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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-05-17
Ware e. LeIand'S
Cotton Letter

Raleigh, n. c., May 16.-We have
no doubt that everybody selling cot
ton short lately has wondered why
conservative people failed to see what
they thought they saw. This morn
ing July cotton ran up 80 points with
no possible excuse. 1t may run up 35
points further tomorrow with just as
little reason. That's why the best
traders in the market, men who have
been right in the past year, would
not sell short The short sellers have
been the men who nave been bears
at ~ C. since last September. But 1t
is no market to be short of. Some one
could put a few buying orders in the
market in July option and run the
price to lac. before shorts would
know where they were. When you are
facing a famine it is serious business
selling something you do not own.
Crop news is not good. Weather is
bad Texas is getting rain when she
does not want it, and the South At
Iantic States have had no relief from
the drought. The market may slide
off after the report tomorrow, 1t usu-
ally does on Tuesday, but we would
rather buy on the break than be
short. Somehow there is little diff
ferent look about the market. There
may be something doing in July. Ii
cotton enough mas been SOFA 10 get OUT
of New Orleans and New York before
July 1st to leave only a moderate
stock, the trade may be getting ready
for a rise. We have been waiting for
the market to look different and today
it does look different. 1t looks as
though there was a fair risk in buy
ing August or October cotton. I'm
less we get a big change in crop news
the next move in prices is going to be
a run up. 1t will take very bearish
news to put the price down much and
very little now to start a Juror in the
market The market for cotton flu
lures closed steady.
WARE & LELAND.
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To the Public.

After consultation with friends l
have decided to become a candidate
for the office of Register of Deeds
subject to the action of the Demo-
cratic primaries.
In making this announcement to
the public and to my friends, l desire
to say that L belong to no ring or
faction, and | am not candidate In
the interest of any man or set of men.
If nominated and elected l promise
to faithfully discharge the duties of
the office.
shall appreciate any support given
me. Very respectfully,
ROBERT p. DICKSON.
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1
| Cash quot tons were as follows:
Flour quiet and steady winter patent 3.a0@
| $50, raights Loaf 10, .pr.ng patents 1000
4IO bakers 2.g5a3 20, wheat No. , spring 92@96
No. 3 $685., No. red i03@l06 corn No
@49:: Nc. 2 Yellow @5Sa, oats No. ~
rye No. 2 I'D, g cd feeding barley s5@3.,
fair to choice mailing 451it, fax seed No.
1870, No. northwestern 1850, prime timothy
5 ed $780, mess pork per Dbl ll.l2h. oil 20, lar
per loom 6.S21aa6.S5, short ribs, sides
tloose J6 2066.3o, dry sailed shoulders (boxcd)
... short clelr sides (hOXed) 6.2506.h0,
whiskey basis of high wines l2S, clover con-
tract grade 1915.
New York Provisions.
NEW YORK, May l5-Flour-stt a 1y winter
patents 35lO05.s5: Minnesota patents $500 Q
5.25. do bakers 4.00@420;
Rye flour steady, fair to good s3.9O@I15
choice to fancy s4:l5@i.50
Corn-meal steady yellow western s1.08@l. 1C
kiln dried 0003i0
Rye-qulet No. western 49,.
Barleyedull feeding - mating ing $685.
904; September, %. Dec. s2zs
Corn-spot irreg, No. 2, 5S3s9.-; May,571a; July
53A Aug. 10. Sept. 50.
Oats-firm. Mixed i6@F. May No. 40.
Beefsteady family se5n@lo5r mess 5000
$500; city extra India mes, packe,
3 5Oo9 So beef hams 2000d22l0)
Cut meats inactive picked bellies, 6A@7
-. picked shoulders 6la; picked hams. SOLO
Lard-steady, western steamed 6.S5G...-...
refinedquiet continent no. compound, o1s0A
l3.00@1100, mess l2.75@l3.2o.
Tallow-duIl ; city ~ per PACKAGE
country do 45s@.
Rosin-firm strained com. to good 2.S21at995
Turpentine-st ady 5S05Sh
Rice-s:eady domestic, fair 10 extra, 314 Coz,
japan nominal
Molasses--firm New Orleans open Kettle
good to choice, 3l@37.
Coffee-spot Rio steady No 7 invoice 10
mild quiet cordoya l09l3.
sugar-raw firm fair refln 35-lG9as, cen.
trifugal 96 test i3-l60R molasseS sugar
Il-l66A refined frm, confec. A 40
mould A $40 cut loaf 5.a5, crushed 555 pow,
dered 4.s', granulatedi.so, cubes $40,
Butter frm extra fresh cream Try l09% state
Cheese -irreg, old state large AMI small made
1890: new state small colored 1904 small
white 6Aa7.
Eggs quiet aud st 'ady state aud Penn nearby
average finest, 20gM southern htsts l5gl4
Enthusiastically lew South'n 4.50G'.50, Long
Islam ......... state and western SACKS Zo0H
5.o1, Jerses sweets 25V@4 co,
Peanuts steady, fancy hand-pieked 5Ie
other DOM ST C 81 16h
Caboage-Steady, south b ll--crate l,Uodz.U
Cotton ny steam to Liverpool lA
Cotton seed OH was quiet and offerings light
crude f. q. b. mlllsi0n. prime suInnier yel
low IN, of sum- yellow nom prime white
b; prime winter yellow $40,
Baltimore Provisions.
BALTIMORE, May l6-Flour steady winter
patents 49OQe5.A. spring patents, siS595.i5.
Wheat-duli. spot contract 1914 no rec
western lUaG0H. May i06GA, Southern bJ
sample 97al0j
Corn-tirm spot May 53al4 Southern white
55L95S1a, April 52l4lp5s.
Oats-ffrm, No Z white i7H@.
Rye-iull M. 2, 7sa79, uptown, no 199oO
Butter-steady fancy iIu1istion lSG1@. fancy
creamery 2l0l2, fancy ladle lo9l6,p1cked l2Sl-
Eggs-steady l7@.
Cheese-weak, Large $500, medium $685.
small 9Adsa new l0GlG4.
Sugar-st ady; fine and coarse granulatee
800 fine 500
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Naval Stores.

Wilmington, May 1S-Turpentine ........
SIS: receipts - casks.
Rosin-st ady, 2.55; receipts 20 hbls.
Tar-frm. so receipts 81 bbls
Crude-firm, 325@3.75940O receipts 255 bbls
Charleston MAY I6--Turpentine ..... "a
sales =. casks, rosin firm e. Dds
Quote A, b, G, d, 235@. E. 245; F; ...:G,2.55,
265; 1, 2.7O; K, 3.C0; NJ, $40; n, $780, VIC, 3.40,
WV, 800.
Savannah May 16-Turpentine firm, 5i14
receipts $50, sales Co., exports 70.
Rosin-hrm, receipts 2dzS, sales ..., exports
quote quo; A, B, C, 2.6o D, 26o e 265 F 20 G 275
II $50, 1900, K 3.l5, M 3.2O. n 80, VIC, 3 90,
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New York Money.

New York. Nav !, is D. m.--Money on call
easy, I@% closing no offered 2. time
loans hrmer, 90 days so, 10 days 20, six
months 3gi prime mercantile ;sn deIn9 h3@
in bankers bills at 4s6.9Oa4S3.95 for demand,
and at 4S5.Oo@. ...,.... for go day bills posted
rates 1851 Sa4S6@4Ss commercial bills 4S454@Is
bar silver 553S, Mexican dollars 4lR.
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HAVING PURCHASED

the interest of Hon. A. M. Powell in
our joint business as above stated, this
is to announce that / have sold our
wagons, horses, tools etc, and our in
terest in the Coal, Wood and Ice BUSH
ness to Messrs. Johnson 81 Johnson, of
this city, who will be pleased to serve
our former customers and to whom
respectfully command them.
J. A. JONES.
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Having sold my entire interest in the
firm OF Jones & Powell to Mr.. J. A.
Jones / desire to thank the public for
the liberal support given us for the
past tNenty-six years, and to Despeak
for my successor the same liberal pa
tronage accorded the old firm.
A. M. POWELL.
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In confirmation of the above / wish
to join in thanks to the public and all
friends for past favors and confidence,
and to request q continuance of the
same and the immediate payment of
all accounts due, which will be the
most practical method Of showing
their good will.
j. A. JONES.
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Dry Goods.

New York, May 16.-The dry goods
market is slightly improved and buy
ers show more disposition to operate
for the future, although comparatively
few prices are announced. Additional
export business has been accom-
plished.
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only 10 cents a pound. The market
here is unchanged, with middling at
49,.
The estimated figures here by grades
are: Strict good middling, lax
cents; good middling, IA cents: strict
middling, Is q cents; middling, 1919
cents; stains and tinges 10 to u
cents.
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New Orleans, May :6-Cotton futures steady
Liverpool.

Liverpool, May Id, p. INJECTION spot
american middling fair, Z IS, good middIine
1854, middling TAG, low middlng 80, good
culinary, 100, ordinary 700. The sales of the
DAY 1000, bales of which 200 were for specr
lation and export and included $500 Ameri-
can. Receipts 1920 bales including sll
American,
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s. A. r.. Stocks and Bonds.

Baltimore NAV l8-Seaboard Air Line
common S}469, preferred 1890.
Bonds-4s 49,.
A. c. L. common 10114@1OS, preferred.
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Other Cotton Markets.
Grain and Provisions.

Chicago. May 16.-Belief in almost
total depletion of contract stocks was
the principal influence surrounding a
strong wheat market today. AT the
close July wheat showed gain OF
1 "a to Use; corn is up 5-S to 3-4c.;
oats are IA to 3-Sc higher, and provis-
ions IL to Toe.
Opening HIGHEST Lowest. Closing.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The firm of Jones & Powell is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr..
J. A. Jones assumes all liabilities, and
money due the firm will be paid to
him.
April %, 1904.
j. A. JONES.
A. M. POWELL.
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only
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Tucker Building, N. c.
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-04-11
10 ATTACK IS MADE.
Japanese Naval liIi 'ia.s Thought to
Lave Been Warned.
RUSSIANS ARE ALERT
They Patroiled the Open Sea and
Wurships steamed Up and Pro-
eeeded Dat OF Harb0r to
Avoid Bettiiag Up.

st. Petersburg. April 1.-THE gsner-
ally anticipated attack IN Port Arthur
did not occur Saturday night. although
a telegram from Grand Duke cyril re
ports that the enemys ships were
sighted on the horizon. It Is presum-
Ell that the Japanese mere warned Of
extra precautions which had been taken
to guard against surprise
There VAS 90 Easter merrymaking at
the front BY special dispensation,th the
soldiers and sailors there were reliev-
cd OF all religious obseryances on ac-
count Of the necessities of the militia
~ situation
Vice Admiral Marakoff's torpedo flo
tiiIa patrolIed the open sea. white the
wafsbipz with full steam up. remained
outside Port Arthur
Elsewhere thrpul bout the theater OF
war alI Is reported quiet
4 high military authority. in CONVEX
satiou Win the Associated Press. eS-
planned when General Kuropatk ms
plan II campaign does not con con
template a heavy resistance 20 the
japanese advance at the Yalu. saying
either defeat Of victory In battle
there would be advantageous to US.
if xe host <..it has.= =: s.a 49,. ...ze.s;-.;
through diffleuIt country; " We Won
ard / say 81 yau that Russian strategy
Is based on the Idea of victory. and
rot on that or defeat-auccess would
b. fruitlesS We could not follow it
% a3thom exposing tfss army to too
great risks on account of the jap
aa@se control ~ TIRE sea. IL we pursued
the enemy into the Peninsula o. ko-
fea w~ would open both TANKS 20 a
posw} bic attack from the rear. No. The
j. pAp@Ne must come on 30 a point In
the interior which. wifh this end iu
view has been selected, where We can
folla~ a. a crashing defeat to the
bitter rnH ~ith hlow altar blow. ard
aeal the fate OF the campaign
oar pgan ou sea ard land VIII coz
verge ~ rfnpe n~xt summer when
N1re Admiral Marakof~s feet will be re-
u~ved by the arrival Of endorsements
Then. ~ successful ou land. We can
clear the sees IT the enemy. eut his com
usunicattons. ana the Japau~as tr No
rea ard Manghuria Will then be az oar
mercy
-The Rnrid must not be impatient
The preclude 10 this lar - rot set FIN
isnps&
"a Aa understood here tnat a. q result
81 GeuetAl Kafnpa ktH 81 visit 20 New
Chwanx. resnfpregpvuts ~ I4a.o1U usu
w3l be- sent forward from I.lao Yang
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Rev
MHhWYH

Mk = p
Misc Ada Haduaii visited tn
Wax haohts Sunday.
Roy Poulssr 81 Howard. and Miss
Carrie Wright ~ Italy. were mar
risd sunday We extend eur con-
Rragulationa
Cicero King ~ WeAth@Ftord, has
, b@sn Visiting 1T Ray
Wiley Reed speat saturday and
sunday with bis parents Al Collier .
Chapel.
ars. shtrb Whaatlay AID children
Waited III Mr. stephen ., Monday.
Aisa Moreens RaagoF, who il at
Tending school Ia WAxahachte apent
sata rday and sunday witt home
folks
Nj. Miller has painted bis gtn.
Aimw Cora Duncan has returned
60 her home In Kaufman county.
DR. RAas bas bewn very siek
Mtaa Matte Parker. who has been
very los with typhoid fever, lie inn
growing.
Mr.. Mua Mrs R0ht 0aald ~ Me
kinney, are visiting relatives at
this place
Misses King Aad stephens visit ed
a knnla sandAS
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NEWS IN BRIEF.


A typhoon ragged at Wei Hal Wei two
days.
Fire at winona. Miss. did 500 o09
damage
A nve-foot coal vein has been struck
at shutter. l. r.
Texarkaua Is to have training
school Tor nurses.
san Artou.n fair viii be held from
Oct 7e T., Nay
4 harr. .u.. Al indiana. S4b wreck
81 some houses and Killed several per
sons
The p.rh school at Gal.sburv nm
burned lola, slst.r , sra,r., o..,s
xIile8
Al his hon4 In geaa,ila Tex OK
state Senator ] A ~h4lrurne died ON
Tire sth.
Azel gsIbrslth carr-sse- 10 che muir
der OF his wife and child at EusSeu
GuIch. coio
"A sinner Tex. simon Mitchell was
Killed piu Barnes Was arrested Roth
are negroes.
.......,......... .,..-........ ... 900. -.
been made 10 the home for the home
l~ss at shreveport
>...,r p.ss.r.l ~, ,,,o ,,.sans.-
,-...rr. 60. - -, ~. 80, -,
feet deep sn the sth.
rs. l,,.i. .s.,,.b,., ~ NJ. No..
nj. - -. ,-...- -. IS
- -,
....... -. 49,,
-. -. ..-.,t',., Il,
-, II. I',.'.,,'.st'. ~
AZ 4ao'''o''r rex .' 81" "i' sutt.
o n ,t,.~,s. ,or ,gs'soe
ga 49,. " N"s 'e.' 1S''As' a So"
'~A' @'''
'''' 'N'
SaiT q" sr"rra' Il'f ahilSe store
ot N''@'" f'''s "' fr''i'e's, l. IT, was
''"~ Open ANA contents taken
lgo Was given banquet at TOXIC
lie announced confidential relations
h@j bee" Established Win Korea
oI1 Aebougai opera house hulldiHE
az t'suIaoH lH wnich ~As stored much
furniture ~a~ badly damaged uv
nre.
First Fan cargo or r4w sugar ever
entering poft of Galveston arrived 1u
tHe sth FROM Havana Evr steamship
Satufula-
Chief uurse. the ueW head 81 the
Fonct Indians. ~til Roe .utugurated
AaN His i'thtr White Eagle abdt-
e3ie+ YEA b's favor
White cutting out paper dolls at
tIataie Tex the clothing ~ the ut-
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WOMEN FIGHT
Ftsss pulled aatT, Finally ona SHOT
OthsF Fiva FlmaN.

Wheeins " Ns- ARru a. Mrs
Ella Graham and AIRS Nictor Robinson
disagreed aud aaarrellsa ayaf the at-
teatien MF huuinNan ~aa wllssea to
have mslahea upon Mrs. Graham ana
in consequence MEa. Robinson Is aeaA
and Afa NtFAham IL tH iaik charged
at9h mHEster rha tao eatnen u4eA
near their home m peeahantas ant
started Ia b aght vielouHlY tearing
ane anvthsrs hats Ass Hahshaaa waa
nfesaa taa aaaeA fas hiss aWtaaenAmt.
ASA tlfs afaham RssllsA Fa4aasuf
va ef Hse aulie4s HNfa Mea. hah
N.anf's HoslY Aiillua her INSTANTLY rne
shets ~efe Hfe3 AZ aseh elasR aAaWe
Ehat ths etHiHln# af the aeaA anasAa
l8aA ass saa hsf afss eaa pAsslx
consumed
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DELICIOUS DOGS
There - Great Rejoicing Among Saw
ages From ths Philippines.

ST. Louis April 1i-ThsFe T. great
'oy In she lxorrote reservation az tbs
worlds fair The togarrotss are go-
iug % have "a deg feast for wpieb ul
arrangements have been made
six deNgiotss dogs ystertous-
81 tesh~sed te the stake- .. tho reser-
Aaflop ANA are ssFef4HY guarded bY
the savage l9uFfotvs from Ghe Phiup.
tausA. it enai4 Not be- sse-rfatHesi
"a here the degs came from. but there
tney were ana eaeh dog was being
given 70 fuh meai every time he t0ukct
huagFy. - f8tfeu htW quickly ass
common consent Only fpur dogs will
be served at the feast. the beauty og
t~e s&vtns theiF Hives rheY are "a
water sgssmlel ahd q skye terrier The
ether foar are fusg plain doggy dogs
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EVERY HONOR
Spanish cear. viii Co Into Mourning
Ore Year For Isabella

Madrid. April 1.-THE oH8ciai GA
aette which appears with black Der
ders merely announces Us" death ot
former Queen Isabella and makes 80
statement regarding fhe funeral arr
ran kefnents. King Alfonso desires thaI
every honor shall be paid fo the dead,
bat the remains will not be- met az The
frontier by members u th~ cabinet
ard Minister II Justice Toca alone "i'l
SO 20 - k9corial which Is f@enty six
miles northwest ~ Madrid tor the in-
tefmvul Requiem masses VIII be said
simultaneously At Madrid and BARGE
iona April r. The spanish court
wlf 90 suto mouFnlag for oUe year.
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"a retessaarg ApgH Ga tAs rmpet-
o 5 sailors ASA ass4tffs .u tHr ftf east
lasasfsa ttea fa*atef sgeettnss ta thetf
Il asssla So Hate tafuMsht the Novice
ktaHYa. vnAeh taujssaea Foe lv4F eusr
ataHs al sHssA fFpe trlssf fgpie
Eogl Ahtnat tNtaltostosA UatnA,
Ankaeu. htft sHa 0tn@ ST ees @tiA
ths signatures tp tHe &iapatpaes fhe
ae#aa6aa breathe ths dnepvut iete 3t
gaanlfs aa4 saaTa ststAiws rsfsieuee
II ans lanslaus pau4 emitting kusstAhs
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0sseripsion 81 uniForm TalIles WITH
That Of His flank.
Toxic. April Il The body q the
Japanese ofioer found and buried 4
port Arthur il Internationally that
or Commander Takso Hlrose. who lost
his life In the engagement on March
"a. when Vice Admiral Togo made his
second attempt to bottle up the port
The description OF the uniform tallies
with that worn by oaflcars OF Hircse's
rank. The fact that the body had been
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Birmingham. Ala, April. IA spe-
cIAl to the Age Herald frcr,. .hs@~!!!!!s,
Ala. says Captain W. w. Miiliken,
who was placed in Jail here on the
charge OF assaulting Miss Snyder OF
Dothan. broke Jail Sunday afternoon.
He was closely pursued, and fired sew
eral shots at the persons who we're
trying TO overtake him. Finding he
could not escape ne shot himself
through the heart. death taking place
Immediately. Captain Mjliiken VAS
postmaster here and stood high in
Republican politics
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OVER A TRiFLE
Prominent Plants Near Tsxarkana
Ma shot - Death.

Texarkana, Tex. April liza trag-
eay took place on the cut-on pIanta-
zion. twenty-five miles west Of here.
I. q. Rice. one OF the best known PLAN
tation managers In this section. was
shot and instantly killed. J. H. Hobson
surrendered. IL II said Tire parties
were close friends. boarded at the
same place, and that the tragedy was
the result of dispute over some very
trivial matter Both men are well
known here.
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Purrusssson Given 70 Russian Lady "a
EnraH Win Cos#acAs

FmFfFsfasfor owen 70 N4@StAN GauS "a
Carroll Win CossaeAs.
st. yytsreb4ts. kpgu IA THe NaF
m4a4stfy b4s sfantel thv pratsoa os
Nmms taassg Haaantsr 50 Caiouei
M4n4aa.ou1arau aas aes3rva 60
euseUs4 tt .He Dass.fA re8lWrnt- The
8alatstfB Bass au4rfel Hrt euFul,ust-i.i
tu taa ftrst frs aeut of rttivusa
Mms Fsusa8 la tna -tntsv 5alEa
ot aae ~aa resre1 aHart tHF Eatfou-
aae 3y ihe .atv Eupsrot Alexander
llI.. IS a ntr H..-es HiHaH. s suau snuL
sa4 h8H8.ns .tue. te&atter AHH
saaTi -4+auf aeI vl{ra HaAtus BASS
80 tHr eat4IIY u.sfr4srts ef Nlazlasa 3
rss meHt ~ac al-o Ia "a 4assltnea He
tfsaa aaFsn uat ane stta turtv afe
s.-uaNh aafs-a 4#a saals la sHs~ tn4t
. 70 su tu sass HEHt
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ATTEMPT AT RAPE.
Negro Has Been Identified by Lady
and Taken to BonhaEa.

whitewright. Tex. April I1.--A ne
gro man attempted an assault on n
lady about one mile east Of town.
The lady is a stranger here. and she.
with her little girl. were travelling and
had canped for the night near the
residence OF Ramau Phillips for pro-
lection. Jim Sanders was arrested
and identified by the lady, He was
taken to BonhaTn-
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Oakville. Tex. April lin the case
Of the state VS.. Basidi Lozano. charged
with murder. the jury assessed the
death penalty. The evidence showed
that the defendant Killed his friend
while he was asleep and then robbed
the body
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rlrallns 80 ; llonsy and 70.

foley 4 Co, ChioAsa, originated
Honey aHa Far a. throat and
lung fanaav. and asa aceaaua IT the
treat merit and popularity ot
k0lsy honay and Tar many iml-
gatians are offered for The genuine.
AsA Ias kaleY's haaey aud faf aud
fafaRa ans Substitute offered "a 40
othar preparation wisl give 1h@ same
satisfaction II 10 mildly laxative
Ii aaaaaln GO eplataa aAd 10 safest
children aud delicate persons.
a. VI. kBaEia.
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EASTER OBSERVANCE
sunday Was Oay Of Rejoicing WITH
$40 Ieess % tire Car

Subjects % tire Csar
st Petersburg April So Tu.+ ...s
Sunday WAS rn fgtr 4n4 ssse a.H 4.
81 h4aster r~Jois1uk Eap .aas l.4z~saH
GsHte @htea Daa4a after wt4.fsHs l44.
tuutlrussa almost to 4ayuwaI ~~r.
81 Avaatg sfsstea bvEor~ the ss4s1 at
Faster visits commenced As 30 th~
aafy IF every Russian al E,aJvf 3D.
eaH upon au hiz frienAs aud 80 ~at
aud dvink wIra them ogvu house was
k~pf ~v~Ff where. and the t4tch #tFiaA
aas aut faF al THEORETICALLY. th~
b~xxar 81 ta~ Sir~~ts ~utcgs al atI
tn~ atutug rasu - the uab4~ Ana helps
ainf@sif t1 iAe good things Il the table
ghia no~~svr 10 uo ioHgvr the case
.a the METROPOLIS ahi the i4r9vr tos us
- tas empire but It - stlt literally
tF4~ tu fHe village and rural COM
usuurx vb~r~ uu un~ IL refused al E
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Confederate Passes Away.

Austin. April l1.-Isam y. Poole. an
inmate OF the Confederate home, died
at the age or seventy-four years He
served in company II. Sixth Texas in
fantry
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missing ia further connrmatory Of
this.
The government deeply appreciates
the action Of the Russians IN giving the
remains a military funeral and the
officers OF the naval stan have request
Ell the Associated Press To express
their appreciation OF the Russian cour-
tesy. The fragment of Hirose's body
which has been brought here will be
gi~~.. .:=! .4.: -s- :sF.si.ss; April Is. at
oording To the Shinto ceremonial
Commander Hirose was the greatest
Japanese hero Of the war. and after
the conclusion Of hostiliiies. II is plan
ned that an effort will be made to Sc
cure the remains now inferred at Port
Arthur and bring them to Japan.