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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-12-25

The gs-eral staff may try its prem
ltiCe haru on the Panama campaigN.-
Atlanta constitution
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-12-25

Senator Morgan's holding UP OF the
confirmation of Minister Buchanan
must have made the president dc
some strenuous talking.
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Assistant Secretary of War LOamls
5Ela todd his cuGnITTFnen what TeuIy
HrI-stepDed for them ESaGi W.
haven't got through trembling yeL-
AtsantA- NN.rSt-tn+l0L
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When President Harper called T;o~-
TN narrow ard p~rovinci@f' he a
not heard of The hubs ChicaSoe-
cue foot-pad doings Of late.-Atlants :
Constitution.
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Ringing Noises

In the ears chow d~isagreeable they are!)
become chronic and cause much I'M
easiness and even temporary distraction.
They are signs of catarrh other signs
are droppings in the throat, nasal
sounds Of the voice, impaired taste,
smell and hearing.
Catarrh is a constitutional disease,
originating in impure blood, and re-
quires a constitutional remedy.
Il suffered from catarrh in the head and
loss OF appetite and sleep. Ny blood was
thin and I felt bad all over most of the
time. I decided to try Hoods Sarsaparilla
and now ave no symptoms OF catarrh,
have a good appetite, n sleep well. !
heartily recommend Hoods Sarsaparilla to
all my friends" r. LONG, California juno
ton. Iowa.
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HAVE TOS STOP
The Carrying of Labor
Troubles to Houses of
the Dead
INTOLERABLE

Chief O'SNiI is Firm IN Ills Intention
That Funerals Must be Conducted in
Peace-He Issues General InStruc-
tons That the Last Rites of the
Dead be in no Way Interferred
Hith-Pcace Plans Are Launched
by the Chicago Board of Arbitra-
ton and it is Probable tina Strike
vii Soon End.
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Mr.. rue Williams. Of Burgaw. vas
= CUES, Of The ORION yesterday.
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Revolution Inminesu-

h sure sign of approaching revolt
and serious trouble IN yesr system
IS nervousness, sIeepIes,noss, oil
stomach upsetS. Electric 'itters viii
quickly dismembe~ the Troublesome
cauees- 1T never fails t. tona the
stomach, regulate the X dneys and
Eowcis. stimulate the Liver, anC
eIlrIfy the bjou:- Eur down sys,
TENS benefit particularly and all the
usual attending aches vs-nish under
its @carchinE and thoroG n effective
E.S. Electric Filters : only &c
and that is returned if I don't give
perfect satisfaction. Guaranteed br
r. r. Bcilumy drugg's>
Er. swallow. u ROsJo. is sud II %
sw lowing his mayoratty defeat VT.
a. WY face That's no SO bad As s
~. faae-AtIaICL COuSt tuition
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Hoods Cdrs0pdriU0

Cures catarrh of the nose, throat,
bowels &C., removes all its effects, and
builds up the whole system.
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Washington. December 21.-Omcial
confirmation has reached Washington
Of the landing Of Colombian troops Oh
the Island Of Los PinOs, which lies
close to the coast Of Panama These
troops umbe 50 and they have taken
W ? position on this high island with
the intention Of making paths through
the tungles.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-04-01
CRJM IN CHARGE

lie Assume. the Dusies OF Collector OF
Customs at Charleston.
Charleston. 8. C., April w. d
Crum took charge OF the custom house
Tuesday morning as collector OF the
port. having taken the oath OF once
Monday night Their vas no incident
OF interest In connection with his as,
Stunning the once except the immedi
ate tender Of resignation by the chief
Inspector Of customs. which had been
placed In the hands OF the deputy col.
lecfor to take effect upon the colored
ofhefafs enterance To authority
There has been some talk here OF
possible application to the courts foI
restraining order Sgainst Crum's ex
ercising the duties OF ONCE. on the
ground that the president may not nh
vacancies except with the advice and
consent OF the senate where the sen.
ate has opportunity to pass upon nom.
nations. as was the case with the
Crum appointment ID il understood
that the matter has been brought 70
the notice OF the mayor and IL Is said
he has referred IL To the corporation
council for consideration and report.
but it Is not thought anything will be
done about IT,
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nate disposition, while she appeared
to be kindly and considerable.
Allie Dixon-I knew Sarah Smith;
she is dead; / heard the shooting;
there were three shots l think: the
shooting was done in MIR. Kemble's
servant house; before the killing 1
had heard Brozier tell her he intend
ed to kill her; this was about week
before the killing; he said he would
as soon kill her before MIR. Kenble
as anybody.
Gertrude Dixor-Had know
Sarah Smith three or four wears {:
think she came from Ennis to Wax
ahachie; l do not know how many
shots were fired; never saw Sarah
after her death.
Willis Sweatt-I live in Waxah-
ACHE; know Brozier Smith; have
known him all his life; / was in my
billiard hall in Freedman on night
of February "a; BrozIer came in my
house between IL and II O'Clock; as
he came in at the door he said, 81
have done the work" l asked him
what work, said be bad killed Sarah
be showed me blood on his hand'and
pulled out gun which he said he
shot her with; it had been reloaded
he didn't give any reason for the
shooting; as he started out of the
house he said he had done a dirty
crime.
Julius Dixson, Joseph BroomffeId.
Gene Fears, and Jack Mcknight
were in Willis Sweatt's place of
business when Brozier came in and
their testimony was mainly a cor
rotation of their testimony given in
by Willis.
AS the defendant has no witnesses
TO introduce the testimony will like
ly be concluded some time this after
noen.
The case Of w. d. Keith, charged
with embezzlement, has been passed
over until April 10.
In the case of Jim Sullivan, charg-
ed with perjury, the jury returned a
verdict of acquittal late yesterday
evening.
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SENATE AND HOUSE.


AF4HAs48 = AA4R@ssA34s
Austin. April 1.senafor Braeh.
fields bin. relating to validity 81
teachers certificates. was passed u
third reading.
Senate bill requiring disInfecfion 81
railway passenger cars and streefcars
and other public conveyances was pass
ed. with amendment providing for dis
infection and inspection of public
buildings also.
Senator Bailey was invited to sea-
on the speakers rostrum.
Senate bills were passed finally al
follows:
Prohibiting hunting or fishing upor
inciosed lands of another without writ
ten consent of owner, applying only
to enclosures OF 1000 acres or less, for
the Cotton Belt merger: for mineral
survey Of school and asylum and other
mineral lands of the state: for pay
ment of fees of sheriff or constable
for removing prisoners to or from the
county before Indictment. If he be aft,
erwards indicted: regulating practice
of pharmacy, amended to provide that
only qualified pharmacists might I'll
prescriptions or drugs, but permitting
others to sell patent or proprietary
medicines In unbroken packages.
In the senate Senator Bailey was in.
vitsd to a seat in the forum
On motion Of Senator Beatty the fiooi
OF the senate was rendered the EN-
ploYes to present remembrances.
Enrolling Clerk McKinnon, in few
seli-chosen words. presented Lieuten-
ant Governor Neal with handsome
gold.headed umbrella in behalf OF the
senate officers. clerks and pages.
Lieutenant Governor Neal made 8
htting response OF appreciation.
Secretary d. Smith made like pre-
sentatlon to President Pro TEN Sena
tor Davidson a Dewitt. who made ar
ai'pFUI'f late response
Passed to third reading house bill
providing for the rebuilding Of the old
stone fort at Tacogdocbes
Finally passed house bin fixing fees
OF justices Of the peace In civil and
misdeameanor cases.
Finally passed house bill changing
the scholastic age
Agricultural department bill with
Harper amendment prevailed
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NET AT FORT WORTH.

First Time Railroad Commlssiau H~st. .
session out 81 AustIax
Fort Worth. April l.-Tfs sday for
the trst time in It's hiss d.. the rail
road commission Of Vxas held a
meeting outside Of the corporate i'm
its Of the state capltaf
The meeting which was held In the
pariors o. the Worth hotel. was al.
tended by every member OF the board
and by nearly every freight railroad
man % prominence ia the state Gram
rates were discussed. also switching
and terminal charges The stockyards
AID packing houses were visited
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Natchez, Miss. April Can
John Russell who was appointed
lector Of customs at Natchez.
one armed Confederate veteran al
Democrat. l. J Winston. who res
ed the Office Is a negro attorney
recently resigned as a trustee Of
union tcoloredb public school who
SO 10 Greenyille. Miss. 20 live.
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hatcher. Miss. April The river
fell 5 In twenty-four hours and re-
ports from the levees are most graft
Tying and satisfactory. The Callad
Sporting club secured the conviction
OF q white fisherman on a charge Of
killing a deer which had been driven
20 4his side from louisiana on account
OF high water The man was caught
feeding venison 10 bis dogs and the
meat wAs found Ia his boat HE vas
given the limit. t25 and thirty days In
tall
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Omaha Neb.. April ALBERT Stro-
hemir OF Kansas City, aided b., his
the ll-yearold daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. L. A Young. prominent Omaha
daughter. She is the daughter OF StFo-
hemir by a former wife. The men es.
capped With the child in a buggy but
Mrs. Strohemir was arrested as she
vas attempting 10 escape on a street
car
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Uhah. Cal, April There Was a
not at Fort Bragg. Cal. between the
strikers 81 the Fort Bragg Lumber
company and the non-uuion men The
trouble started in saloon and spread
90 the streets A free fight ensued A
number OF shots we're exchanged. and
q number Of both sides were wounded
nome seriously.
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Greenvillc Miss April THE food
situation both In GreeuYille and sur.
rounding territory shows Improvement
ard there O. little apprehension 81
further complications The water Is
falling generally In the city The sgf-
feTinE and distress has been greatly
relieved and the work towards pre-
venting further widening nf the JWU
crevasses ga The south 81 the city h.
meeting aiIh better success one Of
the electric light companies has re
sumed and This has been beneficial 10
It's cheering influence.
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STRUGGLE 4 SUCCESS
attempt to Hold Pontehatrain Dis.
trict Leyees Gratifying.
APPEALS ANSWERED
Additional Men and Money Have Been
Received Mt Hymeia and Results
Of Satisfactory Charac-
ter Are Secured.

New Orleans, April with a fall
Of two-tenths of Q foot In twenty-four
hours and encouraging news from the
scene Of the struggle at Hymela, river
conditions are considerably improved
The only disquieting news of Tuesday
was the reported break at Angola. but
the importance of this break was min.
imized 10 some extent by the news
that the damage resulting would be
largely confined to the state farm To-
Gated there, The eleven miles of le.
wees protecting Angola have cost ap-
proximately 100000 A desperate
struggle had been in progress there
for the last week to hold the embark.
ment. but water has been steadily
aeeping through II and the conditions
had grown SO critical By the end of
the week that President Parker of the
board Of control had ordered the re-
moyal Of the stock and the bulk Of
the eouvIcts into the Tunlca hills as a
matter 81 precaatlon and steps taken
10 protect il his been the aim Of the
levee boards The levee is located
nearly sssssi=ss@!!te che mouth Of Red riv.
eF and The water will ultimately find
It's way back into the Mississippi in
ereasing the food wave south OF Ia
ton Rouge
Good results attended the work al
Hymcia Tuesday and the answer O
the appeal 81 the board for additional
men ard money had been answered
Large quantities Of material went for
ward BY Tuesday evening the crib
b!ng az the upper end OF the brokpr
end 81 the lcvee had reached the vii
lows ou che battavo and extended ant
loco feet On the lower end The rea
test VIII come when Z f. attempted
60 Join the ends and beginning tbs
wurk uf sacking 4 hopeful feeling
prevails At The scrue and the chanc,
% closing the brsak ls fair TIE ex
tent % inundated land gradually TO
cFeAsss and the situation wiil be as
desperate one for the sugar planter
and truck farmers II disaster comes
uow
Success continues 10 attend th'
struggle 90 bold the levees OF N,
PuutchatFa3u district President Leafs,
Of the leyee board and Assistant En
ginesT Lewis went back to the scene
after a brief trip 20 the city Thel
said a persistent fEht WAS being KEEP
up 20 undo the work 81 cFawflsh
which threatens a number ~ points Il
the dls'r3et while much OF thi
stretch has SIN a safe margin allow
the present nooa there are other 10
wees IN IL which they ara likely to b
required 70 sustain.
Mlllians are invested in sugar prop
erty In the district and two Erea
! railroads fines lles Ia IL and II lie thes'
/ interests which have united with m
leves board to protect the Pontchar
I train basin
The reading OF the river here Pr
| day morning wAs 20 2 q decline OF I
/ tenth from Monday There Was
| further fall Of a tenth during the day
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Bracket Tex. April 1.-Two Mex
can children. while playing some dis.
lance from their home on the Mud
Greek ranch Of this county. were
caught by a very large Mexican lion
and torn 10 pieces. The owner Of the
ranch. win Alien. reports that he and
some other men trailed the animal
and Killed A.
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Rayia. l. r. April -Di
this place claims to have +
three miles Of Ravia a lea.
a vein ten inches wide at
Of the ground. Specimens
were exhibited by men VII
ed in the mines at Joplin
equal 10 the best ealena
those mines, with probsb
yer in it, One enthusiasts
reported TO have offered 81
IL shown up.
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Chickasha. l. T., April III
q Chinese laundryman of Oh
and Leila Tolbert, a negress. ",
ried BY United States Ddstric
Speake. Lee made elaborate /
tons for the ceremony and Il
part OF his laundry was crowd
spectators
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Fl Paso, Tex. April IA telegram
from Saco. Aria, gives the details OF
the killing there Of John Crosson OF
this city. Crosson is said 20 have
been abusing his wife, when City Mar
shah Wilson interfered. Crosson drew
his pistol and fred one shot. after
which Wilson fired three times. kin
ing Crosson He was eGonerated
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Fort Worth. Tex. April There
Is the best OF authority for the posi-
tive statement that II is the mention
Of the Rock Island to az once parallel
the Houston and Texas Central Rail
way from Dallas 10 Corslcana with an.
other track
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Washington, April The presi-
dents trip vill consume nine weeks
and three days, and he viii travel
about $4,000 miles The special train.
furnished BY the Pennsylvania road.
consists Of six coaches. and Is one Of
the finest ever leaving Washington.
President will welt twenty four states
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Washington. April TUESDAY ca
binet meeting was the last which will
be held for aearly ten weeks President
Roosevelt Will be absent till June 8.
The meeting was brief the time be-
ing taken up largely in a discussion
OF the presidents itinerary and the
consideration Of some minor depart
mental matters
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-04-01
Naxahachie Boys in NAVY.

Clir Ryburn, Rufus Langsford
end Carl Cooper will leave tomor-
row morning for New York where
they will enter the United States
Navy. Cliff will join as a musician,
Rufus as yeoman and Carl as an
apprentice, Willie Davenport will
go to Dallas tomorrow to stand a
physical examination for the navy.
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There may be better horses than
Electryon but / never saw one.
There maybe fasterl horses, but |
don't want To ride behind one. There
may be better bred horses but not
In America. See him on track 4
p. m. next Monday H. D. Rosser. 1w
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will send
contract

San Juan, p r.. April l.-Misdn now
Roosevelt sailed for New York
on board the steamer Como Y tricks
ands OF people witnessed her &
ure and several bands gave Miss 1ranqa
evelt an enthusiastic farewell 'SN'
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Is Purina feed goodfor cows? Yes.
sir, best on the market. 1t not only
fattens, but tends 30 make the milk.
richer. Please the COW by trying a
sack. Phone 40. Condo Mosley. 70
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Vicksburg MisS. April The wat
or from the Washington county ere
vase appeared here Tuesday and a
swift current IL coming through the
YaEoo canal The now Is not yet SUI
fcient 10 cheek the fall here as yet
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Washington. april Hon. Wayne
MacNagh viii repreSeRt United States
In preferential claisns natter before
The Hague rrihuH&f
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II. A. Pierce is breeding for Elect
ryon colts, and dent care WHO knows
IT. DIV
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hnAselI Appolnletl

Washington. April L. Pres
Roosevelt has appointed John r.
as collector OF customs ar Maj
Miss. vice w. J. Winston. rcsigne
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Nlcksburg Miss. April THE mon
itor Arkansas dropped anchor al the
foot % Clay street at o'clock Tues
day evening.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-04-01

TIME OF YEAR ~ have your Sew
ing Machine Thoroughly Cleaned,
TO save wear an mar hinsry as well
as yourself. Broktn parts dnpli.
Gated. Arthur MsSkoy's Gun and
Bicycle Shop. lmisg
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BIG

Duncan, 4. 7. ~afTsrs
II ,hv vi
Duncan. | T.
fourth and most d..
stroyed nearly an en's
First National bank ant
buildings were saved
amount Of damage "a
about $4,000 The FIRE
have been OF iucendlaT,
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REGISTERED DURHAMs On

REGISTERED DURHANS - On
next Monday, April g., I/wii have
on sale nj Watts Wagoa Yard i'm
this city, seven heas registered
Sborthorn Durhams al prices rang.
Ing from s55 TO $50. These cattle
we're raised at Columbia, Mo-, bat
have been thoroughly acclima,ed.
n r. Lee. d&w IL pd
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MEN WANTED for the United
States Navy; maehintsts, fiTemen.
coal passers, electpeiana, ship
wrights, seamen, ordihary seamen,
landsmen, apprentices, and mess
attendants; must be American born
citizens or have made legal declara-
ton of intention 20 become citizens.
Only men of good character and
physique need apply. For informa-
tton apply In persoFs or by letter TO
Naval Recruiting Station, post
office, Fort Worth, March y TO ~.
Dallas, March 30 to April l. -
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-04-01

DRESS MAK1Novi have opened
dress making parlors over Cheeves
Bros store. Your patronage sole
tied. Miss Ware. q
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FROM the frst day of Apsil will
sell for CASH ONLY Thase owing
uae would DO tue a savsr to come ia
and aeEtle II. l.. VS. a1t, the gro
Ger, I'll Fast NJ attn stf~et :
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FOR sALE-Two nife Jersey COWS
With Young calves. ~ A. Gibson.
3lZ
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HOT WEATHER calls for a quick
meal gasoline stove See them at
the Eiiis County HAsdwsfe Co. u
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HOW is your lawn IgoweF9 II IL IL
dali let me SHARPEN Il for you Ar
thur Mackoys Cub aud bicycle
shop. II
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FOR sALE~-Good miich e4w, with
young calf a. &. Snaatt. L.
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FOR Five-room residence
on Williams street, - large halls,
nm" eisi"rn, high elevation, free
from dust and malaria. Apply 500
Ferris avenue. -
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ROARD AND ROOMS may be pro-
cured by limited number % desirable
parties; references I Can or pho. .
Mrs. Gus kembss yst0 Nullge street.
New phone Ne, 10. Eipd
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PLANTS FOR SAIF Mrs Dora
Ray, 3l5 Duuu StfeeE lip
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A LARGE STOCK 81 sewing ma
chine needles, oil, belts, aud all
kind Of sewing maciJne extras al
ways on hand at Aruolds Music
Store. II
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A. j. MOSELEI, sahsnaan for
"Wlnona" Mills full seamlsss ho-
siery and underwear, old phone i65.
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FOR RENT-Two dwelling houses
one 5~YooHn and one F-roem, near
college. see T. NJ Rocker. n
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COLUMN /

VOUR ADVERTISEMENT IN
1 n the WANT COLUMN is working
right along. DAILY LIGHT
- WANT ADVERTISEMENT work
" all the time, building business
for the wise adv ertiser. II
you want to rent your house or sell
anything, use a WANT ADVERTISE
hEST. The WANT CoLUHN is read
by nearly all the people of Waxa-
hachie
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SEE Mira. G. J. 0riggs for ladies
shirt waist dress suits phsde 10 order
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BAND NJ

the - :
sofia, April Il
committee announces
Abilltcho Istib have
by Ba hi BaZouks
added. was surround
artillery was brough.
hours fighting the
pletely robbed and /
inhabitants Witho
massacrod The 7
reported 10 have -
those Of the other S /
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LADIES' AND GENTS Clothing
Cleaned, Repaired. The best work
in town. Lowest pricse. 2l3 East
Main ct. j. y. Perrin
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LADIEs-Mrs. G. - fGriggs will
be pieaseSt 10 sbow you hsr samples
II spring suits. II