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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-03-31
Confederate Monument on the
Capitol Grounds Of Columbia.
THE INSCRIPTION.
\ Memorial TO The States Brave Sons
Who Died for Her, Which Is Also
Testimonial of South Caro-.
lina's Daughters Devo.
tion To Them.
tion To Them.

Requests have been received by The
State for the publication of the in
scription upon the Confederate monu.
ment on the State capitol grounds,
erected by the women Of the State.
This inscription was written by Will
liain Henry Trescott, native OF this
State, who was adiplomat Of interna
tional reputation as we'll as litcra
teur. The hundreds Of northern JOUR-
i4ts who stop in Columbia during the
winter admire this inscription as more
than a literary production, they are
moved by the grandure OF it's senti-
ment, no denuniciation, no wailing-
but q manly appeal for Just judg-
ment" Of the cause that was lost.
Following are these choice bits Of
English which embody so beautifully
and SO perfectly the sentiments OF the
south:
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-03-31
Killed on Tho Track.

Oae of the worst accidents that has
ma ked the history Of racing in New
Orleans occurred Friday in the second
race at the fair grounds la that CITY,
The field Of ii horses was about TO
Swirg into tho stretch when Swedish
Lad, runuing sixth, was jumped ON
oy one OF the horses behind him and
MS near hind leg broken. Court
Crier, following, fell over Swedish
Lad. Jockey McCafferty, who rode
Court Crier, was thrown directly in
the path Of the oncoming horses,
McCaiferty, the only one Of the look.
eys hurt, was carried to stable and
thence sent to hospital. 1t was
found that his skull was orushed In
both front and back, that both his
arms were broken and that he had
other injuries. Death is expected aa
any moment. Swedish Lad was de.
stroS ed.
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grandparents and other relatives in
Colorado.
Mrs. E. R. Best and daughter, Helen
were calling on Mr.. Walker Sunday.
Miss Maggie Schooley, Of Abingdon,
is visiting her friend, Mrs. G. D. Saultz
this week.
Misses Maude Degood and Ruby Ire
land were calling in Abingdon recent
~.
The normal class meets next Sun
day evening at o'clock, All are COR
daily invited
Elm Grove school will give an ice
cream social next Friday.
Miss Ocie Schooley was shopping in
Fairfield Saturday.
Mrs. Robt Morris is again able to
be about the house.
D. j. Johnston has just completed
the hauling of a carload of tile from
Bernhart, which he intends putting on
his farm.
The Sunday school of this place will
June IL.
Miss Ida Baker was calling at the
Iseland home Sunday.
Gaylord Mowery, of Abingdon, was
calling in this vicinity Sunday even
ing.
The ball game played Saturday
ended in defeat for Fairfield Brook
vile winning by the score of Is to 5.
Quite number of people from here
were decorating in Fairfield Tuesday.
Ed Armstrong was in Abingdon last
Saturday evening.
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LANCASTER.

Lancaster, May 80. - Mrs Lucy Will
liams and little daughter Beatrice
went to- Mt. Pleasant Saturday to visit
her husband
Miss Leeta Ragan who has been Wis
iting in Sigourney the past week, has
returned home again.
Miss Patti Follman Of East Lancas
ter finished very successful term OF
school last Friday.
Amy and Silvie Bowman of Ottum
wa are visiting relatives and friends
here this week.
Mrs. Alice Jacobs and daughter, Hat
tie were in Ollie, shopping, Friday.
Charles Utterback has been working
in Sigourney the past week.
There were several from here who
attended the graduating exercises In
Sigourney last Thursday evening and
all report very nice time.
James Gilliland's new barn is com
pleted.
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sTRINGToWN.

Stringtown, June il. G.. Haw-
thorne and family were Ottumwa shop
pers Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Heninger and lit
tie grandson, Carl, of Martinsburg,
were Stringtown visitors Sunday
James Davis was in Martinsburg
Saturday.
G. E. Wilson and F. R. Jones was in
Abingdon the first CT the week.
VIM. Larmore was in Martinsburg
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Davis were call.
ers at Abingdon Monday.
VIM. and Walter Larmore delivered
hogs at Pekin Tuesday
S. E. and VIM. Wright delivered
hogs at Pekin the first Of the week
J. A. Vannoy and family visited with
relatives near Farson Sunday.
Mrs. G. W.fDavis and Miss Iva Davis
were callers at Farson Wednesday,
Chas. Wilson, of Abingdon, was q
caller at this place one day last week
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BLAckHAWk.

Blackhawk, May 3o.-James A
Smith went to Kansas City on the ex
cursion Sunday morning.
Rev. Hastings filled his regular ap
pointment at this place Sunday.
Mrs F. w. Bean and children Wis
tied Sunday at VIM. Browns.
Frank Hopkins visited the. Black
hawk school Thursday.
Messrs. Emmett Jones and San
Hudgings attended church here Sun
day evening.
Albert Brown was a Bunch caller
Saturday.
w. F. Robb, of Blakesburg, visited
Sunday with relatives here.
The singing at Charles Browns Sun
day night was we'll attended
Elijah Hoover. of Mountain Park, o
T., is visiting his children at this place
George Hopkins has returned to hi!
home at this place, after short visi
in Montana
Miss Iva Garner visited Sunday will
Mrs. Mary Barnes.
S. G. Robb visited last week will
friends in Ottumwa.
Will Morrison was a, pleasant Gale
at R. H. Coop's Sunday evening.
Frank Hopkins was recent Gale
at the F. w. Bean home.
Miss Lottie Brown visited last weel
with her sister, Mrs. L. P. Kinsinge1
near Bunch.
Miss Arlie McIntire spent sunda.
with home folks.
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BRUSH CREEK.

Brush Creek, June /. = May % be-
ing the seventeenth birthday anniver-
sary of Miss Ethel Odenbaugh, she en-
tertained a number of friends at par
ty. Those present were: Ida Bedwell,
Ethel Owen, Genia Hunter, Grace and
Lula Koontz, Clara White, Laura Ar
mold, Goldie Allen, Vida, Ella and Nita
Proctor, Charles and John Allen, t0rval
Copeland, Oscar Arnold, Harve and Ell
mer Smith, Palmer McFarling, Ralph
and Roy Koontz, Less Owen and Chas.
Fisher of Ottumwa
Clara White spent Saturday night
at the home Of A. Proctor.
Orval Copeland was the guest OF
John Allen, Saturday night.
Nellie Proctor called at the home of
G. Koontz Sunday evening.
Mrs. Mute and little grandson are
visiting at Butler this week.
Laura Arnold, Elite and Nettie Mute
spent Sunday with Goldie Allen.
Grace Koontz spent Sunday at the
home of A. Proctor.
A. ]. McColl of Des Moines lecture6
on temperance to large audience al
this place Saturday evening.
G. Koontz, wife and son spent Sun
day at the home of Marian Hunter.
Mrs. Inez Judd of Ottumwa spen
one day last week with Mrs. Proctor
Nita Proctor spent Sunday will
Edna Hunter.
Those from this place that attended
Childrens exercises at Ormanvillt
were: Bessie Odenbaugh, Harve.
Smith, Oscar Arnold and Joseph Proc
tor.
A. Proctor and daughter spent Wed
nesday in Ottumwa.
Loren Shields and family spent Sun
day at the home Of A. Proctor
There will be Sunday school at
o'clock at this place, Sunday.
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BIDW ELL.

Bidwell,. May. 30.-The ice cream
social at Christianburg Saturday even.
ing was success, both socially and
financially.
W. P. Van Fossan and Lawrence
Mott are improving the appearance of
the iron fence around the Brooks Gene
terry with a coat of black paint.
Walter T. Hall and family, in com.
pany with Mrs. Carrie Simmons of OF.
tumwa, visited relatives here Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E., Lathrop enter,
tanned a number Of young people at
their home Tuesday evening. Ice
cream was served.
Mr.. and Mrs Scott Johnston were
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs Selmon
Jones of Willard
Mr.. and Mrs John Beagle of South
Ottumwa visited at Curtis Chisman's
Monday.
A very pleasant surprise party was
planned and successfully carried gu,
by Mr.. and Mrs Erwin Harness al
their home on Walnut street Wednes
day evening in honor of their niece
Miss Oral Edwards of South Dakota
The assembly was royalty entertained
playing a number of amusing games
of which Miss Edwards was the
leader. A number of South OF
tumwa young people were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Birney Hand of South
Ottumwa spent a pleasant Sabbath a
/ the James Grooms home.
Mrs. Dollie Fisk is visiting he
daughter, Mrs. Frank Yenger O
Blakesburg.
Miss Ethel Cloyd Of Blakesburg re
turned Monday on No. after brie
visit with relatives.
Mrs. c.. r. Chisman is visiting rela
tives in South Ottumwa.
Fred Smith and Newton Grooms o
Ottumwa visited relatives here Sun
day.
i Mrs. T. G. Garfield of South Ottum
wa returned Sunday evening after {
brief visit with relatives here.
Misses Lula and Grace Harlan o
Pleasant Home were guests Sunday a
the home Of G. H. Chisman. Mis-
Beulah Chisman accompanied then
home for a short visit
A magnificent 5000 monument ha
been placed in Christianburg cemeter
in memory of the late Newton John
SON.. N - 81 ~
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MILTON.

Milton. May 3o.-The people of the
city, met Sunday and decorated the
graves at both cemeteries, no regular
2ervices being held.
Mrs. L. B. Thompson and son Roy
returned last night from trip to the
western part Of the state
Attorney S. 8. Silvers is In Bellville,
Kas., whore he went 10 settle up an
estate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kneizal Of Den.
yer, Col. are staying at the T. A. Rem
fro home in West Milton.
Victor Wilson has returned from a
visit to Des Moines, Ottumwa and
other points.
Street Commissioner ]. c. beaverton
has been doing some fine work on the
roads the past few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Nagle of Red Oak
formerly of Milton, are visiting in this
vicinity. Mr.. Nagle recently sold out
his lumber yard at Red Oak and is
now going south to look for a location
for a planning mill
Mrs. N. J. Workman and brother, w
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MYSTIC.

Mystic, May 26.-The Mystic cornet
band gave a concert at Plano Saturday
evening Quite crowd from here ac-
companied them
A hack load of the members of Cen
terville Rathbone Sisters visited the
temple at this place last Friday even
ing.
The city schools will close today.
commencement exercises will be held
Monday evening, May 20. Misses Jessie
and Elsie IIardehbrook and Gene Dick
son are the graduates.
The list Of teachers who have been
elected for the coming year are as fol.
lows: Mrs. Mary Wright. Miss Mary
Llewylan. Miss Mary Colgan, Miss
Mary GALLAGHER, Miss Winnie Scott
Miss Ivah Downing, Miss Lulu Bell
Miss Lucy Fuller, Miss Elsie Harden
brook, William Taylor The principal
and one other teacher will be elected
later.
Miss Letha Donaho of Foster, is
visiting relatives in this city.
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BUNCH.

Bunch, May 80. - Eliza Hoover Of
Mountain Park, Okla, arrived at this
place Friday evening for an extended
visit with his children.
Elmer Lippert is very low with lung
fever at the present time.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morrison's only
child, Icle, died last Friday with pneu
monia. Funeral services were con
Quoted by Elder Ed. Hastings and in
terment was made in the Mounts Gem
etery.
Jerry Hoover left last Saturday fol
Mountain Park, Okla, where he ex
poets to spend the summer.
Elder Ed. Hastings Of Floris fllled
his regular appointment at the Pleas
ant Hill church last Sunday.
Miller West and wife visited at the
F. NJ. Lippert home last Sunday.
Oliver Adams and family visited al
the parental S, T. Adams home LAS
Sunday.
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where he has been attending Parsons

college.
Mrs. Sarah Beals died Thursday and
the funeral services we're held at the
Baptist church Saturday at 10 o'clock
and interment was made in the Rag
town cemetery.
Memorial services were held at the
Baptist church unday morning, Rev.
Stote made the address, and the bac-
calaureate sermon ct the Presbyterian
church Sunday evening Rev. Nc
Gaughey preached the sermon. There
was a very large attendance Of both
the services.
Miss Fern Sprague came home Sat
urday to attend the comm encement
exercises of the high school.
Mrs. John Wilson, of Ottumwa, stop
ped off in Russell Tuesday on her way
home from Portland, Oregon, where
she has been spending the last few
| weeks.
Mrs. Ella Wiltsey returned Wednes-
day from a few days visit with her
broth George Wiltsey, in
Charlton.
can Evening with Enoch Arden" at
the Christian church Tuesday evening,
May 80. Entrance class 1875. Every
one invited.
The commencement exercises of the
R. H. S. will be held at the Presbyte
rian churcl-, Thursday evening, June
| Admission &c.
Walter Mckinley is exepcted home
from Boulder, Col, this week. Mrs
R. R. Fogg will accompany him for g
visit with her brother, A. ]. Woodman
and other relatives.
Dennis Ford and wife are the proud
parents of daughter since Wednes
| day.
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HEDRICk.

Hedrick. June despite the threat
ening weather large number of peo-
pie were in town Tuesday to attend
the Memorial day exercises, which
were held in the Baptist church. The
building was taxed to. it's utmost ca
pacity and many were unable to. gain
admission. The program was carried
out as advertised and was much appre-
ciated by the audience. Mrs Menza
Burke, of Oskaloosa, made the princi-
pal address. She is very pleasing
speaker and well deserved the many
compliments she received.
w. H. Sapp, of Fremont, was In town
Monday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Holconb were
passengers to Ottumwa Monday. Mrs.
Holconb will visit friends in Ottun-
wa for week or ten days.
Senator ]. T. Brooks and W. H.
Young were passengers to Cedar Rap
ids Wednesday evening.
H. ]. Dean and E. G. Jackson left
Tuesday evening for an extended trip
through several western states. Dur
ing their absence they will attend the
exposition at Portland and visit at
| several points in California and Colo
RADIO.
Mrs Grace Douglas is reported quite
| i'll.
D. snakenberg, of sigourney, was IN.
TOWN. yesterday visiting 1rlendS.
Miss Mamie Robert, who has been
visiting relatives in Monmouth. for
some time has returned home.
About noon yesterday the residence
OF B. n. Young, on South Park street,
| was discovered to be on fire. Help
was summoned and it was only by
prompt and effective work that lie
building was saved from destruction.
Harry Lynn. of North English, is
visiting his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. A. Lynn.
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HAYEsViLLE.

Hayesville, May. 30.--Mrs Artie Ut
terback. who has been very sick for
some time. is great deal better at
present.
Mrs. Wilmetta Stephenson is quite
i'll.
Phillip Haukammer visited with Al.
fred Kriester Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Utterback and fam
lily visited with Mr. and Mrs. ]. Her.
man Sunday
Miss Mile Bacon is staying with
Mrs W. Stephenson.
Mrs. D. w. Hayes and son Robert
and little. granddaughter. Olive Crabb
have returned to their home in OF
tumwa after short visit with rela
tives here.
Rev. Macdonald went to ottumwa
Friday morning.
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The special feature Of the exercises
was an address by Hon. Edwin A. Nye,
of Des Moines.
The program was as follows:
March-Mystic band.
Invocation-Rev George Blagg.
Piano solo-Mrs. NJ. A. Helme.
Annual address-Hon. Edwin A.
Nye.
Cornet solo-Ed Bell.
Presentations Of class-John G. De.
Mar.
Presentations of Diplomas. W.
Calvert.
Music-Mystic band.
Benediction-Rev G. E. Chambers.
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visited the first part of the week with
friopdc ihoro

visited the first part Of the week with
friends here.
G. G. Cockerill and family and ]. P
Hollingsworth and family visited on
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. George Moss
of Ormanville.
Jim Traverse and Miss Hessie Lean
ord of Ottumwa were visitors at the
home of Yves Leanord on Sunday.
Quite number of people from here
attended the Memorial services at the
Ormanville Methodist Episcopal
church last Sunday.
Little Orval Haines of South OF
tumwa is visiting at the home of his
grandparents Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Salt
er.
George Phillips and sister. Miss Min
ME also the Misses Della Bailey anc
Edith Tullis were the guests of Will
and Dora Hendricks on Sunday.
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BUTLER.

Butler, June 1.-Oren Howell and
sister, Mrs. Nell Jones, spent Sunday
at the parental Howell home near
Rose Hill
Rev. Hopton, of Pella, preached at
the Baptist church Sunday.
Mrs. Lizzie Bennett and sister, Mel
tie Mute, spent Friday afternoon at the
A. J. Burgess home.
G.. W. Harkins and L. L. Bowlin, Of
Hedrick, we're callers at A. ]. Burgess
one day last week.
Marion Bennett and Nettie Mute
spent Sunday at the Chas Mute home
near Blakesburg.
Charles Mullenix is very sick.
Mrs Charles Mute. of near Blakes,
burg. is visiting her daughter, Mrs
Lizzie Bennett.
Quite a number attended Decoration
day exercises at Hedrick and Fremont
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s. Emery have been visiting at M. s.
Sterling's the past week.
The Misses Adah Cornell and Nora
Quirk left last week for Centerville,
whre they have positions as stem.
ographers.
A new crossing has been put in from
the Presbyterian church to the post
Office.
George Rays shipped a. car Of cattle
Tuesday, making in all twentysix cars
he has shipped since January is.
Miss Clara Lentz returned to he1
home at Avoca last week.
Dr. L. F. Summers recently attended
a meeting of the State Medical associa
ton at Des Moines.
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Commencement at Mystic.

Mystic, May 31.-The third annual
commencement exercises of the high
school were held in Bradley's opera
house Monday evening. The class this
years consists of Jessie Hardenbrook,
Jeanne Dixon and Elsie Hardenbrook.
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HAZEL DELL.

Hazel Dell, June 1. - Miss Leila
Cockerill spent Sunday with Miss
George Swafford.
Mrs o. G. Truitt visited Friday with
her daughter. Mrs. F. L. Dexter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martz of South OF
tumwa visited Thursday with their
daughter, Mrs. Henry Harsch.
Miss Letha Eastburn of Hillsboro,
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News of
Southern Iowa
SERVICES At oRMANvlLLE.
Many Beautiful Tributes Paid to the
Dead Soldiers Yesterday.

Many Beautiful Tributes PAID 10 the
Dead Soldiers Yesterday.
Ormanville, May 81. - To very
large attendance at the Methodist
Episcopal church Sunday, an inter-
esting program was given. The chill
dren of the different schools met at
the home of E. S. Berry on Market
street and marched to the church, pre-
ceded by the soldiers. Misses Edna
Olive Darneille and Anna Brady, had
charge Of the children. The following
program was given at the church:
Song, Nearer My God to Thee
by congregation.
Prayer - Aaron Adamson.
Song, my Country IT'S Of Thee
by congregation.
Speeches = ]. F. Woodward and
soldiers.
Reading, Decoration Day" by Miss
Gift.
Three Schools Program.
The North Star, Fairview and Or
manville schools gave the following
program:
Warning - sylvie Kendall.
Recitation - Laura Overturf
Burial of Sir John Moore - Lizzie
Erwin.
"The Gray Haired Vet" Tina
Kendall.
Cover Them Over With Beautiful
Flowers" - Verle Ramsey.
Dialogue, FLOWERS for Our Heroes, y
-Goldie Overturf, Et.-el bowers and
James Downing.
John Burns of Gettysburg" = Min
mia Kendall
Josephine Rogers" - Blanche Oar.
"As 1t Is in Heaven" - Hazel Nc.
Call.
1.-THE Battered Flag" - verna
Ramsey.
Which Generate" = Ira Downing
Dialogue, "Honori1s Of Our S
iers,'' Bert Wilson, Lille Heckart
Jas. Downing and Blanche Darner.
Recitation = Jessie Overturf.
Barbara Freitche," - May Bolin.
For Grandpa's Sake" Bertha
Leonard.
Dialogue, -Four Soldiers" = James
Downing, Verle Ramsey, Orville
White and Earl bowers.
Defamation - Olive Darneille.
Recitation - Ada Eakin.
Recitation - Ray Eakin
Song, "Tenting on the Old Camp
Ground, by Ormanville school.
Program Of Center School. !.
The following program was rendered
by Center school, =
Let Little Hands Help" - Alta Or
man
Bring Flowers" - Winnie Hicks.
"Decoration DAY." Gertie Nc
Reynolds.
Zone Flag" - Rosa Eakins.
Death Of His Country" - Ethe
Orman.
Only" Ina Person
Defamation - Grace Hawkins.
The Boys in Blue,' - Victor Nc
Reynolds.
"southerner's Grave" Pag,
White
Decoration Day on the Place." :
Orville White.
Memorial" 49, Winnie Hicks.
1.-THE Watcher" - Susie Hawkins.
Decoration Day by Myrtia Eakins
Song, THE Flag Of Our Country :
School.
Address = Rev. Macdonald.
Recitation =. Miss Truitt.
Song - Congregation.
At ormanvllle Cemetery.
The following program was rem
dered at the cemetery:
Reading - Aaron Adamson.
Reading = Mrs Aaron Adamson.
Address - Rev. Herbet Mcdonald
The following graves received flag
at Ormanville: Elisha Kendall, Chris
TOPPER Heckart Abraham Kendall, ia
cob Kendall, Harrison Edwards, Drum
monds, John Benson, Albeit Greggs.
At Zion Cemetery.
At Zion cemetery the following
graves were decorated: VIM. Gift, Joh1
Alfred, Godloph Harsh, c. P. Thomas
Pleasant Ridge Cemetery.
At Pleasant Ridge Dean Ogden
Dean Ogden, j. H. Harness, Hiram
Harness, Michael Heckart Jr''s, moth
er, soldiers widow Of the, war O
1872, Pvt, Isabel H. Downing, H.
England, Jonathan Ireland.
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BRookVlLLE.

Brookvile. June 1.--Misses Matte
and Kate Barr are expected home this
week, after short visit with their
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Special Notice!

Our goods are selected to
meet the everyday needs of the
people, and sell without ar.
gument.
Something new In 15c
Fancy Ribbons No. 40, at ;. :. 10c
35c and 40c values in Fancy
Splendid quality zoe, Ribbon :. ..15c
Childs Parasols, 75c grade ;. :. 4Sc
zoe and 25c Child's Parasols.. :. 10c
SOC value in Mems Dress Shirts ;. 39c
s1.00 grade in Mems Dress
Best 75c Mems
Dress Shirts. -. -. -. -. Use
2125 Mems Dress Shirts :. :. CSC
Dusty Weather demands busters.
we have them in regular Csc
grade, at. -. 49,. -. ;. -. 19c
15c busters, you can buy here at 1Oc
zoe and Csc Baseballs and Bats at 10c
15c and zoe Garden Sets at ). ;. 1Oc
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RUSSELL.

Russell, May s0.-Joe P1otts re-
turned home Saturday from Fairfield
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NOtabilidad cientifica

Tn ;elegrama de Milan comunica
la triste noticia del fallecimiento ocu-
rrido en- Spilamberto. cerca de Mode
ma, del famoso astronomo itaiano
Pietro Tacchini, celebre por sus in
YES stigaCiones de los fen0menoS So
lares.
Pietro Tacchini fue director del Ot.
servatorio de Colegio K Romano, suce
diendo en- tan altisimo cargo cientifiCo
al padre Secchi.
Nacio el dis,ipguido astronomo Tao.
chini el Fl de Mario de 1898 en- Mo
dena. en- cuya Unive rSidad es,udio
ciencias exactas hasta alcanzar el doc
torado.
Fue nombrado dos afios despues di-
rector del Observa torio Astronomical
de Modena, del cual paso en- 1868 al
de Palermo y en- 1879 a la Direction
del Observatorio del Colegio Romano
| y la del departamento principal de
Metereologia en- cuya epoca organizo
en- todo el reino de Italia TN servicio
seismologico complete, ell lnejor qui
zaS que existe en- cl mundo entero.
Pietro Tacchini. cuya muerte es
muy sentida en- Italia, tomo parte en-
varias expediciones astron6micas
America y d la India.