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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-05-31
FARMvILLE, "a FRIDAY, MAY 81, 1907.
MOB RULE IN SANTIAGO.
Cuban City's business PnrniyHed h'
Riotlnr siriser-.

lttuflur ~Aitkff-s
SANTIAGO. Cuba. May 2S. - The
strike situation ln this city has become
very much aggravated and There is
considerable shooting going on. At one
time a serious outbreak 1as threaten
ed.
Tho business district of the city is
being guarded by 500 meh.bers of the
rural guard Many rifle shots were
exchanged with rioters, but no one has
been reported killed. II is supposed
the firing was for purposes Of intImIda-
ton. One bullet entered the offices oil
TIE Ward line of steamships.
Open threats 10 burn property are De
ing made, and with this approach To-
anarchy many citizens of Santiago are
arminc themselves They declare the
situation 90 be unhearhle.
Business is absolutely paralyzei.
Bakery wagons are sent through the
streets guarded by the rural guard.
No meat las been received in the city
for two days. The crew OF the steamer
Antila refused 90 discharge that ves-
sci, and consequently Robert AleNan-
der quartcrmastcr captain of the llef-
enth infantry, unloaded the perishnhle
material from the steamer with q
sound OF American soldiers. There are
large quantities Of pcrishable supplies
on board the steamers in port
The cigarmakcrs Of Saniiaeo went
on strike today. and practically ali tle
laborers IN the city aud in thc vicinity
have quit work.
The board of arbitration formed 10
settle the strike OF the longshoremen
has not yet selected its hfth member.
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WORK OF WREcKERs.
Attempt to Dcran Erie Train Nenr
Alden. y. \.

Attempt to Dcra1 Erie Train Nenr
Alden. y. \.
BUFFALO. May 2S.-An attempt was
made to wreck Erie passenger train
No & Saturday night at a point a mile
and a half east of Alden. This is the
Eric's fast night train from Buffalo -
New York. and ON Saturday might had
a full load of passengers. The SPOT
chosen for the work was just east of
what is known as Sulliyan's Crossing.
The tracks are laid on a deep I'm over
long ravine. and az a point I'm the
middle of the curve a heavy forty foot
rail was placed across the easihound
track and bolstered up 10y huge stones.
Several farmhouses are visible from
the spot
The train was composed of Pull
man sleeping cars and heavy day
coaches and could not have been going
more than twenty-five or thirty miles
an hour when the headlight showed
the rail laying directly across the track.
Engineer Wolfe shut oI steam and
applied the emergency brake. Am n.
stant later the locomotive strNck thc
rail. one rock being smaller Than tht
one on the opposite size. Che loose rail-
was showed over ana thrown into ti'
ditch. The engine pilot was SMASHED
10 splinters.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-05-31
RAINES ASKS FOR IT
Recount Bill Made Special
Order In Senate.
SURPRISE FROM MAJORITY LEADER
Course Taken by Unanimous Consent
60 Amnzemcnt of Every One-Ai-
bnny Assembly Looks 20 Me-
Cnrrcn. Who l. Mute.

ALBANY, y. Y, May 2s.-Upon re-
quest Of Senator Ralnes, majority lead
er in the senate. the New York city re-
count BIN was made a special order for
this morning
This course was taken 10y unanimous
consent 20 the amazemcnt of every
one MS Senator McCawen. who was
present, had been expected 10 oppose
the recount bin at every step. II saves
hy the most moderate estimate a day
and night Of what had been expected
to Dee the most holly contested parlia-
mcnmry fight of the present session
II is understood That the unexpected
unanimous consent was arrived nc
after long conference between Sen
ai0rs RaIncs and McCarren.
"Thls bll." said Senator llnines, us
far down the general orders calendar
Ii is important that it should be reach
cd. II must Doe reached. I'm the inter
est of the comfort and convenience of
every member Of this senate | ask
unanimous consent that it Dee made a
special order after the reading of mes
saccs from the assembly"
els there oblectionf asked Lientcn-
ant Governor Chanler, in the chair.
Iie looked at Senator McCaren. 81
lld everybody else.
The face of the tall Brooklyn senator
was more than ordinarily pale and
more than ordinarily inscrutable. lie
did not move
ut Is so ordered" said the lieutenant
governor. Everybody heayed a sigh
eff relief. for it meant that the end OF
the session was at least a day nearer
Than had seemed possible.
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STOLE JAP ORDERS.
Lieutenant MORT of Cruiser Chit"rc
Robbed Of Decorations.

Lieutenant Mori of Cruiser ohit"rc
Robbed Of Decorations.
NEW YORK. May 2s-Ncws Of the
theft by souvenir hunters or others
of ten valuable medals and'dccorat.ons
belonging 10 Lieutenant Mor of tile
lnpanese cruiser Chitose while that
vessel was at anchor here recently be
came known through correspondence
between American naval officers. who
have undertaken to find the missing
decorations If possible.
During the cruisers stay in this port
Lieutenant Morris service blouse, on
which were pinned the medals. hung
behind "a door leading 90 the officers
quarters on the Chltose Whir 10 wis
fhere some one cut the cloth ON either
side of the front Of the blouse and car
rled away the coveted souvenirs.
Among the decorations were the or
der of the Rising sun. which was given
to Lieutenant Mori by the emperor for
exceptional courage during the attack
on Fort Arthur. medals for DIS pnrtc-
patton On the Yellow sea fight against
the Russians and in the battle of tle
Yalu against the Chinese and one OF
gold. presented 10 him for jumping
overheard during a storm and saving
a shipmate
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WASHINGTON. May IS. The state
department officials are watching win
great interest developments in Guaie-
mala. where great confusion exists as
the result Of the recent attack upon
the life of President Cabrcra. A wild
panic appears to have seized the gov
ernmcnt Of that country. and arrests
have been made 10y the wholesale OF
persons suspected Of completely In the
ATTEMPTED assassination. Senor Oanto'
who was for some time Chilean con-
sul general at Guatemala City ana VINO
has Just been transferred TO similar
post I'm London. called upon Secretary
Root and described at length the de-
plorable condition of affairs in Guaie-
uinln
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HOW MRS. M'KINLEY DIED.

Surgeon General RiNcy Tells of
Peaceful Passing Away.
- WASHINGTON. May D. - Surgeon
General Rixey has returned from Can
tom. where Dc had been summoned by
tine Illness Of Mrs. Mckinley. lie gave
the following account OF the passing
away of Mrs. Mckinley.
Mrs. Mckinley recognized Secretary
Cortclyou and myself ON our arrival
Friday morning. although she had
been in a semicomatose condition for
twcnty-four hours. attended by Drs.
portmann and Eyman her local physi-
cbus and friends. Her face bright
cncd. and with one OF those sweet
smiles for which she WAS noted she
spoke few words Of welcome and
gratitude that we had come 10 her
Af.cr This mp TO the last she was arous
oI with difficulty. but seemed 10 rccog
nizc the voices Of Justice and Mrs
uay Saturday morning.
eyes. she died as a child going to
sleep quietly. peacefully ana without
a struggle"
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.,rnmnn In nluer msane.

WASHINGTON. May 2s.-Miss lsa-
nela Emerson Case. known as the
..,roman I'm Blue" who hy reason OF
continued efforts 10 see President
Roosevelt was placed under arrest last
wool. has been committed 10 ST. Eliza-
nelh's Asylum For the Insane. This
action followed the receipt of tele-
,ram from Haverhill. Mass that her
f,tber simon Case. had absolutely de-
clinod 10 havCanything TO do with her.
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TOWN plREcToRF'

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s'si1s'.s ~ E /. Eamosr'. ". F.. Anderson Z"
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ROCHESTER,. y. Y, May 2S.-Fire.
which did mt least 100000 damage
hrol,e out in the building occupied by
oaks 4 Calhoun at 1O7 Main street
east Every fire company IN Rochester
v.as called out Although the fire was
confined 10 the buildings occupied 10y
Oaks & Calhoun and the top floor ana
ottic of the National clothing store.
oevorol poiehhoring buildings suffered
from smoke and water.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-05-31
Wonderful Eczema Cure.

"O.r little boy had eczema Tor hNe
wears, ," writes \. A. Adams, henrel'a,
pa aTwo ofour home doctors sald
The case was hopeless, his lungs being
affected. We then employed other
doctors but no benefit resulted. by
chance we read about Electric Biltefs'
bought bottle and soon noticed I'M
nroyement. We continued this med
icine until several bottles were used
when our boy was completely cured.
Best Of all blood medicines ana pouS
building health tonics. Guarantee
al White d Co.'S. Drug Store. 0Oc
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NO 80


BOSTON, May 2s.-Robort G. Proc
tor. former private secretary to sena-
tor Henry Cabot Lodge, who was con-
ylctod Of larceny from a contribution
20 the Republican campaign fund, was
defaulted In the superior court when
called for sentence, and a default war
rant was issued FOR his arrest. Proc
tor was out on $500 bail. which be fur
nished himself. pending a decision OF
the court
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-05-31
jap victory Causes Indin's Unrest

LAHORE. British India. May ~
Those who have been attrihutlng the
unrest in India 10 the victory OF the
Iananese over the Russians find con
frmatlon I'm their belief in documents
found in the possession of Hlndoo
lawyer ami companion arrested mere
I'm connection with the recent riot at
Hawalnmdi. The documents show tlat
The men taken were ON their way To
Tokyo 10 solicit Japanese intervention
IN behalf of d native revolt against
nr.rsh rnIe
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War Game on Great Lakes.

CHICAGO, May 2S.-Nayal maneu.
vers on the great lakes viii receive an
Impetus THIS summer under the direc-
fian of Assistant Secretary OF the Navy
Newberry. it is reported az the naval
militia headquarters. II Is planned
10 have a board OF officers from the
regular service direct the Joint work
of the naval militia Of the lake states.
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Sore Nlnnles.

ANY mother who has had eNpef-
ience with this distressing allmehl
viii be pleased to know that a cure @
NAV he effected by applying Cham
berlainis Salve as soon as the chiln y
done nursing. Wipe if oil with soil soil
cloth before allowing the odpe 10
nurse. Many trained nurses use ms
soiye with best results. For sale 10y
The Winston Drug Co.
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EVERETT. Mass. May 2S. Alon7o
H. Evans. for many years president oi
be Boston Five Cent Saving bank
which position hr resigned cariy Boo
AnrIl mst d'rd last nlghi at DIS resi-.
aan,e here Mr Evans health bad
i..u Door of infc Ibis death was has
t.rcl bv % fall which hr sustained las'
week.. SIR Evans WIS born in Aliens
town. y. H.. cishiy-scvcn years ago.
llo represented Everett n the Mnssa-
.auscfts legislature m 1874
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,...,.on nini. rro,nI.e Inpnn.

TOKYO. May 2S. - The japanese
press is still generally calm and re
served over the apparently unprovoked
attack upon Japanese in San Francis
eo. But It s-only ont Of Difference TO
President Roosevelt and his govern
mont and the confidence reposed IN
fhem that public expression Of resent
ment rs withheld Even the most con
sorvative and hopeful fear that rcpe-
fiion of the occurrence may have seri-
ous results on the relations OF boil'
-..nLIul-..
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High, More Charged with nribcry.

Eight More Charged with hrih'rf'
SAN FRANCISCO. May %. - The
a,ght mon named On the new batch
af indictments returned boy the grand
Jury on Saturday appeared before
Judge Concy 20 give bail. with the eX-
c.niion OF Abraham Rucf. who already
ls in custody. The accusations against
fhrm are of bribery and attempted
bribery of the board of supervisors ln
fhe interest of the san Francisco Gas
company and the Park Side Realty
company. They are Eugene DE Saba
John Martin. rank J. Grum. g. H.
I-mhscn. Joseph T.. Green. w. J. Brok'
beck. Mayor Schmitz and Abraham
Vucf
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OGDENSHuHG. N. s Maf Is. -
mlus Dslaw of Ita uDdaFilf "as
locked up in thc S. Lawrence State
insane ASYLUM. charged win having
poured oil through his house md bnihs
and then setting them on fire daring
ibe niaht while his family SLEPT hrl.
bors of the family escaped Dy jumping
from second story windows in uie'i
might clothes. All DIS hu.ldines-aui
ueir contents. including considerable
live stock. were burned
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stevens Boss of clearance Car
NEW HAVEN. COnn~ Mly 2N-A
train upon which experts VIII live for
several months and 60 which viii he at-
tached what is technically called "a
"cloarauce car" will leave this city at
once 10 make O tour of all the lines oil
the New York. New Haven nnd Hart
ford railroad system The engineers
viii accurately measure all the track
wil report in dctail upon the length
height. tensile strength anl consuue-
aon of all bridges and viii prepare in
lotnH a valuation of an the railroad
aro,erty. The survey. which probably
win takc five months. VIII Dee super
yiscd hy JOHN i. Stevens. formerly en-
-ucrr OF tie Panama canal
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NEW YORK. May 2S.-Licutenant
pichard ]. Walsh. thirty-two years old,
of tho Classon avenue station. Brook
lvn shot himself IN the head the bullet
penetrating the brain. mt his residence
az East One Hundred and Thirty
nfth street, here.
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nou,t Paw Alimony

lac divorced from your appendix
There will be no occasion for IL Il you
Keen your bowels regular with Dr.
KINGS New Life Pills. Their action
i so gentle that the appendix never
has cause TO make the least COM
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Druggists. 25c Try them.
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commoaore vanderbilt NJ Newport.

NEWPORT. r. l., May Is - The
steam yacht North Star. tho flagship Of
tho New York Yacht club. arrived here
from Europe, with Commodore Corne-
lius Vanderbilt on board. With him as
guests were the Marquis Of Anglesy
and Almeric paget Of London.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-05-31

CATTLE supply light market hiFneri ..e. /
choice. Sn6&; prime. f.i'to.'V' F'''
noes Raceipts fair. market slow anu
lc,tcr. prime hcavics. pia0Nl p, ~ ilil-
"a fcavv Workers $3.50. light Workers
and nies sf95. rOughs Nu3.N- .,..
SUFFP AND LANES - hccei ptss- ..- u. %
market higher; prime wethers' N~'
lambs SiuS
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CHICAGO. May 2s.-General Kuro-
zl and party have arrived IN Chicago
where the japanese military leader
will be the guest Of honor at banquet
10 be given by the Commercial club
grlday night.
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rtem Ffrn vile, Va, Excursion Ticket
Account Of Jamestown Exposition

ON sale daily until November the
s0th. 1907. via Norfolk and Western
Railway.
Season Tickets $50.
Fifteen day Tickets $500 and Coach
excursion tickets limited 3 days on
sale every Tuesday 500.
Correspondingly low rates rom
other stations, information and tram
service upon applicat on to Agents.
W. b. BEvILL,
May-3-l5 0eneiai i"SSe"s0' - -
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STAMFORD. Conn. May 2s.-Heorge
Gardner Identified hy discharge papers
from the British army. In when ne
bad served fourteen years died in "a
boarding house here from the effects
of drinking kerosene oil. lie was for
tv wears old. and his relatives appar-
emily live I'm Londonderry, Ireland
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Michigan senate Demnnhs h"ose'e''
LANSING. Mich May y. - lhe
state senate last nieht passed a reso-
mion demanding that President
Roosevelt Doe reelected for second
.iecfiye term.
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eleven Go Down with Bark Nngpore

AfONTEyInEO, May 2s-Ihe Nor
,rocian bark Nagrorc. ll17 tons. Cap-
min Gioruldsen. has been wrecked ln
pa starm and is total loss Eleven
members of her crew were drowned
THE Nacpore bad cleared from the
river Plate for Kaipara. She lcit fen-
.ac,la March 22 for South American
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I,nInmn,nn nrnseI.t > HnIarreI

+ Nm TIIIET ~ II IT.
KALAMAZOO. Mich May 2a Word
was received here that William hc-
Ilie. local druggist who disappeared
from Kalamazoo last Thursday. md
murdered his mother and then commll-
tod suicide in Bright ont, on sunday
night McKic was 10 financial di'iioui-
nes fl IS said. being involved Bog non-
having mining venture
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vvohoo min ,royed.

NEWMAN. Ca. May 2S Fire SUPP
posed 10 have originated from stroke
of lightning destroyed the mill Of the
Wahoo Manufacturing company at
Sargent. near here: loss, SUo,ooo
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Knrol.l and Party at chicaso.

CHICAGO. May 2s.-General Kuro-
NJ and party have arrived in Chicago,
whore the japanese military leader
win De the guest OF honor at a banquet
20 Doe Even by the Commercial club
Tr0lnr NIGHT
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Columbia Graphophones are me
best in every respect-mosi uIsa9ie ,,.,l
and the simplest TO operate, uiil
Guaranteed for one year. Naue d"
Cralle.
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,o,,NrY DIR Glory.

,.,,..i cirsai, Court Hon. George }. Ho0d-
t, c..,,y and Circuit Courts Tor
,.e Adams. ~ County and Circuit Courts
rraasurer- y. y N peyenae oven, r. J. Carter.
S.s..l S,..s...,l.,ssaiia's u, Attorney A. D. "''A''S
San.aeo--Dr J. R. spencer. ,,. n.s,~ict I. J.
& s1 Ssso s District dss,Sapl r LSs p5is iospel5 14'5Sr ps
Dstnet = IL nf,bbsr5. 1,5 Leigh District. A. a. Has
-
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Hincfl som HeileNeN NfAtN'f ""t''ft
WASHINGTON. May %. - Major
Blocksom Of the inspector generals
department of the army testified he-
fore the senate committee ON The af-
frny at Brownsville, Tex Tie descfih-
ed I'm detail the examination which he
made of houses which had been Shot
into. and I'm q number of instances he
traced the course of bullets and gave
the opinion that they bad been fired
from the barracks. ON cross cXamina-
ton he admitted that he had formed
the opinion that the negro soldiers
were guilty Of making raid upon the
town almost Immediately upon IBIS ar
rival there five days following the
shooting. lie said. however that this
did not interfere with the careinlness
of the investigation which hc made TO
determine whether the shooting was
done by the soldiers. hy citizcns or hy
Nexicans. and his first idca remains
unchanged
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Michigan senate Demands Roosevelt
LANSING. Mich, May .. - The
state senate last night passed reso-
nt8n demanding that President
Roosevelt he re elected for Second
aialiiso term
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DIR. Long Brings Documentary Proof
NEW YORK. May 27.-Dr William
D. Long has. lt IS said, produced many
aMdav.is 10 support one OF his ma
mrar stories which President Roosevelt
has called impossible.
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Itching piles provoke profanity, but
profanity won't cure them. Doan's
Ointment cures itching, bleeding. or
protuding piles after years oi sulier-
ing. AZ any drug store.
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COOL Word. Tor Chamberlah's tough
Remedy.

People everywhere take pleasure IN
testfying to the good qualities OF
Chamberlan's Cough Remedy. Mrs.
Edward Phillips Of Barclay, Md,
writes. 81 wish TO tell you that ! can
recommend Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. My little girl, Catherine,
who is two years old, has been taking
this remedy whenever she has had
cold since She was two months Ola.
Abouta month ago ] contracted
dreadful cold myself, but ! took Cham-
berlaiu's Cough Remedy and was
snon AS well az ever" This remedy
is fof sale Oy Winston Drug Go. ~
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PARIS. May 2s-At Rheims France.
Count Werlc. head of tine house 'i
Veuves Cliquot, the champagne in"hcl,
Is dead.
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Chamb. rIam's Collie. Cholera and
DiarrhOae Remedy.

There is probably no medicine made
that is relied upon with more implicit
confidence than Chamberlain Cole,
Cholera and Diarrhoae Remedy. Dur
ing the third rf century in which u
has been IN use, people have learned
that il is the one remedy that never
fails. When reduced with water aud
sweetened it is pleasant to take. FOR
sale by Winston Drug Co.
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weather Probabilities.
Fair and warmer; northwest winds.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
o,o.,nr stnck ountntIons.

Money on call unquotcd Prime mtI-
camille paper 5h per cent EAon"'3'9'
tlGf625.7Gl balances, $l0,-''2lo.
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At the Lake Mohonk (N.YD peace CON
ference Nicholas Murray Butler, presi-
dent OF Columbia university, suggest
ga that former presidents Of the Unit
ed States aud former secretaries OF
state Doe made the country's salarled
representatives az The Hague.
Notwithstanding the recent polite de-
nials of tho Italian embassy that the
Duke of the Abruzzi was robbed on
board HIS ship, the yarese, at Ilamp-
tom Roads. the fact remains that
thieves despoiled the officers quarters
off 900 that was ornamental. Rear Ad-
mlral Robley ID. Evans has reported
the matter % the secretary Of the navy
at Washington.
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Ofan the fruits there are in the iand'
That grow ON bush OF tree,
would give up the choicest ones
For HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea.
THE Winston Drug Go.
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wednesday, May %.

Memorial services were held at the
Flnh Avenue Baptist church, New
York for the late Dr. John Watson
dam Maclaren). Dr. Charles +. Aked,
a personal friend. presided. Professor
Hugh Black aud others made address
os.
At Raleigh. n. c., 10000 persons Wit
messed the unvollIng Of the monument
and siatue erected by the people Of the
United States IN memory Of Ensign
Worth Baeley Of the United states ma
vy. killed by a Spanish shell OF Car
denas on May II, 1898.