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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-11
Resolutions Adopted by the Re-
publieanS of Colorado.
HOLD STATE CONVENTION
DELEGATES ARE CHOSEN TO co
TO PHILADELPHIA.
Strong Endorsement For Senator
Wolcott, Who, the Resolutions
Say, Has Never Betrayed the Con-
fdence Imposed In Him-CongTat-
ulatory Telegram to President.

Denver, Colo, May 10-The Republi-
can state convention met at the Broad
way theatre at II o'clock today. All
the counties We're represented. State
Chairman A. B. Seaman called the
convention to order, and United States
Senator E. o. Wolcott was elected tenn
pOrary chairman.
Mr. Wolcott was enthusiastically re-
ceived He spoke at some length upon
the political situation in the state and
nation, highly eulogizing President Nc
Kinley and indoTsing every act of the
administration. Mr.. WOlcott said Pres
ident Mckinley was 'the truest Amer
lean alive-great in peace and great IN
war"
At the close of his address Mr.. VOL
colt called Charles Hartzell of Denver
to the chair. The only contest had
come from Pueblo county. and this had
been compromised so the temporary
roll of delegates was made permanent
The chair appointed committees on
permanent organization and on resOlla-
tions, and an adjournment was taken
until 2 o'clock.
When the convention reassembled
Charles Hartzell of Denver was made
permanent chairman. The following
delegates and aiternates were chosen
unanimously:
Delegates-SenatOr Z. o. WOlcott Of
Denver, d. II. MOffat of Denver, W. y
Stratton of Colorado Springs, David R.
c. Brown of Aspen.
Alternates-H. Z. Churchill of Gree
ley, Earl B. COe of Denver, Crawford
Hill of Denver, B. Weitter Of Durango
Mckinley Is Endorsed.
The resolution committee made its
report, which was adopted. The resO-
buttons unqualihedly indorsed President
Mckinley and his administration,
which is credited with bringing pros
perity They commend the policy pur-
sued in the Philippines and Porto Rico
and express the hope that President
Mckinley will be unanimously renOm-
mated. They declare opposition to
trusts, while inviting capital TO the
state. The resolutions say:
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IN The WORLD or SPORT

Smith of Chicago $500 richer by win
ming for him the Clark stakes at a mile
and an eighth. He had TO Gerry III
pounds-a lot of weight-but he ztuaI-
led the track record for the distance,
1854 fat Results
First race, six furlOngs-Winter won,
Peter Duryea second, O'Conee third.
Time-1:l5.
Second race, mile and a sixteenth,
selling-COmpensati won, Lennep
second, Lillian Reed third. Time
1:4S5z.
Third race, five furlongs. selling
Denman Thompson won, Lugo second,
Irving Mayor third. Time-1:03.
Fouth race, Clark stake. mile and
an eighth-Lieutenant Gibson won,
Flaunt second, DieudOnne third Time
Il ga
Fifth race. four and one-half fur
longs-Isabel won, Esther 7 gs sec
ond, Ethel Wheat third. -.55.
Sixth race, six fuTlOngs, ng-
Judge Wardel won, V0hicar .scond,
lsabinda third. Time-1.14
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We recommend in terms Of unquali-
fed praise the attitude of our junior
senator. Edward o. Wolcott. upon ali
questions affecting the commercial. in
dustrial and financial welfare of our
country. Our confidence in him has
never been betrayed and we uphold
and sustain him in his every official
act
No other mention was made of the
financial question. The following tele-
gram was ordered sent to President
Mckinley, after which the convention
adjourned sine die.
The Republicans Of Colorado. in
convention assembled. unanimously and
enthusiastically indOrse your admins
tratiOn and pledge the support OF q
united party to the great principles rep
resented by you"
Many of the delegates IN today's cen
vention were former Republicans who,
four years ago, affiliated with the sill
yer Republicans and supported Bryan.
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Good Dav at CHICAGO.

Chicago, May 1O.-Weather clear;
track good at Lakeside today Results:
First race, five fUrlOngS-HeTmoSO
won, Algareta second, Brawlad third.
Time-1:02.
Second race, mile, selling-Woodtric
won, Hoods Brigade second, Frangible
third. Time-1:44&
Third race, four fuTlOngs-The Cuban
Girl won, Bonnie Halle second, the
Bronze Demon third. Time-:50h.
Fourth race, mile-The Lady won,
MOlO second, Nobleman third. Time
1:431a.
Fifth, race, mile and a sixteenth, SELL
ing.-Ls- Walmsley won, TOpmast sec
orb Red Pirate third. Time 1917.
Sixth race, four and one-half furlongs
Garry Hermann won, Robert Waddel
second, Invictus third, Time. 56k.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-11
Shell DON JACKSON TRUSTEES
ACCEPT PROPOSAL FOR Bull DING

At meeting of the board of regents
Of Sheldon Jackson college, held last
evening, bids were accepted for the
construction of the main college build
ing. Contractor Van HOutens bid of
S26,250 for the brick work, masonry
work and carpenter work was the low
est. The bid of the Intermountain
Electric company of 1926 for the cleo
trio wiring, and Magin & Co.'S pro-
posal to do the painting for 1923 were
also accepted.
The awarding of the contracts was
deferred, however, until the funds for
the work reach here from the east.
Z. B. Critchlow of the board of re-
gents stated last night that the board
had received assurances of the early
arrival of the money for the cOnstruc-
ton of the new building. we are ex-
pecting to hear from the east most any
day" said Mr. CTitchlOW, and when
we do, contracts viii be awarded to
the bidders whose proposals we ac-
cepted tonight, and work will be
pushed forward with expediency when
we get started.
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Careless Work Lost Game
American Ieaene Games

Umpire-SwartwoOd
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issued a warrant therefor The council
also appropriated a cemetery lot TO the
family of each person buried here who
had been killed in the ScOfeld disaster
where such family did not own a lot in
the cemetery
The Clara Mathes Comedy company,
which appears here on Friday evening
has proposed TO contribute 50 Ger cent
OF the gross receipts to the fund, as has
next week. Following are the names Of
the committee: W. ". Cluff, Alma Ed
redge. T. l. Allen. c. A. Calls, George
Beard, J. A. Smith, J. L. BOyden, W. l..
Hansen, 7. J. Lewis, Mrs John Calls.
Mrs j. E. Wilde w. I. Pack. Mrs. Alma
Eldredge, B. wilkins, Mrs. G. /, Whea-
don. Carl Allison, George Lindsay, Mrs
r. F. Northcott.
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Morris Park Races.

New York, May 1O-ResuIts at Nor
RS Park:
First race, six furlones-Contestor
won, Magnificent second, Withers third
Time-I.15.
Second race, Harlem stakes, mile
salling-Kinnikinnic won, First Whip
second, Dan Rice third. Time-l:42A.
Third race, five fuTlongs, selling
Presgrave won, Yorkshire Boy second.
Millionaire third. Time-:571z.
Fourth race four TlOngs-Harlem
Lane won. Cherries second, Sweet Law
ender third. Time-;4S3i.
Fifth race, the Croton Highweight
handicap, six furlOngs-Mark Cheek
won, Confallon second, Lady Lindey
third. Time .1434
Sixth race, mile-Herbert won, Queen
of Song second, Maxine Gomez third.
Time-1:42A
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SANPETE BASEBALL.
Great Interest In the Sport and Chal-
lenges Co Out.
Especial COrrespOndence)

Ephraim. May 9.-The baseball sea-
son is in full blast here now. Last Sat
uTday the Red Stockings played a
picked nine and put out six men to the
latter's three The Reds were victorious
by a score of 20 to T.
The Reds have sent out challenges
to the teams at Provo. Price. Salna,
Redmond and Richfeld They will be
in better condition this year Enan they
were last year, when they won the
championship of Sanpete county.
Next Saturday afternoon the juve-
nile clubs of the North and South
wards viii play a match game The
little fellows put up a good game, and
II is intended TO select q team out of
the two teams and have them meet the
juveniles OF other towns in the county.
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hair, but as the features were almost en-
tirely destroyed by fire, it will probably
never be known just who it was.
kilograms were received today from
Richard Mccain of San Francisco, ask
ing for descriptions of boys killed in the
wreck. He states that his son is missing.
The remains of Fireman Banta will be
taken to Nebraska for burial He took
an insurance policy out for 81. 500 last
MONTH otherwise his wife and family
would have been left almost penniless, as
Banta had long been on the extra list.
The report of the finding of the sixth
body yesterday was an error. Five bodies
have been found, and it is believed now
that all have been recovered. Both en-
gineers are recovering from their injuries.
TO HAVE ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
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BUTCHERS GAME.
Great Preparations Making 70
Their Relief Fund Tussle.

The Salt Lake butchers purpose to make
their ball game Of next Monday an event
long to be remembered. AT a meeting
last night it was voted that every butcher
in the city attend the game in uniform,
the wholesalers in their frOcks and the
retailers IN their white coats and aprons.
Held's band viii furnish the music and
no effort will be spared to get out a big
crowd. The opposing mines had a prac-
tee game yesterday and will be in Drac-
tee from this time on. There are many
good players among the butchers and a
good game may be looked for. All the
proceeds as before announced go to the
ScOfield unfoTtunates. The butchers have
already put over $500 into the relief fund
and they are anxious TO double this from
the proceeds of their game.
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THE building for which we have ac-
cepted bids will contain part of the
dOrmitories, the assembly hall and
class rooms"
Mr. Critchlow stated that the mat
ter Of the construction of the other
proposed buildings would be taken up
later on.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-11
SHELTER MEN CONTRIBUTE.
Highland Boy Employees Raise S143
For Scofeld Sufferers.

General Agent H. r Poland Of the
Utah Consolidated Mining company re-
ceived telephone advices from the High
land Boy smelter at Murray yesterday
afternoon stating that the employees Of
that institution had subscribed SAB as a
contribution for the relief of the widows
and orphans of the ScOfield disaster
Every employee at the plant subscribed
something to the fund-nOt one is left
eff the list; all wanted to give their mite
to aid those so deserving of their help.
Mr.. Poland was instructed to collect the
amount out Of the regular pay checks to
be distributed June 49,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-11
Juvenile Games.

The Lowell school baseball team de-
feated a team from the Grant yester-
day afternoon on the Eighteenth ward
square. The score was y TO s. and now
the Lowells say they are the champions
OF the grade schools in this city
The Lone Star team, Abe Mckinney
captain, challenges any amateur nine
in the city. the SnowbalIs and Whirl-
winds preferred. to play a game on
Sunday for the benefit of the Scofield
relief fund.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-11
CITIZENS COMMITTEE.
All Funds Collected Will be Turned
Over to the State Committee.

The citizens committee having in
charge the distribution and collection
of the fund for the ScOheld sufferers,
held a meeting last night in the d.
rectors' room at the Deseret National
bank It was decided that it would be
best to turn over the money on hand
to the state relief committee, Of which
Secretary of State Hammond is chair
man. 1t was thought that this would
be the best way in which to secure a
uniform distribution. 1t was the sense
Of the committee, although not formal
ly expressed, that the final distribution
should be in the form of pension to
each of the sufferers, rather than lump
PAYMENTS in each.
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MOUNTAIN STATES
BRAKEMAN WAS TO BLAME
RESPONSIBLE FOR UNION PA
CIFIC WRECK NEAR RAWLINS.
Only Five Bodies Have Been Recover
ed-Both the Injured Engineers
Are Recovering.
lsnecial to The Herald.l

Cheyenne, May 10.-The cOroner's Jury
finished its investigation of the O'Nein
wreck today and rendered a verdict to the
effect that the accident was due to the
carelessness of the brakemen of Con-
ductor Hendricks crew.
It is now certain that the last body
found was that vi Fireman Louis Banta
identifcations having been made by
means Of a matchbox and a portion Of a
shirt worn by the deceased fireman. The
other body found yesterday is now
thought to have been a Jap instead Of a
young boy. as heretofore reported 1t was
a small statued man with straight black
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-11
CoALvILLE COMMITTEE.
Town Council Contributes 500 to the
Fund.
Especial COrTespondence-)

COalville, May 9-The committee ap-
pointed by Mayor Croft TO raise funds
for the relief of the Scofield sufferers
met last night and elected w W Cuff
chairman; J. l.. BOyden. secretary and
Alma Eldredge, treasurer. They then ap-
pointed a committee Of ten to make a
house to house canvass of the town. and
another committee on entertainments.
both of which committees will go 10
work Immediately and il is expected that
at least $500 Will be raised. The city
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AID FROM FRISCO.
Mass Meeting Held and Committee
Appointed.

Frisco. May "A mass-meeting was
held last night by the people of this place
for the purpose of raising d fund to help
those made destitute by the recent mine
disaster at Scoheld. A committee of sew
en- was elected to solicit subscriptions
from the people, as follows: J. Osborne,
W. II. Richardson, j. w. Dunn, William
Ashworth, Rhube FaTnsworth, Mrs. Ger
tie James and Mrs. Bell James. Subscrip-
tons to the amount of Sl65. Is were made
at the meeting last night and it is
thought nearly 500 viii be raised in the
next few days.
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His Experience.
(San Francisco Examiner

(San Francisco Examiner)
''WOmans work is never DONE quoted
the sympathetic citizen.
That's right answered Mr.. NeektOn,
earnestly. 81 have observed It in Henriet-
ta's case Woman's work is never done
There is always enough of il left to keen
her husband busy from the time he gets
through dinner till he's SO tired he has TO
go to bed
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10 HAVE ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
Plant to Be Put In at idaho Falls In
Thirty Days.
Especial Correspondence

Idaho Falls, May 9.-TOday the city of
Idaho Falls and d. Swinehart of Poca-
tellO executed a contract whereby SWINE
hart agrees to put in for the city an cleo
trio light plant consisting of two $50 in
candescent lights. Zoo candle power, di-
rect current. Edison dynamOs. also one
thirty-five-art light, 100 candle power
Thomson-H Houston arc dynamo, together
with ten arc lamps, the plant to be
placed in perfect working order for the
sum of 81 600
Mr. Swinehart says he will have the
work completed within. thirty days from
date of contract.
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PARK CITY FUND.
Pythians and Hibernians
Contribute Literally.
Especial CORE DOndence.

AoPSSl"i Ooi oboliutACS-y
Park City, May 10.-The members of
Park lodge No. 4. Knights of Pythias, of
this city, are a generous set of fellows
and no mistake. They have but a com
pdratiVely small membership but at their
meeting Tuesday night a subscription was
started tor the ScOhcld sufferers and
within fifteen minutes over $50 was
raised, with the prospects that the total
will reach $40 or $50 before it is turned
over to /. II. FarnswOrth at Salt Lake.
who is appointed to receive Pythian
funds.
Division No. l, Ancient Order { Hi
bernians, Of this city, swelled the funds
by contributing SIS, and the Masonic
lodge added another $50 to the fund last
night
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Bobbv,s Conclusion.

(San Francisco Examiner)
Il don't look a bit like my little brother,
do i. mamma2''
No replied BObby's mamma: "but
when you were his age you looked just
Ike him. II you were his age now YOU
would look just ike twins"
But If 1 were his age now we would
be twins, wouldn't we, mamma?'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-11
Not a Case in Point.
GndiananoIis LournaI.l

"Clara, here's an article which says
that 50 per cent of gardeners die too
soon.
Never mind. Charles; go right on spad-
ing up those beds OF course, all those
foolish men were bachelors who didn't
have wives to make them come in when
II rainPdi'
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A. o. U. w. AFFAIR.
Entertainment to Be Given In Lodge
Hall Tonight.

Hall Tonight.
The A. o. U. w. lodges of Salt Lake
will give an entertainment tonight in
their hall, 161 Main street, for the
benefit Of the Scofield sufferers. An
excellent programme has been pre-
pared and all corners viii be enter
tanned.
Among those who will give selections
are Miss DangeTfield. Bert Margetts,
w. H. Barnes, Mrs. Hal Moore, Miss
Marjorie Mulvey, Miss Grace Radcliffe,
Miss KiRsella, Miss Lettie Busby, John
Houghton, Miss Carrie McAllister,
Miss Bessie Edmonds, Miss Harley,
Professor John Held, George B. Mar
gets, Pink Ribbon Guitar and Mando-
lin club, Fred Graham and Miss Nora
Gleason
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Cash From Bingham.

Chairman Hammond of the state re-
lief committee yesterday received
from the residents of upper Bingham
the sum of S1219 which was collected
through the efforts of T. c. Lundberg.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-11
GAME AT OGDEN.
Weber Academy Nine Defeated By
High School Team.

ogden, May 1O-The second game in
the schedule of the interscholastic
league was played today. in which the
High school won from the Weber stake
academy by a score of y to g. This
gives the High school and the Business
college even hOnors.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-11
Didn't Know it by That Name.
lChicago TribuneO

Didn't you find the tipping nuisance
particularly exaspeTating?'' some one ask
ed Uncle Jerry. who had just returned
ing place
THE tipping nUisanCe?" he said. "Ohs
yes. there was always some idiot who
wanted to rock the boat"
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Proper Height.
Chicago Tribune)

well" exclaimed the man who had
been standing on trunk and looking over
the heads Of the crowd, 'the admiralS all
right"
'-SO2"
Yes. He shakes hands exactly &c the
altitude I do"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-11
Another Implement.

(San F7ranciscO EXaminer)
7 am deeply affected by the poem, This
Man With the Hoe said Dir. Dfnsmore.
I'D rather see "A man with a lawn
mower, said Mrs. DlnSmOre, with q
glance at the front yard, where the grass
was longer than it really ought TO be.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-11
Speaking of LAWYERS.

lDctTOt Free BreSS-)
What sort of a legal light is pettifog-
gerZ' asked Dimling, when a discussion
arose about lawyers and LAWYERS.
A pettifOgger IS a legal lightweight"
replied Larkin.
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Herald Relief Fund.
Grand total ...,....,... @94O8s Is

The fund for the relief of the Scoheld
sufferers was. increased yesterday by
the sum of S1,596.S0 the largest indi-
vidual amOunt-cOming from Senator W.
A. Clark, Washington, Mccormick &
Co. receiving his check for $780, Every
contributor from the outside sent ex-
pressions of sympathy with their con-
tributions and from the announcements
of affairs being arranged to raise funds
for the cause, it is evident that the
work is not tagging.
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At Cleveland-Cleveland Il, Nilwau-
kee 5.
At Buffalo-Buffalo .. Minneapolis ).
At ACCOMPLISHMENTS 70 Chi
Cago Z.
At Detroit-Detroit 3. Kansas City ,.
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Sure SIGN.
Detroit Free PressN

81 am certain that Sue is engaged to
Mr. Dinkey-' said Miss Kittish to Miss
Flypp
Why, she never mentions him.
That is what cOnvinces me She used
TO make all manner of fun of him."
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Sanitarium Day.

Manager Schenck of the Sanitarium.
announces his intention of giving one
days receipts Of that institution-both
day and night-tO the cause and the
employees Will donate days pay each.
Next Wednesday is the day set apart.
Several hundred dollars should be rails
ed on that occasion.
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Accommodating.
LAnY Sloner.N

Landlord-Oh, you've come after tie
place as barmaE, have you? What wages
do YOU want2
Applicant-Ten shillings a week, or p if
you've got patent till.
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FUND NOW $94.O86.I5
Increased By More Than $1,000
Yesterday.
W. A. CLARK'S DONATION
MONTANA MAN SENDS CHECK
FOR $500.

Herald Fund Is Augmented By Sew
eral Contributions-Plan Being
Prepared For Entertainments
Which VIII Swell the Total Easily
Into Six Figures.
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Bankers
.ast half of ninth not played.
Score by Innings.

y Last half OF ninth not played.
Score by Innings.
2 5 6 7S0
r. G. W. 0 I 10 0 f-12
Bankers .......... 0 8 . Q do
TwO-base Hits-Welis Coffin, Beebe
Struck Out-By ROmney, 5; by Ben
nett, l.
Bases on Bahs-Of Bennett, .; off Rom
ney. 3.
Hit With Pitched Ball-By ROmney. l.
Double Plays-Bennett TO Scare to Ed
wards; Scare to Risley.
Sacrifice Hits - Mcfarland Donovan
Risley.
Stolen Bases-Wells, Risley, Hopkins.
Shannon, Bennett.
Time of Game-TWO hours.
Attendance, 40.
Umpire-Bert MargettS
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Che Curl.
GIBSON is SPEEDY.
Chicago Runner Wins More Money at
Louisville.

Louisville, KY. May 10.-Just a week
ago today Lieutenant Gibson galloped
home an easy. winner Of the Kentucky
derby and his share of the stake was
5000. Today he made owner c. II.
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Eotal Eclipse Of the. Sun.

On May 2S.::there will be a totaI
eclipse of the sun, visible in North
America and the northwestern
portion. of South America, En-
rope, northern Africa. and the
north Atlantic Ocean, The patti
of totali,y runs through Mexico,
New Orleans, Mobile, Raleigh
Norfolk and across. to Algiers,
being of an average width of fifty
miles. At, Charleston. and this
place 1t will be visible from 7.l3
until 9.43 a. m.
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Gard from Mr.. Smith.

rtake this ,aethod OF informing
the pu5lic that T!haNe' re-opened
at the Kinder stand, and will deal
exclusively in Fine Family Gro-
ceries. Buying IN large quanti-
lies can. get inside figures, and
will give my customers the bene-
fit of the very lowest prices. WiiI
also hanlle fresh Bakers Bread
tsrre IA week-WcdnesdayS and
Saturdays.
Thanking my friends for past
favors and hoping to merit a con,
linuaaee of their confidence, ;, ! am,
Respectfully
Y. L. SMITIE..
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Died..

On Thursday night, al 11.3O,
Mrs. Hesse, wife of Dr.. Covington>,
Lee. of Harpers, s. q: Uer re- =,
mains were inferred at the tamils
burying grount,Aear Potato Ferry,
on Saturday morning, Reys. White /,
and Russell coHdupting the Ser
vice.
On, Friday, March 80, W. D:'
Coker,. of Hebron, after a briet
illness. His funeral services wers
held on the following .Saturd,A.;.