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AFJERUHTU OF C0LUSI0U 0F
GE of the'
teeth titdrht
today la thousands
of schools the
children are pcived :
much misery from V
toothache and have
better general heal
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Inf txur homo ai veil aa C
in the school the on-' .
' monMnMof Good Teeth-..
Good Health" ia plain-'-
for adults aa well as for
Twlce-a-day care with a-
- tafmj antiseptic pa- '
ant-tatting dentifrice's
doe wonders for. man .'
womaaand child.-' .
Be sore the one used In
yonr household; answers
these requirements you '
. are protected if each mem- '
" her of the family has a .
:. tube of '- - I. v
RIBBON
DEWTAL CRCAM
Consult your dentist about It
ask him to irlva jroo a copy of -'
tha booklet "Oral Hygiene"
published b7 Colgate 6c Co. '
HEW POSTHASTES ;
'v AT BflCOALE
Hoh: Shapard.. . if
(From tfc Rockdale JReporUr;) f - "
Mr. Shapard ia a native 'Texan having
been born at Richmond. Texas August
31' 1S50. He was raised on a farm In
Washington County and as a very young
man learned the printer's trade on the old
Brenham Enquirer. He located In Rock
dale Jn .1881 and has been a loyal cltisen
here ever since working most of the
time .at the printing; trade' and part of
the time farming. He ia the father of
10 children nine of whom are living. He
has been a Iemocrat of the old school at
all times and under all conditions and
this 'fact coupled with his well known-
sterling traits of character tells why he
baa thus been honored In his later years.
liberty Hill Girl Ended life.
(Houston Pott Sptcial.)
LIBERTY HILL. Texas. Hay 10. Hiss
Beulah Bedford of this place ended her
life late Sunday evening by taking car-
bolic acid. She had been ill about four
years and had become very despondent.
LOSS OF APPETITE is
the first sign of a tor-
pid hrer. It k followed
by coated tongue bad
taste in the- mouth sick
headache and constipation.
Tilths P ills
restore the' appetite by
gently regulating yourliyer.
Sugar eeated or plain at
ifour druggist
Last Gall
Today- is prqbably our last
day the wrecker's will be
busy Thursday. We have
left only
Bobbinet
uito
Bars
Which art priced to close at
ridiculously low figures v.:
90 inches 'long $2.25
$2.50 $3 $3.50 and $3.75 ;
1D8 inches $3.25 $3.50 .
$4.00 $4.50 and '.$5.00
120 inches long at $4.50
and ..............$5.00
Two Sewing Machines with
motors attachedtnow in use
; ..- $17.50. .7 ..r- ; ;
) Fxanklin :
Mosquitb Dar
; Company : :
v M9TRAVXSST.
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Mosq
yiew of Entire End of Express Car finuuhed Out The .. Keuenger
Escaped Injury sad the Smuhing of 18 Bottles of . Hineral 'Waterf
. - ; ' . V Ont of Six Packages Was the Only Damage to Express.
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Engines Welded Together
if
' a W'iio:
Another View of the Engines
PRESBYTERIANS
IN BRIEF BELIEF
Adopted by Southern Church
With Slight Change.
Theological Seminary Question Left
to Committee of ICoderaton'
Choice and Delegates Mani-
fested Belief. '
ATLANTA Oa. Hay 20. With several
slight changes In phraseology the "brief
statement of facta" complied by a spe-
cial committee was adopted this after-
noon by tha Southern Presbyterian As-
sembly. The adoption of tha committee
report came after aa ail day discussion.
By a unanimous rots the general- as-
sembly of the United Presbyterian Church
late today adopted a resolution Intended
to debar from schools supported by tha
Government all denominational badges or
uniforms.
These Important actions by the North-
ern Southern and United assemblies
marked the close of a day which has
perhaps been fraught with matters of
more significant Importance to the church
as a whole than has any other since tha
convention of the Pan-Presbyterian pente-
cost . . :
eemlnary Dispute. -That
the action of tha Northern As-
sembly In Mferrmg to a special commit-
tee the matter of negotiations with tha
Union Theological Seminary of New York
with instructions to report back to the
assembly In 1)14 cleared the atmosphere
of a threatened storm of considerable pro-
portions Is agreed by the commissioners.
As a proof of this waa the eager man-
ner in which the motion of Dr. Mark A.
Matthews to take the action mentioned
was approved. Tha "doxoiogr" was sung
with fervor at the etose of two days of
acrimonious argument.
Another matter of prima ' importance
acted upon by tha Northern Assembly
was the adoption of tha reootrnnend ations
oontalned In the report of the Judicial
commission en the Home Missionary
Board matters. InveeUsation of the
board was made by a subcommittee of
the executive commission upon represen-
tations that tha board has spent too -much
for supervisory purposes m proportion to
tha amount spent for noma mission
"xhe report as adopted stated that' while
effectent work has been done the number
of synod! oal evangelists and field secre-
taries shall be reduosd and oompetant
home missionaries put In the field to work
without supervision earoept by Presbyte-
rian and synodlcal home missionary com-
mlMees Other Important reoommenda-
Uons wer embodied In the report aa ap-
proved. . . -
Diy Haws Selected. '
. Announcement was mad tonight that
Moderator J. S. Lrons of tha Southern
Assembly has appointed Bar. T. 1C
Hawsa IX X of tha Highland Prasby-
tartan Church lioulsvllle Ky. to repre-
sent the church at the Pan-Fresbytsrlan
Alliance at Aberdeen. Scotland In June
Chargea that tha Federal Counoil of
rhumhea of Chrit Inn America composed
af-aeia 10 churches aud dsnomtnaUonaVj
by the Force of the Impact
and Demolished Cattle Cars.
organizations ia attempting to Influence
National politics was made before the
assemD y toaay oy ur T. M. lowrey
Memphis Tenn. and Rev. M. R. Hall.
Galveston Texas. Discussion of the
charge waa postponed until tomorrow
morning. v.
SCHOOL PURCHASR PENDINO.
Cumberland Presbyterian Assembly Con-
iinuso lis ssssiona one Day.
AutuUoi Prut Kifru
BOWIJNQ GREEN. Ka..' May SO. No
definite action waa taken on this the
last scheduled dav of tha General ' Aa.
sembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church on the compromise In the pur-
chase of Cumberland University at
Lebanon Tenn. but the assembly will
remain In session for another day at
least Tha proposal' which Involves tha
raising or vsitm uaeiy will come up to-
morrow. V. L. Bray of Springfield. Mo. waa
chosen aa tithing secretary of the church.
Rev. J. - R. Goodpasture was continued
aa editor of the Sunday School Literature.
William Jennings Bryan's refusal to
serve wine at nta table waa commended.
"MILLION FOR MISSIONS."
Motto Waa Adopted st Meeting of Sev-
enth Day Adventiata.
lAttoctMtd Presi XrSsrf.)
WASHINGTON. May SO. A "million
dollars to missions" was the motto adopt-'
ed today by the quadrennial conference
of Seventh ry Adventtsts of the World
at Takoma Park Md. This sum is to be
raised lrf the next four years by the Sab-
bath Schools of the Aoventlst churches.
A report ahowed offerings for foreign
missions from Sabbath Schools aggregated
$(12778 an Increase of more than 60 per
cent The report of the secretary of tha
North American Negro department show-
ed that tha negro membership In the
United States has doubled In the last few
years. Ths total number of foreign mis-
sionaries to given at US. . .
Syndicated Less one Feared.
"' lAtttiatti Prtu Rfrt.) .
ATCHISON. Kan May 20. There are
"dangerous tendencies" In much of the
literature disseminated in Sunday Schools
according to a report presented to the
General Synod of the Lutheran Church
here today. The report waa aimed at
literature prepared by syndicates of sev-
eral church . denominatlona. Resolutions
against suck tendencies waa adopted.
' Unitarians Re-elected Bitot
UinnUi' Prttt Rrfri.)
BOSTON May 20. Ths Bar. Samuel A.
XOIot waa re-elected ' president ot - the
American' Unitarian ' Association today.
Reports showed that the church waa In a
prosperous condition .both as to member-
ship sod finances.
Three on. Trial at (Rowley.
" f Hearts Part SciaO ;
CROWLET. La. May M The third
week of the criminal term of tha Eight-
eenth District Court opened Monday
morning with the trial of Prentice Ham-
mond. Charles German and George Bor-
ton charged with killing Richard Mor-
Jhus at BaaOe La. April last Tha
ory In tha ease waa completed during
the afternoon session and Judge Camp-
bell held court nataM. . - t
r Peace Delegates Ended "Visit
' (.Atncimtti Prut Krrt.)
NEW TORK. May 20 British. Belgian
Australian and Canadian dslegates to the
International conference held here to ar-
range tha program for the celebration la?
ltli of 100 yeare of peace among English-speaking
peoples today ended their
nireauous-le day' visit to AAerMa
: 'Qf:fineuaHlr.poRiin: rep linen ancl crash; solid
. ;or with ieat stripes; sizes p to 17; priceda
' Stylish well made Norfolk and Double Breasted
Knickerbocker Suits; fancy cheviots home-
' spuhs worsteds and serges also blue serges
y ; sizes. 6 to 17 yeare; splendid values at
V $5.0056.5057.50
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Knickerbocker Pants
: Full cut' full peg plain and fancy patterns
4 1 and blue serge; sizes 5 to 18 years '
4 51.00 and 51.50
Soft Shirts
Plain and fancy Patterns of suitable materials;
i soft collars attached; separate collars or
' ; neckbands; sizes 12 to 14 . .
; 50c and 75c
f r
All
"GUNBOAT" SMITH IN 20TH
Jessr Willard Stayed Distance but Always at Dis-
: advantage in Frisco Mill.
(Atciti Prtss Kpsrt.) .
SAM FBAHCISOa Mar 30. Fifty poends sd-
mstaae In wrlsht. sis laAes la hrUtht ssd s
reach UKe tae sna ( a denlek eeald sot vis
toolstrt for Jess WUhua rioei Oeslnat Salts
vtae earned a lefMee'f declsleB la the laat mas
eC a ao-teesd bast. ' The sesTler punrh ot toe
m experteseea ass assieislTe Tetaras ceeated
few sMfe la .the molt thas the bulk ass strength
el his eeeoosst. t . ; - .'..'.
Notsrithstasillas; ha enterea ths rlna SO Dosaxta
Usbter thas hie opunaest. "Osaboet" wss a 10
la I raverite ever WlUas la the rlssslde bet-tlaa-
aferedla their boat.
Will.nl. feet inehee Is heteht sna welch-
Uff 230 poamla. tsweiea ibm the eeeeuerer of
mhimi vri. wnoe. oeurnc was cires aa o
Cu - hIA. u. J
at IKS iMBBd. '
It' W.. S'Sn AVImS tW.f.W th. MM.
'elea
started
Smith aad WlUard as th.tr war. The
mad w.i aBeTeatfol. bat tn.-jrd the esd
the second Smith landed SrrWr with rlsht and
left to the Jaw and WIU.nl apat bhnd a. he
tat to hi. center. The niter took a hats lead
la the third landing a.rer.1 hard .wlnra to tan
Jaw. and Willard appeared dlatreaeed. The mod
cloerd with the Kaaaas es the drfenalTe.
Willard bnras playing for the Gunner's atoro'
arn in in. iminji
nuhliu HMlik in . i--
npea.
and. rarled hi aaaanlt with a kma to
toe
tear sroant smos.. ia .tae-savreedins
. mum.
his . apart st one Hsm alao
issesstteei
lasaseseeeeeseeeeesaessmsesesi
MAND0T KNOCKED OUT
IN.12TH BY ANDERSON
"Bad" of Vai CdUTer tut Jot of
- Hew Orleaaa to Sleep ia Beat ')
' .. ' atLoa Aagelea.-'.'.' '
. Atmcittti Prut ftporl.y
KM AHOaXBS nta JO. -Jo. alasdot ef New
rlMaa was amecred eat la the twelfth mod
et hi. aabeduled SS-mnd agM am toaight with
Antinia eT Vancoarre. Maadot waa not
wa in the Saal rood .bat he was
mm mm im nv ww. siwmwv hbwuw. - . 1
aeraroa mfmrn ami a. coa noa-oiraoB or IBS
Bourheraor. stepped ths feat with Maadot star
serine sttaaUy a boat ths rtag and heat as Aader-
Maaeot was saaM. to lead' s stew la the Bret
aasV la ths sac aed aaduuia pastebrd klm
strerely with rlgass rhrsts to tan body. Maadot
ttayed away team . the Bars-aittlag Jtertberser
Is ths taws bat managed to ast aorwal-Usht
to Asdiness's taoe. :
with a- hard right to the Jaw
M tanrat wWll aaTajt ' -
In the fearth aad tftb round. As tanas ntared
MasdaK'a ewe same ha raag. Sghtia but
iiaivai tm ww weTunj
Aaoaraoa rooes.
farther eeooe.
nuitr to Wttar the aoataernor1. r
aerner'a Hba with rtgata.
! the tonth raana Anderana recked Mandot'a
head with s rtsht and left and wbea the Boath-
araer west la to s clinch Anderses placed hb)
k-vrj
rise right
to the Jaw made iaandot wilt appar.
atly helplees.
butMiil ea hie test. BetereB
)jta aroiHad the arht to him.
ly wi aa4 Ml at t'ect Kach
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the new straws and
silk bands; all sizes-
ssttlaa Smith throaa. ths nDea. faalth
uacc irfrarcur mil ais oiowa were ui-ubmo.
The sixth waa taste the Kasaas sot follow las
an hla adrastase.
There 'ja nuch ellneblas Is the seresth aed
Referee Selur waa kept mm; aeparatlat ths
pair. Both alowed sp parceptibly and not eatll
the tenth round waa Berce milting roasmed.
Smith tbea a pi It th. Kanaas's ear with a rifht
awlns and blond sowed In a treaa from tha
wooiid. The adrantass at thla ataca waa with
tb. Gunner.
. Smith peeked away at Wlttard'a ear In -the
e)rTnth and the crowd Jeered the riant who
elinched repeatedly to avoid punishment. JL left
to the chin In the next period atancered Wil-
lard. Kaaer for a knockout the Gunner praseaa
eroasd ttic hlrrer man. landlnr frannrnrlT aiims
Injtly with little ateam behinT hla Mowa.
In the thirteenth he hit Willard almost at
will the Kaaaaa seemingly content to back
away and coyer aa heat be could.
Willard opened the fourteenth mad with as
ssexprcted onalausht that took Smith saawaras
and. alammtns .the Sunder aralMt the ropes
drore a left to the Jaw that dased him. Smith
fmirht back oimeJy and laeted eat the round.
Hla left eye aa cloeed when be took his corner
in the nrteenth. but la the sett mod fe skewed
bp etronrer. holding the Kanaaa erea. .
Homm were eren In the aerenteenth and elga-
teentlv which were featured by bearr amcslns.
In the nineteenth Smith agala eneaed WUIanTa
ear. oatflthtlng the giant at clone range.
The Onnner forced the Ixtitlor thmurboot
the twentieth and wbea Referee Sells designated
him aa the winner at the end ef the boat the
crowd cheered ia a peroral.
stde the limit of iS3 poanda.
Maadot was a
1U to 8 farorite. with light betting.
Oal Delaaey of Clenland earaed a
over Monte Attell. the Sas rraociaco
feather.
wrigui aa a preliminary to the mala
Court House Ball Team
-The clerks Is the dlSeraat onVea la the Ober.
hare erganisad s baseball team The
meeting for the erganiaathni waa heht ta the
oOce ef County Tag Coi lector Can rmiaalna
kloaday sight sad ewlte s large number slsataat
their Istaatlea ef getting a to the tsjne. Ths
names ef the slayers will be annanni ad rates.
Tt ia stated that the Ceurthosa. team ei pacta
to set a game oat ef the dry hall eevkryes.
Brlttort Beat Murphy. -
lAimeialtd Prttt XrSert.) j
KENOSHA. WIS.. May 30. Jack Mttee ef
ruirago beat Bddle Mnrphr of aoetM ta a 10-
mnd arht tonight. Murphy's inigad ni
aarod him frem a kasckoat. -
CEAB1TT 11ELEGAIZS VABZD.'
Appointed Ij Colquitt to Bepreeent
Texas at Seattle Coimatioa. :
AUSTIN. Texas. May M.-Ternor
Colquitt today appointed tha follea-rla;
delasratas from Texas to the tertlatii ses-.
stem of the National Ccnferatwa ot Chars
ties and Carreotlona ta be held In Seat
tie. Wash.. JnlT l-ls- Ben B. Cabeil. U
W. Tittle and X. W. zn-asam Piissn'
Commissioner at Hantsrille; A W. Bd-
dias superiotendeat State Training
School for Juveniles at Oatesrllle; Tom
Flat Jr. Qeor-re WaMiy Brim DeJ-
laa; M. M. Harrla Waco: RstL X
Morris Fort Worth; D. M. Reedy Ty-
ler; R. U Warren. Terrell; J. C Wetaert
Setjulw. . - . .
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: Wash Ponts
Plain anr4 Fancy Linen and Crash and blue and
. white Check alsoNKhakd Wash Pants; Alzca 5
to 18 years 50c and 51-00.
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r Union Sulfa
C. '
s!; and? Jttveitiiles Hats
shapes with soft roll brims and assorted
'. 50c. 75c'S1.6o and S1.50
PLANS :
TARIFF DELAY
Minority WQl Offer Many
- Acecdsents.
Afanoit Srery Item will Be Attack-ed-eroepect
of Wafe Cot Probe
Interested tae . ;.
s SejUrton. ' " . Vv-V'
(Atttcim Prtr Xryerd.) ;
. WABHTNGTOlf. laay M. That
Hean Senators plan to Insist upon
nasnta to nearly a very ttem In tha Tntnes-
Wood tariff bill whan It eemea Ivafera tha
Setakts for seBeral BiLaanilon bacauaa drrt.
dent today whan Senator Psnrnas. faranar
nh airman of the Vlnaaoa Commlrlee da-
otared that erery member of tha nitnortty
would hare araendraenta to propasa.
Pmrlnc debats today oa the matter af
maklns pubtte the briefs filed ay marra-
faetarara wth tha ftnanoe suboommlttees.
Senator Towns-end ot Btlchitaa axatnied to
ooUoqny with Senator irrmrnona relattre
to the aUefad tharkta of nshntsfantaMrs
to redacs wa-es aad tha oocmtsr inten-
tion of the administration through tha
b ureas of corporations to lnTsstlsate oon-
m wnioh mini reouce was-eo iouow-
tarlfl reductions.
is me senator aware asaea usuatui
Ttrwnsend "of any condition exist! nc
which will make possible thla proposed
eoerolon on the part of the Qorernment
aa Indicated by the Seorstary of Com-
Out af Thraata.
of the seorstary ralatlne to
taareetijratloris of mafluraotarers." replied
SsMtor Blo-uncns ' "hare grown out 'of
threats oonataritly mads by the protected
Interests that they would red-aoe wagna
nnless they are permitted ta retain the
aseeaalTa tariff. ratea.' -i : ' .";'v s.-'.Vi'vv
The Senator may ooBstrue It as ha.
sees fit" Senator Sbnmeoa . eamoaided.
Call It a threat ar a atalesaent. but
the Secretary of Commerce had refer-
ence to these constant warnings by j-epre-sentatlree
of tha protected industries that
they would not suffer In their own poeketa
from tariff reductions bat would shoulder
the loss oh their employee." ...
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Appelntmerits Were ConSriwasl.' '
Senators who wars tookina; forward to
a discuasion of osnsus taking (rem the
days of Babylon to the praeant were dis-
appointed tonight whan the promised
fight over the oooflnnaMom of W. J. Har-
ris of Georgia or director of tha census
succeeding K. Paaa Dnraad. waa sub-
mitted to arbitration and aa agreement
waa msvds to rote en tt June I. In tha
CASTOR I A f-'toB
in:' ."o.i
Boys' Blue Serge Norfolk and Double Breasted
models; wen made of extra fine quality serge;
' . knickerbockers ' with side Ibuckles and belt
sloops; sizes 6 to 17 years; priced at v ; )
s " .'.j... . '. . v .; ii in. r ; "' . ' ' ... . '.
Of open ; Mesh Gauze . Pbroskctt and : N&asack; "
sizes 4 to 16 years50e and 25c '
Romporo
A splendid showing of Children's Rpmpers; sizes -v
2 to 8 years; of various wash fabrics and
styles prriced 50c and 75c
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harv iiuk.9 Pattel--
ARSSTtU.
l:akiq it- '
today tiis.
LARCZST
AD TIIS CEST ;
PAinT E3ADS
tWMhiTd
JAS.DUTECO.
tonSgdst
Senate uanBuuod tha wiaiiliMsUona of s
era! score mnttmaatara and other otii'-i
Including Oeorge W. Onthrto aa Amu
aador to Japan. John K Mitohed as
rector of the port ef New York O.
Baltngaher aa Oommlssloner of remd.
and Albert Lea Tburmaa aa SoUoltor
tha Department of Commerce. Norui
ttoaa of William H. Berry as OoDectot
Customs at Phlladecpala and that
Fran kiln P. Ootcock no Jailer at Be
fort N. C to whloh Bsnwbaiean ohjeci
aaa Den rsunra.
ASJIT HEAI< TS TEUZ
tut Three Beathi is Camps at Tea
City and Gmhresten From Disease
;--'.- WsaUSM ft Spim
"TBXAiB ' CTTT May . That
health of tha sokUsrs of tha Second 4t
aton 'now encamped In Tama City a
Qarreston ia axeepttoaaDy good was ma
evident today by Major Oensral W1UU
H. Carter aomnundar of tha easisV
whan ha oalled attention to tha fast tt
there has been but three dsafas frc
disease stnee the mohUIsation lata In T
ruary. -Tho first death oeottrred in t
Texas City camp and waa from sp'
meningitis said to bass been eoeitra-
aefora tha arrival of the troops h
Since then there has been one dost
Texas City due to tuberculosis aad -la
Qahreeton due to pneumonia.
Provision Is being made for the we
of tho 4000 animals of ths division i
General Aleshlre head af the qn
master's department has approve
appropriation for shelters for tha h
and mules. ; -. -.. ;i - -
GOLIAD Texas May 1 T
Fly. the young grandson
lor while climbing a tree tut
himself probably seriously he
his head and It Is feared that bis i
Injured seriously. . - .. ....
Bears tae
Csnature
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