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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-23
DiUidend Notices.

The Hooking Valley Railway Company.
Columbus Ohio. June 4th. 1908.
A SENI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF TWO
y PER CENT has this day declared the Pre-
*e--Ad Captal Stock this Company payable July 18th
1909 al the ONCE Of Messrs J. P. Morgan Company,
Ne work 10 stockholders Of record at 300 o'clock P NJ
June 3Oth 1903 which time the transfer books VIII be
The books will reopened on July 10th 1903
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-23

THE BANK OF AMERICA.
New York 10Th. 1903
vTHF BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE To
l. sa saoIsred q sern-annual dividend Of TEN 90
PER CENT, free Of tax payable July 1st 1908. stock
holders Of record Of this date. -, .,
1o69 NJ BENNETT Cashier.
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Financial Meetings.

MI~HIGA NJ CENTRAL RAILROAD co. 80
Grand Central station y Y, June i! E 1StS;;
THE TRANSFER BOOKS OF THIS COM
Il many will be closed at ; o'clock p n. Tuesday
June 3Oth 1902 the purposes of Special Meeting Of
the Stockholders called be held at Detroit. Mich. on
Wednesday July 18th next. and will be reopened on
Thursday. July 10th 49, - 49, -,--
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT ICE COMPANY. -,

hNlShi1 Chicago III. June Il. 1893
,r,rIF BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE THIS
d., declared a serni-annual dividend OF THftEh
4rR 1S- on lie preferred stock OF this COMPANY Peo
stockholders OF record OF June %,
4o1s Te transfer OF the preferred Stock VIII pe
80 70 n June 80 remain closed until july
~ 1a03 Checks be mailed 70 stockholdeIs py Inc
Central fTust So'Nr' WILLIAM A WALTER
Secretary
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MISCELLANEOUS GAS COMPANIES.
Furnished ~ William E. Nichols Co. No Is wall-st)
Int period. Bid IAsked.
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DIED ID" LINE.

Az F,,r La Cuayra Puerto Cabeo Curacao and Mara
cafho via Curacao calling also San Juan, p X
From Is adjoining Wall St Ferry BrosoS-yn -
: PHILADELPHIA saturday July -.
superior accofnrsstlous TOT
nassergers BOULFON BLISS & pAl.LEIT
General Managers $50 Front 81
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GAS COMPANIES.

GAS COMPANIES.
furnished ty William Nichols & Co. No Is Walls
BID Asked Bid
y J & Z l.Stan C IS 1880 ia II6
Is, Is. lSs4 no lib Sen L Gas 5s-- .1O7
30 5s---- -loSa llla -Ecuit Con
sN~or L 1st Is. los los Mutual Co.....--aq0
stand Gas.----lS217 140 N Am Co 5s. .l07. JOS
&C pref.-----iS2 100 Brooklyn Union.2i5 20
.And interest.
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VI From York Wednesdays Fridays and Saturdays
TEXAS, GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
sTRAiGHT and ROUND TRIP Tickets issued 70 all
Colorado, Arizona. California. Mexico,
T. Georgia Florida. Delightful Excursions - -
= II MALLORY CO. Gen Agts-. Pier 20. z R. y. T..
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THE STATE BANK. - 100
New York June 9th 1908
THE DIRECTORS HAVE :. THIS III, =. DAY 1sos, DE
,Ser5 q. ten per the stock q inns oshA e0
q 80. On md after July first 1908:
The ualsis4 D A !. VOORHIS. Cashier
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OJpEcT line TO HAVRE-PARIS CFRANCE1.
Sailing every Thursday. 10 A III,
from, pier AZ North River. foot Morton St
= La Lorraine July ~
ia Savole Juy Ia lahlpasIe- uiy
9 La GaScOS2e. July 81
'I"i3 5.s scrgT Agency, 81 Broadway New York
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The Hocking valley Railway Company;

- AND oNE-HALF PER CENT. has this day been de-
navsbIe July 18Th 1908 the Office OF Messrs J. P
York, to stockholders OF record
a 90 o'clock P N. Both 1903 which time the
books VIII be closed.
1-'0 ~ WM n. COTT. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-23

LAKE ERIE & WESTERN RAILROAD CO.
TINT R Gra13 Sen 81 sDf5ffR8lEGT6RS OF THIs
Il C,ornpanv have this day declared dividend Of TWO
PEP CENT upon preferred Capital stock payable at
18th stockholders OF rec
ord o'clock T. n. Tuesday. the 3ttn OF June
The transfer books viii not be closed
% CHARLES T. cox. Treasurer
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- TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN.
From Piers 81 AMI 80. North River .
r~,r,nanaJune q Lucania- July H. 4 P VI
I maria July 4 noon Etruria July IS II A. II.
EXTRA TUESDAY SERVICE
Auranfa hume q p NJ. Carpathia July P M.
CARRYING second and Third Glass Only.
VERNON H BROWN s. CO. Gen Agents.
90 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
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that viii shake you until your Joints pop,
you want TO cross the river ana go over
into Arkansas. There you will and the
peculiar brand had In mind when I began
this story. Il seems 10 be Indigenous 70
tho soil aud. somehow, tho people get used
to them. ! have seen a man have as many
as two chills day, one 10 the morning
aud one In the evening. l have seen men
have every day chills aud thirdday chills
and chills every nine days ! have seen
men engaged in forming 10 the ST. Francis
the mud chimneys down at the end Of the
shack. They would simply shake the whole
house, and you could hear their teeth rat
tie hundred yards from the house. heard
4 man say few years ago, and he bad
lived 10 that section good. long tine,
that three.fourths, of the crop Of rcd PEP
10 keep the chills on. They are great be-
levera IN red pepper as . remedy for cbills
OF course, | am pot Youching for this REQ
Pepper statemenS although | know person.
ally that the citizens Of the section use II
q great deal 10 an effort 20 break the
chllls How much OF the crop they use !
do not know. but from what | know about
the annual crop Of chiils ] should say they
used a considerable amount of pepper
Quinine Ia also used In the sections whlcn
are able Co support physicians. but req
pepper is the remedy in the out ct the way
places
speaking Of chills, when was up ~
that section OF the country ] used 20 get
q fiendisb sort Ct satisfaction out 81 sec
Ing q frog have O chill. | have seen a
frog shake for an hour and he would DO
nothing but got into some sunny place:
blink his eyes and blow. When he would
quit shaking he would make a break for
the water and | knew then that his pulse
was beating faster and the fever was com
Ing on. oh, yes; I've, seer, frogs shake wiz
imagine you heard their tccth chattertng
All Of which goes TO show what said IN
the beginning, and that IS that the Arkan
sas chill ia peculiar, distinctive unique IN
all resnects"
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NV ORPHANS ENTRIES.

Seven eighths Of mile seilalnngp15 n, ,,n
toi lin Nan i02, Lord Neville 1o2, Flaneur
100 Dandie Bell 90 r Ransin o. Ia poteute
M Jobn Peters ITO, Registrar 100, Homo
lulu io7, Major Mansir lo6, Hanover Queen
" Three.ouarters Of mile, handieap.-The
Lady 100. il You Dare log w. j. Deoo,e
113, Telaman ll2, Farmer lin " '9 az
Lady Alberta o3. Kaloma 90, Lady Brock
one and one.sixteenth miles, Audubon
handicap. $1,000 added--JaGk Demnnd 100,
scotch Plaid log, WHISKY King ioB. Harry ,nS
ST. Tammany 100 Major Tenny 9s, Marcos
one and one-half miles-Potheen 107,
Swordsman 106, Latson 1915, Lady Chorister
1903. Wunderllch 102, Georgia Gardner lo2'
Irving Mayer o.
Thrce, fcnrths q mile, purse, S.year-93l6dts
Tom Maybin 11J Mrs Frank Foster 1O4'
Springstead 1903 Glendon 1903. King Dodo
103, Anzieger 1903, Klwasa 100, s. yitus
100, Criticism 100, Gold Bride %, Rose
posey 9S.
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oLARKsoN,s ATrITupE.
He Is Believed to Favor Mcdowell for
the Marshalship.


Washington, january THE statement
IN a Washington dispatch recently printed
iu two TEXAS papers 70 the effect that
James S. Garrison. collector OF the port
Of New York. was supporting George Green
for disappointment as marshal OF the North.
eru Texas district. Is probably erroneous.
Some weeks ago. When f. T. r. Green und
representative % National Committee
man Hnwley conferred With Clarkson ~
New York regarding the nRoShslship mat.
ter o telegram from q person certainly IN
a position To know was sent 10 this city
from there stating that Clarkzol would
,oin Hawley and E II R. Green IN urging
the appointment Of Mcdowell ON account
OF his past attitude toward Southern pat
ronage Matters Clsrksop's position n the
marshalship contest is regarded as being
Of unusual interest IN well Informed cir
cles here there + 20 doubt that ClerEsOn
favored Mcdowell at drst and Il Is not
considered probable that he has changed
his mind
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vfetona Ropina Contest.

Victoria, Texas, January lowing 10 the
bad weather, yesterdays program Of the
three days ropins contest was abandoned,
Today's program was carried out in the
mud 1t was a free for all. with thirteen
entries, and resulted as follows: VIII
Reeves Of Victoria first prize; time 51E.
n w. Davis of Richmond. second; time
:59i5 G. Hopkins Of Wharton, third; time
1902, Weather permitting there will he
another contest tomorrow.
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At InoIeside.

San Francisco, January 2.--weather
cloudy; track heavy.
Futurity course, seling-Rose Of Hilo.
Torilla, Angeiine. Time 1913.
six furiongs, seling--Ripper, Andrew
Ring, Tamm- Time 1919.
Seven furongs, selling--Gold One, Star
Cotton Iilouon. Time 1852.
Eleven-slxteenths of mile, selling-Ball
Room Belle, ouatre, Gus Lanka Time I'LL.
Mile and seventy yards. selling-Greyfeld,
EXpedient Administer Time 1:49lG.
Futurity course, selling-Prestano, Der
nota, Matt Hogan. Time lis,
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4 FURTHER ATTACK.
Postal Offeial Said to Have Violated
Anti-Contraet Law.
(srorini ia The Post

Washington, January The Washington
Evening Times, which some days ago com
menced n crusade against certain officials
OF the postoiiee department, alleging that
they had formed trust and were abusing
official privileges FOR the purpose Of en-
richine themselves tonight prints story
charging that sections 412 and 1859 OF the
Revised Statutes have been violated by the
granting Of a large government contract
to coal company. Of which A. W. Maehen
superintendent OF rural free delivery, IS
a member The Times claims that the
postmaster general has asked Machen 70
explain. II further alleges that Macnen
and other members Of the '1RCgr'' have
sun named NUN erous friends - Wesbington
u sld tbru n uitpEflns otlense VI thp
chsrEes against them.
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~ Francisco, January 2,--san Francisco
Ina Houolulu are now connected by cable.
rh. first words passed under the ocean
|ew moments after IL o'clock last night.
I,he wire worked perfectly.
rbe silverton, Just before splicing the
[ads. some thirty miles off shore from
Honolulu, telegrsphod both ways for the
lara stations TO wait until II o'clock, San
Francisco time, before trying the cable.
Ehet time was desired to insure the perfect
|aarriening of the guttn pcrcha In the splice
kfter the Joint should be lowered overheard
frcan the ship IN about 5000 feet Of water.
|ys.erators sat auxiousy and eagerly about
|be inetruments In King street, at Homo
|uhl. and in the cable Office on Market
ktrect. San francisco, waiting for the
|5ne limit to expire. San Francisco was
Matching for Honolulu to signal hrst
a few moments after II o'clock, before
I'LL tlme limit was up a signal went from
|hie end to Honolulu.
Ihe FIRST response from Honolulu came
|nto san Francisco exactly at 1905
b'clock. 1t was exactly s:h o'clock IN
Eianolulu. the time difference being two
honrs and twenty-five minutes and Few
Tic drst message received was from Gov
krnor Dole to President Roosevelt 1t was
hereby a formal greeting and congratula-
Zion from the people of Hawaii to tho peo-
Els of the United States: from one chief
Executive TO the other. The message was
"a ngroitted at the Market street onice to
\ wire leading directly to the executive
Eansion at Washington, aud receipt was
bcl nowledged ut II rs o'clock. When the
F,essage reached the White House Presi-
Hert Roosevelt was asleep and the operator
refused TO awaken him. Rightf after the
E3ole signature on the first message came a
Reeond through from Honolulu II was a
Erecting from the people Of Hawaii 10
F,larence H. Mackay, president of the Gable
Eofnpany. congratulating him upon the
conpletion OF the cable, and expressing sor-
Eow that John w Mackay had not survived
II see the instantaneous bond between the
Eelands and the American continent, This
|ne ssage was signed by Henry u. Cooper,
.ef retary of the Territory of Hawaii; then
ra5ne q message from the Associated Press
on the Silvcrton, telling
IN the successful laying of the cable and
6S the celebration of the event IN Honolulu.
|Tbe paper ribbon containing the record of
liza experimental work between San Fran
|rif co and Honolulu was cut into little sec
HONS, Of q few phrases each, and divided
bnonz the score of spectators who were
about the Instruments when san
and Honolulu first spoke to each
|other under the Pacific ocean
PRIZE line will be opened for business to-
|dnY.
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New Orleans Races.

New Orleans, January 2.--lnspector Shea
aud Barbara Frietchie were the only bedteu
favoritcs Weather clear and cooler; track
heavy.
Five furlongs-Tioga, Gloria Mundi,
Brush BY Time 1.OO As.
Six furlongs, selling Alpaca, Flora Levy
Jim King. Time LIS 3-5.
Seven furlongs--Ben Frost, Robert G.
Lansing. Master. Time / 80 40.
seven furlongs-St. Tammany, Belyino,
Ahumada Time 1:33 10.
Five and q hnlf furlongs-Star ana Gar
ter. C;lennevls, Pirate Time I'LL 10
Mile aud sixteenth, selling Fake Elza
Dillon, Beana. Time 1:5S.
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eRoKE THE RECORD
But Came Near Losing His LILO In the
Effort.

Chicago, January 2.--The New Years
games at tho Central Young Mems Chris
tiau Association resulted IN broken
record the making OF which for time
threatened serious results to the com.
petitor.
In the under water SWIM" G. w. Earl
swan l9s feet while submerged, thereby
breaking the Southern Young Mems Chris
tiau Association record for the feat, and
sidcrahle cost AS he swan the length
OF The tank for the third time his body
came TO the surface, but It was apparent
that the athlete was unconscious. w
Wachs, a naval reserve swimmer noticed
Earl's plight, jumped into the water and
dragged the unconscious man out of the
tank Earl was revived only after being
taken TO the baths, where he was given a
cold shower.
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VALUE OF LEMoN JUICE
As an Agent for the Destruction Of
Typhoid Baeilll.

Typhoid 5aeilIl.
New York. January 3.--Dr. W. a. Park.
bacteriololist OF the department Of health.
has made several experiments to determine
the value Of lemon Juice In destroying
typhoid b0ciill, regarding which much has
been published recently Several microscop-
ical examinations Of cultures Of typhoid
bacilH which had been subjected 10 the
action Of the lemon juice showed that, al.
though the acid killed the micro organisms.
IL required too much acid and too much
time for the chemical action To take place
to render lemon Juice ms an agent prac-
tlcable. DR.. Parks negative opinion in re-
gard TO the efficacy OF the acid as a typhoid
prOphyiactc was corrohorated for, after
The bacilli had been acted upon by a per
cent solution II the acid for thirty minutes
Il was found that all Of them had not been
DESTROYED.
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ABOUT THE ARKANSAS CHILL
A Distinctive OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF It
PecuIisrities.

PeculiSfities.
New Orleans Times-Democrat.
THE Arkansas chill Is distinctive said
man from the swampg region Of that
state, 'and l am sure there IS nothing like
II in any other State or In any other region
OF the world / have seen a good many
chllls, a good many different types Of
chllls. IN my wandering over the country,
but l do not hesitate TO make the claim
that the Arkansas product is in a class by
itself There is the chill for instance,
which Is peculiar 70 the Ohio valley, and
easy thing on ones system. There is a chill
peculiar TO tho swampy regions OF West
Tennessee which ooneRts or series Of
insy lawns feeling 81 slueFishness Bpd
a Title fever, II Il a sort ~ dumb chill,
"Ent FOR the genuine chill. the article
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from MAINLAND TO ISLANDS.
Me American Continent Welded by Wire
to Her Oriental Possessions.
iRsT MESSAGE TO PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
M Details of the Last Act in the Completion of the
Great Enterprise, With the CongratuIatory
kilograms That Speedily Followed.

The SilvertoTn returned to the harbor aud
anchored Oh shore. 1t was agreed between
CAPTAIN Martin and Chief Cable Engineer
Bents that no further work would be at-
tempted until the Wind absted and the
seas Gained.
From tuesday until Thursday nothing
was done.
On tho drst day Of the new year scarcely
breeze stirred the waters Of the harbor
aud ADVICE came TO the ship from Diamond
Head light house that the channel wos
running. A few minutes after i o'clock in
tho morning the Slvertown heayed anchor
aud made . start down the bay.
At daylight she arrived off Koko Head.
whore the shore end bad been bucyed since
Monday.
with little difficulty the line from the
bottom was spllced upon deck and passed
over tha stern sheaves aud n start was
made for the outer buoy. The cable was
paid Mt the rate Of seven knots an bour,
shortly after ] o'clock IN tho afternoon
the SilVertown reached the point where
the San Francisco end was buoyed The
sea was not rough, but tho swell rolled tho
vessel considerably. Great caro- was taken
in handling her while taking % the buoy.
II was finally accomplished at 3at4 o'clock.
The connecting With the testing room WAS
made and san francisco responded prompt
~ TO the call. Congratulations and compli-
ments ~ the season pissed between the
ship and San Francisco.
Connection was made ut 4;40 between the
two lines and Honolulu by the ship. There
was joy on board the Silvcrtuwn when the
extraordinary strain which had rested on
the entire staff for nineteen days came to
an end. Four hours were spent in testing
and allowing the recently laid line 81 &c
q1lire the temperature of the ocean depths.
At $40 p. m, Honolulu time, came the
first call from San Francisco.
The voyage Of the Silvertown was event
full and ut times unpleasantly exciting.
Twelve hours out from San Francisco the
cable ship was beset by bad weather,
which continued, with tho exception of one
day, to the end of the voyage. Variable
winds. that, at times, approached the
velocity OF gales; heavy seas that buffeted
her about, retarded the progress, as well
as endangered the safety Of the cable: IN
fact, every adverse condition that Is usual
" encountered I'M the laying Of a cable was
(Slgued) Il, D, Moore.
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New York, January 2,--Parole, tho noted
race horse, is dead from old age. He ran
under the late Pierre Lorllard's eolors IN
England, aud Won the CITY and Suburban
handicap at EPSON Ia 1879. Parole WIS
nearly 20 wears old. He was by Leaning
ton, out Of Maiden.
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Pecos countY Repina Conteet.

Alpine, Texas January 2.--seventeen en-
tries here In todays ropiug contest First
money, oliver Palmer aud Henry Leas
tie an 43la seconds second. 7 W Gourley,
46ss: third. W b. Patterson, 40&.
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The White Moth

II leaf rustled she would start:
And yet she died, year aga.
How had so frail thing. the heart,
TO journey where she trembled so?
And do they turn and turn IN fright.
Those little feet in so much nlghts
Arthur r. ouiller-C ouci
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rHE pRHsInFNr,s RnPrY.

Washington, January o.-The following Is
the reply Of the president to the message
Of Secretary Cooper;
Hon. Henry i. Cooper, Secretary, Hawaii
Honolulu.
airy 2-rhc president sends to you, to Gov
eruor Dole and to the people Of Hawaii
his hearty congratulations on the opening
of the cable. He believes that It VIII tend
to make the people of Hawaii more closely
knit than ever TO their fellow-c'tizens or
the mainland and will be for the great adj
vantage OF all our people.
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Rheumatism more painful IN thie climate
than eny other sfdicfion. esred ~ rreserir.
ton So 1851, ~ FINER 4 Amend u. "
schmidt Honeten. TeTss. soio agent
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Secretary OF Hawaii. "
THE p1vF1cULrfEs ENcorNTpRED

THE DIFFICULTIES ENCOUNTERED.
Honolulu, January 2,-(By Pacific Cable)
Having buoyed the deep sea end OF the
cable IN the turbulent Molokal channel at
$40 o'clock on the morning of Friday, De-
cember 90, after much difficulty and great
risk, the Mackay Bennett cable ship Sill
vcrtown came on to Honolulu, docking at
the naval wharf at noon. The big ship was
met In the harbor by tugs and excursion
boats, carrying welcoming delegations with
bands OF music and escorted to the wharf
where a great crowd waited, II was the
Intention OF the engineer in charge OF tho
expedition to take on board 1000 tons OF
coal as ballast and await favorable wealth
er to return and pick up the sea end and
bring IL close in shore and buoy IT, The
shore end OF the cable was then TO be laid
out aud the final connection made at that
point
Saturday brought no improvement in
weather. Tho wind blew great guns from
the northeast and crafts arriving through
the channel reported the sea stirred Ike
q maelstrom. II was then decided TO make
no move that day, but 10 delay the attempt
until Sunday morning, December -, when
start was made. The vessel had not
proceeded one mile from the dock when
the full force OF q gale from behind the
high hills struck her Tho skipper at
once decided not 10 20 outside, as picking
up the buoy In the channel was quite i'm
possible. Ii was then determined to lay
the shore end while the conditions were
favorable on that side OF the island.
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No THngArs ArA1Nsr woMAN.

Memphis Tenn, January "a special
TO the CommercialAppeal from Indianola,
Miss, says: This community was highly
interested TO learn that its internal affairs
should have occupied part OF the time OF
the president ana his cabinet at Washing
ton today. II is realized that the action Of
the government in closing the postoffce
here will seriously interfere with local
commerce and In other ways work many
hardships upon the inhabitants Of this town.
mass meeting Of citizens was held IN
November last nj which resolutions were
passed demanding that new postmaster
white person he named for the place. II is
positively denied here that threats have
been made against Mrs Cox. and, although
there Is a strong sentiment for submitting
ia the permanent closing Of the Office, rnth.
or than allow its operation by any one other
than a white person, n is stated that no
violence will be offered Mrs. Coz should
She reopen the office
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Women's jackets
Mems furnishings.

Mems FlanneIette Night Shirts, large full Sic, 4
69c grade ......,.,......... .. .,..... y
Special selling OF Neckwear, in the large Imperial
end ties, the popular weaVeS and color combinl- =
ton worth from 90 to ZOO OH sale at ..... D
Men Oxford Reversible Mufflers, heavy brocaded =
silk effects, 100 grade, at. ..,,............,,, y