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Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-09-03
New Grocery
.FirmI

We are the successors
to The Ge1vin Tea Co.,
next door to McLony S
store, in this city.
Call on us: we will
make it to your inter-
est to see us when
wanting anything in
our line of goods.
New stock in the Gro
Gerry line, and we ex-
peCt to sell for cash
only; thereby we will
be enabled to sell to
you at the lowest pos
sib1e figure.
We solicit your pat
ronage and guarantee
satisfaction.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-09-03

L. II. Bliss of Bloomington, ILL.,,
one of the biggest men you ever
saw, has been here on. business
this week. He weighs over 500
pounds.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-09-03

The principle Of direct legisla-
ton, or the initiative aud refer
endum, would give the people the
chance to pass upon a measure be-
fore it becomes a law. This would
destroy the business of the lobby
list and boodler at jefferson City.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-09-03

DR.. H. K. Hinde made the ad-
dress welcoming the Methodist
conference to our city. 1t was
scholarly, graceful, warm in spirit
just to the point in every way.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-09-03

Rockefeller is worth $400, 000,-
600. He possesses hundreds of
millions he cannot use, and be-
cause he possesses it, millions of
people suffer for the necessities of
life. Cunning ought to be
shackeled." Roosevelt was right
but his actions and words don't
'jibe."
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-09-03

j. G, Hagan is again student
at Gem City College, Quincy.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-09-03

F. II. Bacon, the st. Louis at
torney friend of D. j. Kelley, the
Baking Powder trust legislative
agent, is out in an interview in
which he says Kelley will protect
theboodlers who are his friends;
will publish no more Of John Alum
Lees letters, but if he
does he has some that will make
big sensations; they involve other
people, big people at that, who
have so far escaped anything like
serious censure. Says Lee has not
told one-tenth of what he knows.
Says further that the Doodle in
vestigations have only scratched
the surface. They haven't got in
to but a small part of the boodling
actually done. Says no lboodler
wants Folk for governor. And
we might add there are others, ;"
who don't want him for governor,
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-09-03

The introduction of agriculture
into the rural schools is not
enough. DR.. Brooks once said:
"Look with me into the average
country school house. Its arith-
metic, its geography, its penman-
ship, its bookkeeping, its reading
books are still dominated by the
clerk and trading point of view.
AS one listens to the teaching, it
is all as if the object were to
create discomfort with the country
life, to make every bright child
hate his surroundings. The in
struction seems to assume the
failure of farm life. The mex
!. haustible charm and resource of
the country have no part in this
teaching" Yet statistics show
that each year hundred young
men go into business IN Town, OU
take up the ministry, GO law, II
medicine while as against these
numbers 10, 900 annually take up
agriculture as a gainful pursuit.
1t is not enough to teach the ele-
ments Of agriculture in the rural
schools. The function Of educa-
ton is to prepare people for com
plete living in their station Of life.
Oyer ninety per cent of the chill
dren ID the country schools will
spend their life on the farm. Their
education should recognize this
fact.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-04-05
Ladies' Skirts

1t is in this department again that BURTON
PEEL excel in ouying and selling. The new
stock is the admiration of the town and country.
Everything desirable in style aud material is
here.
Regular 81 90 Walking Skirt, in black and
Black Silk Skirt with Al rows double tuck
ing, louisene founees, 3 row of JUDY
trimming, net hounce. drop skirt Of near
silk; beauty at $3.50, on sale at --..-- % 90
Handsome Net Skirt. over drop skirt Of
near silk, stylishly trimmed in JUDY trim
ming aud passementerie, well worth 81 so,
in this sale .---.----- -. ..-.. --.-.---- So 90
Anything in Voiles, Examines, Canvass
Cloth and popular snow fake goods,
from -..---.--- - -- ...- sc. so to $25 90
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-04-05
Silks Silks

27-in. Black Taffeta regular 75c goods for SOC
36-n. Black Taffeta, worth 81 1.00, special in
tnls sale iOc
Black Taffeta, sc in, wide, extra heavy.
worth OIL %, in this sale ..-....- - .-.-- 95c
Beautiful line of Imported Japanese Silks,
in white and colors, our regular SOC goods,
on special sale AL .....-.- ..- . -..--. 39c
Large assortment of Domestic Wash Silks,
in white and colors, our leader, at 35c,
special ..-------- zoe
Extra heavy Black Peau De Sole, 20 inches
Wide worth 90c at -.-...- -.-...- -.... ...-- 75c
Black Peau De Sole 80 inches wide, hand.
some quality. regular 81. so goods, special 81 %
Black Satin Duchess, 36-in. wide regular
$l.25 quality, special in this sale . SOC
Satin Foulards, exquisite patterns and quail
ity, regular 81 25 quality at, per yard 75c
sl.00 Satin Foulards, beauties at that, on
sdle ~ 00c
Silk Grenadines in all the new patterns,
at per Yard --- ..- -.... upward 81 .25
Crepe, Voile Etamine and Canvass Pat
terms, in black and colors, from $4. so up $l3 so
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-04-05
Dress Accessories

Medalllons, In Silk, Linen and Cotton; Ap-
pque, Applique Bands, Grapes, Frogs,
etc., per yard -..- .--- from &c to S5 90
Sheer MINIS Yelling, in black and coors-
one OF the prettiest materials for summer
skirts-at per yard d - 5Oc
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-04-05
EmbrOideries and LaCes

Elegant Laces and Embroideries, from st.
GALL OF course, for that's the home of all
beautiful Embroideries. The handsomest
designs from the deft hands of artistic
workers. Priced as we price every thing
else-exceptionab bargaips-per yd. lie 10 Al so
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-04-05
White Goods Department

White Goods are pre-eminenty the leader in
Spring and Summer Goods. This department
is teeming with sheer dainty, cingiug materials
in all the approved weaves. In this department
one price prevails, and that is the lowest possible
Swiss Muslin, in large aud small dots,
mingled large aud small dos-just the
thing for curtains sash curtains and all
interior decorating 1t gives your home
aneat, dressy and airy appearance. These
are regular l5c goods; they are now on
special sale at ..-~ -.. .-....... 12tc
Beautiful Dress Swsses, in both large and
small dots, per yard-..~..-35c, 25c down TO l2tc
India Linen; the best values we have ever
had at the prices, sc, &c, Sc, l0c and up to 35e
PERSIAN Lawns. -....---trOln lZtc 10 10 0Uc
The swellest, daintiest and most complete
line of Organdies ever shown in the
Territory. at prices that will prove no
less OF revelation than the beauty and
eomprehensiveness Of the line from l0c to 81 90
Paris Lawns and Wash Organdes come in
the same class...-..a. from DOC 10 Fl OO
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-04-05
COunterpanes

Large, White Counterpanes, worth Zoe, in
this SALE each -..- -....- .... SOC
Extra Large Counterpanes, pretty patterns
81 90 grade for -..-... ..-....- -..- 75c
Extra Heavy and Extra Large Fringed
Counterpanes, 81 80 quality ..~....- --..-,. 95c
A Counterpart that is cheap at Sl,75, on
sale at ..-..-... . ....-... -..- . -.. 81 80
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-04-05
Curtains

Lace Curtains, that are considered by all
that see them bargains at 81. so per pair. 81 90
Swiss Curtains. of splendid quality and size,
at, per pair --..-- m - - ..... - 81 IN
Any kind of Curtain you want pair. al 70 $1Oao
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-04-05
w ash Goods

Wash Goods for Spring and Summer. Ex-
quisite new Oxfords, Vestings, Examines,
Madras Cloth aud Cheviots all with the Mercer
lied finish. The styles and weaves are too
numerous to mention all. Anything in the up
to-date Wash Goods can be found in this section.
Beautiful French Tissues, 80 in wide. in all
the new checks and stripes, per yard 25c
Mercerized Oxfords. Vestings. Cotton Eta
mines and Madras. regular 35c goods, at
per yard ..-.---. .....- -.-.-- -..--- 25c
Silk Mercerized Vestings, Oxfords. Examines
and Damask, regular SOC goods, special, 4Oe
Alexandria Cloth, Thistle Batste aud MOire
Grenadine and many others IN the 75e
class we sell at, per yard ....-.--. -- SOC
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-04-05
Shirt Waists

Shirt Waists are more than ever one Of the
most essential parts Of iadys wardrobe. For
comfort and convenience and suitable attire
for all occasions, there is nothing like styli,b
dainty Shirt Waist. BURTON PEEL'S is head.
quarters for anything in a new Shirt Waist in
any of the new materials.
Shirt Waists, from -.-......- 25c n s5 m
We have on special sale lot of regular soc
Walsts' at.------ -..---..--..- .--.--.-- .- 25e
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-04-05

100 boxes Boss ball thread, 30 balls IN box.
worth 20c box, as long as it lasts - box, l0c
so dozen BARRIERS Towels, regular SOC a
dozen kind, go in this sale at, per dozen, 800
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-04-05
WOrkingman's Clothes

Mems Union Made Solid Blue and Striped
Overals, with or without bib, pair, 75c and SOC
Newport and Dewey Overalls are the best
made-best weight, best colors, best on
the markei-without an exception they
have given perfect satisfaction They are
made in proportion--full size and double
stitched -.--.-....... garment 81 90; suit 81 90
One lot Boys Overalls, sizes to l6 years,
solid cOlors ard stripes, regular 35c
goods our price ---- 25c
The line Of Boys Clothing we handle is the
best and most perfect fitting made. Dress the
boy up in a suit he will be proud of for less
than you thought you could.
Boys regular 75c two piece suit, special soc
Boys 81 90 Suits, at ....- .... .-.. ..... 75c
Boys Suits, worth 81 25 for 81 90
Boys $500 Suite ......~.-, from 81 so mp to So 90
Boys new Flannel Suits, from SO 90 up to So 90
Mems twOpieee Skeleton Lined Suits, our
regular So 90 sellers, in this sale at - SO so
Mems two'piece Skeleton Lined Suits regu-
lar $500 goods, at .. -.-...- $4. 20
Mems Unlined Flannel and Crash Suits
new goods, new patterns-regular $3.50
goods ------. 50 90
Mems Flannel and Wool Crash Suits our
So so goods for -....- ...~. $3.50
Other lines, in all weayes and patterns,
ior. --~..-- S3 % up to $1,000
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-04-05

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BURTON-PEEL are justly proud of their
Shoe stock. Their Shoes give universal salts
faction-thev guarantee them, and stand behind
the guarantee.
Mems Solid Leather Work Shoes, worth
anywhere $l.25. Our special price $ 81 90
Mems Regular $500 Shoe, in any style or
size, A guarantee with every pair; on
Mems Kangaroo, Wei and Calf Shoes at
So 90 is the strongest and most complete
line shown in the TerrItory-slrong state
ments-the goods are here TO sustain
them ..... .... .. ..... .......... ....-- 50 90
Mems SO 90 and SO. 80 BostOnan Shoes are
guaranteed to us from the factory, and
we guarantee them 20 you. They're siy-
lish we'll made, comfortable and durable
Try pair ......- 800. So. 90 and SO so
Hauan & Son lead the world in the manu-
faeture of Mems Strictly High grade
Shoes. Their $5 90 ahd 5000 Shoes are
the kings of fc )twear for dressy men
they have no superior. $500 and Sc 90
BURTONPEEL are sole agents for Boston.
iau's and Hanan' 4 Shoes i'm Ardmore
100 boxes Boss ball thread, 30 balls IN box.
worth zoe box, as long as it lasts ~ box, 10c
so dozen BARRIERS Towels, regular SOC a
IL. 4 = Al =
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-24
Drummer PosTMls1REss.
Mrs. Matte ). Archer Rec ives Dep
nnnntal AnnnIntrr,ar+

Mrs. Matte :. Archer Receives Depart
mental Appointment.
The Drummer postofArc Is now under the
direction Of Mrs Matte q. Archer, whose
appointment ms postmistress of that vii
lage was received last Saturday. Since the
death Of Colonel Archer, who was serving
as postmaster of Drummer the mails have
heen handled by Mrs. Archer and applca-
tlon was made Immediately after the death
of the postmaster for her appointment to
the position, Tho affairs Of the Drummer Of
ace Will be ably administered by the new
official
The following communication from Mrs
Archer Is self-eEplanatory:
To the Editor OF The Post
'Brunuer, Texas, February 93-T take
this method Of thanking the many kind and
loving friends who assisted me So waterfalls
to secure the appointment as postmistress
OF Drummer.
Words are inadequate to express nv sin.
cere appreciation of their work i'm NV be-.
half The universal efforts put forth Inv
them have mnde me their Everlasting
debtor, May God bless them one and ali.
is my earnest prayer,
Mrs. Matte G. Archer"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-24
NARD| GRAS Or
SHROVE TUESDAY

Mardi Gras, or Shroye Tuesday, is the
last day of the great carnival season before
Lent 1t gives brief houi, for pleasure
just before the beginning Of the penitental
period. II is "a movable feast, being regu-
lated from Easter Sunday, which it pre-
cedes, by some forty days, aud 1t depends
on the new moon, which comes first after
the vernal equinox
Tho annual celebration Of the carnival in
New Orleans is very interesting success
sion Of events to visitors. but 70 those who
come from Northern cities its object is
wholly tnconceiyable
In this commercial age, when the making
Of money is the one great object In life,
persons from distance who scc how alb
somtely free from all commercial. advertis-
Ing are the beautiful and artistic carnival
pagcantE in the Crescent City, can not
understand why they should be made, at q
large cost, free gifts to the entire popula
tlon of the city and all visitors. The as
tonishing feature is that there are no
wagons carrying placards Of Jones liver
purifier, or Smiths toe corn busters, or Or.
StryChnlne's stomach eradicator and no
scenic tabeauX of the most striking events
| In history, romance and poetry preSente ed
/ by groups Of living characters costumed
according to the most rigorous demands NJ
/ the periods embraced in the presentations
/ and the whole decorated and Illuminated
with all the splendor that light ami colorng
can add make up the grand dlsplays.
These professions, moving on properly
! constructed mechanism through the streets
/ unroll before the vast crowds of spectators,
/ successonS Of artistic and beautiful scenes
! that delight and instruct without giving
| the slightest hint or suggestion of who are
| the providers Of these magic spectaclor.
! and without disclosing any commercial mo-
! tive o., design, In the enterprise.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-24
DOMESTIC

Th, New York hull clique IN cotton Il
r1id In show No SIGN ~ weakening,
Il Is said TINT an agreement has been
reached 10 permanently sbelvc !. Edward
Aadicks hy clectinr democrat and re.
publican.
Tho llttln daughter ~ Governor Lousin"
nf Mississippi fell from the second story ~
tho executive mansion aud sustained prob
ably fatal injuries
one person was killed and several prob
ably seriously injured I'm a wreck ON the
Frisco near Arlington, No.
PAM Grustead, a Kansas editor. WIS
fgtsllr stabbed by a negro. There is talk
Of nching,
Iacoh Cantor Of New York who has just
returned from trip through the South la
the Interest Of Judge Parker Tor president
AEYs ne Is growing stronger every day.
Tho attendance an tn Mard Gras f's
tly'ties Is the largest for several years.
ina riot an a Kansas city southern
train near Lcesylie, La, one negro was
Killed and three white men seriously In
iurei
IN wrark an the Chicago and Norh.
western pear Athol. s D., ono person was
kiHod aud thirteen injured
senator Uoar nulogizcf Washington before
an audience ~ 1000 In Washington
pans for tho merging NJ the Interests Of
~ drras comprising the beef trust are said
; 50 be about complete
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-24
HOUSTON.

There win he an important meeting OF
from business organizations
at the rooms OF the Business League today
with the view TO entertaining veterans With
n barbecue.
Judge T. W Ford was appointed third
member Of the board to appraise the water
plant which completes the board.
A large gathering witnessed the races at
the Harrisburg road track.
A party Of experts seeking TO promote
the dairy industry in Texas have been In
Houston aud talk 81 possibilities ~ same,
Judge G. L. Ashc has transferred appeals
~ Dunovant estate pending in his court to
the Fifty.hfth district court on account OF
relationship 10 lItgant.
The proposition from tho Lighting and
Power company for settling differences
With the city has been accepted by the
council
Congressman Ball advises that Houston
has lost all chance OF being included in
the appropriations bill for a public build.
ing.
The Houston council has received petit
tion TO pave Chartres street. property own
ers Offering to contribute.
The street railway company has asked to
remove its transfer to Main and Preston
with privilege OF erecting booth.
The Left Handed Fishing club celebrated
Washlngton's birthday at Elshury park.
city Attorney Stone gives opinion that
swinging signs projected across sidewalks
are unlawful
Senator I1pscomh says no will give both
| Sides a patient hearing In the Houston char
ter measure, 'arge degelatlon Interested
in the measure has gone TO Austin
Major w, II. Crank. one Of Houston's
Urinary
The Sons OF Confederates held their an.
rnal election OF officers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-24
WASHINGTON,

prof. orton Of Galveston thinks he has
fornd rcll weevl cxtcrminator
Tho charges ngaiust Judge swaync aave
rccn formally taken Up by the house ju-
dietary committee
rhc supreme court has affirmed with
costs the hndlngs Of the Second state court
or appeals iu Wagner vs. Flack
Tho omnibus hui linEs MI went through
the scuate without the Houston item tn
g. There win he fGht ON II IN the house.
senator TUlman has begun his long ev-
pected speech on tho negro question IN
the senate He WAS very conservative, Tor
MIN
It Is not at all certain that any COM
promise on the Statehood hIl can be put
through
Secretary shaw and house subcommit
tee recommend that the United states be
a party to the monetary conference with
Mexico and China
Mr.. Bowen win inform the European rep
resentstivcs today that he Ia ready to pro
coed with the protocols
Dewey nnd his mon get prize money
for thips sunk at Manila, but the Santiago
men were turned down
The senate committee on Philippines has
decided against any further investigation.
The ship subsidy bin has been turned
down In the house
Secretary Cortelyou has laid before con
gress his scheme for the organization Of the
new department Of commerce,
The United States supreme court has de
cided that the sending OF lottery tickets
from one State to another can be prohibited
under the power to regulate commerce be
tween the States.
Justice Shiras has retired from the su
promo court bench.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-24
ANNUAL ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
The Sons of Confederate Veterans Hold
lnnportant Meetnn

The Sons of Confederate Veterans Hold
Important Meeting.
At the Light Guard armory last night the
local camp of the Sons Of Confederate Vet.
Grams held its annual election OF officers.
The meeting was largely attended and
there was much enthusiasm manifested
Before the annual excursion to New or.
leans occurs next May the camp hopes to
double its membership.
Following the election of officers for the
ensuing year there was n smoker and a
luncheon was served that was heartily eu.
loyed. The officers elected were; Com.
mahaant, lngeam 5 Roberts; first lieuten-
ant commander Il, c. Crawford; second
Lieutenant commander, L. A. Bryan; adju-
tani, W o Breedloyei surgeon, s. l..
smith; quartermaster Il. S. Lubbock; chm.
lain, {, l.. Moody; treasurer, j. n Ashe;
color sergeant, p. +. Perrott; historian.
d. H. Bryan
Committees viii he appointed by the com.
mandant 10 select a sponsor and arrange
Tor the annual excursion to New Orleans
in May.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-24
PLANS PRACTICALLY COMPLETED
For the Merging of Interests of Firms Comprs-
ing the Beef Trust.


tbs Of o
arses
the world.
the being
I to to
fol tho
the
against Inc packi
tn general merge held
and the
will
immediate change operation the individual
securities with present officials Of the
fol the
and ri O
American o. $
that OF tn
the compan ME be combu nrob
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-24
SOUR LAKE OIL FIELD.
Taken Altogether It Is Busy Scene Of
Spouters and Dnlers.

! 9NCp FltOSStOcI " - q DuSy SCGNG "
Spouters and Drillers.
Sour Lake, Texas. February 23-1'his
morning The Post correspondent made nc.
count Of the oil field. aud found greater
activity among the wells than for some
time. The drlllers are putting tho Roche
well No . deeper In the hopes of getting
the same vein as the one found in their
80. l. The Hart we'll is also being drilled
deeper. The Mcndel we'll is progressing
nicely. Contractor A. A. Smell started up
this morning to drill we'll Tor the Hey
wood company aud Contractor Crosby Is
nearly ready to start another well on MI
H. l.. Rodgers land near the hotel
Colonel Steven Jackson and l.. F.. Daniel
have let contract so Wintz Bros. for n
well on lot 10 IN Jackson strip, aud they
are busy putting up the derrick, The At.
lnutic and Pacific company is pumping all
three Of its wells and is delivering oil to
the GuGey company.
The two wells OF the Sour Lake Springs
company are In full operation under lease
tn Mr.. Croebv. The oil from these wells Is
also being delivered to the Gutfey company
MIR. T. s Pratt Of Beaumont has contracted
for the output ~ the two wells owned ny
the Sour Lake OIL company Tor thirty days
Mr. Pratt has made contract with the
GuffCv company 10 deliver this oil nj
Gladys Carpenters are busy putting NJ
new huilHpgs Taking It altogether Soul
/ Lake presents 4 busy sceue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-24
GERMANY PERSISTENT.
Has Asked Bowen to Give Neeotlah
Draft.

Draft.
Washington February %. Having failed
in the effort to obtain from Mr. Bowen
the immediate payment in cash Of the E55oD
which It was provided IN the protocol Of
February 10 should be paid to Germany
thirty days from date, Germany today re-
quested MI Bowen to give draft for the
amount, payable in Caracas on the latter
date, This latter request was made ON be
half of tho German embassy by Herr Bal
tlzzt Mr. Bowen was again forced to dc.
cline This request, witch he did politely.
M the same time reminding Herr 1alt'zzi
that he was bound by the terms OF the
protocol which provided that the f550O
should be- paid at Caracas on March Is to
the diplomatic representative NJ Germany,
lust whit reason was givcu 10y the Ger
man representative for making the request
is not known. Snrh druft. however, II
IS presumed. would be negotiable and the
result would be- shat the Germans could
Immediately obtain the money It called FOR,
The Whole matter Is presumed TO hinge on
tho question OF the return of the ships
taken Ivy the German vessels during the
blockade.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-24
Funeral Of Late Henry stabe.

The funeral of the late Henry stabe
took place from his residence. 100 Polk
avenue, at 10 o'clock Yesterday morning.
Rev; w, A, Knole officiating The at,
tendance was large aud there was a pro
fusion Of beautiful floral tributes. Tho Mi
bearers consisted # his wlfcs BROTHERS
and nephows as mentioned In yesterdays
The interment was in Glenwood Gene
terry, by the side Of his wife. who Dre.
coded him only a feM weeks.