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New-York tribune., 1905-02-14
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Dinner for the President by the Hungarian Repubca1
Cub, No II East Houston-s
Bench show, Westminster Kennel Club Madison SQUARE
Garden. ' '4 SQUARE
Associated local school boards meeting. Board of Edu-
Annual dinner Of the D. K. E Fraternity waldorf :
Lecture. american Institute Scientific Research
reception by the Daughters Of Indiana for Mrs
Charles warren Fairbanks, Hotel Astor evening
valentine birthday tea for Stony Void sana+oriur,
MRS BrilFs. No. 4s West 76th-st, Z TO o. m
Nomination day Society Political Study Ceuealoe
ica1 Hail. No 22s West 5Sth-st. > D. m.
Meeting OF Woman's Republican Club DelmonIco's
10:45 a. m >
Daughters Of 1912 honor day luncheon. Delmonco.s
First annual meeting National Child Labor Committee
assembly Hall. United Charities Building 4th ave
and 22d-st-, m. 7' -
Free lectures OF the Board Of Education 3 y m
NauIelgh t1lgh school, lI5th-st.. between I'm and
eth aYss-, Milo r Maltbfe THE Citv I3esutifl,iS
(ilustrated)T Public school No fO9 g9th and
IOOth SITS. between % and Sd aves Barnunl
hfoWn travels IN Patagonia GIIustra !: Amer
arthur Stanley Riggs. The FItpino'' CtII,s,
Fated(5 educational Alliance, East Eroa dyrav 7D5
Senerson-st F. Bsrrows Mazepeace, Life T-nda-
Law institute Hail. No 2IS East IO6th-st Mss
E1aIyz, - crowley English Cathedrals'' (iIIus-
Iated)i Public School No. Q 16Sth-st. and 3d-sva
PROFESSOR Timothy II. Roberts From Log Cabir,
70 White House" illustrated: Realty Half Ogden
Cllustrated). ~-0'iaNss
New-York tribune., 1905-02-14
NOTABLE PLAYERS NOW IN TOWN.
MOVEMENTS OF STARS.

Mr. Mansfield, having finished remarkably brill
liant and prosperous engagement at the Garrick
Theatre Chicago appeared last night at Indianapo-
lis He acts on successive nights of this week, at
Evansville Nashville. Birmingham, Atlanta and
Mobile on February 20 he will appear in New
orleans remaining there one week at the Tulane
Theatre Miss Viola Allen. returning 70 New
York will perform at the Harlem Opera House. on
February q IN +The Winters Tale" Miss Allen
is now in Boston. Henry Irving, continuing his
exceedinglv prosperous tour OF the English provin-
aI cities appeared last night at Exeter Charles
Wvndham now i'm Montreal will appear in Boston
on February Mr.. Gillette acted last night IN
washington. Mr. Crane is in St Louis ana Is
steadily successful with his new play about busi-
ness Miss Edna May appeared last night in
New-York tribune., 1905-02-14
YsAYE,s THIRp REcIrAL.

fsaye and the New-York Symphony Orchestra
conducted by Walter Damrosch. were greeted by a
arg ana appreclative audience at the violinists
third orchestral recital in Carnegie Han last
night NJ fsaye was kept running up and down
the stairs leading to the stage with increasing fire.
quency after each appearance. in response to the
enthusiastic applause of the audience For it's ex-
pressons OF pleasure it received additional num-
Der 'Rondo Capriccioso," by Saint-Saens at the
close Of the concert Beethovens concerto for violin
IN major and Lalo's symphony Espagnole were
separated by Tschaikowsky's Andante and Beetbo
ven PoIonalse by the orchestra both delightfully."-
played
New-York tribune., 1905-02-14
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

WEDNESDAY G5l-At T,30 a N. for Netherlands direct
Per Statendan mail directed per
Stdtendan ,; at $50 a Italy direct. per
SlclIa tHaI must be directed per Sfciiia'1- al
1880 a m complementary Il m for Europe per s.
OceAnic via Queenstown and Liverpool, IL
Norway Parcels-Post Mails per $ HsIlg Olav tregu-
Olav"1.
Thu RSDAY G6l-At I a. n. FOR France Switzerland,
italy spain, Portugal Turkey. Egypt Greece
isn india ;. 3. La TOurans. (rnziI
other parts Of Europe Be directed Per La
Touratns'l- =
FRIDAY uTi-At ?. n. for Azores Islands per 8 8.
Canopic. from Boston.
SATURDAY ffs1-At a ~ f0r F-lropa : Ns~ vrrx
via Plymouth and CheroOurs Ireland must
greeted Per s = New York;. $50 a. m for Bel
gum PsrceisPost Nails per Finland rszlar mall
Ior Bslsluu must 5e directed per Fuland')
$50 a m Tor Italy direct. Princess
must Be directed Der Princess Irsns'J iO:a0
a. supplementary u ID uer I'm
brie. via Queenstown and Liverpool
New-York tribune., 1905-02-14
MAY LEAVE BENCH FOR TRUST OFFICE
Criticism Makes 1t Impossible for Judge to
Hold Both Positions.
IsT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIgI-yr- !

Pletsourg. Feb. 13.-Judge Elliott Rodgers. Of the
allegheny Courts. who was some days ago elected.
a member Of the board Of directors Of the Pitts-
purg Coal Company. known as the Coal Trust ,,
To-Day made the announcement that he would to-
T resign from either the bench the board
There will be a meeting Of the board here +o-r,oT
row. and it is whispered tonight that it will bA
mace easy for Rodgers to leave the bench since the
storm OF Indignation which broke out here has
mace X impossible for him TO hold both positions
lhere Is one of two things for me to do" said
me young judge this evening; resign from the
bench. or from the coal company board. VIII not
hold both positions, and have my choice. I will
make it soon"
New-York tribune., 1905-02-14
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Ouicial hecocu ana Observation-Disclosures, Feb
The cold February and IS 1905 reached
its elimination in the central valleys to-day and although
viii be Atlantic districts tonight the
temperature VIII moderate in the days In the
Northwest temperature has risen about forty
degrees within the last twenty-four hours
Fair weather indicated Tuesday and Wednesday
the lakes where Indicated The area of high
pressure central tonight Mississippi Valley
viii eas-northeast IL the next twenty-four hours
and lower temperatures Tuesday Atlantic Coast
districts especially Florida weather will continue
Atlantic States Wednesday. In the Mssis-
sippt Valley region Valley the tenn
VIII rise Tuesday and Wednesday under
night over Northern Minnesota Temperatures VIII
Eastern districts Wednesday Thursday.
The winds along the Atlantic Coast VIII fresh
south, and Lake Michigan west winds
viii prevail
Steamers departing Tuesday for European ports will
fresh to brisk northwest winds and weather
the Grand Banks
Forecast for Special LOealites.-For New-Jersey
Eas'ern Pennsylvania Delaware. District
Maryland. fair and colder to-day; Wednesday
fair and warmer; light 70 fresh west winds.
For Virginia. fair to-day and Wednesday: somewhat
colder Wednesday interior; fresh winds
For Eastern New-Tork. fair to-day and wednesday:
colder to-day interior; diminishing northwest winds
For Virginia fair to-day Wednesday: warmer
IN western portion to-day: warmer Wednesday
Western Pennsy lvania, fair and to-day:
Wednesday fair except Aarries along Lake Erie
For Western York fair to-day and Wednesday ex-
cept along the lakes slowly rising temper
ature. fresh brisk west winds
fair and colder to-day; Wednesday.
fair not in western tcrtions; diminishing
winds.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-14
Pos+o6.s MI.

may rirne.I - --
Foreign he snifnU 100
VIII close promptly in the General Fostoc.
as IoiioWs- Registered
nc W earlier than closing time shown Parcsis-PusC
NatIs Iot germany close AT n. February IL per
'i4ln ana teorliary %. Der kronprtnz Wilhelm
regular and supplementary Fcrefxn Sta-
Ion tcorer OF West and Morton
eloslng time shown below Supplementary
Mails FOR Europe and Central America. Colon close
one hour later Foreign station.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-14
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

,ALBEMARLE- = Edgar Hudekoper Meadvills
I'm, IN CAMBttIDIEr-Baron Speck Won Sternburg
herman Ambassador TO the United States: Count
Each Ray d T9ya; Apostolio Prothonotary Hungary;
5slcIlaro HARDING Davis, Marion Mass. Captain
J.. Van Ness Philip. Claverack. N. Y FIFTH
ANENUE-A- P. Knapp Saratoga W J. Youugs
Snlted states District Attorney, Oyster Bay: ex-
Congressman GaIusha A. Grow Pennsylvania
OLLAND-Congressman John W. Dwight Dry
den: eX-JCstlce D. Cady Herrick Albany MIR
RAY HILL-Stephen D. Field, Stockbridge Mass
New-York tribune., 1905-02-14
GOVERNOR HUNTS WIDOW DEAD.

Mary H. Hunt the widow Of Washington
Hunt. once Governor of this State, died yester-
day at her home, No. % 5th-ave. Mr.. Hunt,
to 1858
New-York tribune., 1905-02-14
WILCOX TO TESTIFY To-MoRRow.

Washington. Feb 13.-It is expected that Post.
master Wilcox, Of New-York. viii be here Wednes
day IN readiness to testify before the Senate Com
r1lttee on Postoffces, regarding the needs OF the
New-York City postal service
New-York tribune., 1905-02-14

Highest temperature yesterday, Al lowest 10
average &c. corresponding year
average corresponding twenty-five year,
Local Forecast.Fair to-day ens "Wednesday diminish
ing northwest winds
New-York tribune., 1905-02-14
Tribune Local observntions-
Might.

In TINS diagram the continuous white line the
changes pressure indicated by The Tribune's
sef-recording barometer. The dotted line shows
temperature recorded by the local Weather Bureau
Local Ofiloiai 5seeOrd.-The following Official record
from shows the changes in the TEN
perature for twentyfour hours. IN comparison
with the oorresponaIng date Of last year:
New-York tribune., 1905-02-14
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC, EXCEPT
TRANSPACIFIC

TRNsPACIFIc
cUBAva POrs TeBs ga closes at this esss daily
,reSfe eSSS Ssss p1 "sqnssass s7d sassrday
dis1steh ey steamer closes az hls once daily except
NEwFoCNpLAND except Parcels-Po-s Mails)--sy rail
70 North sydney. and thence by steamer, this
once daily except sunday az p m; sunday az $50
Wednssday teT5s and SatuFdsyl :,
iS LI aHd Sis Ssaee a. 81 p ss M e AZ y b, S & !.
at 1870 "Wednesday
closes at thls o-ace daily. except sunday. al
BAHAMAS except Parcels Post MaiIs)-By ran 70
Miami Fla. and thence by steamer. closes at this
sRITisH HoNDUR1s. FoSpUR4s JEast cSsst and
sSe91Sr closes =, e, ssis once e4lS except sunday as
TO. 80 p N Ieoansctia nail siesss here Mondays az
COSTA RICA-sy rail- 70 Nsw-orIsans. and thsnes BY
steamer closes a. tbs once daily except sunday az
+19:se connecting mail closes here Tuesdays az
NIcARA5i-A iEast coqso-sy rsg 70 Nsv,o.IsaHs. ara
Il . n and T1o;5e , ceoaHee5ias aaiI closes here
PANG9fN and CANAL ZoNE-By rail to New-Orleans.
se, a sg sS5ys y a Moaays Al fio SOS p 0s M and tioso
m sundays At Il , N and tlo:2o n connecting
REGISTERED Mail closes at , m previous day
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY.
presumption q t6er IsTrlpte overland transit
Tss5eSeS a trasScias nails @ ia5e R s Vsass1vp SsS
Victoria Tacoma seattle. which clcse
aayl close az the General Pcstoce- Nev-Nor. fol-
lows.
Jaran Korea China special additional mails for the
Philippine Islands. via seattle close Febru-
Jataa except Parcels Pest Nails, Korea China ana
Philippine Islands Vancouver Victoria 3. C.
close at p m February "a Cor dispatch > En-
press ~ China
Nev-Zealand Australi7 texoePt WesD New-CaIsdonia
samca HAWAII and Eli Islands. VIA san Franctsso
close a. = February - f1r dispatch per
tUra. Gf ne t,-uard carrying British rIau
zealand does arrive connect with
this dispatch. eNtTa rnans-closinE 81 Q.20
a N. and q D. sundays a-30 a m
3 nf-wih be ma1e and forwarded until the
the Cunsrd steamer
Hawaii Japan Korea China and specially addressed
FOR Philippine Islands. via san Ffsnciscc chose az
T. IA February - for dispatch peT g Coptic
Philippine lsiancs and tiuau Francisco close
q. February - for dispatch per =. s. Transport
Islands Australia except Wesf NeN-Caiedoni1
Vancouver Victoria. r Q, close . ,
. for dispatch ser NIoana
Hawaii via san Francisco close p February -
Tor dispatch per s. Alameda
san Francisco close AZ ?. March foE dlspatch
q 3 Siberia
TAHITI Marquesas Islands Francisco. close
q D, m. March 10 for dispatch Per 8 Mzrtposa-
Mnnchufia except NeW-fhweus ard Port Arthur a1t
Eastern siberia present forwarded VIA Russia
forwarded EuEope. Zeaiand FFsncisco.
ard certain places In the Chinese Prov.nce
VIA British India-the quickest routes Philippines
cally addressed VIA Ae1rure must be fully prepaid
the foreign rates Hawaii Is forwarded via San Frsa-
WILLIAM p WILCOX Postrnass--
Postotrce. NeN-xork. y. r. February n. iGc5
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rnsi.. upon having Barnstr. varal.-
Died.

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE Will be
repu5Lshed in Tbs Tri-WeekIy Tribune without extra
charge
New-York tribune., 1905-02-14
nAuN,rNrH.
DAILY AND SUNDAY

For points in Europe and al countries in the Uni
the Fofi rat les.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-14
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. VEST
ETC

" WEDNESDAY v15p-At a N for Bermu5a per q 3
for Nicaragua except East 66ast1 IoHauras tsxee9 e
parJment Of Colombia Ecuador Peru Bolivia and CSi
per 5 Finance, via Colon mail for Guatemala musc
Brazil per 5. Moorish Prince via Pernarn6Gco. aIo
!2nelf2 ana Santos 1nail for Northern Brazil AEgen-
$ Moorish Priacs'0; a. 10 for Grenada. TEinl
for Haiti per 5 5 Prins der Nederiandsn Cnaail To-
1s sonIi'eS Sspe ia 5siIl PSF' De PAX curacao Ven
FIaS Fns seF s TsdsTse At IL p f9T Arganf9e n uTS "a
Northern Brazil per Basil VIA Para and Aaasos;
al = 80 ? m IsSgP!siHenary ? n s2E I1rks Island
THURSDAY 06l-At a m. for cuba, Yucatan and
Mexico must be directed per 5 : vigiishcia ): AZ
3 a n for Mayasuez eortinary mail only, per = >
must be dire5ted per- r III pshSnasr a. $50 a m
Gs a 9 Gs e Hats n 3G d Iq7sqa @ s sf F 49a st s.
ManzRHo ,Sail E must a 6s directed % per MAJ
zanIllo p at i m ts9ppe1lsntaEy I-.ag p n ior
directed per 5. 8 Orizabs'D.
FRIDAY q5-At u n. FOR ArgeatiHs Uruguay su1
SATURDAY qs}-At $50 supplementary SD
radsipSia i mail f5r c9lasa al ss vs eafacs es
1sppIemsntaT 10 80 a M tor Fo-tans Island Jsa,e "a
and Colombia. except Cauca and Masialena Depart
meats per ssrniA mail for Costa Fcs via Limor.
Nswioundssne per : > silvia: a. 10 a m n, tor Cuss.
Cuba per > Curtyha. wa AaIanzas lTuaiI must be
NoTIcE-Fve cents Per hst ounce in addition to ,ss
regular postage must be prepaid on az letters for
posted n the drops marked Leters for Forssn cogn
patch BY particular vessel all not be - foTv-.rSs
unless such addi5iona postsse IS fully PREPAID thsrsa
opened on the piers o. the American English aad
a or later: and late mall may be dspositsd IN The
mail boxes on the piers OF the German Lines sailing
hslt before sailing tine ana close ten minutes
cents half ounCe1 is rsauir@d On articles r-siis n
ne Piers Of shs Ans[eS9 White star ana German
half ounee) on other lines
New-York tribune., 1905-02-14
.SpeciaI Notices.
Trihnne snn.er,ptIan Rate..

THE TRIBUNE will sent BY mail any address
80. .-,,tr- or abroad. and address,
% gaeirsd Subscriptions be given % your regular
or II more ccaYeiieot hand them
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No. 7s4 Broad-st
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place Il I9sSSn Eden ses q The T5sIE soavsaisns
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I5Snd f5s Hotel Hungaria. Budapest: Hotel Baur
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Domestic Rates.

Domestic Rates.
BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN
49, al ,oints In the Canada ana aTezir9
fst5s - The horoughs Manhattan BRONX
Gfso 40 cuba Porto Rico, Hawaii and the Philippines
without extra expense fer foreign postage
-. -HN.H .r-.--
New-York tribune., 1905-02-14
UNDERTAKINGS.

oza e Frank z CanYbeII-stephen Merritt.
rr,b,Ic INST z4I-3 West 2Sd St Tel 1925 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1905-02-14
TWelve Months.
Foreign Rates.

Mail subscribers New-york City 10 the DAILY and
TRI-NEEKLY will COW evtra
postage In addition 20 the rates named above
New-York tribune., 1905-02-14

1arIsL1 Angellne p Lawrence. James p
Braddon. William Moss Freisri9 "
SStIIlflelt Joan II Mutchler Margaret II.
= Sal4eIluei' shes = Prentice. Augustus.
SSoss"elI' William F. Prime. William c.
tOtnella : Sterling, 7.
Haight, Hetty 9. St1dVell Taander M
Han Lewis 3. C9r1aIj,,s
11aIStroiI, Carl Il Nogel. William A.
11edses AMANDA L Winchell Cornelius 3.
Eiunt Mary n WInsow. Edward
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-06
j. Ct. Winston Dead.

Mr.. J. g. Winston died at his home
swfh street yesterday AFTERNOON
at 5:3O O'Clock. He had been sick
with consumption for q number Of
months, and while his death was not
unexpected it was at the same time
very sad. He leaves q wife and .pne
child, besides host of friends, to
mourn his death. Mr.. Winston was
for long time one of the most prom
inent contractors in the city, and had
many large contracts, among them
the YIN. o. A. building.
His funeral will occur tomorrow
afternoon at 8 O'Clock, under the
auspices of the Msccabees, of which
order he was prominent member.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-06
Thursday Night.

The Board of Trade meets Thursday
evening at 1880 sharp. At this meet.
ing final arrangements will be made
for the entertainment of the State
Horticultural Society, to meet in this
city on January the 18th and 26th.
This is most important matter, and
the Herald is requested by the officers
of the Board of Trade to urge every
man in the city who feels any interest
ia seeing Palestine make a good show
ing on this occasion to be present
This does not mean your neighbor, but
the request is made directly to you.
Re there.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-06

THE SPEAKERS
TO ATTEND
The State Horticultural Society
Are Men of National Reputa-
tion-A Big Event.

Speakers of National reputation will
be feature of the State Horticultural
Society meeting in this city in January,
and the delegates and citizens will
have the pleasure Of hearing some OF
the best posted men in their calling in
the United States speak. Among those
who are on the program are:
L. w. Knox, President State Horti-
cultural Society, San Antonio.
Mr.. Hay of Connecticut. ~
John I. Spencer of Columbia, Mo-,
who had charge of the Texas exhibit
at the Worlds Fair, will lecture on the
subject.
John P. Logan, President Arkansas
Horticultural Society.
MIR. Clamon of Louisiana.
Fruit and truck growers of Indian
Territory, Arkansas, Oklahoma and
Louisiana are invited to attend the
Palestine meeting. Also members of
the different horticultural Societies of
Texas.
A meeting of the Board of Trade
and all citizens interested will be held
Thursday, Dec. 7th, at 1880 p. M, when
the committees will be appointed, and
arrangements perfected for this occs-
sion.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-06
COTTON GROW
Frs In SESSION
The County Organization Met
Yesterday Afternoon and De-
cided tie Get Busy.

The county organization of the
Southern Cotton Growers Association
met in the city hall yesterday after
noon at 2 o'clock, and while the at
tendance was not large those who
we're present we're there for business.
President Huffman presided over the
meeting, which was entirely informal
After considerable discussion as to
how best perfect the organization in
the county, and enroll all of the grow
ers, it was finally decided to make an
active campaign of the county, and
organize each precinct. Among those
who will help in this work will be
President Huffman, Secretary Morris,
Hon. 3. F. Rogers, Lee J. Bergman,
and others. A list of appointments is
to be published, fixing dates of meet
ings to be held, and it is believed good
results will follow.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-06
ANOTHER GAS
FRANCHISE
Is Wanted by Chicago Parties,
Who Promise Dollar Gas
or Even Less.

A Mr.. Williams, attorney for Obi
csgo gas company, is in the city, with
proposition for another gas fran
chise, promising one dollar gas, and
even cheaper II be can get as man
as 300 Subscribers. He was in con-
ference with the mayor and members
of the city council from time to time
yesterday, and stated his proposition.
Likely an application for another
franchise will come up before the next
council meeting.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-06
Base Ball Park.

The Herald understands on good
authority thst movement lie on foot
to give Palestine good ball park and
team for next season. The matter is
being canvsssed, and If the plans
mature some good sport may be ex-
pected in this city next summer. The
Herald believes this city can and will
support ball team, and make the
games profitable to the promoters.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-06
To Get Married.

Mr.. W. a. Gillian, an employee with
the 1. & g. N, and who is quite popu-
lar with a large circle of scqusint-
snces, will go to Marlin tonight, where
he will wed Miss Flora Jones of that
city tomorrow. He will be accom-
panied by his brother, Mr.. Robert
Gillian.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-06
THE FORFEIT
MONEY is UP
The Federal Gas People Have
Put up the Forfeit Money
Work Will Soon Begin.

Yesterday afternoon the Federal
Gas people put up the $500 forfeit
money, and accepted the franchise, all
papers being signed up. Represen-
tstives of the company gave the city
officials assurance that active work
will begin on the plant just as soon as
the material can be placed on the
ground.
This begins to look like business.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-06
Small Fire.

Fire this morning damaged the cot
tsge of Mrs. Widermeyer, corner of
Combination and Delespine streets.
The cottage was occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Quillan Mitchell, who saved all
their furniture. 1t is supposed the
fire originated from a flue, as the roof
was on fire when discovered. The
cottage was badly damaged. Insured
for $500.
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Will fleet Tonight.

The stockholders of the Temple
Opera House Co., are hereby called to
meet at the Board of Trade rooms at
s O'Clock this "Wednesday evening.
HOMER GARRISON, @. NJ. KAY,
Secretary. President.
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Sold Some Mules.

Mr.. Harry Everett sold two cars of
mules yesterday to a party living at
Meridian, Miss. The two cars sold for
$500. Mr.. Everett is doing quite an
extensive live stock business.
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President

Mrs. Isabelle Jones, (colored) has
gone to sewing again, and can be
found at her home in Old Town east of
colored school house. Give her a call
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