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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-11-29
BANK AT HELIX.
Incorporated With Declared Capital
Stock of $25,OOO.

Articles of incorporation of the
Bank of Helix were filed today at the
office of the county clerk. The in
corporators are w. NJ. Scott, Charles
A. McAlavy, Frank II. Richmond, u
w. Lockwood and E. L. Smih. The
capital stock is $4,000, divided into
25 shares. The duration of the con-
do a general banking business.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-11-29
VIII Bowl Second Game.

The employees of the Pendleton Saw
ings Bank and the Boston Store will
bowl the second game Of their series
Of three tomorrow night at the Bruins
wick bowling parlors. The banks
team will be Maloney, Schmeer. Rit-
ner and Lambert. and the Boston
Store will be represented by Roose-
velt, Bell, Bonney, Peters and Bailey.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-11-29

At Mexico. Mo-, Thomas Spurs shot
and killed jamie Burks in a quarrel
over loaded dice used in crap game.
The woman's brothers set upon
Spurs and stoned him to death, pound
ing his head to pulp.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-11-29

A head-on collision between two
freights on the Iron Mountain railroad
took place near Hoxie, Ark, due to
the forest fires being SO thick. that
both train crews lost their bearings.
A fireman was killed and several per-
sons injured.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-25
RUSSIAN
VIEW may BE
SUPPORTED

Paris, Feb. 25.-It is the belief in the
highest official quarters that the powers
viii support the Russian view of the in
validity OF the Japanese treaty with
Korea, so far as 1t creates a japanese
protectorate over Korea, owing to the
emperor's being under duress
But It is said that no immediate action
on the part OF the powers is required
as the question OF the recognition OF the
protectorate Will definitely arise when
the terms OF peace are considered.
In the meantime official opinion here Is
strongly sympathetic with Russia's posi-
ton and ii Is considered that Russia
note TO the powers protesting against
Japans violation of Korean neutrality
fully protects Russia's international
rights. as the protest antedates tho Of
fetal announcement OF the conclusion OF
the treaty.
Tho foreign ofrfce considers the an
nouncement confrmatory OF the view
that Russia's protest 10 the powers was
designed 10 reserve all her rights and 20
prevent international acceptance of tho
treaty establishing protectorate as an
nounced in thees dispatches yesterday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-25
TO RAISE HEBREW
REGIMENT FOR JAPAN.

New York. Feb. T-Leopold Moss OF
Chicago. who is in this city has an
nounced his intention OF recruiting here
a regiment OF Hebrews for service IN
the Japanese army.
Moss was a colonel on thes tan OF the
late Gov Altgeid OF Illinois and served
as a captain in the war with Spain.
Officials Of the Japanese government
have repeatedly stated that the country's
taws do not permit the service OF aliens.
so that Col. Moss regiment is not at ali
likely 90 reach the front
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-25

Ham is As years OF age. HIS home is
I'm Brooklne. is married and has several
children.
The Boston Office OF the American
Surety company Is at 90 State street. The
company does a general business in fur
nishing surety on court contracts and
fidelity bonds.
Ham learned the fact that a warrant
had been issued for his arrest. When
the inspectors called at the office TO take
him into custody he had disappeared. La
ter he returned and notified police head
quarters that he was ready to answer 10
any charge against him. He was then
placed under arrest.
The American Surety company issued
the following statement:
''The net shortage OF Wallace H Ham,
who is treasurer OF st. Lukes Home for
Convalescents. treasurer Of St PauIs
church, this city and manager OF the
American Surety company OF New York,
Is about the sum of $4,000. in three ac-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-25

A bad fire occurred in a stable early this
morning, at the corner OF Fountain and
Cargill streets, eight horses and 50 hens
being incinerated and a sleeping hostler
barely escaping suffocatlon.
At BIO O'Clock Thomas Brown discover
ed the barn to be on fire and sent I'm an
alarm from box s26
At that time flames were shooting out
OF the windows and a dense cloud OF
smoke hung over the premises.
Patrolmen j. II. Armstrong and J. r.
Byron were on the spot before the Gre
department arrived, and, ascertaining
that James Gray, the hoetler, was asleep
in one Of the stalls. worked hard TO tear
While they were thus engaged the ap-
paratus arrived, and the situation being
window was forced and Kelly went into
the barn. He found Gray unconscious
and dragged him to the street.
The IRE did not last long. but It did
In the barn, which was leased by George
Avadesan. were eight horses belonging
TO Jeremiah waterman and 10 hens. the
All the horses were suffocated and. the
hens were Moderated.
Mr.. Waterman sustained a loas OF 5000:
the hens we're valued at so and the dam
age to the barn was about $500.
Gray, the hostler. was found TO have
Hustalneu quite severe DurnS upon his race
and hands and II was deemed advisable
TO send him to the Rhode Island hospital.
Today he was declared out OF danger.
lie had not inhaled fame and the smoke
he had breathed I'm had not caused any
serious Inflammation OF his lungs and
throat.
The cause Of the FIRE is unknown. It
may have been set by a smokers pipe or
a lantern may have dropped.
The building. which is OF little value,
belongs 10 the Rawson Fountain associa-
tion.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-25

uries which she said
were grossly exaggerated.
The official dispatches do make clear the number Of
ships in for the purpose of blocking the the abo
whether the four vessels destroyed bached
the shore batteries by the fire from the Retvizan
Consequently all the unknown additional details expected
from Vceroy Aex in the of the day he is Mukden
the of the commander Port Arthur first him. and
then forwarded the The report that after daylight float
ing orpedoe great anxiety
FLEET STILL IN VIEW.
According the latest adces the Japanese fleet yesterday
The of the Japanese repue
received here with great rejoicing and looked upon
tally wpng the against the enemy.
official bulletins given late for editorial
ren of the initial of Russian prompt
displayed Not the newspapers here has received special
dispatches giving of the Japanese repuse
Continued on Page Eightl
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-25
HAM ARRESTED On CHARGE
Of STEALING S104,000,

Boston, Feb a5-Walace H. Ham, manager
of the American Surety New York
day charged with the larceny SIo4ooo from
alleged that Ham appropriated that money by
overing his various during past year.
The issued today by the municipal
officials Co., the
headquarters of the in New York city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-25
8 HORSES
BURNED
To OEA I'll.
HostIer Gray Was Also Severely
ScorChed in Fire That Gut
ted Waterman'S Stable on
Fountain Street.


. A disastrous frs In one sense oc-
; Cured at $40 o'clock this morning.
3 barn at Ss1 Fountain street be-
. ing badly damaged. Eight horses
/. and a lot OF hens were suffocated.
9 The barn. belonged to the Raw
/. son Fountain association. The
3 horses were the property OF Jere-
3 miah Waterman and the hens be-
3 longed TO George Avadesian.
. The timely work OF tho police
. and fremen saved the life OF
, James Gray, hostler, who was (
> slightly burned about the face. (
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-25

counts, but the amount chargeable TO
each account cannot be accurately stated
until final audit of the three accounts.
The American Surety company OF New
York has forthwith, by direction of It's
executive committees, caused the arrest OF
Wallace II. Ham and has already charged
of out OF Its surplus OF $2,04s, ,1sf. its esti-
mated proportions"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-25

Dispatches received
pondent of
Japanese vessels visible horizon firing
which the Russian Bayan NOve and Akod
NeOy Aexeffs report yesterdays engagement
that six Japanese destroyed its
harbOr entrance a complete failure
Russian Ndetes have the telegraph lines between
Japanese 67O of beef
a WadNOstOk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-25
YESTERDAYS ENGAGEMENT.
RETvIzAN's GREAT WORK.

Great praise given to the Russian bachip Revzan which
lay outside the habor entrance for her gallant work beating
the Her part the action shows that reports the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-25

St Petersburg, Feb 25-The Arthur correspondent
the Novosti graps that Port Arthur Japanese
(number not stated and torpedo boat
AT the moment Of writing the correspondent continues "3
Japanese vessels visible the horizon and coss-hrng
begun in which the Russian cruisers Bayan, Novi Asod
participating"
YESTERDAYS ENGAGEMENT.
No further details available this morning the
u attempt OF the Japanese bottle up the Russian
Arthur by sinking big mouth of the habor
The brief details contained the official dispatches indicate
that the planned according the Japanese
take place during the night that it desperately pushed
backed by eight torpedo boats which fighting until day
light but that it failed completely.
RETVIZAN'S GREAT WORH
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-25
TOMORROW:

Cloudy and warmer; brisk
to high westerly winds.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-19
SMORE ITEMS
.pY suNSlIINEl.

Kind Ed. and correspondents
here come with Il few items.
The weather is very cool here
for tbs second week IN May.
The people in this part are all
done planting corn and have gone
fishing with the best Of success.
Henry Tate was seen going
south Friday eve un his gray pony
TT u great speed We suppose he was
flying from the cold wave,
The old Trusty hatched off Sun.
8,h with the best Of success, there
was a large crowd seeing it per-
form.
What is the matter with Hlek.
ory Hat We have not seen any items
from that part III the last few No,
ol the GREssET, and Addie you
must come again we enjoy reading
your items:
III spite OF the cold, crops are
looking we'll and we are looking
forward to. Having as good crops as
we had last year, corn was fine
last year some that was raised on
the old Lewis Myers place, out
weighed AL Others by three pounds
and there will be abundance Of all
kinds Of tiuit;
One Of the Preachers daughters
made business trip to Mt, Grove
Monday.
The Dunsmore school looks
rather nice now since the new bel.
has been put up, and they painted
III with the paint tflat was leit
from painting the we'll house, and
we are certainly glad that Myrtle
Freeman will be the first one to
ring it; and we shall lend a help
lng hand to make her school q
success.
Three cheers for the man with
the beard who is not afeard. and
can sign his name for educa,iun.
'Dollie Dimplo' ! thought you
were going to come again III the
sweet bye and bye.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-19
MISSOURI PATENTS
B,e bye 70 all

pa'cci Attorneys, v shineto. y. C
Granted 10 Mlsso, inventors this
Wees reported BY 1, A. Snow 4 ca
W II Bliss, Aurora Springs. Broom
winding nachiue, r. II. Brunig, Kan
Cns pessary. W A. Cavett. and s.
\ Ki'ksville, Ja' stacker, c. g. Elite
st. Louis, Washer. +. G. Helm, st
Louis, smoke consume. j, Noble, and
Il L. Anderson, St. Louis Battery. 4
W, Peter, ST Louis Dmftequalizer. j..
!. Runcll Jr. Deepwater. shied
Tor vehicles ]. T. Ryan; 81. Louie
Osershoe for horses,
For copy q any above paten,
send ten cents ii postage stamp
with..laie date of this paper to CA.
Snow and Go. Washington. D. C. N
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-19
N NOrwOOd Items
''By KATY BAY

"Bf KATY NAY"
Kind Ed. will You please allow me
space 70 your valuable Iite phper
Tor q few items.
" .athcr is rainy at present
mleSs all viii be glad when Cor
resp ndent Day has come and Will
be v>ry sorry when it is over.
Efiie NJ visited at Mr.. D1ei
Tate Sunday reported nice time.
Mrs. Mary food and two little
daughter, vas lh- welcome guest az
Res A. J. Barnett, sun.
There viii be a baskct dinner at
OAK Grove Sunday all invited 10
come and briog your baskets full.
Rev A J Barnet, and wife and
Elhe MUIR sized al McCarys sun
day night
Efie N. is going home before lons
Mrs Tn'e is going also,
Web | guess 1 had better wash the
dishes Inv SO will close,
| viii ripc my eyes,
And blow my nose;
And bring my ioolishness,
To close.
B,e bye TO all
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-19

! Archer Grocery ca. has Just re-
celvcd u oar load Of ship stuif May
II and also Sam Gambler received
car load of sugar the same day.
There was an nnlncky party
gwen by The Lady's Aid Society
last Friday nigh, at the bone Of
y. W Laster. ard il was well al.
tended aud all report good time.
JVhp 'iarner went to Mansfield
last Sunday morning to see his
sister of thu, place.
Miss Kendall Of Springfield WIN
has becp visiting her cousin OF this
place returned 10 ner home last
FRIDAY nlgbt on The fusl train.
Mrs. Laster was the welcome
guest Of Mrs. Ellis and family
Monday evening.
Well as news is scarce and time
is short ! viii ring of tor this
time butt hops viii see som
Kan. ltems next week, bye bye 10
all the eorrespondents
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-19
ALMA ITEMS.
By THE ARKANSAS uIltL

Kind Ed. and correspondent I
thought | would write a few items
for the CREssET | like i, very
much.
Rainy weather at present
Crops look fine. here at pres
ent,
Plowlng and strawberry picxiug
ia the order OF the day.
Mr.. John Watson returned hcme
Wednesday after one month visit
TO his 500 Charley Watson at
Brentwood Ark.
Alma is improving greatly
there will be electric lights put
up the lst Of June.
Hello "Bill Slip Gnp', come
again like 10 read your items
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-19
kANS ASCITY
ITEMS.
BY:vI0LEr.


We are hayeing a nice rain a,
the present time,
Th" rain stopped ;bc g, No.
boys from going to the Park Sun
night.
Texas Go. IS well represented in
4. c, there are rs boys, even two
dozen boarding at the same
place,
james Fry and Ellet Weatherman
had fine hair trim Satuid day evcn-
ing must be getting u rake of
boys,
Charley Hagan and Eilct
Wealth herman Isn't at homo they
have gone to tho Mo. boys ex-
change bldg. at 10th and Olive.
Bill Bailey on going to the forth
Aoor OF flat and on reaching The
top foil TO the street below with
$50 pounds Of ice, Bill was on the
ground and tho ice on top Of him
but Bill says the Ice business is all
righ, yet.
Ed. Booker and Tonic PEBBLES
will run foot rGcc at 10Th and
Olive at 6 O'clock. Monday after
noon every body in X. G. is ex-
pected to be present Admission
will be sl.00 we are going to ru,
the peoples ice Co. out Of business
with tn gate fees.
We understand Sid Melton kill.
cd 2. turkeys last week he mus, be
getting game.
Our telephone No. is l, TT III
grand call US up boys and let us
have talk;
Call Ballard and Tom Brann
hayc gone to call on their lady
friends.
Well it is late and our eye lids
are getting heavy so we will jump
off Of the stage ior this time II
this escapes the waste basket We
will come again.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-19

Hello kind Ed | will try 10
wr'!ea iew more lttms for Tie
CREssEr.
Calvin Black bns returned home
after beng @ohe about sew. q
years glad TO s.s you back old
pal,
M"sI every body in this part IL
donc planting corn.
Anhor Tatc visited Albert and
wiley Zrschky las, Slturday
ni&hl,
Jocio Ru.terree and Belle Tate
set up with sick at Mr Brooks
FRIDAY night and reported him
no better
'"''H Aa'mar is improving his fnrm BY
pn''int i'on' il Irwi irers AND be- hs
go " &"od many Set dul mw
Il''io Preacher, pnrhl4r.n are
J'''H ""' 80 l.nhreLpW9too m,aa
40 my
W'eat 'o"k prerry wei | puess we
viii hayen few hj.caits.
J q TNtr and wife visiud Joe Tne
"nd.~ ife, e,'a~i runusr
y 'roh Jhnr Civaypr w,ilpd At Mr.
~ 'cl"' osl >'pdas We purs. she wen, 10
So , w.
Ao@ Mr. 80. W. po no, mean 10 lmrr
aA' h"b's feelings VIZ are putting luis
N ror ila.
WI hr'ns nv liil,. Writings 10
itl'" h"tng ~ s"e mis- - print.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-19
ROSE HILL IOWA ITEMS

| "Bi JOLLY"
| Kind Ed and correspondents | wi
write q few items from his lart nf me-
| world
We nre having some wet wea'h.r ~
present
Health is good in Ibis part
Oats and wheat looks fnr
Mr. Earnest Robertson was a pleasant
call at Mr IInssss Friday night
Mr. 30 and Dug Melton saw wolf
Sunday and they said II run frnm th,n
but ,hiuk they ran ,he hudes. d,an'j
tou Dug.
Well Earnest villa, lime did yen ra,
back from Cumslnlks,
Wond, T IL some one isn'' getting lnne
some since jim Fry has lrt
Dug Melton was stretching wire f.uoc
the other day and Ind HE bad lurk To-
sick barb in his finger.
Say Wild Bill WIN, Is The mar,er
have you gone dead,
Well viii quit for THE ,ime il his
escapes the waste basket | will call y.
gam bye bye - al
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-19

llellp KIND Sd.
l thought | would write a few lIn,a
for the WonLD's CREssEr this being mo
first.
Rainy weather at present.
George and Bud Williams and Frank
Bare m"de flying trip to X. c. yester
day
Say Luther hav9 you forgot the last
time that we wete IN MI Grove I'll bet.
Mary hasn't.
TN ha hal you and me
LllIe s1nilower how love thee
Say Sugar aud AloIasses would like
70 De with you Correspondents day bu,
nnve urgent business down on the
Santa Fe,
wen us news Is scarce cut here in Tho
VIVA west | will ring Of. II this escanes
'hr waste basket wal come again bve
bye TO All.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-19
SHELL Ely Ridge Items
81 mAMhAs LITTLE LADY.

# ~ MAMMAL LITTLE LADY
! Kind I'd here como with nv
lltt'e budget Of news after u weeks
absent.
! Fine weather at present.
i'anlipg corn is he order OF the
day,
Fine prospect Of wheat in this
vicinity.
nm glad that it has come
summer We can all get out and
play and soc fne time.
The sheep is loosing their white
coat of wool nuw,
IL has como u fine shower OF
A"'h INV ~ Wlt IDhKC COTn
grow,
The birds are singing sweet
song ! like to hear them sing,
will be glad when corrospon-
dents day come so we can all see
good time,
Mrs. Shelley visited hirs. Pat
terson on inst " ednesday.
All the trees are in bud now il
is a sign that summer has come.
Buck Shelley visited his father
on last Friday.
The weather has been rainy for
a few days but IL is getting pleas
ant now.
II this escapes the waste basket
and lands IN the CRE,tEr | will
come again.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-19
GBAyELPoIST HApPENiNGs.
BY JOSIAH AND ME.

Rainy weather n present writing.
A large uowd attended srrvices
here on SUNDAY Rev Mnrr gave ~
inieter'ing -ermpn followed hy talk
from Rev. Davis.
E'y Parker will preach here next
Sunday May - eye'y body ~ cordially
invited to attend.
Mr. Cowley and family VISITED with
Ell hebncy and fumjly on last sunday
evening
Mr.. Henry Tate attended church at
GtAyel Point sunday reckon there IL
some attraction over IN this part OF the
worid.
Mr. Oscar Forester has moved on
his farm close 10 Gravel Point Mr.
Forester used TO live hers bui has been
al Moline knnras Tor several ,enrs wo
are glad to welcome him back to our
nelghborhood
MI J s. scott aud family entertained
Mr. Frank Muir and limily sun even.
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wees Petty spent Sun
evening at Mr. aud Mrs jesse Melton.
Rev. Miller will preach here the end
Sunday in June
Misses Lssie and Ollie Melton and
Ella Drien and Messrs Sid Melton. Jesse
Booked. Henry 1ate, Charley Murr.
Willie Orlen, Repzo Booker Harye
Murr. were the guests of While and
Euma Hunter on Sunday evening.
Mr. Tobe frsby and Miss Lilly Fox
attended church at Gravel Point Sun. !
night,
Rev DAVIS, Mr. llu,chson and
Granddaughter Miss Anlha Rogers
spent Sunday eycuins ut Rev. Murrs
slessrs Fred lIortcn and llawe Nun I,
took dinner with Aohzo Nelson san,
r. Booker asd wife spent Sunds
evening with 5phn Irwin nnd fapH,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-19


ilc'ip kind III here | come with
my little list = news as 40 nre 50
sorry that Mary has tolsaken
the ppper.
Mary taken dinner with Mr..
s%''livan's family Friday Of las,
week.
Grandpa Nickles has heea very
sick for thepas, few wee'.s but is
reported better at present
There was baptizing Sunday
eve at Stifs pond IT was q very
rainy evening but as the Lord was
willing we all had ! good time.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-19
PLATO ITEMS.

The twin brothers would
like to write another article +
our readers could stand it. Let US
hear from our readers,
The twin brothers.)
Yes write all YOU wish and as
a'any articles as you please--if they
are moral or religious. Ed.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-19
POOR PILGRIM.

am a poor pilgrim of sorrow
Oal on this wide world alone.
NO nope on This earth for tomorrow
I've started ior Tar off home
Chorus
sometimes I'm both tossed and
driven,
Sometimes | know not where n
i've heard of q city called heaven.
I've started TO make it nv home
While FAILING 10 this world Of
sorrow,
NO cheering no comfort for me.
I've come through many hard trials
Lord must | now perish and dic.
Chorus.
NY mother has reach'd a pure glory
NY fathers still walking in sin;
NY brothers and sisters don't OWE
me,
because am trying to get ia.
Chorus.
know am weak and ueworthv
MY heart IS 50 prone to sin.
but Jesus tho Saviour Almighty.
Has promised TO take me in.
Chorus.
soon shall reach the pure gIorv.
Where pilgrims 90 more will com
plain,
For the old ship now isapproaching
Ine captain is calling my name.
Chorus.
When friends aud relation forsake
me,
And troubles roll around me hirh
~ think Of the kind words Of esus
Saying poor pilgrim l am almost
nigh.
Chorus.
Hark! bark! what is this that Is
coming,
NY blood Is now running SO cold;
but 1esns will qulet the Jordan;
And pilot me through as / 90.
Chorus.
Written BY Mrs Nora Smart
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-19

lselio kind Ed, here come with
Z sew ,Do:o iteInt Tor The CREssET.
Fire weather n, this writing and
me ground Is muddy
Mr.. Browns cb,ldren has he
measles,
Joe Rainey has gone 70 Cabool
to l"uk at sono buildings to move
~ Il ,ew days.
George West came home to see
tiS mother saturday night and re.
,urred 70 Springfield Monday
uighi.
Mrs. Wilhrr and Mrs. Thosno
have re'urncd from West Plains
wnere they haze been visiting
friends and relation for the past
) weeks.
Hrs Dyer has returned from
weeks visit in Springfield vita
irleud,.
Well asnay. is schrce and time
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-19
WORLDS CREsSET

"Inscy'd UrctDUcrT
LSC2 nj IGW'cy NO.. as scc
"nG cttsH E.0ttor, updcr 1iet
or Congress 4H0ych 3 10 YJ..'
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-19

BY WILD BILL.
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"pY 'un ioLY wiDow"

1.c--1'. III oVE IrE1.r3
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1904-03-04
J. M. SMITH is
THE NOMINEE.
He Is Nominated by Democratic
State Central Committee.

New Orleans, Mar. 2.-The
Democratic State Central Com
lnittee, in session here today,
nominated j. M. Smith as the
Democratic candidate for State
treasurer over Capt. 0. B. Steele.
The vote was 64 for Smith and 10
for Steele. Capt. Steele issued
a statement in which he submits
to the will of the committee as Il
true Democrat, but lie does not
think that Governor Heard should
have played such an important
part in the naming of q candidate
for this place. The Governor
worked in the interest of Mr..
Smith and the friends of Capt.
Steele are of the opinion that had
the Governor remained out of
the fight Capt. Steele would have
been nominated.