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Personal Notes.
From Saturdays Daily.

IIOm S6IuIuHy D6lky.
Mayor Bowers has been in st. Louis
for several days.
Hon. J. F. Onion came in from San
Antonio this morning.
w. T. Graham returned home from
the north this morning.
NJ. A. Davey will return home to-
morrow from st. Louis.
Sam Smith of Colorado is visiting
here at his former home.
Ollie McReynolds came home from
San Antonio this morning.
d. F. Arledge and wife of Crockett
are registered at the Davis.
Capt. Jas:.- %src returned / IA IA.
city today, via the 1l:10 train.
Wood Starr and F. @. Edmiston of
Crockett visited the oil field this morn
ing.
Corn and cotton are reported hump
ing themselves now since the fine
rains.
Misses Anna Mae and Lila Belle
Roquemore have gone to San Antonio
for weeks visit.
Dave Colley of Galveston arrived in
the city this afternoon, to visit his
brother, DR.. Colley.
Chief Clerk r. E. Lee OF the passen-
ger department left this afternoon for
st. Louis to visit the fair.
Jailer Richie came home last night
from Abilene, where he accompanied
a patient to the epileptic home.
Mrs. f. P. Richardson and son,
Frank, of Athens are visiting Mrs. Q. |
A. Howard on Perry street.
Mrs. ]. H. Ferguson and children of
Palestine came in today TO visit the
family of J. l.. Alexander.-Jac
vile Banner.
John Hayes has leased laundry at
Rosebud, in Falls county, and will
make that place his home. The Her.
Id wishes him success.
Lucius Gooch, cashier Of the First
National bank, went to San Antonio
ist night, to accompany home his
aughter, Miss Matte Gooch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Garrison, re-
entity married in this city, accom-
anied Mrs. Harry Jones to Hallville
esterday, and will be her guests for
sw days.
ID. Q. Malloy went down to Elkhart
lis afternoon with Mr.. n. F. Day of !
Louston as his guest. Mr.. Day rep
ssents the Mutual Life Insurance Co.
New York. i,
The Herald acknowledges receipt of
n invitation to attend the picnic at v
rYstal Lake on the 2sth inst. Ar /.
lngements are being made to make !,
lie affair big social success, and no s.
Dubt ii will be. n
o. G. Funderburk returned from o
ustin this morning, where he attended il
lie law department OF the State Uni
ersity. He appeared before the ex-
mining board yesterday, and he
inks he passed a successful examina-
On. though the board will not make a.
) report for few days. d.
Last night the following Crockett tc
'ntlemen came up from that city te
i'd spent the night at the MetropoH- pI
n hotel, proceeding north this morn ia
g: Jim Brown, N. s. Welborn, G. NJ. &C
aller, Joe Adams, IL. J. Phillips, 4. OF
Dupree, G. A. Berry, Bob Spence, to
b. Stokes and John LeGory. la
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Your Piano

VIII be moved on an automatic, safe
ruck, and will be guaranteed from
iamage, by John Ormand, for the
nall price of $3.50. No other truck in
Jwn like 1t.
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Married..
From Thursdays Daily.

AT the residence of Rev. Gus Gar
rison on Howard avenue. Mr.. Walker
Garrison of Musgrove, Texas, to Miss
Minnie Cowan of Mineola; Rev. Gar
rison officiating.
The groom is son of Rev. Garrison,
and the bride was one of Mineola's
cherished daughters. They are spend
ing few days with Rev. and Mrs.
Garrison before going to their home.
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County Fair.
From Fridays Daily.

Editor II. q. Edwards of the Troupe
Banner was in Palestine yesterday
comforting with the |. & G.. N. relative
to rates to horticultural and agricul-
tural fair to be held at Arp, Smith
county, beginning July Z. Very favor
able rates we're granted, and the sue
cess of the affair is now assured.
The fair will be given jointly by
Troupe, Omen and Arp.
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Clarendon WaterSpOut

Clarendon, Texas, June PA rain
amounting to waterspout fell here at
Z O'Clock this evening, accompanied by
heavy wind aud hail. People living in
the lower part Of town had their
houses flooded and were compelled to
wade waist deep in water to get to a
place of safety.
The water was from one to three
feet deep in the main streets of Clar-
endon. The six-room house of ". S.
Ray was carried half block. No in
jury 10 life has been reported. Gar
dens were ruined by the hail and much
damage done to fruit and crops. The
rain only covered email territory.
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NORTHERN
VISITOR WRITES
He Tells His Home People What
He Thinks of the Palestine
Country.

Country.
PALESTINE, TEX, June II, 1904.
HAMP MOORE,
Attica, Indiana.
Dear Sir and Friend:
We had very fine trip through
Arkansas, but nothing of interest until
we got to Atlanta, Texas. There TO
our surprise we found the streets filled
with teams and wagons, so we went
out to see what was the occasion. To
our establishment we found that the
wagons were all loaded with very fine
large Irish potatoes, and that they
were all waiting for their turn to I'M
We found that they had shipped
,fteen car loads from that little
nat day, and the farmers were
ig one dollar and fifty cents a
/ came to the conclusion at
1t they would not starve to
this part of the state. Some
farmers will get more or have
more money in their small
han the largest farmer will
whole year in Indiana. They
sad and put in the second
ear and do the same thing
Then he has his corn and
mother harvest. saw one
had cleared over thirteen
,llars net on forty acres of
ike for you to tell some of
about this and you can just
, far as making money by
concerned, that our people
ling about it, and anything
is insignificant to what /
and you can see by coming
,. 1t will pay any of You to
trip, for beside what you
will get so much fine fruit
met one man who had one
,e that had forty bushels of
n it this year. have lived
l6SU ITulIS all Ullt llIut SlllCt Il
n here. They have roasting
as fine corn as you would
where. We will bring back
ctures taken when we were
in the corn, which was much
an our heads. In fact there is
dance of every kind of fruit
* here and many more kinds
ave ever seen before. / have
u ID you some nice peaches which
ant you to give to our friends.
sorry you did not come with me.
sen and Bartholomew have done
re than they promised -nd have
we'd vofns % T. ms al around
and leslus hsSe our own way in talk
Ing to the farmers. have found
several Indiana people, some of whom
I have known. / also met one of the |
prominent railway officials by the
name of Noble. Twill write you more
After leaving this country, but / don't
hesitate to say that this country beats |
Any that have ever seen for climate |
and crops. The weather is fine and
The sun hot but we go without top
rig part OF the time The nights are
rool and we slept>hnder cover. / al
most forgot to/tell you of Frank
Mathews of Peru, Indiana, who lives
bore. was on his farm of forty acres
hat was in the brush three years ago
He received $4,000 for his crop of
peaches this year. He knows Charley
lamb and many others of Attica.
Yours truly,
FRANK RoTHRoCK.
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running, as tie strikers have left
enough men in the shop to look after
the engine repairs.-Marshall Mes
senper.
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SeedleSS Watermelon.

Answering Mr.. J. B. Gays query
about seedless watermelons, l advise
him to cover the runners with soil
about one foot or any distance from
the root, leaving piece exposed be-
tween the root and the place covered.
In few days there will come roots at
the covered place, then cut the vine
between this and the old root and all
melons on the cutting will be seedless.
g. +. RUSSELL, Morse, Texas.
Farm and Ranch has frequently
heard of this theory, but has thus far
failed to see a seedless watermelon
produced. Farm and Ranch.
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Dissolution Notice.

The firm of Withers & Co., doing a
grocery business at the corner of Muir
Gibson and Deckard streets, is hereby
dissolved by mutual consent, Chas.
Withers retiring from the firm. II. t.
Cleveland assumes all outstanding OBJ
legations of the old firm, and will col
lect all accounts of same. The BUSH
ness will continue under the name OF
II. t. Cleveland.
II. t. CLEVELAND,
CHAs. WITHERs.
Palestine, Texas, June %, 1901.
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Right Smart Runaway.

That was runaway with peculiar
features on Bridge street yesterday
In front of the hose house the driver
of one OF Moye's big teams dropped
a line at which the horses took fright
and wheeled around. starting down the
street at full speed, although the dray
was loaded with nearly five tons Of
green coffee. Well intentioned per
sons ran out from both sides Of the
street with implements Of various
sorts endeayoring to head on the team
but all failed to stop their headway
As they We're approaching the bridge
w. w. Gibson and Mr.. Sipe and Gil
bert Guerin made a dash for the
bride reins, succeeding In. catching
them and by great exertions brought
the runaways to d standstill after
turning them into the side street al
Raywood's, No damage resulted anc
the load of coffee was safely deliver
ed at the Ilfeld warehouse.
Bystanders declar. ia,t Carnegie's
hero fund has two candidates nov
on the west side, Mr.. Sipe and Mr.
Gibson both having rendered them
selves liable.
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UAleR Machinis's of Systsa
WHY b Given Until Nenday
! " Bah e Nsrk
'PL EN- TYOF WDRkME
Third Vice-Presiaent lsMckalesJ
SAYS The Roads Feeling the 4
Effects OF the Walk Out Il

TOPEKA. May There will be-
no further negotiations with the
|striking machInists on the Santa re-
road" said General. Manaxet H. q.
Nudge this morning. Notice viii be
posted in the shops today the ef.
feet that all men who do MT report
for work Monday need make, no fur
ther applications. Those detained
by sickness must furnish physici-
ans certificate" Right now" he
added. I'VE have more men READY To-
30 to work In the machine shops than
the total number Of machinists who
have gone out. s
Third Vice President Buckalaw
says that he ~ reports from his mem
showing th1 ~ strike is seriously
affecting the fngines and other rolling
stock on tho system. according to-
his information eight engines nave
''died. at Newton since the strike be-
gan. Santa Fe officials claim that
they are not inconvenieneed in the
least
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DISTINGUISHED THEoLoGIANs 4.
MEET IN ROCHESTER

ROCHESTER,, N Y, May II.
Distinguished theologians from many
parts Of the country are gathering
70 take part in the anniversary exer-
cises of the Rochester Theological
seminary. The exercises will begin
tomorrow morning, when Rev. Fritz
August LIGHT. Of Cincinnati, will
preach before the Carey society for
Missionary Inquiry, Of the German de-
partment. Other prominent clergy
men and educators who will take
part In the exercises Of the week
are the Rev. Johnston Myers. y. D.,
Of Chicago, Rev. Philip w. Crandell,
d. D., Of Kansas City, Prof. Charles
X. Henderson. Dean Of the University
OF Chicago; the Rev. Francis II. Row
ley, d. d., of Boston, and President
J. X. Richardson, DID,, Of Des Molnes
College.
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Summary Of the stocks.

NEW YORK, May 7.--Hearing ol
case against hard coal commission
May "a.
London reports continued good de
mand for high grade new issues.
U. s rubber booking large orders
Sixty-seyen roads March average
gross decrease 9.76.
d Thirty-five roads April average gross
slecrease 5.3s.
$4,000,000 goes 10 Europe today.
Duns Review says disposition ID
avoid excessive commitments and
quiet conditions noted In practically
al lines.
Twelve industrials advanced I5 DER
cent.
Twenty railroads advanced 10 per
cent.
Twmty-flve million Of Jap loan win
y offered here.
Benks lost to sub-treasury since
Friday $1,000 1000. D. J. q Co.
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ThibetanS
Defeated

The esteem In which A. b. Hiett is
held by his fellow clerks was evi-
denced last night when dozen OF
them gathered duietly and without
announcement invaded the home of
pr. Mohr. where Mr.. and Mrs. Hietx
are staying temporarily. Mr.. Ifiett
Is richer today by n diamond
studded locket and richer also ID the
cpmfortaDle feeling that follows an
expression Of appreciation when good
fellows meet together.
Mr. Hiett was sitting on the porch
enjoying with forehead bare. the
benediction Of the baImy air. when
the little group approached. The
visitors we're right warmly welcomed
BY Mr.. HIett. who was still uAsus-
pecting. Then Mr.. Canter, president
of the Clerks union, In behaif III Stna
dozen or more members that united
In the pleasant plan. made neat
speech. yoIcIng the high esteem in /
which the gentleman was held ana
concluding by presenting the beautiful
token Of appreciation. Mr. Hlett is
nlmble.witted and resourceful and. al
though the time for recovering from
the surprise was scant, he made an
appropriate and eloquent response.
Mrs. Heitt wah not to be outdons
and the visitors were not siIowej to
depart until tasty refreshments had
been served.
Mr.. Hiett will carry with him
when he goes to his new field OF use
fulness In III Paso the esteem OF many
more citizens than those who united
In such a pleasant expression OF their
regard. Mrs. Hiett Is also q universal
favorite and VIII be long missed. Mr..
Hiett will leave for the Pass city
next week to assume an active part
In the management Of the big Fair
store in which he has an interest.
Mrs. Hiett. her sister, Mrs. Cooper.
and her niece, will spend .; weeh or
two at the Harvey resort besore so-s
Ing to thir new home. ~.
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Satisfied
With the Name

BOSTON. May 7.--Thg committee
Of iifreen which was appointed ~ thes
National Trienaial converts eetke
Episcopal church at San Fi1 tIsco II
1901 to consider the adj ]sdb[lltx OF
changing the legal name Aof ~ de. 9
nomination. has submitted ian oxtsa&
ed report in which tho opinion y a !.
pressed that any change at Shin tine
As inexpedient, This report 10 ~
submitted to the general cob enton
which will assemble IN this citAaRext
October.
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COAL NINE OPERATORS
MUST SPEAK UP
Nine Kansas Employers Go To Jail For Refusing
TO Obey The Ruling Of the Judge

TOPEKA, Kansas, May THE
supreme court today decided that the
county attorney has power to compel
the coal mine operators to answer
questions in inquisition cases. The
decision was in the case against the
Usage county mine operators, brought
by Otis Hungate, county attorney OF
Shawnee county. Judge Hazen de-
cided that mine operators must an
swer questions pertaining to the fixing
Of prices Of coal as asked BY the
county attorney. The mine opera
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CURTIS THEATRE
IN DENVER BURNED

costumes and scenery. The total loss
Is placed at about 100000. A defect
I've electric wire is supposed to have
been the cause Of the fire.
The fire was undoubtedly incendi
airy, according TO later investigation
The police, firemen, insurance agents
agents for the building and manager
Of the theatre. are all Of this opinion
The police are investigating.
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-Four Hundred Prisoners Captured By ,.Japs and
Guns Spiked In Attack on Russian Rear
Guard--CIosing In On Doomed
Port Arthur s'
City Beleaqured.

ST PETERSBURG, 1:02 p. M, Mas
THE Russian capital has now beer
without news from Port Arthur foi
almost twenty-four hours The last
telegram received was filed at 6 last
night. II is believed that the spot
where the Japanese cut the. railroad
and telegraph is near Port Adams, op
posite Pitseow. Mo- news of other
landings on the Lao Tung peninsula.
has reached the general stan.
Important developments are hour.
~ expected from Feng Wang Cheng,
News Of heavy lighting there. is an.
ticipated shortly. A telegram from
General Kuropatkin says that Gener-
el Kurokis army ls advancing upon
the Russian position in two divisions,
The enemy, with atheir artillery, he
reports. has reached Kao Ii Meun,
entitled Gate Of Korea, which is
within ten miles Of Feng Wang
Cheng.
Appeal to Troops.
pnpn AnnIJIrp Mo-, fDafay -
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GALLANT EXPLOIT OF
JAPANESE SAILORS

TOXIC, May Ira p.m.-vice Ad-
miral Togo's official recital Of the lat
est engagement at Port Arthur. which
was received today. shows that the
Japanese have blocked the entrance
the harbor. The blockading flotil-
la was scattered by gale on Tues
day morning, and the commander Of
the fiotilla signaled in vain that the
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tors refused to answer and were i'm.
prisoned for contempt by Judge Ha'
zen. They applied for writs OF hab.
cas- corpus and this was denied 70.
day.
Thibetans Defeated
LONDON, May 7.-It Is ofticially
reported thmat the Thibetan attack
at cyapstse, May 5th. was repulsed
after tko hours Of hard fighting. The
Thibetans, who were commanded BY
the Lhasso general lost $50 in killed
andswounded. The British had two
wounded.
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attempt be abandoned, but the crews
Of the separate ships proceeded with
the work on their own initiative and
succeeded in sinking five Japanese
blockading ships in the inner channel
In spite Of the heavy and accurate
fire Of the Russians. thus preventing
egress from the harbor for all but
small boats.
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DENVER, Colo. May Fire early
this morning completely Quilted the
Cunis theatre and caused small
panit in neighboring hoIel and
roomins house. Fortunately no lives
were lost though there were many
Narrow escapes. The May Howard
Exssayaganza company which was
playing at the theatre, lost all its
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Railway Blown Up and Ships
Sealed In The HarbOr. Gen
eral Stoessel Makes Urgent
Appeal TO His Men Not ..To
Lose Their Heads

ST PETERSBURG, 6:1O p. m, May
1.-THE Russian retreat from Feng
Wang Cheng Is confirmed. The Jap
anese pressed the retreating troops,
though with few losses on either
side, The Japanese destroyed the
railroad at Port Adams, blowing UP
the bridges.
Captured 400 Men.
ANTUNG, May 2.-via Seoul, May
IA Japanese force today charged
q thousand men Of the Russian rear
guard. consisting Of a battalion of.in-
fantry and two batteries Of artillery
near 4amaxan. west Of Kiu Lien
Chengs After sustaining heavy
loss, de Japanese spiked the Rus
siaA guns
Afraid to Fight.
ST PETERSBURG. $50 p. M .--Ac.
cording to persistent rumors General
Kuropatkin has decided not to give
battle 1t Feng WangCheng. The
Russians have fallen back and the
Japanese have occupied Feng Wang
Cheng.
Port Arthur Bottled.
Toxic, May Z, 3 p. m.-Vice Admiral
Togo reports that the entrance te
Port Arthur is completely blocked tt
all vessels except small boats. Ht
adds that the Japanese have not lost
a single vessel although the attach
resulted in considerable loss Of life
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PRINCETON SEMINARY
COMMENCEMENT.

PRINCETON, n. J., May THE
annual commencement Of Princeton
Theological Seminary will begin to-
morrow and continue until wednes-
day next. The Rev. John r. Davies,
Of Philadelphia. viii preach the bac.
calaureate sermon tomorrow On
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RUSSIANS FLEE FROM BASE OF
SUPPLIES At FANG WANG CHEkC

and May 1st, the enemy crossed the
Yaln river In great force and our
troops fell back to positions which
had previously been selected. Yes
terday the enemy effected an import
ant landing on Lao Tung peninsula
south OF Pitsewo, and in the vicinity
of Kin Choue bay. Now our work
lis beginning. Naturally the enemy
will destroy railway communication
and endeavor to drive our troops
back 10 Port Arthur, and besiege this
fortress, Russia's bulwark in the fal
east.
We will defend 1t until the arrival
Of troops which are coming to relieve
us. | consider 1t my duty TO call Oh
You to display unceasiHg vigilance
and caution, and you must be ready
toward your general with dignity. No
matter what happens you must not
lose your heads, but remember We
shall be able, with Gods help. to
cope with the arduous task imposed
upon us
No More kilograms.
ST PETERSBURG, 5.sl p. m,
May THE telegraph Office refuses
to accept messages for Port Arthur.
Japanese Fortifyins Position.
SHAN-HAI-KWAN. China. May -
An officer Of torpedo boat who ar.
rived here from Yinkow after con,
firming the landing of the Japanese
on Lao Tung peninsula, says the
japanese rapidly entrenched them.
selves and mounted rapid fire guns.
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Tuesday the alumni dinner will be
held. The Rev. Az Woodruff Halsey.
D. D.. OF New York City, will be
POSTMASTER and number OF speak.
ers Of prominence will be heard.
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RICH TEXAS PLANTER
= KILLS TWO CITIZENS

wealthy planter, shot and killed X.
w. Malone and Col. veasy, two prom.
inent citizens Of Luling. The shoot
Ing is said to have grown out Of an
old family feud.
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CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Ss''Sst |PfsSSPdt OHuFCfI'
Toe usual order Of services will be
observed tomorrow. Preaching by the
pastor at 1900 i. m, and at 500 j
M; Sunday school at 9.45 a. M; Jun
ior League al 2.SO D. M; Epworth
League devotional service 700 b. nj
Cordial welcome will be extended d
strangers and sojourners.
REV A. G. GEYER, Pastor.
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TROY CHURCH 70
DC DEDICATED,

TROY. N. Y, May Arrange
ments have been concluded for the
dedication tomorrow Of the new st.
Mary's church Of this city. Bishop
Burke Of Albany will oihciate and the
other participants win include . mum.
Fber Of priests and preIates from AIMS
terdam and otksr points. ~
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Mcoy AND o,sRlEn BOUT q

M'coy AND o'eRIEN BOUT !.
is POSTPONED
PHILADELPHIA, Pa,May This
Is the date originally pxed for the
fight to take place here between
KID Mccoy and Jack o'Brien. BY
mutual agreement, however. the con.
test has been postponed and will prob
ably take place on The same night
that Jeffries and Monroe meet in san
Francisco. Both Mccoy and O'Brien
have already gone into training for
the bout.
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Sunday Dinner, Model Restaurant
Noodle Soup
Meats
Roast Chicken and Dressing
Cranberry Sauce
Roast Beef and Brown Gravey
Vegetables:
Mashed Potatoes
Caulinower and Cream
Sugar Corn
Lima Bsans
Deserts:
Lemon Pie, Ice Cream and Cake
Tea, Coffee and MIX.
MRS. BESSIE CAMPBELL
$50. Prop
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AUSTIN, Tex, May 7.--A sensa.
tional killing occurred today at Lul.
ing, eight miles southeast Of Austin.
s. L. Nixon, a member Of the state
Democratic executive committee. and
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Rosenthal Bros. have a license to
DO general merchandising for six
months as evidenced by the county
clerk.
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St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Re,
Charles J. French, Rector: Holy com
munion 5 d. m; Sunday school 10 i,
m; morning prayer and sermon IA
Evening prayer and sermon 5 j. M
Welcome.
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PRESIDENT OF PgRuvIAN
REPuBLIc PASSES AWAY,

N LIMA, PERU, May 7.--Presidenl
Canadame who has been III for some
time died today.