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For Xmas. Choice books in dainty bindings. Pease-Lewis Co.,, 1o2 Church street.
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BLUE sky terrier Name on collar, N. Gene Nesbit 228 Sherman avenue. Reward if returned to 22S Sherman avenue. E dl9 If
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300 CHRISTMAS TREEs

weeks An of the trees are natl native spruce and are very fine. Prices very low according to size. Also wreaths, 10c apiece. All kinds of fresh and dried fruit, etc. At Oneto's, i Congress Avenue, corner George Street. d15-Tt
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

M. |. Wagner, Lndies' Tailor and Importer, formerly with the Edvv. Malley Co., for eight years, will remove the first of January, 1905, to the B0yvdstch Build ing, 102 Orange Street, upstairs.
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To PLAY BASKET BALL. 4.

The Bridgeport Naval Reserve team will play the New Haven five in this city next Friday.
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 Quart, 70 cts. 'C as he W Nuts, all the way from Venezuela. are new this season. They go hand in hand with Salted Pecans and Almonds
 Salted, ] ID. boxes, 5octs. Grape Fruit was never better in quality at this time of the year than it is today, and the price never so low since this Fruit first began to be appreciated in the North. We offer Florida Grape Fruit, the best to De had in size and flavor,
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-04-08

Whereas, the country has enjoyed
unexampled prosperity under republi-
can control; and
Whereas, the pledges of the party
have been fulfilled, the promises to
Cuba have been carried out, system
of civil government has replaced mil
itary control in the Philippines, per-
manent and advantageous rights have
been secured for the Panama canal,
American diplomacy has attracted the
admiration of the world, the courts
have decided that the rights of the
people cannot be over-ridden by IL
legal ombines, and other matters OF
great importance have been wisely
adjusted; and
Whereas, Theodore Roosevelt, com
ing into the presidency unexpectedly
and under the most trying circum-
stances, has proven himself a con-
servative and safe leader: Therefore
be ii
Resolved, that we, the republicans
of Van Buren, county in convention
assembled, approve of the republican
national policies as eXemplified in the
course of affairs since 1896, and es-
pecially during the past four years;
Resolved, that il is a source of great
satisfaction that there is no opposi-
ton to the nomination of Theodore
Roosevelt for the presidency, that his
intelligence and fearless execution of
the laws have made him the unani-
nous choice of his party;
Resolved, that Hon. Edward l..
Hamilton, who has become one of the
best known and most influential mem
bers of the Michigan delegation III
congress, should be renominated III
the approaching district convention;
Resolved, that Hon. Edwin a.
Wildey has proven himself aluable,
efficient, and economical public ser
want, and we hereby endorse his can
didacy for auditor general, ard pledge
TO him our heartiest support, and in
struct our delegation in the state con-
vention TO use all honorable means to
bring about his nomination.;
Resolved, that Hon. Jason Wood
man has carried out faithfully the in
structions of his constituents in this
county, and we endorse him for the
second term to which he is entitled in
the state senate, and we pledge to
him the undivided support of the
county;
Resolved, that we extend to South
Haven a vote of thanks for the excel
lent arrangements made for the work
of this convention.
Guy j. Wicksall of South Haven
then made a motion, which was
adopted, that the convention endorse
a Van Buren, county republican for
delegate to the national convention,
and he presented the name of G. j.
Monroe of South Haven. l.. II. Titus
nominated Judge b. f. Heckert of
Paw Paw, Hon. @. w. Merriman
named A. O. Duncombe of Keeler,
and the Antwerp delegation presented
Hon. G. ID. Lawton of Lawton. SO
many candidates appearing, it seem
ed unwise to make further effort 20
endorse any of them, and the for
mer action was rescinded, and it now
rests, as it properly should, with the
delegation to the district convention
to select this county's candidate for
delegate to the national convention.
The convention, after calling out
Hon. f. A. Wildey and Hon. Jason
Woodman for brief remarks, adjourn
ed, the sessions having been harmo-
NOUS and enthusiastic throughout.
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Paw Paw School Notes.
chool will close June a.

School will close J uue "a.
Who is Uncle job Hector?
Field day will be held at Paw Paw,
Saturday, May %.
Decatur high school base ball team
will play our boys here tomorrow.
The Crescents will have charge of the
literary program for Friday, April 10.
The attendance for the spring term is
fully up to the average-the high school
is smaller by one.
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COUNTY CONVENTION.
Harmonious Gathering of Republicans
at South Haven.

Delegations Selected tn Various Conven-
tions-Wildey Endorsed for Auditor Gen
eraI-Woodman for Second Trenholm
Mutchler "A Second Time County Chair
man.
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Bring in the boy. His new spring suit
is waiting at +. Smith IL Co.'S to please
the little man and his mother.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-03

Delta PHI 10 which Hooper belonged.
From Princeton came Cooney and Dillon.
and from Yale Capts. Hogan and Holz-
man. A large delegation OF former
Exeter men came from Harvard. and
there were representatives from other
colleges Many old Exeter men, and
especially those OF the class or '0S, were
present.
At . o'clock a brief service was held
at the home. conducted by the Rev.
Ansley T.. Woodsum OF the Baptist
church. The bubllc funeral followed I'm
the Baptist church. which could not seat
all who came. Selections of Scripture
were read by the Rev Mr.. Woodsurn.
after which NJ. w. Bullock Of the Dart
mouth eleven sang az baritone solo
"One Sweety Solemn Thought"
eulogy on the departed athlete was pro-
nounced by the pastor. and President
Tucker spoke eloquently on Mr.. Hooper's &
manly character and pure life. Prayer
by Mr.. Woodsum and another solo,
abide With Me-" by Mr.. Bullock. fol-
lowed.
The floral tributes included a closed
book surmounted by an arch. from the
class of '03 at Phillips Exeter: a broken
column, from Mr. HoopeTs academy
fraternity. Kappa Beta Nu; a floral foot
ball from Capt. Witham OF Dartmouthi
a gate ajar. scrolls. broken harp. mounds
pillows and wreaths from other college
organizations.
. Attending collegians and the entire stu
dent body OF Phillips Exeter marched In
procession 10 the cemetery, where the
Rev. Mr.. Woodsum conducted a com
initial service. The bearers were Myror
X. Witham, Joseph II. Gilman, John w
Knibbs. Jr, Howard f. Smith, DAME
N. Gage, Harry ]. Pelren and Chalmers
NJ. Hammill. '05. president OF Kappa Beta
Nu OF Exeter.
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COLLEGE BASKETBALL.
Columbia University Is Challenged BY the
Minnesota Institution.

New York. March IA challenge has
been received by the Columbia University
basketball team from the five of the
University OF Minnesota for series OF
games for the national intercollegiate
championship.
Columbia, by defeating the University
OF Pennsylvania Tuesday night. prac-
tically holds the eastern championship.
but has two more games with Princeton
and Cornell.
Western Conference intercollegiate as
ISOLATION and now proposes that the
series OF games shall be played In
Minneapolis 10 settle the national coll
legiate supremacy. IL is quite likely the
challenge will be accepted
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technic and absolute control OF her Inn
mense resources enable her 70 pass swift
ly and easily from one mood 10 another.
and I'm consequence OF this nexibility I'm
denoting a variety OF heeting emotions
her portrayal Of this complex character
gains In color and value. From light and
piauant comedy TO heavy and grewsome
tragedy. this great artistic moves with the
unfaltering step OF one sure OF her ground
and conscious OF her power 10 inspire
pity for the unfortunate woman she por-
trays Those who never have seen "Du
Barry" should not miss the present and
last opportunity. Owing TO the length or
tho performance the curtain will rise
promptly at O'Clock.
Eva Nudge. the dainty httle Military
Maid" whose amazingly rapid lightning
change act made such big hit at
keith's last season, will make her re-
appearance at that theatre In the early
future. having made several changes In
her pleasing act since she was last here.
notably among which In catchy little
song which gets innumerable encores at
every performance. called IT Want
Somebody To Care For Me-"
Local theatregoers will be glad TO learn
OF the engagement for the local Keith
theatre of Mary Norman, the widely
known society entertainer. whose clever
impersonations OF famous legitimate ac-
tresses won for her hattering offer
from a vaudeville magnate q short time
ago. when che was booked upon as the
most brilliant lyceum entertainer In that
field, being one o fthe most favorite en-
tertainers OF New York's smart set. Miss
Norman's impersonations have an in
dividuality that In charming. and thcre
Is that artistic touch OF comedy that
essence OF refinement and good taste.
that give them not only high. but an
unique place In vaudeville. She imper-
sonates the intellectual Boston girl, the
languorous New York girl. the vivacious
San Francisco girl, and the warm heart
ed, though somewhat fiippant Chicago
GIRL all with a delicious humour that
finds hearty favor with every audience
Miss Norman is sure OF a warm welcome
when she makes her local debut next
week.
There Is no more popular entertainer
| In vaudeville today than Ed Iattell, the
| clever musical comedian. who is booked
TO appear at Keiths next week. bring.
| Ing with him an entirely new budget OF
absurditiee which. told in his inimitably
funny manner. are certain TO arous,
mirth hstinted.
| Manager Lovenberg OF Keith's spen
several days In New York during the
week past, and returned with a batch o.
| contracts for some of the strnnges. ent
most attractive plays In the stock mar
Vet some OF which have never befor,
| leen presented by any stock company
Manager Lovenberg promised that tn
fourth Albee Stock company's season will
be the most brilliant on record I'm thi
city. and some genuine treats await tn,
myriad OF AIbee company devotees. Th,
opening date OF the Afbee Stock compan,
is not yet announced. bur preparation
are now busily going on, indicating tha
the stock season Is not far distant.
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kECNG THE HCRSES.

New Orleans La, March 2-Floral
King. who up to week ago was primo
iavorite for the Crescent CITY Derby,
virtually has been declared out OF that
event His owner, II. Gardner concluded,
after his miserable showing TO give him
a rest.
Secretary Nathanson of the Harlem
Jockey cluo, who is one of the stewards
of the Western Jockey club, has accepted
the entries OF Griffin's horses to his
stakes which caused some surprise in Of
fetal circles here, but it is probable that
the entries have been accepted only con-
ditionally.
Grinins illy, Sweet Pepper was
starter in the Premier stakes, at five
furlongs, for 2-year-olds. This is the filly
that was the innocent cause of all the
trouble. The conditions OF the race let
her I'm at los pounds. while Modred Law
and Viperine had TO carry their weight
The scratches were: Third race. Dutch
Carter, Claremont. Bounding Arachue
and Foxy Kane; fifth race. Marcos and
Thorneycroft: sixth race, Jim Ferrin,
Lights Out and Bronx.
Banana Cream was the best OF an un-
speakable field In the seven-furlong sell
ing race for horses that had not furnish
ed an excuse In several months. She was
backed from 10 l down to . to 2, and
won easily
The four-furlong selling race. for .
year-olds, came easy for the Texas fllly.
Stella Allen. who outbroke her company
and came home alone, chased out by
Rinhe, who was followed In by Guada-
lupe
ANNUAL MEETING DECIDED.
waterville, Me-. March 3-At the an
nual meeting yesterday the Eastern
Horse Breeders association voted TO hold
the annual track meet in this city Aug.
Q. 10. II and.l2. This association embraces
horsemen in Maine and the provinces. j.
NJ. johnson OF Calais was elected presi-
dent.
AT HOT SPRINGS.
Hot Springs. Ark. March S-Clear
weather and a good track combined "a
give fine racing here yesterday. Two
/ harses fell at the first Jump In the
steeplechase event, but we're not hurt
| Don Ami was the winner.
AT ASCOT PARK.
| los Angeles, Cal, March 3.-On n fas
y track at Ascot park yesterday the favor
\ ties Jared badly. The clear weather
brought out large crowd.
AT OAKLAND.
Oakland. Cal, March a-Judge, at II
TO 1. with Daily up. captured the featur'
| event. the handicap, yesterday. Th'
track was slow and threatening weather
kept down the crowd.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE

washington trips are scheduled to leave
Boston Feb. 26th, March 1ith-25th, April
sth -22d. May 9Th; $500 covers all ex-
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washington at first class hotels, visit a,
Philadeiphia: longer stop-over at Wash
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York II desired.
FIORIDA--March 7th-s59.50 includes
all expenses going with stop In Washing
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Drop a postal for illustrated booklet
and guide to Washington to JOS. p. Tag
CART. N Il. p. A., $50 Washington street.
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Exeter. N. H.. March s-The funeral
OF Henry Judson Hooper. Dartmouth's
famous centre, who died az Hanover
Sunday night. was held yesterday. Not
in years has death 80 affected this COM
munity, and the attendance at yester-
days funeral embraced all classes. Presl-
dent Tucker came from Dartmouth, ~
did 80 collegians, among them the Aloha
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ABSOLUTE FAITH
You Can Depend Upon the Word
of This Providence Citizen.

He has had the experience.
He has thoroughly tested the article.
He found IL as represented.
He corroborates the opinions OF scores
in Providence.
Mr.. Herbert c. Blood. policeman OF
Station 4, living at SO Wilson street.
says: 81 have nothing to add TO the
statement made through our Providence
newspapers in the month Of January
that Doan's Kidney Pills had cured me
OF backache and kidney complaint. II
Is now considerably over three years
since I first made the fact known and I
just as ardently recommend the prepara-
ton to the public as did when 1t was
first brought to my notice. Doan's Kid
ney Pills act up TO their representations. /"
For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents.
Foster-M Milburn Co., Buffalo, n. Y, sole
agents for the United States
Remember the name. DoAN's, and take
no substitute.
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CLARk'S.

MANUFACTURERS TOURNAMENT.
The team from the American Electrical
Works met and defeated the team from
the Washburn Co. by taking the first ana
third games. O'Neil made the best snow
,rs with a score Of 26s The summary:
AMERICAN T. w.
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o. r. CADETS 3. FALKA 0.

o. r. CADETS ., FALkA o.
The Falka team lost all three games
last evening In the series or events on
the alleys az Olneyyilie Babbitt made the
best showing with 2s6 pins all the bowlers
made a very good showing. The summary;
q. T. CADETS.
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NATIONAL DUCK PIN SERIES.
Banks and Cohen obtained the largest
total at the Music Hall alleys yesterday
In the national duck pin series. obtaining
81. J. Thornton and o. Thornton also Sc
cr.ed good results, their figures being CO.,
T-lna lat acoreS.
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KERR's.
AT THE HOPES

on the alieys at the Hope last evening,
and the former team won two of the three
games played taking the first and tnlrd'
vidual scores The summary:
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Strings.
ELMwooD LARGE PINS.

ELMWOOD LARGE PINS.
The No. team won all three OF the
games played last evening with the No.
combination In the tournament OF large
pins at the Elmwood alleys Smith made
the best showing among the individuals
with n total OF 5s5. The summary:
TEAM NO. 8.
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RANDALL SO. 2. ARLINGTON
The Randall Square aggregation won
tion In the series OF the Inter-Cluo DUCK
pin league Burke was the best man
for the evening with Henry closely toi-
lowing The summary:
RANDALL SQUARE.
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ON THE BOWLING ALLEYS.

In the Inter-Club Duck Pin series last
evening the No / Elmwood players won
two events from the West Side players.
Packard was the best man for the even
ing, with Payton following closely be-
hind. These two men also have the best
average for the series. The summary:
NO EI,MWOOD
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POTTER AVE. ?, ELMWOOD AVE. j.
The team from Potter Avenue last even.
ing won two games from the Elmwooo
Avenue men IN the series OF the inter
Club Duck Pin league. The second game
was tie. but the result OF the extra
rolling was not such as 10 anect the
score. The summary:
POTTER AVENUE.
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String

WESTMINSTER SPECIAL
In n series OF special events at the
Westminster alleys last evening the Elm
wood Mills team lost all three games To
the B. a. n. team by good margins Tan
ner was the best man for the evening
with 2i5 pins. The summary:
B. A. ".
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RANDALL SQUARE.
Ct-f,,Ua

kerr's rollers won two games from
Shultzs bowlers In the tournament az
hest man for the evening. with Murphy
closely following The summary:
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NO. / ELMWOOD.

I BROWN g. EDGEWOOD O.
The Brown team won all three games
from the Edgewood team In the series OF
the Inter-Club Duck Pin league. Heck
man was the best for the evening, with
I Kelleher following closely behind. The
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