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EWCAT10NIS OF NEGRO GOVERNOR IN.A MOST REMAlpABLE INAUGURAL ADOItfesS. HI WANTS SCHOOLS CLOSED Defies Constitutional Amendment That Will Give Legislature School Funds. EXPLAINS HIS QUEER VIEW Says Crimes Committed by Colored Men Are Owing to Desire fcr Eequality. JACKSON, Jan. K.Vardumann was inaugurated gov- of Mississippi today with the usual ceremonies.

In his inaugural address, which was delivered before a joint session of the legislature this afternoon, Governor Yarthiiiuum de- -clftfed that the growing tendency of to couitnit criminal assault, on-white women is nothing more than the manifestation of the racial desire BURNp-D. Misfortune of Arthur and Wife of Eel River Townahip. A Sage and wife were- burned oat of house and home Sunday night 'Eel River township. '-They the city a short time-HKo' with the expectation of pnrcbasing an 80- acre farm. They spent all' of their cash in farm implements and stock and were just comfortably settled in a log house ready to begin the struggle to purchase a home.

Sunday night they, were away on a'visit when the fire from thr3tove and was totally destroyed with all of the contents'except some clothing which neighbors succeeded in saving. There was no insurance either on the house of the contents. The loss will exceed $500. Neighbors are circulating a petition in the hope of raising sufficient funds for ttie family to got some sort cf shelter before spring: BEST, EVIDENCE IS COMING 4- equality. In strong and unmeasured terms he declared a education is the curse of the negro race, and urged the legislature to enact an amendment to the constitution a wifl place the distribution of the common school fund solely within the power of the legislature.

Education a Failure. 'What shall we do with the negro?" "he.j.jSaid. "Certainly the education suited to the white child does not suit the negro. This has been demonstrated by forty years of experience and the expenditure in the. southern stages of almost $300.000,000.

As a race, the negro is deteriorating morally, every day. Time has demonstrated a is more criminal as a free man than a The startling facts revealed by the census show that those who can read and are more criminal than the illiterates, which is true of no other element of our population. In Mississippi, particularly, I know the negro is growing worse every year. Aspiration for Equality. Ifou can scarcely pick up a newspaper whose pages are not blackened the account of an unmentionable criifie committed by a negro brute, aniaHhis crime, I want to impress on yofii- is but the manifestation negro's aspiration for social equality; encouraged largely by the character of "pee in vogue, which the staie is levying tribute on the white people to maintain.

The better class of are not responsible for terrible condition. I am not censuring anybody, nor am I inspired by ill-Will for the negro, but I am simply calling attention to a most unfortu- nate and-unendurable condition of affairs. What Shall Be Done. "What shall be done about it? The white people of Mississippi cannot sit idly by without making an effort at least to arrest this destructive tendency. My own idea is that the character of education for the negro ought to be changed.

Wisdom would suggest that we make another experiment and see if we, cannot improve him by educating his hand and liisfheart. There, must be a moral sub-Stratum on which to build, or you cannot make a desirable citizen. The negro, as a race, ia devoid of that element, Negro Is a Menial. "He has never felt the guilt of sin, the'restraining influence of moral scruples, or the goading of an out- rajffed conscience. These are un- THE FRANCHISE READY.

Information That AH Members of the Committee Have Signed It. The information was-given out late this afterncon in municipal circles that the electric light franchise. was now ready for the council to act upon it at tha next Councilman O'Ryan, Baker, Wood worth. Bursley and Pearse, members of the contracts and franchise committee, met and signed a unanimous report in favor of the franchise for the Jenney Electric Light and Power company. i 1 TTtlf -iir i i .1 IS NOT YET PROVEN GOVERNMENT'S MACHEN Bqt It Not Yet Bear a Some Even Acquainted.

WASHINGTON, D. Jan. the trial of the alleged fp8sroffic'e graTt-' ors progresses the great difficulty of substantiating the charge of conspiracy becomes more 'and more 1 Sppa-" rent. So far it has barely been shown by the government that the defendants were acquainted with one another. The intercourse chen and the Groffs as SUITS ARE PILING UP INTERSTATE CONSTRUCTION CO.

ATTACHED ONCE MORE, Officers In the City Consulting the Mayor and Board of Works- Other Court Notes. Suits begin to pile up against the Interstate Construction company. The by Contractor Moellering were followed today by an attachment suit for small amount against the same company by A. Hattersley Sons. The company officials were in the city today in consultation with Mayor Berghoff and Chairman Eggemann of the board of public wcrks but nothing of importance was transacted.

Treasurer Will Doehrmann of the company stated that he might have some information to give out in a few days. Marriage Licenses. Frederick Earnhardt and Ida May Thatcher. The Court Notes. Elizabeth Harring was, given a ten years' separation from geness Mar' ring.

Justice Skelton by evidence was strictly as business between a government official "antl goV ernment contractors. Machen was closely associated with Dr. Lqrenrin the Toledo postofflce fifteen ago and since coming to Washington'- has seen Dr. and Mrs. Lorenz on several occasions.

This 'is freelyVdlhTt- ted by the defense. Up to today there had not been a wo.rd of testimony to shew acquaintance between the Groffs and the Lorenxs. The most Ipmortant evidence of the prosecution is yet to be submitted--the drafts and transcripts of bank accounts, showing the alleged, passage from the Groffs, through the Lorenzs to Machen, of a certain fixed percentage of the amounts received by the Graffs from the government for their fasteners. It will be necessary for the government to prove absolutely a series of these transactions in order to establish the allegation of conspiracy. CASE CAUSES SCANDAL WEALTHY FARMER SUED BY WOMAN FOR 95,000.

Complaint -Alleges That She Was Badly Mistreated--Still In a Critical State. FOR SALE--At a bargain, if token soon, fine 6-jm cottage; in house, furnace room, South Wayne and Huffman istfs pass the door; convenient to public and churches andtsefiSrt, Plate yards! jafid Knitting feet; Real anoe and Loans Booms irf Pixley.lVontf BlocK. Office Open Every Evening; Female Help Wanted. WANTED--Girl housework. Inquire 1240 W.

Washington street. WANTED--A respectable mlddleace.d woman as capable of taking; charge. Mm. J. W.

Seattle, 303 E. Lewis street For Sale-Real Estate. Male Help Wanted, and Drs. Calvin Sledd and Card are engaged in conducting an examination bf.Guy Crager, a young man who is said to be insane! The examination was continued yesterday until Thursday. The case of W.

H. Barrett vs. W. P. Breen, administrator the estate of Michael Klnney, was set for trial by Jury on February 8.

The case of Amelia Scott vs. William Scott, administrator of the estate of Archibald Kite, was set for trial by the court on February 1. known to the real negro. Slavery is the only process by which he has ever been made partly civilized. God Almighty created the negro for a menial.

He is essentially a servant. In every age of the world's history it has-been shown that, his civilization wjy. last only as long as he is under control of the superior race that inculcated It. While a few mixed breeds and. freaks of the race may possess qualities which justify them to aspire above that station, the fact still remains that the race is fit for that and nothing more.

At any rate that is ail he will ever accomplish in Mississippi, and-as it is in Mississippi, so it will be ultimately in all the other states. The white man will not and should not'share sovereignty and dominion with him. The time has come when the truth should be told about this matter." The governor also declared that the people of the nation should rise up and demand the repeal of the fifteenth amendment. PLAN ENORMOUS BRIDGE. It Will Extend, Across the Strait of Canso.

HALIFAX, Jan. a cost of Nova Scotia proposes erecting a great bridge across the Strait of Canso, connecting the island of Cape Breton with the mainland. The total length will be 3,400 feet, ISO feet wide. It will be the longest bridge in the world and will be 150 feet above high water level. Forty thousand tons of steel will bo required for the construction.

Waddell Herrick, Kansas City, are preparin" plans for the great structure. EXPRESS TRAIN WRECKED. Harper Eggeman brought a sensational damage suit $5,000 against Benjamin Pickett, a wealthy farmer and teamster, whose family resides In Adams township, a half mile east of New Haven. The suit Is brought on behalf of Mrs. Elizabeth Dlnkel, a widow 32 years old, whcr has a boarding house at 121 Esmond street.

Mrs. Dinkel has two small dependent upon her support conducts a boarding house. Last summer the complaint alleges that, Plckett came to the city with two teams of horses and rented a barn near the Dlnkel home and later arranged for two of his teamsters to board with Mrs. Dlnkel. Since that tittle the visits of Mr.

Plckett to the Dlnkei home have been twice a. week. He would bring hay and feed for.his teams from the farm. He took meals at the DInkal home. The complaint says that he was forward In his advances toward the widow and she always put him off.

His efforts to make love to the widow were persistent and finally the climax Mrs. Dlnkel was forced to go to a hospital owing lo a mishap which occurred Christmas day, due, she alleges, to overwork and care and anxiety for her children. The child born prematurely died and since that time tho complaint alleges that Mrs. Dinkel has been in a critical condition and is still a very sick Woman and unable to. conduct her boarding house or care, for her The man who Is a married man with a highly respectable family.

To Prove what Swamp-Root, the Great Kidney Remedy WU1 Do for YOU, Every Reader of The News" a sample Bottle Sent Free by 7 Mail. flnfiell WANTED--A young man with some knowledge of bookkeeping to Work In drug store. W. E. Stockwell, S26 Harrison.

WANTED--RECRUITS FOR THfc Vttlt- fed States Marine Corps--Able-bodied, unmarried men, between 21 aud 35, good character; must speak, read and write English. Marines serve at'sea- on man- of-war in all parts of the World, on land in our Island possessions, arid at naval stations in the United States. Apply 111 East Fort Wayne. Ind. Agents Wanted.

Weak and flrifiwHthy kidneys are responsible-for more sickness and suffering than any. other disease, therefore, when through neglect or other causes, kidney trouble is permitted to continue, fatal results are sure to Your other organs may need attention--but your kidneys most, because they do most and ijieed attention first. If you or "feel badly," begin taking Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidney, Slyer -and bladder remedy, because as soon as your kidneys begin to girt better they will help all the other organs to health. A trial will convince anyone.

.3. The mild and.immMiate effect of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidney and bladder remedy, is soon realized. It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most.distress- ing cases. Swamp-Root will set your whole system right, and the best proof of this is a trial.

14 EAST 120th ST.iKIJBW YORK CITY, Dear SIR: 15th, 1903. ney trouble. All sy toy former 'strefigt had suffering" severely from kid- mptoms were on hand; had left me; I could hardly flrag myself along. Kven my mental capacity was giving out, and often I wished, tg die. It was then I saw ari' advertisement of.

yours In a New York paper, but would not have paid any attention to it it not promised a sworn guarantee with every bottle of your medicine, asserting; that your Swamp- Root Is purely vegetable, and does not contain any harmful drugs. I am seventy years and four months old, and with a good conscience 1 can'iecommend Swamp- Root to all sufferers from kidney troubles. Four members of my. family have been using Swamp-Root for four different kidney diseases with the same good results With many thanks to you. I remain, Very, truly yours) BERNER.

Pittsburg Flyer Leaves Corry, Pa. Rails Near MR. HOKE WAS DROWNED. Fell-In a Drainage Canal While Try- Ing to Cross. Slutnuel Hoke, of this city, whose remain were brought her today from accidentally He was attempting to cross the drainage canal on a board when he slipped into tha water beyond his depth.

M. G. Klm- ffid, of 8232 Indiana avenue, brother-in-law. North Uberty, was drowned in Mill Creek. CORRY, Jan.

No. 4, the Pittsburg express on the Pennsylvania, which left Buffalo last night at 11 o'clock, was derailed at Prospect early today, the entire train leaving the rails. It is said no one was seriously injured. The baggage car lies across the track and all traffic is blocked, trains being sent from here to Brie and down the Lake Shore. It was a bitter cold night, the thermometer 1 below zero and the passengers were tumbled out of the Pullmans in their night clothes.

GLOVE COMPANY FAILS F. M. SPJIALTZ GOES INTO BANKRUPTCY. WILL PUSH THEIR CLAIMS. Starr Families Want Big Estate Baltimore.

In is a Hotel- la Burned. TBXARKANA, Jan. Fire Btrojred the gproule house at I a. m. today.

Lost, WO.OOO; Insurance light. Over twenty were rescued, but lost all their CUM A COLO DAY. ito LantlTi Brotno (Quinine Tuttteu. MfutHl the tnoner if ft B. W.

tfe. RED BUD. Jan. organization of the Starr families of this country and their descendants has been effected here for the purpose of pushing their claims to an estate In Baltimore. amounting to over 130,600,000.

In 1797 of the Starr ancestors leased a large tract of land to a company for a term.of years. This lease expired In 1896 and company's attorneys made effort to cate tha heirs, but did not succeed In doing so. This fact the Starr familr ascertained a short time ago and attempts were made to establish their claims. Omaha. Jan.

Postmaster OeneraT Payne announced after the cabinet ttevtlnf today Henry E. Palmer decided on for the portnwtenilp at Omftftw, Neb. Mr, Palmer Seutor Mtllart'i Liabilities Will Reach $37,592.77, Partly Secured-- Assets Are $12,000. Francis M. Smoltz, proprietor of what was known as the Toby glove works, filed a schedule in bankruptcy this afternoon.

His liabilities arc $10,513.05 unsecured, and $18,007.66 secured, which, with taxes, make a total of $37,593.77. The secured claims include $5,000 due the First National' bank, $7,407.60 due the Tri-State Building and Loan, the real estate being worth the Hamilton National, the Farmers' bank of Canfield, $3,700. The total of assets is $12,000.20, less the $600 exemption. The failure is due, Mr. Smaltz says, to the abnormal rise of cotton yarns which were contracted for under the old price of cotton.

The raw material went up 33 per cent, and made the filling of the contracts unprofitable. The concern was sold to the Boss Glove company some months ago, and Mr. Smaltz is now manager for that company. He did a business of $150,000 last year, and lost all he had made in the last eight months. Deterter Shot Down, DETROIT, Jan.

19-- Private Commodore Warren, a private under arrest for desertion at Fort Wayne military prison, broke Jail last nfght and was shot down by a guard, receiving Injuries from which he died this morning. Warren deserted from the First United States infantry several months ago. and was- captured in Toledo two weeks ago. You may have a Isample bottle of this famous kidney remedy, Swamp- Root, sent free by- mail, postpaid, by which you may test its virtues for such disorders bladder and uric acid diseases; pbor digestion, being obliged to water fre- quently night and day, smarting; or irritation in passing, brickdust or sediment in the urine, headache, backache, lame back, dizziness, sleeplessness, nervousness, heart disturbance due to bad kidney trouble, skin eruptions from bad blood, neuralgia, rheumatism diabetes, lack of ambition, loss of flesh, sallow complexion, or Brlght'a disease. If your water, when allowed to remain undisturbed in a glass or bottle for twenty-four hours, forma a sediment or settling or cloudy appearance, it is evidence that your kidneys and bladder need immediate attention.

Swamp-Boot la the great discovery of Dr. Kilmer the eminent kidney and bladder specialist. Hospitals use it with wonderful success in both slight and severe cases. Doctors recommend it to their patients and use it in their own families because-they recognize in Swamp-Root the greatest and most, successful remedy. Swamp-Root is pleasant to take and is for salp at drug stores the world over in bottles of two sizes and two prices--fifty cents and one dollar.

Remember the name, Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the address, Binghamton, N. on every bottle. AGENTS WANTED at once' for city and state to sell the Great Chicago Theater Disaster! Long's Novelty House, General Agents, 903 Ca'lhourf street, -Fort Wayne, Ind. FOR SALE--Indiana farms.

Send for list Work. Angola. Ind. FOR SALE--Four houses with S. acres ofA 'land, on Huffman street, on car line, a.

bargain If soon, $4,000.. Romy, 22 Bank F0R SALE--S-rootn house on corner Wayne W. K. Doud. FOR SALE--fen'-room brick house, lot SS'' xl50 feet, on South Hanna street; pavement paid; price Lennart Ort-W lleb, 819 Calhoun 2nd Floor.

FOR SALE-- Some improved farms, 66 and two So acres, within 3 miles from court house; will be sold reasonable. Louis F. Curdes. Pixley Block. FOR SALE-- New 6-room house, Bloomingdale, $2,000.

W. E. Doud. Forty acres of land six from city. Jl.SOO.

R. Romy, 22 Bank Block. AGENTS WANTED--The Bookloyers' Library, a corporation with a paid up capitalization of is now preparing to establish an exchange In Fort Wayne and desires the immediate services of an educated lady-and gentleman to solicit tho regular price. Call for Mr. BaUard.

the superintendent, at the St. Nicholas Ho-. tel after 4 p. m. niscellaneoiu WANTED--News want ads.

bring 'Half a cent a word. I WANTED--Boarders by day or week. 815- Harrlson street WANTED--Three unfurnished rooms. Ad dress "Roomer," care News. FOR SAtE--Properties and lots to aBr parts of the city: buy a home; quit paying rent Louis F.

Curdos. Pixley Block. FOR SALE--A bargain on West Butler tl.500. TV, E. Doud.

FOR SALE-Seven-room dwelling, wjth bath and electric lights, lot 38x175 on Scott avenue; price ROOO. Lennart Ortlleb. FOR; SALE--27 acres, -well improved, 3." miles from city, 15,000. R. L.

Romy, Bank Block. i FOR.SALE--New 8-room house near Electric Works, 12,300. W. E. Doud.

FOR SALE--New 7-room dwelling, wired for electric lights, on Force street; price $2.250. Lennart Ortlleb. SALE--120 acres, 14 miles from city- good improvement, good farm, Hi L. Romy, 22 Bank Block. -WANTED--A small house 'hot more than 7 or 8 blocks from court house; no children in family.

Address News. WANTED--AH sufferers from the effects of tapeworm, stomach or pinworms to call at 1213 Wells street and try a bottle of Dead Shot; never falls. Agents wanted. For Rent. FOR RENT--A few residences and busl- ness locations.

W. E. Doud. FOR RENT--Eight-room house, centrally located. Inquire 226 West Main street.

and a book containing many of the thousand, upon thousands- of test momal letters received from men and women cured. In writing be Vinto say that you read this generous offer in the Port Wayne Daily News Of Local Interest. The Haberkorn Engine company wil hold its annual meeting tonight. Mrs. R.

S. Robertson is convalescent after two weeks'' sickness with grip. The second TraWl talk will be given Thursday night at the West Jefferson street Church of. Christ by Miss Mills. Mrs.

W. Ferrier of San Francisco, is the guest of. Mrs. Sol. A.

Wood who is also entertaining Mrs. W. H. Waller, of Tailors' Unioa-iNo. 118 had a smoker last evening wt'tlielr hall on Main street.

There w'a large attendance and a general was enjoyed by all. The meetings oieliil at Zelt's hall every evening by Allen, of the Christian church, are evincing great revival interest and are productive of good results. i This aftemoon'Mr. Charles Red up, of the Berghoft company, re- Blind, Bleeding or Protrud- lot Pita. Kir droggift will refund you, tf to Hdiff.

We. ceived word of thdeath of his mother- in-law, Mrs. Audu Miller, at the age of 67 years, at Vitn Werb, Ohio. The remains of Samuel Hoke arrived here today and were taken to the residence of Mi 0. Kimmel, 3232 Indiana avenue, from which place the funeral will take place at 1 o'clock tomorrow The Shamrocks give their annual dancing party at Saengerbund hall on the'evening of February 4, when orchestra will fur- hteh the music.

The dancing will be-' gin at 8 o'clock And Stop o'clock. By paying ten "tents additional those holding tickets for the entertainment to be fiijcti-by the boys of the Cathedntl Mhool Thursday Evening at Library can have them exchanged jr seat tomorrow monMff A. C. ConfetthnKfJr. fftthters will begivft otrt at 7 awi Missionary There will be a rally of the foreign missionary societies of the Christian churches within a radius of fifty miles of Fort Wayne held at the West Jefferson Street Church of Christ in this city on February 5th.

It will be an all day rally and there will be a large number delegates" present. Among those In attendance will be Rev. A. McLean, of Cincinnati, president of the Christian Missionary society, and also returned -missionaries from India, China, and Japan. Miss Rawson, of Angola, is the missionary from Japan.

FOR' RENT--House of 6 rooms, 348 Melita street. Inquire 612 West Washington. FOR SALE--Full lot on East Lewta pavement paid; four blocks from new. round house; price $1,000. Lennart A Ortilel), Calhoun St, 2nd Floor.

FOR SALE--New 6-roonj Bromd- 'way; a bargain, jl.600. W. E. Doud. i- FOR acres, all tillable black sou, fine hohie of 7 rooms, barn 20; feet high, other Improvements good; lo- west of the city; can be bought $4,500.

Monroe W. Fitch Sons, opposite postofflce. i Ings from 7:30 to 8:30. FOR RENT--Five-room brick house. No.

Emily street. Inquire Wm. Moellering, 241 Murray street. FOR RENT--House on Masterson street, house on Eliza street, two houses on Archer avenue, $15.00 each. G.

W. McKee, Trl-State Bldg. FOH'RflNT--New 6-room house, on Wabash avenue, one square from car line; hard and soft water and natural gas; also good cellar. Inquire at Hoosler Mfg. 130 East Berry street FOR RENT--Nine-room house with all modern Improvements; soft water, bath, furnace, electric lights and steel range In kitchen.

No. 243 Masterson avenue. Inquire at No. 1136 Calhoun street. FOR RENT--The most handsomely fur- nlahed front room in the city; bay plenty of heat, all modern conveniences; everything new-and up to date; gents only.

No. 1010 Fulton street. FOR SALE--A brlck home, lot 65 beet by' 160, near central part of city; at a Monroe W. FHch Sons, German spoken in office, cor. Berry and Clinton.

FOR lot, 35x150 on! East Williams street; price $1,400. Lennart Ortlieb. FOR SALE--7-room house and barn on I.lllie street near Lewis. W. B.

Doud. FOR SALK--Two houses, 6 rooms hard and soft water and gas; 818-822 West DeWald; good cellar under all the" houses; lot 21TO; price a month for two years, balance of- payments at $12.00 a month; a stop for some one. H. 724 Mf. Home 'phone 6280.

For Sale--Miscellaneous. FOR SALE--Two oil stoves used for heat- Ing and cooking purposes. Apply Clinton street. Patterson sells a fine curdoroy knee pant at 45c during the sale. Associated Charities Annual Meeting.

Attention is called to the annual meeting of the Associated Charities to' be held in the court house assembly room Thursday evening, January 21. Several changes in ttie date were found necessary, but it ia hoped this has caused no confusion and that there will be a large attendance. The meeting is now finally set for Thursday evening, and the program will commence promptly at o'clock. OUR MONEY IS YOURS for tho asking. If you hold a steady position with a reliable concern, or shop can borrow money on your own note and your employer wilt know nothing about it.

YOUR PROMISE TO PAY is good enough for us. ROOM 3 ARCADE--UPSTAIRS. Buy your Trunk Suit Case and Trav- el.inpftag.during I have on.exhibition, and vjjl sell at auction, commencing Thursday, Jan 21, 10:30 a. aj $08'Calhoun street, the finest stock of Oriental Rugs, Japanese and Chinese Art Goods, con- sistiiig of antique vases, lamps, jardi- nieres and statuary. Also a of Cloisenne and Teak Wood Furni- tute and All -are "nviled.

H. T. STAPLBKOgl, Cramps to Build Ships, WASHINGTON, Jan. contract for the construction of the battleships Idaho and Mississippi were formally awarded to the Cramps at Philadelphia by the navy department today at their bid of $2,999,600. each.

FOR SALE-rFirst class tailor's sewings machine; Singer make; cheap. No. 1136'Calhoun. A SNAP--Five thousand shares' Silver Creek M. and M.

Coft.stock: (Kel-? 1 Wash.) for 5c per Write wire at'once. J. Austin, Post Falls, Idaho. Personal. YOUR LIFE RBADING--Any 10 questions answered promptly and correctly; state' exact age and sex; for 26c and Inclosed stamped envelope.

Lock Box Fort Ind. Lost LOST--White fox terrier dog. with brown spots over each eye and brown cob tall. Finder will be rewarded by leaving same with W. D.

Collins, Wayne Hotel, or Ml? Broadway. Mlfctlianeoof, Tfjofjk Wayne lodge, No." 19, A. 0. TJ. W.

will have" a special phonograph party -Wednesday evening. The phonograph vrill -furnish amusement, and there will demonstration of the method of manufacturing the work that has been accomplished in perfecting 'the talking machine. la nil tint pao te afe pfe WANTED--You to know that want' in the News cost but one-half cent a word. If you want a girl or boy quickly try a News want ad. NOTICE--Resolve now to carry more Hancock life Insurance during this rear'' than you have in the past.

Monroe W.i Fitch 8ohi, fcneral Agents, opposite pottofflce. ALL AFFLICTED Vlth a' Wugh of ItBf standing resulting fronVia' frippt of' weak lungs, or hemorrhages, should try 0 my cough and lung syrup, Indlia remedy, made of roots and iMrta; It baa known to fafl. Can at 1SU FWrfteM WANT AIM MUM M. J..