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The Florence daily tribune., 1901-05-17

THERE is strong impression at
Florence that the oil development
of the district will be toward the
southeast, and probably for con
siderable distance One company
is pushing work twelve miles
southeast of Florence and another
is making arrangements to drill
near the same place. having Sc
cured a large tract of land. As
the surface is consideraly lower
than at the big Weaver we'll it is
reasoned that the oil will be found
without going so deep.-Pueblo
Chieftain.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-05-17

Or. Yard makes specially of
all kinds of dental work. lO3-tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-05-17
Woodmen viii Celebrate.

On the 10th of next August the
Woodmen of the World through
out the country will celebrate the
eleventh anniversary of the birth
of the order Pueblo expects to
celebrate on grand scale at the
Mineral Palace. Arrangements
for running excursions from this
place and Canon to Pueblo on that
day are being made.
Numerous Woodmen lodges
throughout the state are preparing
to observe Woodmen memorial
day, which will be Sunday, June 8.
Piles are not only most painful,
but also very dangerous, as the in
famed nodules are very apt to take
on malignant action and cancer of
the rectum is produced. They
should be cured. Tabler's Buck
eye Pile Ointment will cure the
most obstinate cases. Price, 90
cents in bottles. Tubes, rs cents.
Cafky d. Brown.
Dr Ward rporac "a anoriolfy -
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-05-17

Finding my old quarters in the
Trulove block too small. | have
moved my tailoring esta blishment
to the Florence Hotel block, corner
Main and Pixies Peak, where |
will be pleased to meet all my old
customers My stock of
Spring Goods
have arrived and l invite the fash:
ionable dressers of Florence to
to give me call.
VIM. VOLKENS.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1901-09-19
Coming.

The Poplarville Lyceum club
has made arrangements with the
Southern Lyceum Bureau of
Louisville KY, for series of
entertainments for the season in
which the following noted char
acters will appear in this city.
Mrs. Martha Gielow will appear
first on Oct. 10th after which an
nouncements will be made at the
proper times for w. Hinton
White S Illustrated Lectures; A.
w. Hawks, the Laughing Phil
osopAer; Mr.. S. M. Spedon, the
Artist Entertain and the Impe-
rial Band Bell Ringers and their
carlton of 10 bells. The fact
Mat all Of these entertainments
ere under the direction of the
Southern Lyceum Bureau insures
the quality and there need be no
fear of a fake entertainment.
Only such ones as appear IN the
largest cities of the world have
been engaged.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1901-09-19

DR.. Erskines' Cactus Compound, the
modern Laxitive TOnic is guaranteed to
increase your weight Sold by j. M.
Gam.
w. M. Hyde & Co., make high
Grade Groceries speciality
Give them trial order and see for
Yourself. Their prices are right.
Buy Barrel of 'Invincible"
Flour from w. M. Hyde & Co, if
you want something strictly first
class every barrel guaranteed.
A mum Der of Bargains regular
money makers at w. M. Hyde &
Co., for next 90 days.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1901-09-19
Notices.

All parties indebted to the firm
of Lance & Calhoun are requested
to call and settle same. The books
can be found at the store OF Moody
& Smith in my absence, This
business must be attended to at
once. Respectfully
]. ]. SCARBOROUGH,
Temporary Administrator.
FOR SALE-Pears by the
peck or bushel at John Boufn S
store. Call and get some to
preserve or eat before they are
all sold.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1901-09-19

Coming October 10th Mrs.
Giclow.
Mr.. L. B. Batson Of Columbia
was here on business this week.
The entertainment which was
to have been at the school hall last
Friday night has been postponed
until tomorrow night.
Jolly Joe Bilbo of Logtown was
shaking hands with Poplarville
friends this week.
Mrs. Martha Gielow at the
School Hall October 10th Tickets
for sale at the Bank.
Mr.. J. w. Turner of Lacey has
visited our town several times
the past week.
Miss Susie Reeves has finished
her school at Lacey and is now at
home to her friends.
Don t fail to be at the school
hall on the evening of Oct. 10th.
Mr.. Jas. H. Odom was In town
Tuesday talking business to Our
merchants.
Irregular bowel movements
breed disease in the body. You
should purify and regulate the
bowels by using Prickly Ash
Bitters. 1t is mildly cathartic
and strengthens the stomach, liv-
or and kidneys. w, M. Hyde &
Co.
Call at the bank, get youl, ticket
and select a good seat for the
Gielow entertainment Oct. 10th.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1901-09-19

Don't let anybody fool you and
make you believe that Smith &
Ford are running a racket store
and handle nothing but shoddy
goods. They guarantee all goods
to be of the best.
Call at Cams, he has some
thing special for you.
Read the shoe advertisement of
w. NJ. Hyde & Co., in this issue.
They handle a beautiful line.
Before you buy your Wagon or
Buggy take a look at those at
w. M. Hyde & Co., and get
prices.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1901-09-19
Town and County.

WANTED-To hire are specta-
bic white girl to do house work.
Apply to this office.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1901-09-19

Dir. r. F. Nimocks has located
at Nicholson to practice medicine.
: We regret to lose the doctor as a
citizen, but wish him success,
which he deserves, wherever he
goes.
Have you noticed the quality
and prices of f. Dosher's goods?
If not, try him once.
Messrs II. II. McGehee and ].
p. Davis of Willard, were visitors
here Monday.
Mr.. M. G. Blackwell of Nc
NELL was a business visitor here
Monday.
If you want the best butter in
town go to Smith & Ford.
We are pleased to note that DR..
H. ]. Arledge is up again, and the
doctor says he feels O. K. and
is now at his office again ready to
wait on his friends and GUS
toners.
Conductor w. F. White is at
home for few days this week.
y If you want actual worth of
your money, go to w. NJ. Hyde
& Co., to buy your Goods. In
buying. quality is their first and
most important consideration.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1901-09-19
Sale Of Land for Taxes.
Names of Owners.
The State OF Mississippi,

Pearl Weight and M. Stern :.
Pearl Weight and M. Stern. d.
j. l., Strahan & Bro. .....
Unknown OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1901-09-19

this 9th September 1901
MOODY, Tax
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-16
FEDERAL COURT.

Judge Hanford hss handed down a
decision On the case 81 " y. Win
tsFs and others against the steam
ship Charles n Lane. finding that
ths steamship on the vaymE~ referred
- IN the pleadiuga. from Nome 10
Seattle. carried a number % sterraEc
passengers In excess Of the number
she vaa authorized . carry By her
certificate - inspection. and that BY
reason Of the overeruNdinx and
shortage % provisions the tibeilauts
suffered aiscomfortn amounting % a
violation - contract. The court re-
fera the case 20 Commissioner How
man 10 make a list % the libcianta
" ~ are shown by the - ldenee in the
case 20 hsve actually paid fare and
suffered IN. discomforts % the trip.
and directs decree - entered In
favor 81 ~sch of them for 50 dam
ages and costs.
The case % Ahram J. HIil ana
Joseph j. HH against the schooner
Ivy. was dismissed for Insufficient
evidence 20 prove breach Of con-
tract.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-16

SARATOGA. aept II. Saratoga
during the racing season Just closed.
attained rank e. the KtrBteat rnm4
bling resort In America Long
branch was formerly rival, bus an
anti gambllug efuHade there put
Isaas Branch cut uf the race.
The bis club haHaeH at the Jersey
resort were closed. and their patrons
have sought diversion elsewhere. The
gamblers predicted. laat spring, that
their suppression had Eitsu Ions
lirsnsh its death hlau. They spent
vast amounts Of money Ia the town
safatoEu, with lta open Fainca. has
gained as "a result OF the Jersey cru.
sade Richard 4 Garfield a uni
VrrHiY graduate. aud king ~ New
York gamblers has conducted the
saratosa club. the most prctentiaua
establishment of It's kind IA the
country Hair a dozen other clubs
have offered visitors luxurious en-
feundiuHs. rNerv variety 81 piayius
known Co the gambler. aud rtskFa
htsh enough 20 satisfy the greatest
rtauK~rs Faro waa most popular.
The clubs opened ~ 10 m.. -
that "a man could take chance a.
the morning e. "a the far-s Boo tie
afternoon. and return 10 the club IN
the evening. making continuous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-16
WHERE tine HIGHEST ROLLING
WAS the STYLE
In the Season Just Closed Saratoga Proved Herself the
Monte Carlo of America

round OF speculation.
Some OF the he winners were
Louis y. Hru. ssW York brok#f.
Who won u6.eoo nj roulette in ~
minutes. Frank Feutuu. "a young
nigh roller" who uun $1,000 at tua
track IN tho afternoon aud followed
It up With s. io0 at faro ia the evaus
lls. aud D.. A RHfaH1 Who won So COO
At faro at single sitting George
Kessler. t. Nrw YORK. wine merchant.
whllsd away uu evening BY losing
81 500.
Gauneld has waY ~ arromm1s
dating "a heavy player who wishes
t. hide tho amount Of the stake.
II "a high ROLLER deHifvH ~ play
the bank and does not wish Go obtain
any uututioty. hr goes 60 Garfield
hud makes known hlH desire.
Then hr takes hta seat a. thr table
and g. furnished With ordinary white
checks. the cheapest Ia the layout.
r1tey may be- worth 81. 500 CO.. 81 00o
each
only the player and Canndd
know Tho dealer does mot know
the value and ia aa much iH thc dark
aa any one.
After tho bIrh ROLLER tires. a settle
ment b. made with Garfield himself.
aud the matter is closed ~ sifsez
tusiiy as NJ O. never happened.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-16
WITHIN THE SlLTAN'S RAREM

The "tonr" Of The Turkish harem
depends "a good deal upon the char
aetsr 81 its master That or
Abdul AEls was very llrrutloua. even
according 10 Turkish IDEAS that 81
the present sultan. Abdul Humid. ia
strict and orderly. Abdul iiamid -
daabiy suspicious. bath from jelI-
ousf II nature and fFum a SENSE %
unsasinras az 60 his personal aseufs
~ lie was formerly much addict
81 Ia the pleasures af the harrn.
but nov he v.alts It - rare Intervals.
The sultan prefers fhuHr % hts odaI.
lH4asa Who are conspicuous rather
D. q Hoftnrsn and Krarefuinena 81
manners 90 those y hose atntues4ua
beauty g. their chief attraction. Ia
this he differs from the tastes 81
uaost ofi~ntais
Although NJ IL more feared shan
loved by hts udalia4uss. yet this sui
tan who can az times display a cer-
tain smisbiit,y anA even Eailantry
tau ard a favored few. ia said % have
Inspired among th~n a vaguely AZ
fsatlouats sentiment. and with his
special fsYuritss the commando %
ne faithful uuhsuds - far a. Co ~
and impress them with his vii and
bfiIiiancy - rspartsr. permitting
them an altogether uutfadifiuual iihs
sFfr Of rrl1inder
Tho odallHauss are exceedingly is-
narAut their superficial education
ea4iux thsfn IN entire darkness az 10
what is fransplrlhK In the outside
world. From TIE Hattsns own iiru
they learn occasional sensational
anecdotes % foreign courts and
sHraua Of current gossip 90 cuuatan-
tiunuls
Dancing - every description ard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-16

musical accomplishments are mueh
d vogue BOO the hHHrm. and ,1uaff=
tufa the principal rHHtlms ~ its ia
mates Hondua With argompauIs
mrut - tamboufIun and iImuals cir
sanslan Arabic and Egyptian dances
move or less Yulupfuauu. or choral
muale. fegais the faded SEES and eata
Of the Falluhah. The faNofitrs iu
Their turn enjoy the dancing of fhs
minor lights 20 the hsfsm. they have
some boating little cycling and 10
a favored fev the phofuHgs phic pas-
TINE is permitted.
TIE harum De- recruited almost ex-
elualNelt from tire ttfr.aaiHn race.
young girls selected at an early age
fer their promise Of future beauty
h agents 90 HuHHstn Efffudt grand
master - that department u tire
hafsm. This SOS rfuafs q she various
districts do not hesitate To- take bF
force from her parents uad young
sri % sKtfaofdinafy attractions.
whIrh they subsequently, offer an
present 90 the sultan. although he
la stated 10 have ffaauea upan these
methods ~ IT, nevertheless nnf an
Uncommon form 81 offering Judged
b ordinary standards. however. and
TIE code - Ideas that prevail ia
Turkey o. iH rare uIsee % luck II
ths 4uitRna faiida approves the 81.
frfins ne de Co the sultan and nu-
thufiss her admission a. praha
toner iu che rank - The oiaiisquea
for. apart from thn recognized orr.
cal position W hirh wiii be assured %
her and the comfort ard lunury 81
her future HurFuundinsu. u a. nnf an
uncommon event fer fhe sultan -
behtn~ ln marriage urun favored
Minister a clever 90 diplomatic Hirms
be- o. BE harsm ubarl ~ thtrka
nay usrfuliy serve and nHVarre No.
aHn future bY confidential frvria
lions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-16
MARINE NEWS
What is Gong On at the Seattle
Water Front

The big collier Plelades. Capt
Smith. Eot away for san Francisco
last night. She hAd zoe tons Or
Franklin and fuaek Diamond coal
IN her hold The bark Tbrobali sail
Ell yesterday afternoon with t5e0
tons IT Rcuton coal
The little Steamer tHiy 81 che Lake
resumed her run this morning she
has been laid up afuee Friday with a
broken connecting raA This boat
took the mail contract uf the burned
Nay - pvrley and makes daily
trips batWcen here and Port wash
iuktuu. This arrangement tH only
pasfun nmntiy substituted Tor the
PerleY u not known
The steamer tfmatlgIa capt caus-
lus EFF FOR San Francisco this after
naan. Twenty cars II freight ronstts
tutad her cargo. ct thlH there vaa
eight ears 20 greusats and twelve
rafn % ore ana merchandiar. The
steamer had fun passenger list. IN
ell about 40 persons The most san
Francisco liner 20 arrive iH the city
Of runbia due this evening
TIE Centennial. capt Confu a.
sails on her last trip 10 Nome this
afternoon. A. the steamer viii carry
a shipment 81 explosives no paszrn-
Eers az booked fnr TIE trip The
steamer has futi cargo % general
msrf handiss about iaaa tons
shipment % beef ard fuel y FOR Car
stems Bros Other heavy shippers
afe The Northwestern Commercial
Co. and the Nome Commercial 60.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-16
Star Fashion Note.

Just exhibited 10 n sash. an sr-
qutslts affair Of poppy coiored ohif-
fou. with three biE black lac" but
TEXTILES appliqued on the ends Of tho
three end" Haah. You must get a
three end sash II you uaut to be- up
fa=date u fastena with a bis irfrE
ulnr chou and Is worn on tho left
side In tho back.
Buttons are going - be used TO
an enormous extent for decorations
Tn. tiny metal. cloth or iet ones
form rows down the tucks or box
piHffs ~ a gown Of wooden material
whHa on wash goods quantities Of
little pearl buttons and even glass
ones viii BE- used.
For coats and Etous or. In fact
any summer wraps large buttons Of
artistic designs VIII be popular
There are filiEre gold. white and blue
enam mel. porcelain aud hand painted
for this last purpose.
The white tulle bow a. the throa I
OF the nape % the neck has been re
auaatsd 20 send In its resignation to
the smart woman. II became too
COMMON. The tulle bow IL now made
IN pale shades to harmonic with the
froek
This prevailing fashion ~ trim
ming white gowns with black lace
II reversed in many ~ the newest
French models. particularly IN the
uauaasilnc de cole and orFandle
toilets which are designed for at
tire Mt fashionable Watering places.
Al sorts Of metal eYelsts can be
found ready 20 insert into gowns.
where they arc used. covered with
embroidery.
sfrapplug lace with velvet ribbon
in various charming ways IL rtlll the
rare. and Is one Of the features of
summer decorations. which Inns fol-
lowed IN the wake 81 the employment
o. six bands on gowns Of cloth. light
wool OF not.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-16
SKIPPED WITH
EMPLOYERS CASH
Pantryman al Manea's Cafe and $40
Missing

a pabtryman employed IN Monca'a
cafe. between Second and Third ave-
uuss on cherry street. dscamped
suddenly last evening Wlth ~ This
morning Mr. Manea made his troub-
les known 90 ths police. and dstso.
tIves are now after the thief.
Saturday very nice looking
Young man. appeared 81 the cafe AMI
applied FOR a position. lie was put
10 work In the capacity - pantry
man. lie ala his work very well and
hia employers found nothing 90 oom-
Iiain 81 IN his habits Last night ~
suddenly disappeared and simultan.
eeualy money amounting - about 80
was missing II did not take a shsr-
iaok Hsimss 10 deduee that they had
gone together. and naw the young
man f. a fugitive lie came hers
from san Francisco. ila name r.
rot known
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-16
MINERS LIFE
CRUSHED out
instantaneous Death In the Slack
Diamond Coal Mines

Jehn J. Foster. a utner employ
~ st BlAcf Diamond. Was Instantly
li.lea a. that place yesterday morn
,ax. corcncr Hove was notified. ana
H. hodv Will b. shipped % Nova
Scotia for snteruent hy Honnsy &
Stewart
Foster arrived az Black Diamond
n wssk ago from tne East. and weut
q wsrk IN the mines Yesterday
mo-nlng. contrary e company rules.
- sane cut o. the usire On the coal
ear. As the canveyaEce pas-ei
through one % the doors tn TIRE tun-
Ne. Foster was caught. ani his heal
mashed bstp cen the car ard the
foor IAN. Death was Instantaneous.
eeroner Hove investigated the case
sna found that the yoans mar came
q he Death by Ms eva care.essness.
Ne lnQuesg viii ~ hid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-16

Wht thor hls ice wnH any colder than
IN July uo thought not Bul a
a matter OF fact piece ~ summer
lee. II ho had had IT. would have
been something ~ Al foot WARMER for
hm. ha ~ would have boon b. d..
KFsss warmer than tie uir lt fIs
h tom or hia wagon.
Mixing Hult with IaH makrr ~ much
cooler Tile Ice In en- irr srrfu
freezer goes down 20 about zero. 'fhi#
4 why tho point zero on uui common
thefmemvtsfH wnu aasd rh'r. r. j..
Il vac supposed "a De- tha lHFtat
point which could be tabsI hH 81
tinelal means Since then vr ha,a
reached about ass degrees below zero.
~ chemical progs SEE
lee viii cool down With everything
else. on % cold night. To- zero CO.. be
low what nhouIa prevent lt7 On
a day whom % be- Just freezing D. bly1k
- IRON aud block If Ice outdoors
viii stand a. ~ degrees. n The
weather grows warmer the hon viii
warm up with the weather. bot TIN
iUr will stay at ~ degrees and melt
away. uut n the weather grows
cooler. the iron I'D the lss VIII cool
m. too, aud ous 8ast 80 much as the
other
As tho See grows colder o. gets
harder and more brittle. There ean
be no hickory bend On the skating
pond on "a zero day. TOT Zoe 10 then
to brittle. Rlisers Of Ice dipped ia
liquid air hrDoms 30 hard that they
vii lut glaze Water thrown on iea
In the Arctic regions wiiI uhiVer i
like pouring boiling water upon cold
Kiasn This - because the fee ia -
much colder than the water Phils
dsInhia pfeHa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-16
WILL OPEN BIDS
QuarteImasief 10 Receive Propos-
ais on Corn and Oats

Tomorrow morning. A. II o'clork.
bids viii be opened At the T.. 3. guar.
termaster's once FOR a large amount
Of government supplies. The prin-
elpal items are 600 tons % oats and
800 tons Of hay. The shipment ls
Intended for the Philippines and Will
probably 60 from this port The
goods must De delivered AZ place
designated By Mai. Huhleu on or be-
fore Oct. 20. Nothing definite is
known a. 70 what army transport
wlll take the goods. II IL quite prob
= BILE. however, that the Egbert. now
lying 1T Tacoma. may be ordered
here 10 load them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-16
/ a 8 EDITION
q O'Clock
IT WAS LUCKY FOR MORRISON,
Am aVowED A1ARCHIsT.
THAT He MADE HIS ESCAPE
], cook al the RanierG Grand Said He Was Sorry There
We're Not More Like CzOIgOsz- Walters
Made Break for Him

tails OF the presidents death. lie
said little uutu the subject OF nnat-
ehism was preached when he broke
I'm with remark that 1t was too
had there were not mote Ike Caol.
gusH in the world and that Me.
ksuluN deserved To die because he
waa nat friend of the poor people ="
As Morrison made the latter remark
Ne rase and started far the door aix
or eight walters ana cooks started
after him bent upan vengeance. Hut
he ran up an alley aud escaped. lie
has not since been seen around the
hotel. lie no doubt understands what
VII happen tr him II the trate men
set hold ~ him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-16
Extremely FashlonsbIa

Garuifures witch are really one
trimming applied - another. appear
70 be extremely fuahi8unbIv iu al
maat any OF the Eafiaa rulsea One
ul this kind ia demonstrated ga the
illuminated iueeH on which Tinted
ak wrought motifs iu various sls=
Haut NrnafiHn renaissance. Flemish
and other equally handsome pat
fsrua ave applied directly 60 The
faIasd suffagea 81 corresponding de
#lEHs woven m the lace mrshsr some
# them being lnfnfmiuEled 81 Eliuta
IT finest gold or silver. or very dsiis
latrlp threaded with black chenille
OF the unrfowest black velvet ribbon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-16
No Frost Last Night

A number OF Inquiries were made
at the local weather bureau this
morning aH 20 whether there was
FROST lu Seattle last night. Tho re
port az the weather bureau shows
that there was none In Seattle or at
any other station I'm Washington A
heavy frost occurred at PoCatallo.
and lighter at Kalispel and Roise
city. idaho. With the present
weather Il VIII be only fcw DAVIS
before there viii be frost here NJ the
NIGHTS are getting colder steadily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-16
Two Sailinas This Afternoon

The Alaska steamship CO mas two
saiilngs st Tor today A. o'clock
this afternoon the niFtso Captain
Muntsr. - due % leave bound for
Mstiaknhtia. kstckikan WunRie
and Lynn canal she vii carry few
II suy paHssnEvrM THE steamer sslii
take as much freight as she can car
-. approximately faa tons In ad-
difton she has n large lufeflng ship
u5ant - live stock consigned fur
Charles Thsbo - Dawson. % con
Hiafa - 10 hervea. 80 hogs and 20
sheep.
The Dolphin. Capt. Roberts. viii
Eef away az r IN. ghe viii not
take az large cargo hnt wiii have
q aF 81 passengers Included in her
Ere. xhf l. if9-fou shipment - uier-
chaudiss 10 Palmer BruH % Daw.
son. ~ Vancouver the steamer wiii
stop long enough 20 Load 81 head Of
cattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-16
CLERKS ADOPT
RESOLUTIONS
Death Of the President a Blow at
Free Institutions

A. 4 meeting heii Saturday mid
rlsat the Retail clerks union. No.
40. adopted the following resolutions
IN respect % the dead president:
~Whsrsas Our beloved president.
william Mckinley. who - his kind
ness ard firmnsss had suasarsA him
feR 70 the hearts % the people ana
wen the esteem OF the civilized world.
has AZ the zenith q his glory been
strioksn down BY the eoSaFdly hand
Of an assessing and.
Whereas. In bis death hts family
has not only lost a loving ans duh-
r. husband. ever watched % It's
temforts. but our country has los;
an executive whose ability has ever
guided Alright IT, dsatinies and whose
Defense - American principles has
ron many iaurels for his brow.
therefore. Be II
Resolved. Ths, -. deeply dspiore
TIE nations misfortune. and unite
WITH our grief-stricksu citizens IN ex-
tsrtinE our heartfelt sympathy n
tls faithful wife and relatives IN This
tssl- hour % afdictl1u, and The many
hssrrs that throb with s0Fro~ over
ne Death q one whose name and
essfs wili ada ulster 70 our hsstory's
Pages ara BE- y further.
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RETAIL CLERKS UNION No. 800
L v. westsrrnan. President.
J. P. Grimm. Bus Agent.
ZIP Porter. Secretary.