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Cure fer Asthma and Hay Fever.

Cure fer Asthma and Hay Fever.
 The statement published below con- fifms the claim of Dr. Schiffmann that he has new discovered an absolute remedy fer asthma and hay fever.
 Mrs. Mary Zachery. Pleasant Hill, La. says: "i have found your asthma cure a permanent cure for asthma, for which l used it seven years ago. have never hal the slightest return Of the trouble since. have also found your remedy excellent in bron- chial affections I shall ever have feeling of gratitude for the benefits derived from your cure.
 \ hay fever sufferer writes: .sI have had hay fever for fourteen years I bought package of your remedy eSehiffman's Asthma Cure1 Of onr druggist and due to it's use this is the fist sumner that nave not been troubled Mrs Frank Guilfos!e G2&7 Ridge avenue. Rex6oro, Ph!la- delnhia
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Tho excitement incident to .rayel- ing and change of food and water cften bring on diarrhoea, and for this reason no one should leave home with out a bottle of Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by w. L. De Woody & Co.,, drug diStS.
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Look hefe. said q Suffolk farmer :: a friend, I'm @on" to kill my pig, n:s> I owe so mech pork to my neighbcrs that I shall have none left for myself if l pay il all back. What would you do!'
 ..Quite easy to trick .em, said the friend. kill your pig and leave t hanging outside until late at night. SOS every ole can see it. Then take it ia and say some ole stole it, Stick to the tale. and you'll be all right.
 TAe farmer Followed instructions, and the kind friend watched his chance and stole the pig fha poor farmer scalae around next l4s4nin@ ta=te.l what 1ad hapn"aed. "SomelolE's stg.zn ny p'@G' he cried
 ''Gc@f3..,' d tlIa friend "St:..'s to it. and tte aitlafs 4-htl.9te= =xa.,. s3re enop@lt.s
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His Time to Keep Mum.

While all this agitation regarding is going on the Hon. John ?. Altgeld has not said a word.-Kansas City Star.
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Per.al4 ,2.v "oSt Staftiii.a. paono. meLnn ti t.,a fire Was tl.e 4uirl, death of e!ilGli';e sec .!8i;iS only \ century CT two ago. .,SS John MUIl. iu The .ttlln- tic. In thr midst of the other coll!eara- tiyely slow at!d steady fire weril che of these tall. heautisul sa,,iingS. leafy and branchy. would bc seen hlazin" up sud- aenly all iN alio heaHin@. booming, pas sionate flame reaching from the ground to the tCp of the tee and fifty to d hundred feet CT more above it, with q smoke column Lending forward and Streaming away O.. tie upper free flow ng wind.
 To burn these green trees q strong fire of dry wood beneath them is re- Iuired to send up a current of air lot enough to tiistill intianmaDlc gases; rom the leaves and sprays; thea. in tead of the lower limbs gradually atchins fire and igniting the next and ext ill succession. tEe whole tree eems to explode almost simultaneous Y, and with awfIl roaring and throb- ing a round t2pt ring flame shoots up % or 900 feet and in a second or two qncnchcd, leaving the green spire a lack dead mast bristled and roughen-
 with down curling boughs.
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WARNING ORDER.
P. Thornton. Plaintiff,

ed Carroll, Defendant
 VI D. Vance, Justice Peace The defendant, Fred Carroll. is warnfd to pear m this ourt within thirty days and swer the complaint ot the plaintiff, M F. 0rntOn. W D VANCE p
 I, 1901.
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Jolly Old Uncle Josh. A booster for the merchants will be solicited Saturday.
 E, P. Greer, Solicitor.
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Lying in atc-diplonlatic commu- nications
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-Strayed or stolen-A bay horse om Cotton Belt depot. Suitable re- ard will be paid if returned. H. B. izel
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FOR RENT Two desirah rooms suitable I for man and wife I.nslire 903 " $ tn aye
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NAyANrED-Goo Apply to Mrs J. " w Adams. 91,} ". 5th ave.
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L. OR RENT--New room house on l6th street. noar Colt n Belt R. K. Will sell on easy terms. Geo. ". Ritchie. 0ld tele- UhUne I97. 3l.
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Tho tht2f ifos t0 keep himself un nottad.
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WanteG--eosition by general sniesman: 15 ve.:s experiences married and live in city: best If references. Address D. Or phic office
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4.,44y .a.te H,e4I ht .s= Ni fst oEfaenaes become a9a . aapaae.5 they believe thar t siH aot ho aeoea
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FOR SALE OR RENT--41a miles southwest of Pine Buff 40 acres of land. ; under cultivat,oa; geed water; good four-room dwelling; all cOnvenieneeS. Fine mineral water upon land. Address H.. this office. If
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SAFANTEp-- Room and board Y gentle wy ma, and wife in private family state price. Address Boa q Graphic office
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Barn and lot for rent. Apply 4OO East Fifth avenue. 312
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l. inc Pasture for cows sl.00 per month Block on Cherry street between II and 12. tee Bradford & kuox If
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Advertise Your Wants.

Fer Rent Nice front room facing Main street Af ply ta J. B. imon Co.,
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SOUTH BOUND.
SOUTH BOUND.
NORTH BOUND.

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-22
CAPTAIN TILLEY
COURT MARTIAL
Wisconsin and SoIace Will Soon
Sail and viii Touch This
Port.

In a letter from Captain Merry to
Captain Pond the former writes that
Admiral Casey found the charges
against Commander Tilley to be grave
enough to warrant the convening of the
court, which assembled November g..
The evidence was heard and Captain
Merry expected the court to finish it's
work with the TilIey case and four
other cases on November -. warm
reception was rendered by the inhabi-
tants to Captain Tilley and the mem
bers of the court upon their arrival.
The Solace probably left Pago
Pago between November IS and Novem-
Der y. Probably nearly all the mem
bers of the court VIII come on that YES
sci to this port. from where they Will
take passage for the Coast on the Ala
media. The Wisconsin will probably
leave Pago Pago at the same time as
the Solace. but as she is going on a
cruise in the Samoan group she will
prob ably not be here before early in
December. Both vessels Will haze TO
coal extensively upon reaching this
mort
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-22
BIG BOOM IN
NORTHERN LUMBER

TACOMA, Wash, Nov 13.-Numer-
Gus orders and big profits in the shingle
business in British Columbia have
caused a boom in that industry. Shin
gle mills are going up all over the
province, and many of the mills near
Vancouver and New Westminster are
American establishments from Wash
ington and Wisconsin, which find it
difficult to secure cedar in their own
States. They are attracted by the
cheap cedar in British Columbia.
Washington people are putting up a
large mill at Hastings, B. G, while sew
eral mills Of smaller capacity are being
erected in the city limits of Vancouver
by Americans. Besides these mills two
large shingle factories are being erect
ed by TAFT Brothers in Vancouver an
other by the Imperial Lumber Com
pany and one by Heaps & Son. In an
other year the shingIe output of Brit
ish Columbia viii be more than double
the present output.
As soon as the new mills are ready
for business they are taken into the
combine, and Manager Scott Of Van
couver distributes orders to them Us
they come in according to their caoac-
ity. For the past twelve months it has
been impossible for the mills of the
province to keep up with these orders.
and by combining prices are kept high.
The output goes chiefly to Eastern
Canada
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-22
MEMORIAL FUNDS
ARE COMING IN
Committee Gets to Work-Mini.
mum for Souvenir Certifi.
cate Fixed.

The Mckinley Memorial committee
held meeting yesterday afternoon in
the office of c. NJ Cooke. in the Bank
OF Hawaii, at which were present
Messrs. c. NJ. Cooke. T. Give Davies,
K. J. Iminishi. w. d. westervelt, Gov
ernor Dole, ]. a. McCandless, F. a.
Schaefer. and y. T. Hawes. assistant
secretary.
Henry Waterhouse was sent for and
asked to assume the craftsmanship OF
the Oahu committee, which he con-
sented to do.
Chairman Fraser of the Kohala com
mittee announced collections amount
already reported, and said there was
probably $50 more in sight. Reports
from other places indicated that the
people were entering into the spirit of
the memorial most heartily.
It was suggested by committee that
the souvenir certificates of contribu-
tion. in order that they may not be
cheapened. be given out only for con-
tribution Of fifty cents. which would
give all school children. families and
workingmen, an opportunity to possess
such a certificate. The matter was plac-
ed on file.
Il was also stated that the commit
tee would gladly receive sugges tons for
the form which the memorial should
take, and these Will be placed on file
with those suggesting a flower market
and public playground.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-22
wANrs TRANSPORTED CABLE
Chamber Of Commerce Favors presen
Project Of American Company.

NEW YORK, Nov. S.-The Chamber
Of Commerce adopted resolution yes
terday reciting the necessity for the
establishment Of an American trans
Pacific cable, laid and maintained by
private enterprise, and the fact that
application 20 lay such a cable had al
ready been made by a responsible
American cable company. It was re-
solved that the chamber urge that per-
mission TO land cables be granted to
this company under such restrictions
as will protect the interests of the
United States.
Resolutions were also adopted favor
ing the creation of a department. Of
commerce and industries.
John Charlton, q member of the
Canadian House of Commons. made an
address in the course of which he ad-
vocated close trade relations between
this country and Canada.
An amendment to the bylaws, in
creasing the yearly dues of the mem
bers from s25 to $50 was offered and
viii be acted on at the next meeting.
. . . . . Q . . es
twelve inches and nineteen and half
feet Of rain in n year.
But though great quantities Of rain
fan on the windward side of the noun
tains and much less on the leeward side
most regions usually have all the rain re-
qulred by the crops, though irrigation in
some large districts IS always practiced.
s S5uaetImes, however. as in the present
season. the showers south OF the noun
tains are slight. Then the crops are di-
ninished and the cattle on the big ranch
IS die by hundreds, as has been the case
this year.-N. Y. Sun.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-22
HE Is PRINCE OF WALES.
Duke of Cornwall and York Succeeds
to HIS Fathers Former Title.

LONDON, Nov. S.-The Duke Of
Cornwall and York has ben created
Prince of Wales and Earl of Chester.
Among the honors bestowed on the
occasion of Edwards birthday will be
a Baronetcy upon the retiring Lord
Mayor of London, Frank Green. and
Knighthoods for Chief Justices Little
of Newfoundland and Gray of Bermu-
da; c.. \. Critchett. ocuIist to the King,
and George Hussey, of Southampton.
Clinton Dawkins, formerly financial
member Of the Council of the Governor
General of India, and now a member
OF the firm of ]. S. Morgan & Co, Is
made a knight OF the Grand Cross Of
the Bath a. L. Jones, president OF
the Liverpool Chamber of Commerce,
who is at the head of the concern Of
Elder. Dempster & Co. is made a
Knight Commander of the st. Michael
and st. George.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9
finished before Christmas. There is q
bonus OF SiOO a day for each day the
track work is done. under seventy days
The service viii be on twenty minute
basis from Luiha street. until the
switch IS laid at the engine house.
when the through line cars Will be sent
on u the Kamehameha Schools. THIS
VIII be not later than the first OF the
week
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-22
THE DROUGHT IN HAWAII.
Suffering In tho Largest Island On
Account of DsfeLent Ralnfam

The news from Honolulu printed in the
Sun the other day that the Island Of
Hawaii, the largest in the group. is suf-
fering from the severest drought known
for fifteen years. may have surprised
many readers We are not apt to asso-
ciate the idea of meagre rainfall with
these Islands far out in the Pacific.
The fact is that large part of the
Islands never have more rain than is
really needed for the crops; in large
areas irrigation is practiced IN order to
give the tiled lands all the water they
need. The topographic features of the
Islands prevent the distribution over
them of a large rainfall. Raia enough
comes to them, but the lay Of the land
is such that great deal of it does not
reach the cultivated area.
The Islands are conspicuous for high
mountain ranges and fertile plains and
valleys. most of the mountain ranges
skirting the northern shores. Ten months
In the year the winds come from the
northeast, the trade winds blowing quite
steadily.
These trade winds however, strike
against the slopes OF the northern noun
tains and naturally a great deal OF their
moisture is there condensed. The north
ern side of the mountains II consequence
ia abundantly supplied with ra-". The
winds are much drier by the tine they
reach the south side Of The mountains
and the rainfall there, whore ali the
plantations are situated, is much small
er In fact the variation in rainfall be
tween the north side Of the mountains
and the plains and valleys TO the south
Is very great. The extremes, covering
the four chief Islands. are between
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-22

~ APTAIN POND Of the Iroquois has
received a letter from the Coast
~ which states that the gunboar
Wheeling is to leave San Francisco at
an early date for Samoa. She is to
pass through Honolulu on her way to
Pago Pago to which place she has been
assigned as the station ship of Captain
Sebree to take the place of the Abaren-
da, the old collier stationed at Tutuila.
The Abarenda Will then probably be as
signed to some other station.
The Wheeling is a light-draft gun
boat and was built by the Union Iron
Works in San Francisco in 1897. She
has twin screw vertical triple expan-
N>> pS>@s>~ ~~>>>c>>
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-22
GUNBOAT WHEELING WILL
SOON BE IN HONOLULU
Is to Be the Station Ship at Pago Pago for
Captain Sebree, Relieving the
Abarenda

sion engines and is schooner rugged.
Her speed is 1888 knots an hour and
her gross tonnage sOs11 tons. Her
length on the load water line is ia feet
and her extreme breadth is S4 feet. Her
main armament consists of six four
inch rapid fire guns and two one
FOUNDER rapid fire guns. one Colt and
one three-inch rapid fire field gun.
The Wheeling is a sister ship to the
gunboat Marietta which accompanied
the batueship Oregon on her famous
trip around the Horn to Cuba during
the Spanish war. The Wheeling has
been stationed in the Behrlng Sea dur
ing the last two winters
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-22

The Trarnways injunction suit
against the Honolulu Rapid Transit
Company is set down for argument in
Federal Court this morning.
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The submitting to one wrong brings an another
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TOO MUCH CHRISTMAS CHEER
Causes Troubles in the Household of
 Chas. Crosby.

The attention of the police court was largely occupied this morning by the recitation of the domestic infelie- tiles of Chas Crosby and and Amelia Crosby, colored husband and wife Their troubles commenced Christmas eve night and reached a climax Sun day. when the head of the family started what might be termed a rough house." and violently used some of the furniture and household effects of the joint partnership. The woman tald her story which so clearly established the guilt of the defendant that it seemed useless to proceed fur ther. but then Charlie told his story and it immediately became apparent that Amelia had been guilty of gross criminality With this condition of affairs Judge Brown had nothing to dc but continue the case until Tuesdav morning. when more witnesses could be summoned.
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Daily GrapI,ic.

FAULTLESS IN NAME, FAULT LESS in grade, The very best flour that ever was
 made. Your grocer is FAULTLEss for he has it on hand, And you can bet he is having a FAULTLESS demand. For biscuits fine, and cal e divine, For rolls and mullins sweet, Use FAULTLESS flour, the choicest flour That's ever made from wheat. Try just one sack is all we asks Then you will bless the hour, When first you heard that magic name, The FAULTLESS brand of flour.
 For Sale by
 LEADING GRoCERs.
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Two and Half Hour Test.

A most successful mingling of gilt edge comedy minstrelsy up-to date vaudeville. Parisian pantomine, spec tacular effects, pretty dainty women, and plenty of them, gorgeous cos tunes and magnificent scenery. briefly describes "A Run on the Bank" list ed for Wednesday night. January 1
 For the average theatergo it is most welcome two and half hour feast. This is the play that brought Ward and Nokes into prominence, and which is undoubtedly their greatest success and which in reproducing the piece Pussey and St John, who are now starring in same have used every effort to out dc their predecessors .n then magnifieence in producing the play and equiping the same. They are surrounded by a large and evenly bal anced array of talent and guarantee To give production that the most fas tide0uS can take no exceptions to
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Several local K. of P.' will go t) Kingsland tonight to initiate eight new members into the lodge at that place. The lodge was recently organ ized. on which occasion quite a num- Der of Pine Bluff Knights were pres ent. Having eight new members to mi tiate the initiatory team of the lodg selt unequal to the task and sent to the Pine Bluff lodge for help The fol lowing will go: P. M. Kilrov. NJ. q May. H. l. Holdelness, w E. Livin- good, Carl Hing, c. w. K Tomasz- eWsl<i and w. F. Jones'
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PERSONAL POINTS.
Comines and Goings of Home People
 and Visitors.

comines and Goings of Home People
 and Visitors.
 MT. c. c. Jones. of Jonesboro, is at the Arlington
 MT. Robert P. Norwood, of Parkdala is in the city
 MT. Gus Waterman returned this morning to Dumas
 MT. L. T. Weber, of Eagle Mills, s visitor in the city
 Mr J. A Cabaness, of Monticello was a Sunday visitor.
 Mr T. T. Daniel, of Stuttgart. was at the Arlington Sunday.
 AH Louis Ottenheimer. of Littlz Rock. is a guest of the Trulock.
 Mr. James H. Allen. of kearney spent Sunday in the city with friends Miss Maude Webb and Miss Donnie Mallory. of Little Rock. visited Miss Ida Allen Sunday.
 Miss Ethel Davant. of Memphis Tenn. arrived in the city today to De he guest of Miss Amanda Caldwell for several days. is guest of the Trulock. Mr Beadel and Miss Lille Johnson will wed to morrow morning at 9 30 at the Episco pal church.
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man finally to pin his faith to Henry Marx. There he is sure of satisfaction They don't cost any more than hand me-downs Henry Marx up to date tailor.
 We have too many hats. Do you need one? One dollar buys q $l.50 haf for awhile. Hats for boys and girls, all colols-red white, blue, grey, brown and black-50 cents each. Henry Marx, Chicago Misfit Parlor.
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LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
LEADING GROCERS

I'VJaL IL AND VI IlLR " lSI.
 Five hundred tons of coal on hand; telephone Hs your orders. Ed gar Brewster.
 -old-fashioned New York buck wheat flour; also graham four instre- Strauss X Miller.
 )Mr Tracy Mills, who has been confined to his room for several days. < much better today
 Go to the Elk saloon for the eele. brated Green River whisky-the whis- ].Y without a headache
 3Leave orders for your Xmas fruits. nuts. candies and cakes with Us. We can serve you. Strauss & Miller
 Xmas is over You ought to see the many things We have left that arc cut in two Henry Marx, Chicago Mis- fit Parlor.
 We still have few real nice up- to date suits on hand that We will nov sell at half price. Henry Marx. Chi easo Misft Parlor.
 Only one man in 203 is over six feet high but We are prepared to fit him just the same. Henry Marx, Chi cago Misft Parlor.
 -Mr c. N Dcatherage, of Little Rock has succeeded Mr. Nose Rein iaf .1A l,a Iron Mountain depot.
 The sum of $135 buys a two-gal lon pail of sugar-house molasses;; guaranteed strictly pure. Phone us for one Strauss & Miller.
 Fine creamery butter, best craarl cheese. best maple syrup, new puck wheat four, and all kinds O. nuts. McCain Grocery company
 Shoes for boys at auctual cost. We quit keeping them. One dollar and ten cents will get $1.50 shoe. Henry Marx. Chicago Misit Parlor. Fresh lady fingers, almonds, mae eroons, pound cakes, English fruit eakes and plum buildings. Better than home made, at Straus & Miller's. Gentlemen. bear in mind that wa can cut and make pants to order al most while you wait. We make them right hcro. Henry Marx. up-to date tailor.
 For rent-A two story. seven room house on West Fifth avenue. formerly occupied by J. w. Adams Apply to Roberts X Johnson. real es- tate agents.
 Ne will have fine dressed turkeys fresh oysters, loose and in cans; fine California celery: California and Flo"- .da oranges. Call on us. Mccain Grocery Co.
 Eek. on West Second avenue, is making a speciality on fine finished photo work. See him about the diff terent sizes and kinds. Any informa tion cheerfully given
 We have not sold entirely out. nor are We going out of business. but ta those that wear clothes we'll say come and see No fancy prices here. Henry Marx, Chicago Misfit Parlor.
 A friend of ours asked us why we used his name as an advertisement. We can't help it if the boys ask him to meet them at our place. Rowland s cigar store, 1o6 West Second avenue.
 Remember the Charity ball. for benefit of the widows and orphans home, by the Pine City lodge No 156. at Bluff City club Tuesday De eember 31 t9o1.
 Another fresh lot of Belmont : and Monticellos received, and we are in shape to give you the best for the money Nowlands cigar store, lo6 West Second avenue.
 Pine City lodge. No l56. I. o. O. F. will give a Charity ball for th9 benefit of the widows and orphan home. at Bluff City club, Tuesday December 3l. l90l Admission $l.
 He that loses and gets wisdom, thereby is sainer by the loss Ex perienee with other clothing leads
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DEATH RECORD.

Mrs. Sterling A Miller died of con gestion at her home near the stave factory at i0 o'clock today She leaves a family She was the daughter of Mr. J. B. Ezell. and was a highly re- speeted lady who had many friends in this city. No funeral arrangements have yet meen made.
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The Improved Order of Red Men meet tonight. and as the occasion will be the regular annual election of of fcers a full attendance of the mem bership is desired