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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-31
At the Cnpit.I.

Washington, May S0.-The Observance
of Memorial Day in Washington was even
more general than usual and the pro-
sramme of the ceremonies at historic Ar
lington, the soldiers home, and other cere-
Il onies where rest the soldier deal were
more elaborate than for many years. The
services at Arlington were especilly i'm
prcssiyr.
about 1870 o'clock, accompanied by Vice
President Hobart and Secretary and Mrs.
Gage, arrived about 1880 o'clock and pro-
ceeded at onca to the ampitheater, where
they wero joined by The other distinguishes
guests. An elaborate programme was here
carried out, the principal feature being an
Grafton by Senator John NJ, Thurston OF
Nebraska.
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HAIL AND RAIN STORM.
Considerable Small Damage Was
Done mt sherman.

sherman, Texas, May ca terrific
hail and thunder storm visited the north
ern portion of this county this evening
ahout s o'clock. and lasted without abate-
ment for nearly two hours, The disturb
ance was accompanied by violent display
of electricity which caused the city's light
and the electric street railway plants to
shut down, thus leaving the entire city in
total darkness and manv suburban resi-
dents who had ventured out to church
without conveyance with which TO reach
their homes. The hail. which was OF large
SIZE, fell! with sufficient force to smash
window glass wherever II came In con-
tact with It. The wind and hail were fol-
lowed by an enormous downpour OF rain
which quickly filled all the cutters and
then flooded the streets until they repre-
scented raging waterways. At this hour II
Is impossible to tell to what extent il any.
wheat and oats We're damaged by the wind
hnd hail, though II Is thought that these
crops suffered some The rain was OF
material benefit to corn and cotton.
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Orange, Texas. May SO,--From $3.50 unit,
after o'clock this afternoon more shan A
thousand people waited AT the passenger de-
pot here to SEQ Roosevet's Rough Risers
pass through. Their patience was al last re-.
warded and q migaty shout went up from N,
assembled enthusiasts as the long train
pulled by two big engines came swinging
around tho curve, The train stopped only
long enough for the engines TO take water,
but this was ample time fer hundreds OF
bouquets to be thrown into the train 10 the
brave soldier boys, who gave cheer AFTER
cheer for the ladies who had thus remembered
them. Neither Colonel Woods nor I.ieu;en-
ant Coionel Roosevelt were on this first sec
uon. much to the disappointment OF many
who had hoped to ut least get u glimpse OF
these two men who We're going 10 Cuba 10
Win fame and glory with their troops OF
Rough Riders,
The crew OF the Postal Telegraph company
is cncamped In the edge OF the city and are
working toward the city from the sabine
river bridge. Their lines are expected 10
reach this place within few days
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M'kISLEY'S REGRETS.
Patriotic Sentiments Expressed I,
the Gettysburg Committee.


Washington, May SO.-The president has
written letter expressing his regrets that
he could not take part In the exercises at
Gettysburg today.
Louis ID. Wine, of Committee Memorial
Day Exercises, Gettysburg. Pa
Executive Mansion. Washington. May
20, lS9S-My Dear Sir: engagements here
the nature OF which are we'll understood
VIII prevent me taking part in the Me-
mortal Day ceremonies at Gettysburg this
year. attendance upon which under other
crcums tances would have afforded me an
exceeding qualification. Whatever may be
the character of its temporary problems,
this liberty loving Nation Is not and never
can be forgetful of the immortal heroes o.
the civil war For those who served as
we'll as for those who fell at Gettysburg.
now so peaceful and beautifully adorned
with tho highest creations of the sculptor s
art. our reunited fellow countrymen,
without regard to locality. creed or roliti-
cal faith have an abiding respect and the
II ost cordial esteem"
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iiEANi STABLES.
AMMUNlTION-~Powd per key &. oos.
t2o; blasting powder, sl.65 per keg; drop shot
per sack. $l.25. buck. $3.50,
BACoN--Extra short clear, in sacks "a. m
&c; regulars sasgsaei boxed NC higher;
smoked bellies SgsaYc; New York salt bellies
BAuGlNG AND TIES--i4ess than ear ,ot.
from Houston; Basging. lib 6,sc; 2S.-ib, Tic
1les, Arrow, i5-lb. sUc, Delta. 81
Z CANDi--Stick, Wrapped, basis a. "a. ms
per ib special Sizes ne higher
shG99sc. prime. loalol4e; ohoice, i1lsGliic;
ed oonees. Arbuchlos Arlosa. basis loo ID
cnses, ll.50c delivered, 36-lb cases. II 700 d.,
livered; Apex. ioo,lb cases. ii,aoc; III sO.ib
FLOUR Empire Mills, Houston: payIson,s
hish patent, $3.50; White Ribbon, second nat !,
ent, $3.50 Texas Star mills quote; Tidal WAY,
$3.50; Sea Fairy, second roller patent &, To.
Sea Pearl. $3.50; rye Hour, 40 Special RATS
for shipments TO interior points; hour In bnr
rels l5c above sacks; in half barrels soc above
FARfNACEous GooDs--Grits, homlpy ana
cream meal in barrels, $40 pearl meal i'm
xo-lb sacks, s20Vag,lo per bill OF four sacks,
Scotch and Friends oats, $500: Columbian
HAMS Standard. stsc, picnic hams. nc.
H0NEf--ln 60-ih cans, extracted 4isaf5isc.
In comb. SGl0c In 12-lh cans extracted, Gi.c'
LARn--Refined tlerces, compound, iso; lsai
TIC: b0-lb. cans Nc higher than tiercvs 10. III
cars NC. higher; b-lb cans Isc higher 3-ib
MoLAssEs -RchoIled, salr. lssflsc nrIme
sogsic: choice. aSde2ec fancy new crop syrup,
RICE--Extra fancy head. edr6,.c: choice. 81.
sic; fair. 4sao55c; fancy imported, 6I6xc,
RoPE-Basis for 7-i6: sisal. NC; MANILA
sALr--Liverpool coarse, soa7Sc: fine. cssl
ss; Louisiaoa. coarse, zoe; inc, Sac; barrels els
!s-ins. secs; CO.'S, $3.50; 1oo-ss. $3.50: 7o-is
SALT y ST; i No S,i IN io-a kits
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COMMENCEMENTS.
sam Houston Normal.

Huntsville, Texas, May 30.The alumni
reunion Of the Sam Houston normal was
held today, large audience being present
"SiSphc
......Miss Anna c. Joring, class OF '93
Music. .,.....Dr. f.. L. Angler. class OF '92
Recitation .............., -
49,. Miss Bertha Kirkley, class OF 80
Vocal Solo ..... Miss Frances Abercrombie
Annual Address observation-disclosures.
Superintendent s. II. Flake class OF 80
Tonight at $3.50 the annual address was
delivered by DR.. George 7. Winston Of the
State University
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AUSTIN COLLEGE.

Sherman, Texas May 29.--Rev. Or. S. A.
King OF Waco preached the baccalaureate
sermon for the Austin college students this
morning. Tho services were held at the
Flrst Presbyterian church. and that spa
cious building, with seating capacity Of
1900, was filled to overlooking, all the
aises and standing room being crowded.
Or. Kings discussion was a deep, logical
address TO the young men about 10 enter
the duties o. real life, full OF wholesome
admopitlons and applications for the well
fare OF the spiritual man as we'll as the
physical
The college alumnae association held It's
annual meeting this afternoon at Link hall.
Austin college. and the president delivered
his annual address.
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A BEAUMONT BUDGET
or pEDEN 4 co. VS.. THE
COUNTY COMPROMISED.
"so anu sabine Pass Railway 1.
Not Dead-A Flag Raiaing-A
Hnbens Corpus Hearing.

Beaumont, Texas. May so.--rhe case Of Pc.
den 8 Co. vs.. jefferson County. or be,,er
KNOWN as the courthouse fence suit, wa.
sAl'sa LOT trial in the district court this NOR,
,os arc continued ty tho defense. sho,,.
s'''sNs'ds attorneys and other parties m
tefssssa met with the county comm,sslo,. =,
aha sstes'sd sha following compromise, z
"nsesss' The parties 70 the above .u,.
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Mobile, Ala. May 30.--For the first time
In local history there was general public
partieipation in Decoration Day services al
the National cemeteries.
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,a ,s'v ssreel to compromise thereof =.

fellows N'o 'neieoi -
!. smith, Pedea & Co agree to close nm
wv gar In thu fence where the aid iaii
s ,ovu, on the northwest side Of the court
s suoss ssesre, provided he material there
,nr. Nhich was shipped and delivered 10
the county, is or hand. :"
! islptiffs agree to scinpe and re-
up TIE fence 's' anu INV
ay 5 The defendant, jefferson county.
snsess 70 pay in cash to rlaiptiffs or Their.
,s.s,orneys, Immediately upon completion al
a.; AZ costs In the above case. ~"
The instrument was signed bv y X. p.6.r
sne r,sintifts. the county Judge and ali sh.
commissioners for the county. - - -
us suit was to recover the contract nr,r.
: - Ian an IRON fence Smith. Pecen Co huh,
Il ,h tne courthouse. Il had been psndirs
"a inc courts for several years.
A FLAG RAISING.
!, vne o. the prsttiset incidents Ia the histor,
y, S,ssumont took place " the stofsrocm "A
ss'nsns me southern Pacific + ',indkcuso ~
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NATIONS MEMORIAL DAY.
Never Before Mas the Occasion So
Generally Observed.
CONFEDERATE GRAVES DECORATED.
SIX Thousand Of Them mt Chicago
vfsited-The Presidents Patriotic
Lcttcr-At Historic Arlington.

Chicago, May 30.--In addition to the
great number OF graves of Union soldiers
COCO Confederate dead lie buried in Ceme-
terles tcre. Not one Of them, Northcrner
the ceremonies at the cemeteries there was
magnificent parade in the heart Of the
'ctty
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Philadelphia, May 30.--Not since the yea
OF Its institution has Memorial Day had
more impressive observance than that O
today.
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New York May So.-The celebration Of
decoration day in this vicinity was the
most notable since the Nation has had
the graves to decorate.
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Nashville, Tenn. May S0.-The graves q,
tho Federal soldiers in the National GENE.
teries near Nashville and Murfreesboro
were decorated today.
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Cleveland. Ohio, May 30.-The Memorial
Day exercises eclipsed In many respects all
former events of like character In the his
tory OF Cleveland.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Kansas City. May 80 --Esgs-Firm: can
died Missouri and Kaneas stock. sis. cases
returned; seconds, 6is Only few cases were
carried over from Saturday; demand fair.
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Trade Notes.

During last wock Elgin has advanced tho
price OF butter cent and the tono Is firm.
:, EEgs are In good demand aud firm. AIR. r.
n. jones reports that Xansns City and other
points have notified him that they are be-
hind and unable to fill orders, As n conse-
quence quotations are firm
The early peaches arriving are not very
low figures.
Hsefberrics are plentiful and cheaper than
for some years.
!. Tho strawherry season will soon be over In
vailed. ~
very limited.
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Springfield, ILL.,. May 3o.-Services wer
held at the historic Oak Ridge cemetery to
day at the base OF Lincoln's monument.
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nes Moines, Iowa, May SO.-The presence
OF 1900 members of two regiments OF the
Iowa National Guards comprising the
troops who are still In Camp Mckinley
served 10 impart to this Memorial Day
military aspect
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ers. s.eod4 i7,s; fair to choice. t2od43s: pigs.
2.50d3 80; butchers, A00n4so Sheep-Firm az
the recent advance; sheep, 4.00d4.25 clipped
lambs. 40oQ5.so. wooded lambs, 570qs.io
Reccipts--Catue. $4,000; hogs. 10000; sheep
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AT OTHER PLACES.

Gettysburg Park, Pa, May 30--There
was large attendance at the memorial
day services held here today
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HOUSTON Wholesale PRICES.
quotations for Round Lots of stnnlc
Com moditIcs.
uEAYY STApIEs

ihesc quotations are revised daily. and their
correctness can BIO relied upoa. The price IS ar.
those ruling in Houston wholesale markets.
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our American policy.

The policy OF this country regarding
foreign complications seems likely no re-
main conservative. The Monroe doctrine,
according to the declaration OF our leading
politicians, viii be sustained. but patience
and prudence In official quarters viii re.
strain the exu5erance OF public opinion.
Tho wiset. and most prudent course for the
rheumatic and the malaricus Is to use Hos
letters Stomach Bitters which also cure,
kidney complaint and dyspepsia.
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LAY MEETING POSITION
Ii Is Thought the FAN e..sis1|
VIII Concedc Represrs~% ~. 4,
..-.li. Lad MAY QUE - 80 1

II I. Thouuht the Fall Cena's
VIII Concedc Represrnrs.,,
Indianapolis. Ind, May ~
ing Is self-cxplanatory: ~.
We. the officers Of inc ii
convention Of laymen. which e. 4
city last year, having In cnss nj
for n National convention ne.e 80;
issue the following references ansssr1
The call for a NauonSs ,,,scopal a
laymen for the Methodist Esvr,es n
has been signed by leadink y s8a5
England, the Middle. Cen.'ss sone Z
Pacific States, as well 40 p ..,sst
Southern States and the moss ~
gurated here last Septemner 4 N
vention has been heartily lncu p,ss q
men IN ali sections OF the un. ~
In view OF the fact, nos .s M q
late spring annual conlelen'. NJ h 4
versed their former acti1u' y ,elp3@
than a three fourths vote nnss.s1cfol|
proposition for equal lay rsp In
tbe reneral conference. i D. y
correspondence. been deter.S b
cs,,,ng ths National confersn.
the action OF the comins ~ ~ "a
ferences. Like action py 49,
enoes may possibly max .rsa66 Il
to hold the National COAL ~ q a
now believed that the lattH !.
movement Of equal lay xpssSi1
thus provide for such rePs
general conference q y
John G. connor. seclsss a
A heavy q
Darstew. Texas. MAJ
has been nnished this
have bssn shesred. ~
about 1920 pounds eeeF
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mount Vernon,
Texas, May s6.-Mr. John Bagwell and
Miss Bessie pupree were married here
Wednesday night at the Baptist church.
. large crowd Of friends and relatives be-
ing In attendance.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Texas. May
2t,-Mr. Claud Cain al Houston and Mas
Lola Gillian Of Calvert were married At the
home Of Mr.. Richard westall on The Re-
tS;eve plantation. xix miles south Of town.
ehts morning II 10 o'clock.
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UNDER ADvIsENENT.

Herman witt. the bartender w ~
by the mayors court several vs1f -
the charge of selling liquor % suutsI q
up before District Judge West ~ ~. q
on n writ OF habeas corpus. Tnen
testimony taken. the counsel fot ne ~ y
the defense merely arguing TIE peiit
whether or not the city court nen W II!
ton. Judge West took the case p7'4
XiselrOnt. l-.... .
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LOCAL NOTES.


At 1870 O'Clock this afternoon ~. Sos, s:l'1
Gray performed the ceremony W. ss
marriage Mr. William Fisher any q
Ham. Y.
This city was visited by a splenoas W
afternoon Clouds indicated tnI n.
eral to the south and west, ane y w
and truck farmers are materis'y
Testimony in the case Of Jeites " y
vs.. g. s. Plummer, suit for tue y S.'S
roae at Sabine Pass, was concluoesss 81 r
afternoon. The case VIII NOT y
Saturday night of this week. },
The X. KS, or HANDY NAV ~ "a +
members nre among beaumont mi r.
lar and fairest young iao.es' ,,cSt n
seger' reception THURSDAY
home of Mrs. NJ. l.. Fuller
Admiral Ramsey and party eri y isvrs|
Calf and Interstate last night y ~ VIZ ~
the Availability of Sabine Pass , ~ \ n
OF government dry dock. ~, w ~
Pass Via Port Arthur. and lei ~ n
In response to u request from I., nss 1
Watts, chaplain OF the Second ss srSceI
volunteers, the Baptist suhcss I'M.
sent the regiment 100 testamensss e ~ ~
wrote that there were zoo men ~ s.
who had no testaments. -
o. j. Hille. one of the soi ',..S q ia
with the Beaumont Lignt uus n,sht ~
regular army, returned ias. - no1ate
MOI ming resumed his forns' ..srs1f d
brakeman on the Sabine fass ps - becs
Hnlc made a vigorous eliom ,,.s II NJ
solder, but was rejected pecau'S
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ChicaHp. May 80 Cattle Steady ~ las,
xeek'e decline native hosf steers. a.nSdlU Is.
stqc1prs ard feedevA t.oo05eo: mediums. az
Il soNe ~ hgtsrs. steaAoo: casnsrs,
jslsi NY - s'ssi'nss: - ss.sy h IS:
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tween $3.50 and o'clock saiurs., s..
when the employees Of the 80
mental railroad proclaimed tbs,, ..s,.!
unfurling the Stars and S,r,n.s c N
The condition Of these men ~ NJ .
could not volunteer their 49,. d!
United States In war agalnst s,sss y
on. families required tina =. -. b. =
nionthiy as compensation fof ~,
labor but their hearts are v,sh v \!
and though they may be tsyms " n
repudiationists and disruptioniis'sss. n *
tocratic politicians, vet X IL NJ.
wiien necessary none will msrs
rii'ees or shed their blood ro,S j..s.l
defense Of the Nation aud for ~. ~
ton O; the republic. y
The flag rnising was instlrn,1a "
Carrick. foreman OF the roun3ksss!
tue employees heartily ct,-drrcss3
movement, and the event was nrsSss Y. n
piessice ceremonies undes the m 49,.
Jake Miller. foreman OF the bissSeSs
master Of ceremonies. NJ MON
Messrs. X. b. Pierce, frat
Fowler. second tenor: John Foviss n!
ana J. s. Welsh, second has tt1lp.!
teered and sang America, "VRss r A..
Blue. ard THE STIR snansis{ 4:
with splendid effect, after which N.
introduced Senator George G. Cfs,s y! l
livcred a short but highly apess5s;
eloquent Grafton.
At the conclusion OF Senator (yr,s.:
MISS Lottie Kelle and Amelia 49,
two pretty little girls robed IN Sooiisss
bedecked with sashes OF the Nsilsssi
stepped forward and hoisted ths ~ r
top o. the staff. whore Il viii ~
peace Ia declared between this cosltg
Spain
AS the little ladies' .erasped ~ /,
audience Of 200 and over cheersd lnr
when "Old Glory reached IT, ies =
motive whistles and salute OF thifl1s
A. the conclusion Of the ceremopIe r;
emf we're invited to the second nj
storeroom, where Mesdames Paxtn.
man and Carroll served Ice cream.
and cake, while each lady was pftsesS3
lunch of pansies plucked from III
rick's flower garden.
THIS was the first public flas ar
Beaumont. and it will long b h
recollection to those who were pvesel /
WACO AND SABINE PASS RAfixoi7
Cciorel r. p. Duncan, general na,r
the Waco and Sabine Pass railroad. ami
the city last night and departed TIL "a
for Sabine Pass The Waco md S,l.a
the proposed railroad from Waco b =
Pass. about which much was puMilha b.
Host several months ago. Latsy Itsl
been said about tho proposed nd vi
project has by no means beer shaadcaH.
tho contrary, Colonel Duncan 'fsyt lhAl 4
the promoters OF the road have IA VI
| for some time they had ieen at vvgk "a
Ing financial matters. He, with IT. /
Smith, an expert representing Nv led
English capital. had Just made busJ|
from Waco TO Sour Lake and ves M
Sabine Pass to gi,c Mr.. Smith oppot1is
| investigate the deep water pot d "
posed road. They remain al SABINE n!
morrow and return to Beaumont u W Z
noon. Colonel Duncan expects 70 ie.1l
| Beaumont day or two and Will pfooanQ
for a conference with local tuiineE -
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Cincinnati, Ohio. May sO..--owlrg 10 the
ARRANGEMENTS now In progress for the en-
campment of the Grand Army of the Re-
public here next September the local posts
gave the largest parade today ever known
on Memorial Day.
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MARINE rxTrLL,aExcn.
Port Of Galveston. May 30.

Port Of Galveston. Ma, 80
ARRIVED.
SIS Heiois, Progresso.
SIS Clinton, Brazos Santiago.
Tug Juno, Brazos Santiago.
SAILED.
SIS Clinton. New Orleans.
VESSELS IN PORT.
SIS Archtor. Holman.
SIS Cumberland.
SIS Hishfeld. Richardson.
SIS Helios.
CLEARED FOR GALVESTON.
SIS Breckneld shields, April 8.
So MIrn lINcrnnnl via SuanIHh Main. MN
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ROUGH RIDERS.

Troops A, B. c and d. RooseseA : n
Riders. arrived in Beaumont ~ sAsss
this afternoon and took coffee and ~
freshments. The troops were travei'H = :
trains and were as fine lookluk n
men as one would want to gaze wy.
was quite crowd at the depot . w q ~
gallant cavalrymen and to bid them ..s ~
God speed when the train depssV% h
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Lexington, Ky, May s0-For the first
time since the war the ccnfederates Joined
with the Grand Army OF the Republic on
Memorial Day, decorating the graves OF
the Union soldiers. The ceremonies at the
cemetery were most imposing.
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oALvEsroN

Market steady and active: closed bare OF
AL classes good cattle; hogs dull; good sheep
firm,
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Indianapolis, Ind. May s0.--Men,or,ri
day was generally observed here today. En-
Judge ]. p. Howe. who delivered the prin-
cipal address. dwelt ON the close relations
between the North and South and advo-
Gated the returning OF the Southern flags.
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cial prices given on carload orders. standard
rran,,iated 5ilc. cubes and pswdered, sac;
Louisiana yellow clarified. fancy. SAC; choice
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City Of Mexico, Msy Decoration Dsv
was appropriately observed Nv the ersnd
army post composed q resident Ameri-
lister Powell Clayton delivered a. oration
vnich weA received with spplsuse 81 ~
AsxicAas ard Amsrica1s pssssnt m
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Atlanta. Ga. May ao.--A special train on
the Western and Atlantic read carried A
large delegation from the o. NJ. Mitchell
post, NO: !. OF the Grand Army OF the Re-
public OF Georgia, to Marietta. where tha
graves Of 1905 Federal soldiers were deco
rated
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GALVESTON.
Reported for The Post by A. p. Norman.
1.-Two stock commission merchant.
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SIS olndn. Hansen, Antwerp, May 10.
So Silvcrdale. James, Marseijles. May 10.
SIS White Cross, at Antwerp March 80.