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The Holly chieftain., 1903-08-21
THE HOLLY CHIEFTAIN
n. w. Milford, Publisher.
HOLLY. COLORADO.

Lockjaw leaves statesmen alone, or
else they are immune.
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and remain silent. But some of the SUI
pers forgot this yesterday. When Silver
Dollar got the call one fellows face beamed
with smiles.
Hey, there" shouted Mitchell address.
ing the super, "your number is s. isn't 1t %
Yes" sssented the super.
We'll, sir. you bet on Dynamite. Make
faces. Great heavens, you haven't any
smile coming"
REMEMBER YOUR HORSES"
WARNING OF THE DIRECTOR.
Now. remember. boys" said Mitchell
addressing them all, remember your horses
and then you'll know when to yell. Every
: time your horse gets a call yell for al
you e-worth.'
And that is the way the rehearsal dragged
on all afternoon When an adjournment
was finally taken the stage director was
hoarse and the supers were glad to get
away. They have been told TO report this
morning for another rehearsal, and they
must report again Monday before that gen.
tleman is finally through with them.
When great many supers, say $50 to
200. is required for a production, 1t is rather
difficult to get a sufficient number, but the
stage manager has list of about sixty
men, who are always ready to take a think
ing part at the stipulated wage of 80 cents a
night
And the stage manager generally gets the
first 80 cents as his commission for getting
his applicant employment.
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Thomas oMaiIey. Is years. 472sA Easton: con-
Baby of Arthur anu Belle Stern, S minutes.
1853 Shenandoah; congenitaI debility
embolism.
John Nash. Is years. zns Mulnnphy: cons.,mp-
l. Ruzicka, 20 days. 1870 Picker; marasmu..
NIL alberta smith IA years. sl2 South Third; ty-
Albert Rauscher. 81 years. 12ls Dolman; heart
Sister Jane De Chantel. "a years. Visitation
Sidney Flanagan. 10 days. s7l4 Rutser; imper-
Q. Brandes q years; consumption.
G w. Miller. 1877 North broadway; CASTRO
Philip Thouvenin, 10 years. 1903 Clinton: pneu-
monia
Mary Gratz. q years. 1880 Wash: septicaenia.
James Chadwick. "a years. st. Louis Hospital;
nephritis
Maria R. Peirreli So years. es4' Gamble; bron-
9: P; sandel. 20 days. 1919 South Fourteenth:
Minna Greaves. 70 years. 1887 Scott: consump-
tion.
H. White. s. years. 1909 Linden: congestion of
lungs;
Charles Bland. q days, sool South Broadway;
congestion of viscera.
Thomas Simmons, 80 years. 1928 Morgan: heart
Charles Deal. 60 years. ILL., Salisbury; apo
Lydia cueensen. years. 1923 Oregon: pneu-
Robert Rebee. 81 years SIS Virginia. uraemia
B. c. Borden. 81 years. 2s06 University; pneu-
Anna Kammann. Il years. ssoe Natural Bridge;
Norma Schroeder. years. 1920 Cherokee: men
B. Vennincer, y years. lcio,s Arsenal: consump-
Eanrna Lynch, IL montha 1900 North Taylor;
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WHAT she said where's my gown
my street costume?"
But there was no one to answer her ques-
ton. The judges had modestly and dis
creetly retired.
This is all want Of dressmakers' con-
ventions," said Mrs. Wade. striding to the
dressing-room and pulling Off her coat and
gloves as she went along. Returning, she
tore the unonending street costume from
the dummy on the main floor and rolling
1t in a bundle. pushed her way to the dress
ing-room Then she returned and stripped
the other dummies of her waists and other
bits of feminine apparel she had On exhibit
ton.
From a high platform at one end of the
hall President Elizabeth A. C. White of
the association at first watched the tumult
serenely. but the gesticulating women who
soon surrounded her obliged her to retreat,
leaving the field in the hands Of the enemy.
Mrs. Wade has gone for ride in the
park" she said
Mrs. Wade did take the ride, but when
she returned it developed that the byeezes
had only famed her indignation.
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Rural Free Delivery,

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington. March A-Rural free deliv.
cry carriers have been appointed to begin
service on April /, as follows:
Hissouri-Jameson: Thomas E. Foster, carrier;
frank E. Foster. substitute. Craig: Herbert
Ifayer, carrier: Henry T. Soeer substitute
Monet; henry c. Traugnber. carrier; Purdy
Texas-Athens: Edwin T. Jones. carrier; John
s. Jones, Jr.. substitute
Rural free delivery service will be estab.
lshed to commence April as follows:
Ilinofs.Farmergville Montgomery County: one
carrier: length of route. 2sls miles
OF route. IN miles.
Pomona. Jackson County; two carriers; length
OF routes, 43;s miles
Sparta. Randolph County: two carriers; length
OF routes. 4sH miles Population served. $685.
le;,Eth of routes. 42s. miles
Wilmington. Franklin County: one carrier
length Of route, IN miles.
kansas-Holton. jackson County; one carrier;
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Look at that unique thing there at the
end of the line-that is prize winner!'
said she. sarcastically. The judges call
that street costume. And they passed
over my street costume for that thing."
Scores of other women surrounded Mrs.
Wade, and the platform back of the prize
winners was utilized for an impromptu in
dignation meeting. .,g,r- .s.-.s ~
The first prize. carrying a special bonus
of 500. was captured by Baltimore wom-
an. much to the disgust OF the New York
exhibitors. Mrs. E. E. Maggie was the lucky
contestant; The second and third prizes In
the first class were won by Miss V. Bartz
Of New York and Nine. Clark Smith Of
New York. respectively The other prizes
were awarded as follows:
Best Street Gown. Glass First prize, II.
Schneider of New York: second prize. Miss
Battles OF Rock Island. ILL.,: third prize.
Miss Clara Read of Sedalia. Mo.
Best Dinner Gown. Glass first prize.
Mrs; d E Maggie. Baltimore: second prize.
Levi Garkinds Cleveland: third prize,
Miss NJ. c. Waller, Dallas, Tex.
Best Child Suit, Glass First prize, H
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New York, March 14.-Smartly gowned
women with flashing eyes Joined in a
chorus of Indignation in the convention hal!
Of the Dressmakers' Association of Ameri-
ca when the prizes for the best gowns were
announced A number OF Missouri women
were successful.
For three wearisome hours the four men
and four women comprising the committee
of award behind locked doors, struggled
to make the selections. while an intrepid
band of hopeful dressmakers besieged the
place, waiting for the signal to enter.
When. at o'clock. the doors were thrown
open the women hurried down to where
the ribbon-deoorated gowns were displayed.
There was trouble. and lots of II.
The first to enter the hall was Mrs. Linda
r. Wade OF Nation. Ill. vice president of
the association. Her eyes sought the plat
form for some Of the seven costumes she
had on exhibition. She did not see one of
them.
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Schneider, New York; second prize. William
Lucas. New York; third prize. Miss Au-
gusta Wheeler, Troy.
Best Shirt Waist, Glass s-Frrst prize, B.
Lucas. New York: second prize, Miss NJ
Squires. New York: third prize, Miss Pau
limo Kfngman, Kansas City
classes 3, and 6 were dropped, because
CT insufficient entries
To-day at Masonic Temple President
White will contrast on the stage the points
OF the prizewinning American dress and
the best foreign model she brought from
abroad.
A costume made by Miss V. Bartz is of
white chiffon. embroidered with pink and
green roses. The sleeves are of pink and
green chiffon. with lace medallions set in
the upper part. The ruche is of pink and
green tulle. There is an elaborate design of
lace down the front of the gown.
A prize-winning gown designed by Mrs
NJ. c. Waller. of Dallas, Tex. is made Of
white silk null, trimmed with Valenciennes
lace. There are clusters of tucks in dia-
mond shape all over the skirt. with a four
eaf clover design of Honiton braid ap-
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Marine Intelliee,...

Ne; New York, March N-Arrived: Pomera-
Ms MAJ Siasgow! Sailed: Umbria, Liverpool
Minnehaha. London: Lain, NanIes ana
gov. 'pia' UiAS-
sicily. March H.-Passed: Koeniren I.u,.s
Bremen. anu
Antwerp March 14-sailed: Kensinrton
New York 'oh'
Havre. March H-Sailed: La Cbamn..
New York. 'poshe.
Liverpool. March H-Sailed: Etruria N.u
York 0iia' new
southampton, March 1i.-Sailed: Mama
,nnnee' New York (and passed Hurst Castle
1:35 D. M.
Ponta Del Gorda, March 13.-Sailed. Gro.-
ser kurfurst, New York.
rotterdam, March H-Sailed: Noorda..
New York. uos,i'
Sihraltar. March A-Passed: Common-
wealth. Naples. for Boston.
New York; Winifridian. Boston.
Naples, March B-Sailed: Neckar. from
Genoa for New York.
Glasgow. March 1a.-sailed: Arcadian.
Boston.
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pliqued
The same design of diamond tucking i,
carried on the waist. with the clover-lea
design of Honiton appliqued. The sleev,
has band of beading at the el.'ow will
a white satin ribbon run in. with shape
fiounce finished with tiny little tucks. lac
and insertion.
The waist is brought into a sash Of moir
ribbon. with long knotted ends hangings
the back
1t is made over white null slip witt
double ruff1e of lace and insertion. whic
holds 1t out in pretty fare at the bot
tom.
An elaborate white silk null gown exht
tied by Nine. Clark Smith of West Fifty
seventh street won prize. It Is mac,
over two pink slips, one China silk and on
lighter shade of muslin de sole.
The first prize was apparently awarde
to Mrs: Maggie. This gown Is of whit
mousseltne over blue silk. Blue embroidere
pansies. with fagoting of lace, cover tn
front, Of the gown. At the belt and yok
are DANGERS of glass beads, each ending
ball Of pearl scales
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NEW OFFICERS ARE ELECTED.
Judge Graves Chosen President of
= Missouri Poultry Association.

HEFUBlllC SPECIAL
era Fayette. Mo. March 4-Judge w. w.
Graves of Butler. Mo-. in an opinion, de-
= 1ciares that the meeting held at the Ozark
ssi Hotel In Springfield, Mo-, by members Of
legal Acting on the opinion. the Executivs
.--Committee met at Carrollton, Mo-, and de-
cided that the next annual show would be
held In Boonvile. December to IL 1909
Henry Steinmetst of St. Louis having re-
- signed the presidency OF the association.
judge Graves was elected to fill the va
cancy. The other officers are: Doctor 7 n
Dewey; Keytesville, vice president; c. W.
Nuss, Jina, treasurer; ]. A Maxwell. Fay.
etette. secretary: Doctor ]. H. Casey. Ijberty.
~ M. Stone. Hinton. and Judge Savior
sa Maryville. Executive Committee. W. a.
b. russell OF Ottumwa. Ia. and Theo. Hewes
1.-THE show nave peen engaged to judge
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LOCAL AND SUBURBAN.

Committee of Civic Improvement League
decides TO devote three days in April to
demonstra tons.
Mrs. Margaret F. Smith. widow of Com
modore William Smith. of the United
States Navy. and famed as a hostess. died.
An Independent movement IS being or
ganized in the Eighteenth. Nineteenth,
Twentieth and Twenty-second wards. where
objectional candidates for the House of
Delegates have been nominated by both
political parties.
The eight bodies of the murdered Kraus
family were buried in one grave at Creve
C.eur.
Weekly mortality report shows decrease
In number of deaths last week.
Government officials are making new
survey OF the Mason and Dixon line to
designate boundaries.
Prominent business men and professional
men. will speak at annual banquet of Irish
American Society at Planters Hotel next
Tuesday night
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New Missouri INSTRUMENTATION,

!. n REPUBLIC SPEClALA
Js Jefferson City. Mo-, March A-Secretar
~ OF State Sam b. Cook to-day issued CERT.
1cates OF Incorporation to the followine
companies "s
The Barton and Vernon Oil and Mining Com,
81 pany. limited of sheldon; capital, $500 900: one
- nan paid IncorporatorsLCharles Helm A X
~ The Hotel. Carriage and Baggage COMPANY
- fot .CartnaEe: CAPITAL 50. 900. all paid Incor-
!, Comstock. nam iAe
The Shumck Massman Construction Comnanv
Of Kansas city; capital $4,000 incorporators-
frank Shumick, John H. Massman and Mathew
The joplin Candy and Speciality Company OF
Joplin; capital. $4,000 all paid. fncorporators~
Max NJ. Wolfarth. W. c. Grim and Jefferson T.
Jones'
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New Illinois Incorporation.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Springfield. ILL.,. March H.-Certificates Of
Incorporation were issued to-day by SeCre-
tary Of State Rose as follows:
E. J. Taylor & Co.. Quincy; capital $40, 600;
manufacturing and mercantile Incorporators-
Ell. Taylor. Anna E. pickhut and A. ! Even
Mount Vernon: capital. $1,000. promotion OF bust
ness intereets. Incorporators-S. a. Watson. j.
The ST. Clair OIL Company, East ST Louis IL:
filming oil wells and oil. Incorporators-M Con-
dag. r. Vernon Clark and Charles g. DeIleth:
Foreign corporations were licensed as follows:
The Raven mining Company, Jersey o City. N j.:
capital. 81 900 Oo0: Illinois capital. $20.On.
The Continental Development Company. JERSEY
City: capital. S 900: Illinois eapitall y ~ A.
rora, Mo-; capital SIS ooo; Illinois capital 3 CO.
Jerrems. Jersey City. N d. CAPITAL SS,VVs
Illinois capital, SO, Co., "a,
Il, Ni S t ths Taller 5srssS y cap''a'
The Melvin Telephone Company located at
Melvin. certifes to an increase in capital stock
= The Fl Paso Telephone Company. located at ~
Paso. certifies to an increase IN capitai s'oeA
from 5000 to $4,000
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Nominations Sent to Senate.

Washington. March H. = The President
sent the following nominations to the SEN
ate:
TO be Minister. Resident and Consul General
Ernest Lyon Maryland. at Monrovia. liberia.
Consul 0eneral-Alanson W. Edwards. North
Register Of Land Offce-william T. Adams at
Lander, Wy.
Receivers Of Public Moneys-John A. swenson.
Mont.
OREGON
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kinmundy Primary.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPu Bl1lC SPECIAL
Kinmundy, ILL.,. March 1.-THE Demo-
cratic primary of Kinmundy Township was
held in this city to-day. and the following
ticket nominated: Supervisor, William Nor
ris; Town Clerk. d. c. Beaver; Assessor,
]. H. Jackson; Collector. w. H. Meeks;
Commissioner of Highways. Samuel w.
Jones; Trustee OF Schools. ) F. Howell.
The Republican convention viii be held
next Wednesday.
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Clay City. ILL.,, March 1.-THE Republicans
of Clay. City Township held their primary
convention to-day and nominated the fol-
lowing candidates: Supervisor, George
Bones; Town Clerk, Harry Viskmiskki; As
SCISSOR. Thomas Scrugham; Collector, d. d.
Baylor; Commissioner of Highways, Ernest
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Army Orders.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Washington, March A.-Army orders were
issued to-day as follows:
Contract Surgeon Robert Mckdory Is relieved
from duty in Hawaii and ordered to Frisco 10
await further orders. ~
Captain William Wright. Second Infantry, is
feneved from further treatment at the Army
end navy General Hospital. Hot Springs, Ark
ana VIII return to his station.
Major Henry MORROW, Judge Advocate. re-
Gently appointed. will report to the commanding
Judge Advocate OF that department.
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sandovaI Convention.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Sandoval. ILL.,, March 1.-THE Sandoval
Democratic Convention to-day nominated
the following ticket: Supervisor, J. A.
Dodds; Assessor, F. Huff; Highway Com
missioner. John Harvey; Town Clerk, Will
liam McNalley; Collector, V. V. Hawley.
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E. A. Perry Endorsed.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Mount Sterling. ILL.,, March 14.-In the
Brown County Democratic primaries to-day
q. A. Perry defeated County Judge S. A.
Hubbard by IFS votes for the county's in
dorsement for Circuit Judge. The vote was
light. convention to nominate delegates
to the judicial Convention in Pittsfield will
be held in this city Monday.
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The Woman who Work.

Knows that a touch of paint here and there
about the house saves labor. Why not save
money, too. by using only the best? All of
our Paints are of the best quality. Platt &
Ihornbnrgh Paint Company. $40 Franklin
avenue.
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KNABE PIANOS.
Western Representative.
JESSE FRENCH PIANO CO.,
1114 OLIVE ST.
Louis has filed suit

Christian County Circuit Court against the
Wabash Railroad Company for $4,000 dam
ages for the death Of her daughter. whose
clothing caught fire from a pile Of burn
ing ties near the track at Stonington. At
the time of the accident the child was Wis
iting her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Abra-
ham PENTHOUSE. at Stonington.
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Xenia. ILL.,, March 1.-THE Democrats OF
this township met in convention this after
noon and nominated the following: Collect
or. Edward Womer: Assessor, J. A. Kagy;
Clerk. j. p. Hill; Constable, Jackson Baity;
Commissioner of Highways, Martin Crou-
CHAN.
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The Southwestern Mercantile Association will
thirteenth and Utah streets. Tuesday night.
Vile entertainers, and arrangements will be made
70 accammodate the large crowd that is expected
to attend. On the Arrangement Commit
tee are: J. c. Hewitt. William R. Henne, Arthur
g.. Prtntz, ". E. versen, H. W. Fricke, Otto
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WASHINGTON.

1t has leaked out at Washington that Ma
jor Bittinger Consul General to Canada,
was removed because OF an interview he
gave out which was distastefu. to the Brit
ish Government.
President Roosevelt will start on his
Western trip April !, visiting Yellowstone
Park and returning to St Louis IN time for
the Worlds Fair dedication, April 30. After
that he will go to the Pacific Coast.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS.
RECORD OF BIRTHs.

Matteo and Angela Zaneara. rs Morgan: boy
Thomas and Susie Maxwell. 1881 Park: boy
J. NJ. and Ida NJ Geisler. 300 Wren; boy
girl. IS
Evan and Nellie Hughes. zsls Scott: boy.
r and Mary Centa 1904 North Ninth; girl
Phillip and Esse Landau. 1926 Morgan: girl
II. o. and Emma Smith. 1915 Chestnut girl
and Charlotte Meinhardt. 500 Pierce: boy.
NJ and Lille Floyd. 100 North Tenth: girl.
W F. and Kate Bockstruck Jr. 1888 North
Nineteenth: boy.
boy. ~
Julius and Emma Saettele. St Louis: girl
boy " ' S'N'" ;
Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. Manger elss Wagner; boy.
u. and Gaia LAgrasso. l2.s Foster: girl
u and Mary Coleman. lis Park: giri
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.To-DAY's NEWS IN BRIEF.
BUSINESS.

Yesterdays bank ciearings were $6.4i9.-
05s; balances, s7S5.ssS. Local discount rates
were firm. between and per cent. Do
nrestic exchange was quoted as follows:
New York 15c premium bid, 25c premium
asked; Chicago. par bid. l0c premium
asked; Cincinnati. Louisville and New Or
leans. loo discount bid, par asked.
Wheat closed higher. at 6Sasd6sAc bid
May; 731sG75c No. 2 red. Corn closed low
er. at 4Oc asked May: 4o044c No. mixed.
Oats closed at 3il4c May; Soc No. mixed.
The market for spot cotton was un-
changed.
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GENERAL DOMESTIC.

Consolida ton OF New Jersey tfacton
companies planned
= The Navy Department has decided not tc
send the cruiser Luzon to st. Louis to take
= mart in the Worlds Fair dedication because
the vessel is out OF commission. The AT
kansas will be the only warship to TAKE
part In the ceremonies.
Counterfeiters are at work In Decatur.
MANI bogus $40 bills have oeen put in cir
culation Three of the counterfeits have
been taken up at the banks.
Arthur P. German, Jr, insists on running
for State Senator against the advice OF his
father.
The Oklahoma Legislature appropriated
s4Oo0O for a Worlds Fair building and ex-
hibit.
The grand ballroom at the Waldorf As
toria Hotel may be used for the Missouri So
ciety's banquet to President d. r Francis
on his return from Europe next Thursday.
The invention Of a young Albanian ena-
bles deaf children OF New York to hear.
The Missouri House OF Representatives
passes the juvenile court BILL which now
goes to the Governor for signature.
Rudolph and Collins, the Union bank rob-
bers. were arraigned yesterday at Union
and their trial on a charge of numbering De-
tective Schumacher set for June Is.
Mayor Low appoints an engineer to draw
up plans and estimates of cost for INSTALL
ing municipal lighting plant in the City
of New York.
Two passenger trains crashed together
head on near Dwight, Kas.. and one man
was killed and fifteen were injured.
-
FOREIGN.
Joseph Chamberlain, Secretary for the
Colonies, was greeted on his return from
South Africa with banners bearing the in
scription: "Rritains Empire Statesman"
he warned his countrymen against overesti-
mating his achievements.
Doctor A! Conan Doyle Is to receive 20 00O
Tor writing each of series of twelve sto
ries OF ten thousand words each.
France resorts to the makeshift of issuing
short-term bonds to supply the deficiency q,
the budget AZ
Germany will ask the United state. ~
grant 10 her the same concessions given IN
Suoa IN the reciprocity treaty now pending
SIN the United States Senate.
5 Laee-making machinery throws hundreds
: ment. u employ
! one OF the most curious institutions e.,
! farls is club for deaf ard dumb mon
where deaf and dumb walters are summons
by electric shocks.
The election of "wlll" Crooks IN p,r.,,
ment from the Woolwich District v,,s .
eeVeie dow to the Government. which no.
regarded 1t as one Of the surest Tory ssa,.
hins Edwards first court of the season
was brilliant one. His Majesty annaar.d
10 De IN good health. but 1t was noticed tho.
the function. part OF
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e.. 70, Child,s Death.

REPUBLIC Special
Pana, ILL.,. March A-Mrn Eva Mcclure
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
BURIAL PERMITS.

Wedding Rings Solid Cold.
Finest qualities. s. to go. Mermod & JAG
cards. Broadway and Locust.
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DEATHS.

wELnON-Or F-,dav. March y, ton, =. ,a,o
m. George s. Weldon. after a lingering III.
ness, yo S,,s son Of Mr., n. J. weldon and
man AIRED s years and months. n
Funeral Monday. March 1s. at a. NJ froln
residence OF his mother. No. sz2 Plymouth ave-
nue.. to St Roses Church. Goodfeiiow and Etzel
avenues thence to Calvary Cemetery. Interment
WE;LLHa,AUSEN.On March H. 1903. at s:4s q
of Edward Wellhausen deceased and moshse
OF EDWARD. Lille and Florence Wellhausca.
Due notice Of funeral win Be givsa
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pl BiRNE.saturdayt March a. 1909 at D. m.
Bridget Byrne. relict Of the late Michael Ryrn
and beloved mother OF John j. and James r
Byrne. ~
Funeral from family residence. No. 412s Lexins
ton avenue, Tuesday, March II. at a. m, L
Holy Rosary Church. thence to Calvary Gene
terry. Friends invited to attend.
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Funeral Tuesday, March II. at p M. from
late residence. No. 49SB Cook avenue
Fort Scott. Kas.. papers please COPY
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JoHNSON-on Saturday. March H. 1903. at 3:eo
p m, Sarah j. johnson. dearly beloved wife of
Junia A. johnson and daughter of John E Cart
wright. aged II years and months.
Funeral Monday. March IS. at 10 80 a m. from
the family residence. No. 1863 Page boulevard
Friends and relatives are invited to attend.