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General Nferchandise

Bags-Grain bags, SIS 67c June and July: San
Quentin. 6lse wool bags, 42lS 944c; fleece twine
lie per ID.
Coal-Pennsylvania anthracite. egg, SIS; We'll
iilgton, $l2 per ton; New Wellington, Si2; Coos
bay, $40; Australian house-Richmond, etc. So;
Cumberland, $14 in bulk and $3.50 in sacks:
Welsh anthracite, SIS: coke. SIT per ton in bulk
and $l9 In sacks; Rocky mountain, S1lGi2
Oils-Quotatfons are for barrels: Linseed. 56c
more; castor oil. In cases. No. /, 75c; Bakers
"A, cases S1.25@ 80; lucol. soc for boiled and
4Sc for raw; China nut. cases, 76GS6c per gal
Ion: cocoanut oil, in barrels. 5ais e1j6c for xxx.
50@531ac for No. and 47ts@5lc for No. .,
according to quality; extra bleached winter
sperm OIL 65c; natural winter sperm OIL 65c:
natural whale oil, 55c; extra winter strained
lard oil. e0c; No. lard oil. 75c; pure neatsfoot
oil, SOC; No / neatsfoot OIL 65c; herring OF q
4oc; salmon oil. s5c: boiled nsh oil. s5c: paint
oil. 35e.
Coal OIL. Gasoline. etc.-water white coal oil
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Hides. TaIIow, Wool and Hop.

Hides-Culis and brands seA about EQlc IN
der quotations Heavy salted steers. Sc; me-
dium; &c; light. &c; cowhides. &c for heavy, 51se
for light stass. oe; salted Kip; 6@1e, salted
kip. i2c dry calf. Ice; dry stays, Sc; Mexican
dry hides, lie; Mexican dry salted do, DC; Mexi-
can picked do, Toe; shcepskins, shearlings, 100
i0c each; short wool, t0@7Oc each; medium.
65q90c; long wool. $1@125; lambs 20tl
50c; horse hides. salt, $202.50 for large and
$1-50Ql.I5 for medium. 50c9Sl. 25 for small and
25450c for colts; horse hides. dry. S1.5o@2 20
for large and Sl.25@I.75 for medium, 5Ocd 81
for small and 25@30c for colts deer skins dry
Mexican. 20@25c; CRY salt do, 11h 420c; picked
do, zoe; dry Central American, 20@25c; goat
skins, prime sngors, 5ocGS1; large hair goats.
3o@60c; medium, 20Q 40c; small, 59l5c.
Tallow--No. rendered. S15Q4c; No. ., So
3Mc grease, 2@2hc
Wool-Spring clip. Humboldt and Mendocino,
years staple, 2o@22c; fall clip. northern free
mountain, 7410c; do defective. 6071ac; San
Joaquin and southern. 5@1c, according to shrink
age and defects; fall lambs, S41Oc FOR northern
and 6@sc for southern; Nevada, 12Q15c per ID.
Hops-Prices to growers are as follows: 1906,
Ia a@2hc; 1907 crop, 41a @615c for all coast de-
scriptions; contracts, 9Gt1Oc for one year and
10@11c for three to nve years.
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Meat Market

Everything remained unchanged yesterday as
usual Saturday. The market continues over
stocked with small veal
DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers rates to dealers are as follows:
Betty 4sc per lb for steers. 6k@7Lc for
cows and heifers-
veal-70s1c for large and 7156sc for small.
Mutton-11@l2c for wethers. lO1a @Ilc for
ewes.
Lamb-l21s @isIc per lb; spring lamb, Il
@15c.
Dressed Pork tper lb)-7,s@sc for heavy and
9G10c for light.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco, less so per
cent shrinkage for cattle.
Csttle-Steers. No. 1, 81 acc; second quality,
IA Csc; third quality. 6I5 g7c: cows and heifers
631 97c for No /; second quality. 6@61sc; third
quality, 5@5Hc;, thin. S@4c; bulls and stays.
31z 04c; thin bulls. 2l5931ac
Calves-595nc per ID for light. AZ @5c for
medium and 44411c for heavy (gross weight).
sheep-Wethers, 515 @6c per ID; ewes. 5@55c
(gross weight).
Lambs bs-Yearlings. 6@7c per ID.
Hogs-l0O to $50 lbs. 90 46c: $50 TO 225 lbs
5@5Ac; 225 lbs and over, Al 15c per ID; boars
SO per cent, stays 30@40 per cent and sows 10
020 per cent or from above quotations.
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FUTURES Z

Open. High Low. Close
May -. II. "a 134 .33n .s3i3
December e. .09a l.o91a I.o3la / .o91a
0ats-All conditions remain unchanged.
stocks, arrivals and demand all being light.
Good TO choice red, for seed, 81 .65@1.75; for
feed. s1.4oGl.55; white sl.42E CLEO; gray,
81. .421a 0l1.5o per ctl.
Corn-The market continues very dull, with
all conditions before.
California small round yellow, nominal; large
yellow. Sl65; white nominal; western states
yellow. sacked 81 .60@1 65; in bulk, San Fran
cisco track, S1.54; white. 81 54: mixed, ST. 90;
white Egyptian, s1.e0Gl.IU; brown Egyptian,
S1.37 y @14211 per ctl
Rye-CaIiforna. sl.47A a1.5 52h per ctl.
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London CIo.inr Stock.

Bar silver-Steady; 25tsd per ounce
Money-3ha per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market for
short bills is as Q3 3-16 per cent and for three
months bills Sq3% per cent.
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
SATURDAY. March T-Io:sO a.
D STATES BONDS

UNI Ed STATES bUNDo
Bid Ask. Bid Ash
As or CD new-11e12 121i IS or coup. 1908 1oiA
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
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!, lnasitv sSVa,. April 5, 1908.
w Ml,ytsBSSlsG. StarksS$ II ID ~ th
stncers sorrpI that I have learned
or the sad dsmise of your husband.
And IN the dark hours OF your be-
reaVemsnt I 4deeply sympathize with
you. $50 s5EE., -. .
Trusting that God will sustain
you. In Him you have source of
consolation, A..
TRULY yours,
- 81 JAMES M. CAVITY.
Grafton, w. Va, April 4, 1908.
Mr.. Phil waters,
'<&# Charlaaton, w. Va. ...>.
Dear Phili4a This morning l waa
very naaoh ;SAooked to read OF the
death ut M, Starks, He WAS q good
and uuefhl fSnAn., Please tender to
his; family FIR me. my sincere re-
spects to>ht1 Aonored memory. 3.
- '>''', %~ IRA Il. ROBINSON, q.
Judge W. Ma Supreme Court OF
AppealAfA ;..\ So
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.NfOURVEIl
AZ the Shrine of the Supreme Chancellor and Leader
~ =: Came From all Sections Of the Country, New
York; Colorado, Arkansas and
Georgia represented
Georgia represented

-, 1t was impossible to procure a
complete list Of the hundreds who
cRma--to Charleston to attend the
funeral Of the Supreme Chancellor.
The streets were lined for two days,
and on the day Of the funeral the
streets meeting near his home and
the First Baptist church were i'm
passAble. A partial list Of those who
came from q distance to pay q tribute
to their leader follows:
Roscoe G. Simmons. New York
city; 8 w. Green, Supreme Vice
Chancellor. New Orleans, who sue
ceeds Mr.. Starks as Supreme Chan
cellor; John H. Young, Supreme Mas
ter Of Exchequer. Pine Bluff. Ark:
G. X. Robinson, Supreme Keeper Of
Records and Seal. and wife, st. Lou
is, Mo-; D. S. Miller, Supreme Mas
ter at Arms, Paris, KY. DR.. r. F..
Boyd. Supreme Medical Register
Nashville, Tenn: S. a. +. Watkins
Supreme Attorney. Chicago; r. r.
Jackson, Major General Uniform
Rank Department., Chicago; j. l..
Jones, Adjutant General, Cincinnati;
A. w. Lloyd. Grand Chancellor. ST.
Louis; DR.. G.. NJ. Wade, Hot Springs,
Ark; Jno. w. Harris. Grand Chan
cellor, Meridian; Jno w. Straughter.
Supreme Representative, Greenville:
II. c. Wallace, Supreme Representa-
tive. Greenville; J. c. Chappel!e, edi-
tor Delta Lighthouse, Greenville.
Miss; j. II. Wilson, Grand Chancel-
0fo m
Xenia; r. A. Blount, Grand Chancel-
lor, Birmingham, Ala; W. II. Bra
zier Grand K. OF r. & S., Mobile,
Ala; ]. B. Snowden, Grand Chancel-
Tor, Lexington, Ky; G.. A. Watty.
Grand Chancellor, Baltimore, Md;
J. 8. Fits, Grand Chancellor, Win
ston-Salem, N. c.; B. G. Collier,
Grand Chancellor, Philadelphia. Pa.
E. B. j. Bailey, Grand Chancellor.
White Plains. n. Y: Mrs Lille
Jones. Grand Worthy Counsellor.
Baltimore, Md; w. r. Hardy, Grand
Chancellor, Pueblo. Colo; DR.. j. y.
Stoney. Supreme Representative. Au-
gusta, Ga; ]. d. Mcgowan. c. X. of
r. & s., Mt. Sterling, Ky; DR.. E. F..
Underwood, Supreme Representa-
tive, Frankfort, Ky: G. E. Thomp-
son, Chas. Anderson, p f. Robinson
and Sidney Porter, Kentucky; J. G.
Little Supreme representative,
Wfnston-Salem; J. II. Garvin, Su-
preme Representative. Winchester,
KY; Mangrum Walker, G.. Hamil-
ton Willis, North Carolina; Col. G..
II. Carter, Baltimore; J. l.. V. Wash
ington, P. G. c., Louisville; G.. A.
Neve1lB. G. X. OF R. & s., Braddock,
Pa. and many others, whose names
conld not be learned.
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Grand Lodge of Maryland and Dis
uict Of Columbia.

"stS Ot
Whereas, God in his allwse prov
idence has called from our midst, Sir
S. w. starks, our late Supreme Chan
cellor, and
Whereas, While our fraternal ac-
quaintance and relationship was
BRIEF he had endeared himself to all
who knew him., and
Whereas, He proved himself emil
nently qualified as a leader in our
beloved order, for to his fidelity, Wig
lance, and conservative manage
ment, the Knights of Pythias today
is the strongest organization under
the sun, and
Whereas, BY his death the order
has sustained loss that will be
keenly felt throughout the Pythian
world, for he was true type Of hon.
est manhood, the most noble work
Of God; therefore be it
{ Resolved, That while we feel his
loss, We bow in humble submission
to him who doeth all things we'll,
and exclaim, Thy will be done. We
will ever recall with sadness, Sir S.
w. Starks, frank and genial by ma
ture, his eagerness to render service
that would be productive Of good to
the entire body Of Knights Of Pyth~
DIS; be it further
Resolved, That the Supreme juris-
diction has lost one of it's most be-
loved and cherished Pythian knights,
his state an exemplary citizen, the
race an nntiring leader, and his fam
lily a devoted and Christian husband +;
be It further
Resolved, We extend to his be-
reaved family the heartfelt sympathy
Of the Grand jurisdiction Of the state
Of aMryland and the District of Co
lumbia, and commend them to Him
who has promised to be our refuge:
be it further
Resolved, That copy Of these res
olutions be sent to the family Of our
deceased brother, and spread abroad
on the minutes Of our Grand lodge.
GEO. A. WATTY,
Grand Chancellor.
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:


srhood Of God, and the brotherhood
OF man, most eminently Qualified Us
q leader. III. A'.r' r,.: '!....:.5s,.' !:
To his skill and vigilance is due
the wondrous growth Of cur beloved
order. He was truly Moses TO the
Pythlan ranks, therefore, be it
=: Resolved, That while. lamenting
our loss, we will ever eulogize his
many virtues and effective work, and
We recall with sorrow his frank and
genial nature, and. his sterling char
acter that made him welcome to ev-
cry knight that met him. be IT. fur.
Their
Resolved, That we tender to his
family in this the hour Of their af2
Fiction the heartfelt, sympathies Of
the brigade Of Maryland and the Dis
trict of Columbia, and commend
them to Him who will sustain and
comfort them; be it further
Resolved, That a copy of these
resolutions be engrossed and for
warded to his family.
Respectfully submitted, p
GEORGE II. CARTER,
Brig. Genl.
Maryland and District of Columbia
Brigade.
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Chancellor die.

ohoASCti4I ,QlS.
Then comes the Thought so solemn
and deep,
he is not dead; He only sleeps.
Sweet and peaceful be his rest.
Forget him we can never;
God called him, he alone knows best
(Hls Will be done) forever.
Lastly,
Resolved, That q set Of these reso
buttons be sent to the wife and moth
er Of the deceased and CODY be
transcribed upon the Grand Lodge
journal and the same be published in
the Ohio Pythian Chronical.
-. H. WILSON, &C, 49,"
/ : -. .&*t :, -, chairman.
DIR. JAS. A. TYLER, G. M. R.
10. HARRIS, G. NJ. e.
J. J. WOODSON, S. r., Sec.
DIR. E. P. CLEMENS, s. r.
w. H. FURGERSON, p. G. C.
DIR. H. R, HAWKINS, V. &C.
A. J. RIGGS, G.. l..
j. B. FLEMING, G. K. OF RS.
M. V. ROBERTS, S. r.
DIR. s. s., JORDAN. S. r.
r. J. CHAVOs, EX E. B.
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Samuel w. Starks, Charleston,

Samuel w. Starks, Charleston, w.
Va; and
Whereas, The long and fraternal
relationship held with him In the
faithful discharge Of his duties in
this our organization makes it emil
nently BETTING taht we record our
appreciation of him for his manly
qualities and answering race loyal
ty;, therefore be it
Resolved, That the Grand juris-
dfction of Ohio herein express her
deep afhiction at his, very sudoen de-
mise; feeling, that In his death, we
have lost a brother and executive
whose place in our organization and
in our hearts will be difficult to fill;
be it
Resolved, That we extend to his
wife, mother and bereaved ones our
heartfelt. sympathy and for consola-
the great / am, who in his way does
the great lam, who in his way does
ALI livingston the best.
Resolved, That as a mark Of re-
spect to his memory we here author
iZe the Grand Chancellor Of Ohio to
set aside a day when memorial exer-
cises shall be held by all the lodges
in the Grand. Jurisdiction Of Ohio,
and other suitable acts be taken ont
Of respect to his memory.
Can we help but feel lonely,
When our Supreme Chancellor is not
here,
No more his kind and loving face;
Shall light the gloom of our race, =
Yet in memOry's love we see him
While in sorrow we are not alone
Often to our hearts comes the bitter
cry,
Why, oh! why did our Supreme
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grief which the loss Of one SO gentle
and affectionate must cause some
times. think there may be truth
In that old Pagan maxim: Whom the
gods love die young Wire me
further arrangement.
b. G. COLLIER.
Grand Chancellor.
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SeWell, w. Va, April 3.

Sewell, w. Va, April 3. .
Mrs. s. w. Starks,
Charleston, w. Va.
Dear Madam: I have just learned
with great sorrow Of the news Of Mr..
Starks' death. He has been one Of
my best friends for years. | join
you in your grief at his loss He was
one Of the great figures in our State
and will be greatly missed tender
you my warmest sympathy in your
sorrow
Very truly,
J. s. NvDL
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~ANSTED.

Miss Anna Simpson, Of Hinton,
who holds No. I certificate, is here
teaching school,
James Edmonds, John Comes and
wife, VIM. Jordan and Charley Ran
dolph attended S. w. Starks. funeral
at Charleston.
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Shreveport, La, April 4

Shreveport, La, April 4.
J. NJ. Lakewood: Present my
coincidence and sympathy to Mrs. S.
w. Starks and his mother in their
sad hour Of bereavement over death
Of Supreme Chancellor Starks. Sor-
ry cannot be at funeral
E. A. WILLIAMS,
Past Supreme Chancellor.
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Pine Bluff, Ark, April 5.

Pine Bluff, Ark, April 5.
Mrs. s. w. Starks: Came In from
country today. Learned of death of
coincidence of this jurisdiction.
J. G. DUKE,
Grand Chancellor
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Evansville, Ind, April 1.

Evansville, Ind, April l.
Mrs. S. w. Starks: Indiana SYM
pathizes with you inf the hours Of
your bereavement We mourn the
loss of our beloved Supreme Chan
cellor.
ERNEST TIDRINGTON,
Grand Chancellor.
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'iform Rank Of Maryland and Dis
triCt Of Columbia.

Whereas, God In His allwise prov
idence has called from labor to a
glorious reward our beloved Com
mander-in-Chief, s. w. Starks, and
Whereas, BY his untimely demise
this grand jurisdiction Is called upon
to mourn the loss Of one OF earth's
noble sons. one who exemplified the
true principles Of a Pythian knight,
recognizing the doctrine OF the Faith
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Once. Jeffrey Chain
Machine men and coal cutters u.s.
ing other machines. The National
Employment Agency, Inc, new
Coyle & Richardson Bldg, fourth
floor.
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Very truly,
J. 8 Mort,
Cambridge, Mass. April 4. 'OS

Cambridge, Mass, April 4, 'O8.
Mr.. J. G. Gilmer, Executive Score
tary: ] received your telegram tell
ing Of Sir Starks' death. am very
sorry. Please accept my sympathy
and also the kind expressions Of the
whole jurisdiction Of our beloved
ruler.
Please inform me If there is any
thing l can do
| remain yours in +. G.. &c B..
VERNON r. EATON. G.. G,
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Nashville. Tenn. April 3.
]. c. Gilmer: Express to Mrs.
Starks our profound sympathy and
sorrow Of all Tennessee
II. F. BOYD, '....
e.. = S. NJ. RS
J. p. CRAWFORD,
Grand Chancellor.
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Lexington, Ky, April 3

Lexington, Ky, April 3.
j. G. Gilmer: Extend the heart
feit sympathy of all loyal Pythians Of
Kentucky to Mrs Starks in her great
loss and greater loss to Pythianism
the world over. Wire me at my ei-
pense the date of funeral
j. B. SNOWDEN,
Grand Chancellor.
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Hot Springs, Ark, April S.

Hot Springs, Ark, April S.
Mrs. s. w. Starks: Accept our
sympathy. The Calanthians Of Ar
kansas mourn with you in loss Of our
great leader, a Christian gentleman;
Our friend. May God bless you.
J. T. r. WARREN,
Grand Worthy Counsellor.
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LETTERS.

Washington, April 3.
Dear Mrs. Starks: I am just in
receipt Of a telegram from Mr.. Gil
mer announcing the death of your
husband. The news was a shock to
me. convey to you my deepest
sympathy in tins your sad hour Of
bereavement. How true it it, Death
loves shining mark, Your loss is
also distinct loss to the whole race.
Very sincerely,
RALPH w. TYLER.
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Jackson, Fla, April 4

Jackson, Fla, April 4.
Mr. J. G.. Gilmer. Executive Sec
rotary: | received the news Of the
death of Sir S. w. Starks Accept
my sympathy. Inform me Of the
date OF the funeral
GEN. D. TAYLOR.
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Springfield, o., April 3, 1908.
;. J, G.. Gilmer.

Charleston, w. Va.
Dear Sir and Bro: Your telegram
received announcing death Of ST.
preme Chancellor s. w. Starks.
Please convey my regrets and heart
telt sympathy to the bereaved fam
lily.
You will please inform me at the
earliest possible date when the flu
neral will take place, 80 we may have
representative there.
Yours IN +. G. & 49,,
J. II. WILSON.
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Chicago, i'll, April 3.

Chicago, III, April 3.
J. c. Gilmer: Illinois paralyzed
over death of S. w. Starks. Con-
dolence to widow and Brothers Of
our order.
DIR. ALLEN A. WESLEY,
Grand Chancellor.
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Wichita, Kas.. April 5.

Wichita, Kas., April 5.
Mrs. S. w. Starks: We extend
our heartfelt sympathy in your be-
reavement for loss of your very
worthy husband
MOLLIE E. COX,
G. w. G. Sunflower Grand Court Of
Calanthe, State of Kansas.
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Philadelphia, April 3.

]. g. Gilmer: | cannot find words
to express to you how deeply ] was
shocked to hear Of the sudden ter
limitation Of our Supreme Chancellor.
have long enjoyed his friendship
and know how utterly inadequate any
words Of mine are to soothe the
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II. p. ANDERSON.n.

st, Augustine, Fla, April 5.
]. c. Gilmer: The bereaved fam
lily han the aympathy OF Florida
knights to- mourn our loss. So. ....
u: G. ADGER, 80
'H Grand Chancellor.
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TelegH'a ans and Letters
Continued from page one.

Tuskegee, Ala, April 3.
Mr.. J. G. Gilmer: Have repeated
your message to DR.. Washington.
we all sincerely regret the death of
our great and good friend Extend
to Mrs. Starks sympathy Of Institute
community.
EMMETT J. SCOTT,
Secretary
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Columbia. s. c., April 3.

Columbia, S. c., April 3.
Mrs. S. w. Starks: | have just re-
ceived the sad intelligence of your
husbands death. Words cannot en-
press my sorrow. Four thousand
Pythians Of this State join me In ex-
tending deepest sympathy.
T. II. HENRY,
Grand Chancellor.
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OH H1TLBHdHI, AIa., April 4.
}. Z. Gllmer, Sec'y; In the name
or the Grand Court of Calanthe of
the State Of Alabama | express the
sentiments Of my State when saw
MRS. Starks and family have my
heartfelt sympathy in her irrepar-
rable loss in the demise Of Sir s. w.
Starks. The sisters of Alabama say
to the bereaved wife, look and de-
pend upon Him who doeth all things
for the best.
c. A. TUGGLE,
G.. w. G..
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Nashville Tenn ADril 2

Mrs s. W. Starks: You have nv
sympathy in this hour Of your sad
dest bereavement.
EMMA JOE COCKRILL,
Past S. J. Directress.
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Ansonia. Conn. April s.
}. c. Gilmer: A great man has
gone. Extend the sympathy OF my
family to the bereaved.
p. B. BURBRIDGE,
D. S. c.
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White Plains, N. Y, April 3.
j. c. Gilmer: Jurisdiction shock
ed to learn OF Str Starks death. Elk
tend sympathy. .'..'...,
e. B:J BAILEY,
Grand Chancellor.
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Pine Blum, Ark. April 3.
IS J, c. GifkSr. - E4tohd 70 the! fants
lily my depeet sympathy. WIN at
tend. Wire what day.
JOHN H. YOUNG,
S. NJ. of E.
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Macon, Ga, April 3.

Macon, Ga, April 3.
Mrs. S. w. Starks: Georgia
knights extend to you their SYM
pathy in your bereavement.
G. D. CRESWILL,
Grand Chancellor.
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Austin, Tex, April s:
Mrs. s. W. Starks: Accept pro-
found sympathy in your sad hour.
The knights OF Pythias have sus-
tafned a great loss. &C.:
l.. NJ. MITCHELL,
Supreme Lecturer.
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Galveston, Texas, April 3.

Galveston. Texas, April 3.
Mrs. S. w. Starks: We sympa-
thize with you in this your sad hour.
A great man has fallen and the race
has lost q leader.
w. r. HILL,
Past Grand Chancellor.
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Pittsburg, Pa, April 4.

Mrs. S. w. Starks: | extend to
You my deepest sympathy in your
bereavement
T. NJ. TATE.
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st. Louis, Mo-, April 3.

j. G.. Gilmer: Please extend to
Mrs. Starks my deepest sympathy in
this sad hour of bereavement
B. J. CARRUTHERS
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Richmond. Va, April 3.
]. c. Gilmer, Executive Secretary:
Shocked to hear or Supreme Chancel-
lor Stark's death. Express sympat-
by to widow
JOHN MITCHELL, Jr.,
Grand Chancellor
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Resolutions Of Sorrow.
Columbus, Ohio,

COLUMBUS, ONO,
April 9Th, 1908.
Whereas, The great and supreme
ruler Of the universe has in his in
finite wisdom removed from among
us our wortehy Supreme Chancellor,
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Chillicothe, O.. April 4.

ChillicOthe, O.. April 4.
Mrs. S. w. Starks: We share your
sincere sorrow in the loss Of your
noble husband. citizen and Supreme
Chancellor.
DIR. and Mrs. S. S. JORDAN.
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Meridian. Miss, April 3.

Meridian. Miss, April 3.
Mrs. S. w. Starks: You have the
heartfelt sympathy in this your hour
of bereavement Of the jurisd lotion OF
Mississippi.
JNO. W. HARRIS,
Grand Chancellor
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Chicago, ILL.,, April 3.

Chicago, III, April 3.
j. G.. Gilmer: | regret Sir Starks'
death. My coincidence to his widow
EDW. D. GREEN,
Sec. T. & S. Commission.
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Parkersburg w Va

Mrs. S. w. Starks: Accent heart
felt sympathy. Let me know particn-
larB. OF funeral
J. r. JEFFERSON,
Grand Worthy Councillor.
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Weston, w, Va, April 3.

W NoVOHI, w o., n PI II
Mrs. s. W. Starks: My deepest
sympathy for you and Mrs. Starks.
l.. O. WILSON, G. l..