 a bottle. The Bradfieid Regulator Atlanta, Ga Send for our free illustrated book. OPENED OUR Soda Fount With all the latest drinks. No bne can serve Coca Cola as we do.

BEACH DENT. GET RID OF THE FLIES Stickey Fly Paper, Poison Fly Paper, Fresh Insect Powder, Fly Traps B. Weedon State Normal College. FLORENCE, ALA. A Training School for Teachers-Enrollment last year 325.

Tuition Free. Board $8.00 to $12.00 per mouth. Necessary Expenses, for nine months, $85 to $125. Graduates entitled to State Life Cer tificates to teach without feeJor ex aminatlon. Graduates in demand and secure good positions.

Fall Term begins Wednesday, Sept. 18th, 1899. Write for catalogue to M. C. WILSON, Pres't.

Florence, Ala University of Alabama University P. 0., Tuscaloosa Ala. Fine equipment Able Faculty Flexible Courses Healthful Locality Beautiful Site. Expenses very low. Fall term opens October 4, 1899.

Send for catalogue. James K. Powers, Pres. GIRL'S Industrial School OF ALABAMA, Montevallo, Alabama. Tbe Fourth Session of this Institution will open Oct.

2, 1899. For terms of ad mission and catalogue apply to FbancisMI Peterson, dw President. ALABAMA Pi We Have Montgomery Troy Ozark Pinckard Thomasville Valdosta Dupont Waycross Jacksonville Jacksonville Palatka Deland Sanford Winter Park Orlando Kissimmee Lakeland Tamna Port Tampa Wiycross Savannah Chsirl'xtnn Waycmss Pnipqwlck Palat.ka 11 10 1 00 pm 9 28 pm Ar 1 20 pm 2 15 am a 23 pm 2 55 pm 6 25 pm 7 59 pm 8 45 pm 10 40 pm 11 10 pm 7 40 2 41) am 10. 04 pm 4 4 54 fi 00 9 00 Ar 10 on 12 30 am 9 20 1 10 pm 11 50 2 55 pm 3 30 5 17 5 35 pm 45 6 "7 pm 7 26 pm 40 10 00 10 30 pm 10 40 pm 8 20 am 1 20 am 6 13 am 10 15 4 94 pm 6 15 pm 6 3 am 9 20 am 9 00 pm 11 59 am 2 15 pm 8 20 pm 7 00 pmj i' -liver: 1 at Tour Door fur 10 nuts per Week JULY 10, 1899. PROFF.SSIONAX CAKUS.

GEO. W. WHITLOCK, SciKKTurio Opticus, J. H. Whitlook's Jewelry Store, Eufaula, Alabama, KB.

J. M. REEVESDENTIST, Office. No. 149WBroad Street.

Office Tel ephone. No. 27. Dwelling Phone, No, 86 P. HEOTfN, Dentil Office.

168K Broad street. Office Phone. No. Besldence, St. Julleu Hotel Phone AO, iu.

DR. LOCIS EDELMAN. Ere, Ear, Nose and Offioe, Dexter Montgomery. Alabama- 15 REPORTS FROM SCHURMAN. Conditions la the Philippines Regarded as Gratifying.

Washington, July 8. Dispatchei have just been received at the state department from President Schurman oi the Philippine commission giving some account of his journey to the southern islands of the archipelago. He finds the conditions in those islands extremely gratifying. There is a disposition almost everywhere south of Lnzon to accept American sovereignty. President Schnrman expects to arrive at San Francisco about August 25.

It is felt at the state department thai the commission has done much to convey to the native Filipinos a proper conception of the purposes of the United States, and in that way has sapped the strength of the insurrection. Mine Disaster lu Africa. Cape Town, July 8. A disaster has occurred at the New Jagirsfontein Diamond mine, where the fall of thousands of tons of earth has buried many peo fie, including an Australian named 'orgy the. Some other Australians wer killed.

Several persons were injured and 16 are missing. Appointed Probate Judga. Montgomery, July 8. Governor Johnston has appointed Hon. O.

O. Appleton of Center to be probate judge of Cherokee county to succeed the late Judge Savage. There wen even applicants. The new judge is young lawyer of ability. TEXAS WONDERS.

Hall's Great Discovery. One small bottle of Hall's Great Dis covery cures all kidney and bladder trou bles, removes gravel, cures diabetes, semi nal emissions, weak aad lame backs, rheu matlsm and all irregularities of the kid neys and bladder in both men and women. regulates bladder troubles in children If not sold by your druggist, will be sent by mail on receipt of $1 One small bottle is two month's treatment, and will cure any case above mentioned. Dr. IS.

w. Hall, sole manufacturer, St. Louis, Mo for merly Waco, Texas. Send for Texas tes 'timonlals. Sold by Beach Dent.

Waco. Texas, July 27. 1897. We, the undersigned, of Waco, have used Hall's Great Discovery for kidney and bladder trouble, and can cheerfully recommend it. JNO.

H. HARRISON. A. S. FOSTER, 84.M.

J. LACKLAND. PAYNE DIXON. J. BAHL.

J. W. COTHRELL. J. W.

BAUGH. BILL HARRIS (Ex Sheriff.) "I have used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in my family for years and always with good results," says Mr. W. Cooper of El Rio, Cal "For small children we find it especially effective." For sale by Milton, Beach Den), E. B.

Weedon and medicine dealers. 4 FIGHT ON DANGEROUS OILS. Nearly Two Huudred Thousand Gai-lons Already Confiscated. Atlanta, Jnly 8. It is announced at the agricultural department 'that nearly 200,000 gallons of illuminating oil have been confiscated in Georgia as a result of the order of Commissioner Stevens directing inspectors throughout the state to seize all supplies that fail to come up to the standard by law.

i This action is taken to iudicate that the fight on illegal and dangerous oils, whioh the report of State Chemist Mo Candless showed abounds in the state, is on in dead earnest. In eight oities in Georgia, the names of which are withheld by the officials, large supplies of oil have been tested recently and found to burn at a point below the limit of 120 degrees Fahrenheit, below which oils are declared dangerous and illegal by the law of the state. To Print Court Reports. Montgomery, Jnly 8. Gov rnor Johnston has let to The Dispatch Printing company of Birmingham the contract for the publication of the Alabama supreme court reports, from the beginning ef the publication to volume 95.

The Dispatch company assumes to print 600 eaoh of the reports; one-fourth them in six months and the balance In 19, 18 and 24 months. Under tba terms of the act the publishers can charge only 93. CO per oooy for the books, Scale Agent Kills Himself. Charlotte, N. Jnly 8.

Thomai E. Wright of Chester county, S. 0., committed suicide at the Charlotte hotel by shooting himself with a pistol The bullet passed through his head, the ball being taken out on the opposite sldo. He was agent of the Stimpaon Scale company of Elkhart, and leaves a wife and children at Newton. N.

0. He had been drinking for several days and had told his friends thai he would soon be dead. Two Regiments at Manila. Washikotos, July 8. General Otis cables the following: "Desires of all volunteers in Philippines ascertained.

Two skeleton regiments fairly well as-urd. Iu two or three days will cabls ti -9 of officers nominated for regl-men's so that appointments of lientea-- rcruiC ia United States can ib Or discomfort, no irritation of the in testines but gentle, prompt, thorough healthful cleansing, wbeu you take EIcg'J'g PIHq Sold by all druggists. 25 centa. JOHN K. STUCKEY ON TRIAL Spartanburg Merchant Charged With Killing His Bookkeeper.

Spaktanburg, a 0., July ft Great interest has been manifested in the trial of John K. Stuckey, a merchant of this place, for the murder of his bookkeeper, John Sevier, on Dec. 27, 1898. The jury was selected after some difficulty and there have been a great many witnesses examined. Ex-Solicitor O.

L. Schum-pert has assisted Solicitor Seare in the prosecution, while four lawyers of the local bar represented the defendant The defense was self defense. The witnesses, however, did not make a strong showing for Stuckey. The ante-mortem statement of Sevier, made to the attending physician and in the presence of witnesses, was the strong feature for the state. It was to the effect that he had gone to Stuckey and told him that his cash book would not balance and then asked for a settlement of a back account Stuckey went to his safe as if to get a book, but instead drew out a revolver and shot several times.

"The cowardly scoundrel shot me because he was broke and I knew it," was part of the statement. A pistol found ou the floor, Sevier said in his dying statement, had been in the safe with the other used by Stuckey and was drawn out by Stuckey. He (Sevier) had no weapon and did not use one. AH during the trial Mrs. Stuckey and another relative were within the bar.

wh le a beautiful young daughter of the slam man sat with the prosecuting at torneys. He Fooled the Surgeons. All doctors told Renick Hamilton, of West. Jefferson. after suffering 1 months from Rectal Fistula, he would di unless a costly operation was performed but.

he cured himself with five boxes of Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the surest Pile cure on Earth, and the best Salve in the World. 25 cents a box. Sold B. Weedon and Beach Dent. by Persons troubled with diarrhoea will bp interested io the experience of Mr.

W. Kusb, clerk of Hotel Dorrancc, Providence I He says "For several years I have been almost a constant sunerer from diar rhoea, the frequent attacks completely prostrating me and rendering me unlit for my iluties at this hotel. About two years ago a traveling salesman kindly gave me a small bottle or unamoeriam uoiic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Much to my surprise and delight its effects were immediate. Whenever I felt symptoms of the disease I would fortify mysel against tbc attack with a few doses of this valuable remedy.

The result has been very satisfactory and almost complete re lief from the affl ction." For sale by "eauchamp Milton, Beach Dent. B. Weedon and all medicine dealers. Alabama Polytechnic Institute Advertises in another column. No other institution offers better inducements to those interested in education.

Read the advertisement. dawtf Stockholders Meeting. Under and by virtue of a resolution adopted by the board of directors of th Cotton Mills, a corporation un dcr the laws of the State of Alabama, un der a special charter, notice is hereby giv en that a special meeting of the stockhold ers of said corporation will be held at the office of the Commercial National Bank in the city of Eufaula, Alabama, on Mon day, July 17th, 1899, at 8 o'clock p. for the purpose of voting upon a proposi tion to incur and increase a bonded in debtedness for said corporation to aD amount not exceeding fifty thousand dol tars J. r.

FOY dtil julyl7th President. To arouse a Dormant, and secure nermonent regularity 'f the Bowels, list Dr M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine. New York Fever Patients.

New York, July 8. Dr. Doty, health officer of this port, said today of the yellow fever patients from the United States transport McOlellan, who are at bwmburae island under treatment: "Miss Olendenen is greatly improved; her condition is all I could ask. Mr. Lackey's condition has not chanced.

ine temperature is aoout the same as last Jght, the pulse, if anythine. is stronger. He is very weak, but his brain is clear. Twenty-four or 48 hours more will da. cide his case.

All Quiet In Nicaragua. New Orleans, July 8. The steam- ship Breifond arrived at (i p. m. yesterday direct frwn Bluefields, Nicaragua.

heu the ship sailed from Nicaracna six nuys ago, me political situation was very quiet The government under General Estrada bad begun to move along smoothly and the American and foreign population were rapidly appreciating tiie tact that General Estrada was a much different man from General Tor-res, who has returned to the capital of the republic New Aiinlston Postmutter. Washington, July 8. The presideut has appointed the following postmasters: Alabama Anniston, L. T. Smith.

ArkansasJunction, Edward S. Pardell. Texas Brownsville, Joel B. Sharp. KIN iitui nioni 1 fciTuja.

Ivrymlu, lUcen, nd all lire quickly, jiltunujlly, pernift- aenly ciiiwl by KOSKELL'S COTOT. TIiukIii I mule clour, nmooth, Mill and Iu'hUIp, unrt li ki-it no h.v tUe ustot HEISKELL'SSOAP. It I fin ptirt np, onmtlnit with niMlliliinl mid hurlm, gnoihiof mid hoHllii In fl rl)rt. Aula ,11 l)ruiiUl. Hiilin.

nl, iO oil. (( i Sunp, 14 01. JOMNSTO.V, Uof.LOWAT A CO, I tUt DanxtriM kits. No Settlement Probable in near Future No Clash Expected in the Territory. Stated In Washington That the United Suites and Great Britain Are Al ready Working Under a Tacitly Understood Modus Vivendi.

Washington, July 8. Mr. Choate has not communicated to the state depart, ment the result of the representations he has made to Lord Salisbury in London respecting the modus vivendi under his instructions of yesterday. Although it is believed that it is almost hopeless to expect a successful outcome of these direct negotiations with London, it is not regarded here as inevitable that a hostile clash will folow the failure to secure a modus vivendi. Confidence is expressed in the suffi ciency of the present arrangements, backed by the sound common sense oi the officials of the United States and Canada now in the disputed territory in Alaska, to prevent a collision.

As a matter of fact, the United States and Great Britain have been actually working under a tacitly understood modus vivendi. The existence of an understanding on this point is manifested in the ready acquiescence by the United States government in the suggestion by the Brit ish foreign office that it might tend to prevent trouble if the war department abandoned its plan of sending a garrison of troops to Pyramid harbor. On its part, the British government has showed its disposition to maintain the status quo by quietly but firmly restraining the Canadian customs officers and mounted police, who were greatly harrassing American miners passing over the trails. If this spirit continues to be exhibited on both sides there is little reason to fear that the failure of the London negotiations will result in anything more serious than another long and disagreeable postponement of the final settlement. LONDON SEASON IS WANING.

People Going to the Country Much Knrler Than Usual. London, July 8. Although a few balls are still in sight, the London season is already waning. People are flitting into the country much earlier than usual. Next week will be given over to New Market, where there are numerous house parties for the second July meeting.

During the following week the season winds np with the Duchess of Portland's ball. There are several fashionable wed dings in prospect, the notable being that of the Earl of Shaf tsbnry and Lady Constance Grosvenor, who will have 15 bridesmaids, while many per sons are looking forward with great in terest to the reception to be given by the Duke and Duchess of Sutherland at Stafford House July 16 to tbe members of the Anglo-American league and theii friends, at which Mr. Joseph Choate, the United States ambassador, and Mrs. Choate and many prominent Americana and English will be present. DRUGGIST DIES SUDDENLY.

Dr. P. H. Dnltou, of Danville, Expires In Baltimore. Baltimore, July 8.

P. H. Dalton, of Danville, died about 6 o'clock last evening at Ganze Horn's City hotel. Dr. Alexander Hill, of 233 North Calvert street, who was called in early in the day to attend Mr.

Dalton, said that death was caused by congestion of the brain. Mr. Dalton, accompanied by a friend, A. S. Galloway of Winston, N.

0., ar- rived in Baltimore by boat early yesterday morning. They came from Nor folk, and Mr. Dalton was sick when he reached the hotel He was unmarried, about 80 years of age and a druggist oi Danville. Mr. Dalton was a member of tbe Or der of Elks, and the local lodge had the body prepared for burial.

Discovered by a 'Woman. Another great discovery has been made. and that too. by a lady In this country, Disease fastened its clutches UDon her and for seven years she withstood its severest tests, but her vital organs were undermined and death seemed imminent. For three months she coughed incessantl v.

and could not Bleep. She flnallv discover. ed a way to recovery, by purchasing of us a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for vuuaumpuon, ana was so mucn relieved on taking first dose, that she slept all night: and with two bottles, has been ab- solutely cured. Her name is Mrs.

Xuther Thus writes W. C. Hammlck of Shelby, N. C. Trial bottle free at all Drug Stores.

Regular size 60c and $1.00 Every bottle guaranteed. For sale by Beach Dent and E. B. Weedon. G.

B. Espy. Alaga. writes: Have used Dr, M. Simmons Liver Medicine many years.

It cures Sour Stomach, Constipation and Disordered Liver. There is great dlflarence between it and Black uraught 1 uied, which griped consldera bly, fend did not have tbe same effect as Dr. M. A. a.

L. which is mild and thoroughly cleanses the Stomach and Bowels. I. Remove causes of Menstrual RiinnUa tlons, and Irregularities bv tsklng Simmons Squaw Wins or Taletii 6 15 put 8 45 1 50 1 00 7 00 am 9sr" and Sanford. All trains dailv I Ar 8 10 am 9 30 pm Ar 6 37 7 43 5 27 6 24 5 00 5 55 1 45 2 30 12 18 am 1 00 11 30 pm 12 07 10 30 11 05 Lv 8 00 8 00 Ar 7 00 6 40 5 10 pm 4 10 3 10 2 30 pm 12 45 115 1132 1 05 pm '1 0 12 83 10 40 11 15 am 9 00 pm 9 55 7 35 i 9 30 7 00 pm Ar 10 10 pm 10 00 am Lv 6 05 8 40 Lv 2 00 2 Ar 10 00 pm 9 30 am Lv 7 45 9 30 -Ar 5 10 pm 4 10 2 00 10 85 am 9 05 7 30 am 7 on 10 30 am 0 39 5 45 5 4t am I 5 00 am 8 55 pm I 7 00 pm i 8 00 3 40 jio S5 I 8 50 7 30 i Lv 7 00 Gainesville; Ooala Trilby Lik(iaud Tampa Port Tampa Trilby Tarpon fips Clearwater Belleaire St Dupont.

Live 0il Lake City Hiph Snrlngs Trilbv Lakeland Tampa Pt Tampa 40 pm 10 00 10 30 7 SO pm piO 24 11 16 11 20 12 30 am 11 51 1 27 pm 4 00 3 no 7 23 8 4o io oo 10 80 Ar Pinckard Accomodation Leave Montimmprv i 00 Pinckard 10 pm, Leave Plncfcard 5 30 a Ozark 6 07 a Troy 8 a m. Ar Montgomery 10 80 am 3 SHIPS A WEEK TO CUBA. Leave Port Tampa 1 1 00 Mondays. Thursdays and Saturdays Arrive Key West 4 30 Tuesdays, irlavs and Sundays. Arrive Havana 6am Wpdnesdas.

Raturdavs and Mondays i Pullman Sleepers on trains 57 nnd 58. Monttmmpnr tn tvt oo 36 Montgomery and Tampa via Jacksonville jm uy miuruianon aaoress u. Tomi Division Passeneer Agent. Ala. orB Wrenn.

PafwPn(rr Traffic Msnsgor Savannah Oa Send 25c postage or currency for a deck of handsomely illustrated playing card ImiinWfllltnhQnnroonhDfliilop I IN EFFECT APRIL 23f 1899. DAILY BETWEEN MACON No; 6. 5. LVS. Eufftlllft for MuPAn onA A IKarh ttufaula for Montgomery and NEW TRAIN.

Lvs. Eufaula for Amcricus. Eufaula for Montgomery and Columbus." AND MONTGOMERY, Columbus. .10:25 a. in.

4:32 p. 7:26 p. 7:49 a. OZARK) 7:10 a. 7:35 p.

Bnd Macon, Montgomery further particulars apply to J. C. 1IAILK. O. P.

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EUFAULA 24. 23. Arrives at Eufaula. Leaves This makes a ilnllv IHJIUIS SETH MABRY, Agent. For Auburn, Ala.

Wm. LeRoy Brock, LL. five degree courses of study. Ben eral and technical. Has ten well equipped laboratories In which students work dally, and a faculty of 15 professors and 14 instructors and assistants.

'838 students last session. Tuition free for students from Alabama Session besrlns Sent. 13. For catalogue address, U. U.

Smith, Auburn, Ala. SUBSCRIBE FOR TIE DAILY.