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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-29
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. May 2S.The fact that to-
day was holiday in London and that
Monday would be a holiday in both New
York and London had the effect OF cur
failing speculative operations in stocks.
There were two conflicting reports in cir
culation both coming by different routes
from the same pont in the West Indies
one alleging that the United States fleet
had been sunk and Admiral Sampson
killed, and another that Commodore
Schley had penetrated the harbor Of
Santiago and sunk the Spanish fleet.
The market sold off ON the first and re-
covered on the second. but the dealings
were not large nor the movement wide
in any cases. Prices were sluggish out
side special stocks, and final changes
We're small.
There was reaction co-incdent with
the publication Of the bank statement
which was on its face, favorable. But
the expansion of over $4,000 900 in
loans, while suggesting activity in bust
ness goes with the knowledge that sun
plies Of commercial paper have not been
large in the market nor has the demand
for time loans been eager. The close
for stocks, was however, near top prices
under the manipulation and generally
n fraction above last nights closing
price.
Prices of stocks show some shbstan
tial gains over those week ago, although
the latter part of the week has seen {
falling off in activity. The latter resist
ance TO decline has been encouraging
to the bull element. and the belief ii gen
eral in Wall street that the powerlessnesi
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M0REHEAD CITY, N. C.

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Finest and largest ball
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For pamphlet, rates or information, APP
ply to,
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CHICAGO. May IS.

+hn QuULhLIUls WbIe 3" LUIkUWs4
-Four steady. Wheat. No. spring 81. l5(d
o; No. o spring al.leal.30 No. 3 red, $l.67
60 =. No. 2. 32K. Oats. NJ. 26a26h No. 2
white lOA20x; No. 3 wh'ra 2IR?SS. Rye, No
!, sIlO. barley, NO. 2, 87at5; NO. J, -; no. T. -;
FLAG seed No. !. $50. ETime Timotb '
eed 1884 Mess pork, per Dbl, $lL4tallfO
Lard per 100 los 10 lpa9 12K. Short riL sides
{, 4 D e6. 76ahle. Dry -salteo shoulders (hoxedl
Ma Short clear sizes boxed 1872" al 3b
vhiskey. distlllers' finished Goods. per gal
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PRICES WERE SLUGGISH
But SHOW SOME SUBSTANTIAL
GAINS OVER LAST WEEK.
THE MONEY MARKET is pLErHoRIc
The Boiling up of Spanish Fleet Encourages
the Bull Element. Slump in Wheat
Cotton improved Several Points
~. S. Bonds Advance.

New York. May % The week has
shown very irregular results in the dry
goods market. None of these has been
entirely satisfactory, except the sales OF
staple cottons for export use. The bad
weather which has prevailed all the
week is the primal cause of poor business.
1t is reported that the consumption trade
in nearly all sections Of the country has
been light. The market for novelties,
especially patriotic ones, has been lively
In wooden fabrics of all sorts the mar
ket has ruled duh. Print cloths are
quoted ut / 1916, perfectly nominal
quotation
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Md, May ss Flour week
western eupertne f376ai.[0: do extra 81 BJa
4.s5;do family Sj.8jloo s.; wtnterwheat patents
a. 5JaB 60 spring DO. t6.7507 p; spring wheat
sEra1ehLs g6.6JB6 IS.
W heat unsettled SPOT and May l3iKC g: June
1870 july liza asked steamer No. reu
ltS%. SuuCEern wheat Dy sample ID i36K; dc
on grade 'S2ka 1874.
Cora weak ami 10 yer; spot AMI June
sea ,5N ju,y 38Hai 8A steamet mixed d8AoSa .
Southern white corn 40; 90 yellow 40%-
Oats duili NO. waite, western Z7AaGS: No Z
mi sed ~
Rye dull: No. 9. nearby e4; No. 9 western 66.
Hay quiet; choice rllnOJhy SIs.50al3 %.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON n q May g Spirits turpen
tine un hsnged receipts 10 Casks.
R9sla uncuanged receipts 4Ui barrels.
Crude LurpenJine steadg, nard A.U0, $3.50 and
sl.7U: rec Ipts % Darreis.
Tar stead al Sl.lu; receipts 2l2 barrels.
CHARLEsToN, 5 O., May ~. -purpentlne
arm at 20
Rosin hrm.
SAVANNAH, Ga. May IS Spirits turpentine
firm &C Civ sales 60 uasss: receipts 2ij
Rosln nrm and urchA ged; nOssleJ re
ce p,s 1914.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. May is-Floul weak snd low
ar. Minnesota patents 67aa72l. winter pat
ants & 4OsGt5, do. straight A4.bfai.70: winter
ayfras S3 65aA ~: winter low grades S2.90a3 CO.
RYE -four dull, s3 65a4' o.
Corn meal easy; yellow western II: y
N: Hrandywine ~ OoR2 III
RYE weak: No. 2 western 49,
barley GU ct: western feedinR 62a.6; barley
nalt Quiet western 6saib.
Wi tsa.. spot, weak NO red l33X; options
we're somewhat centralized today, penine
weak unce pea IS news, they alie1 brisk
" on July Gov ring 81 d then collapsed uo
da'ion. ciot ed cents Off on M v;4A low e.
July snd ka2k o. latec months NO
}, closed 1875 July l08kal 81. Closed lUSA
Septt NIB S6Aa%1s clcssd S6K.
torn, snOt, weak no. 2. OOH options OF eneo
elsv u der ak cab'Cs. rpr0Y,d on ba0
G op news hut finally broke with heat sno
ca Na&ret ler. May closed 3.B July
closed 3 &a3e e. ci sc 37A J pit inter 3eA 8
"a, closed 3s%
'iats. spog. eak. NO. 2. 38A options, Gul
an weak, May closed 80.
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CITY RETAIL PRICES;

lbs. and less than 10 lbs. at one time
G0c. per 100 lbs.
10 lbs. and less than % lbs. at one
time, soc per 100 lbs.
% lbs. and less than 100 lbs, at one
time, 40c per 100 lbs.
100 lbs. and less than 1000 lbs. at one
time, 35c. per 100 lbs.
1000 lbs. and less than 1000 lbs, at
one time, SOC. per 100 lbs.
1000 lbs. or more at one time, 25c.
per 100 lbs.
These are low prices.
We want to contribute to the COM
tort of everybody.
We want all our drivers of wagons
to visit all houses in the city where ice
is taken regularly. TO do this they can't
wait at any place to put ice away or
for change or a chat.
SO we request all to get tickets and
be ready to exchange a ticket for ice
as soon as wagon arrives. If this re-
quest be complied with we will try to
give good service. Drivers have tickets
for sale for cash only and do not keep
accounts.
JONES G. POWELL.
RALEIGH, N. G.
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nALnIGH aOTTON.
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK. May 2e.-Money on eat
easier At Ia alN per cont; last loan IL pei
s,enr- closing at per cent. Priu {
rpavcss atile paper 3Hafk pc" cent. Sterlln'
exchange ste dy az d nolljnn with aetna
+ nj neas ia Dsnkers' bills AZ ASK a4.S8A for
,Iamand. at 4ssaf.S4k for sixty days. Posted
rALe- 8saL87k. Commercial bills 4.ssa' .s3A
silver carGtrcates 6ta5y. Bar silver Din mex.
loan dollars ASK. Government bonds STR &.
State bonds dull. Railroad bonds strong.
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COTTON.

New York. May % The cotton mar
ket opened dull but steady at unchanged
prices to / point advance and ruled mae
tive throughout the forepart of the SEES
sion. Prices improved several points
on light Liverpool and Wall street buy
ing but speculation hung inasmuch as no
news was received from Liverpool. A
good portion of to-day's business was for
the closing ont Of accounts by bulls and
bears who feared to take chances over
Sunday and Monday.
Near closing trading picked up some
what and price improved several points
on buying orders from the south and
covering by less confident shorts. The
close was steady ut a net gain of 2Gi4
points. Total transactions for the day
reached but SO, 800 bales.
Port receipts estimated for the week
at $500 against 2S.340 last week aud
9,159 last year. At Memphis 3S against
40 last year and at Houston 226 against
81 last year.
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LUCAL srOUK MARKET.
cHIcAGO PRONIsI0N-

Chicago, May 2S.-Lack of short inter-
est and promise of superabundant crops
throughout the world caused a decided
slump in wheat to-day. July closed 215
M312c lower, and September 119c Corn
was &c higher and oats 1c lower. Lard
and ribs are Sc. higher. Pork declined
T1Lc
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TOTAL NET RECEIPTS.

New York, May % Total to-day and
consolidated net receipts 1859; exports
to France 60J0 to the continent b.
305; stocsk 46S,679.
Total since September 1st, net receipts,
S,S35. 403. Exports to Great Britain 32.
2S6,6 to France 794, O46; to the CONT
nent 2,S11,0T4.
NEW YORK, May q = Futures opened
dun bnt steady: 81 es 1890 bales.
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NEW ORLEANS La May 2s.-Cotton future'
sfahdv. a4IeR TsOl baIeg
LrHRR MARKETS.

Galveston, firm, 6. 181 halee
Norfolk. steady. { Il .Gl fales.
RaItimor nominal, OK -- naies.
Boeton, dull. 69-l6, biS bales
Wilmington, firm. 6H. 1T oalea.
Phtladelphis. quiet, . Ia b bales.
Savannahi stead '. q, 7ke bales.
New Orleans. quiet LID. l,22l bales.
Mobile. quiet, b l5- 10 bales.
Memphis, steady, 8, 8 bales
Augusta, eady 81 IA bales.
Charleston, nominal, bales.
Cincinnati. quiet d. 3O9 bales.
Louisville. quiet. 81. - bales.
Sc, Louis. steady o, 3 bales
Houston. steadV. @, 2z6 tales.
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NEW ORLEANS.

spot cotton closed dun: mIddIinR uplandt
3 l6: middling gulf 1915; sales 2,2S7 bales
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GERoFLE GERoELA.

This is the name of the opera that the Columbia Comic Opera Co. will produce here on Tuesday, January IS. It is a very pretty opera from the pen of Lecocq's and abounds in catchy airs, witticism and delightful dialogues. The situation are hum- orous to the extreme and Mr. Jack Henderson and Chas. Huntingdon have reputation for making the most fun out of them. The chance for the soloists is not limited and in the hands of such capable people as Miss Ethel Waleh, prima donna so= prana, late of the De Wolf Hopper Co. and the Bostonians; Misskather- inc MacNeal, primadonna contralto; Harry Davis, the celebrated Welch tenor; W, k. Northway, baratone, and Eugene Rogers, basso, the solos will be well taken care of. This should prove to be a delightful treat and everybody should enjoy lit. The usual house prices will pre- vail as there will be no advance, al- though it is very expensive com pany numbering B people.
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ANOTHER DEAL.
MT. ". D. Hearn Purchases the Baptist Property on West
 Fifth Avenue.

There is not only great activity in country real estate just now, but city property as well
 Mr. ". D. Hearn, the affable and gentlemanly cashier of the Bank of Pine Bluff, has purchased the prop erty at the corner of West Fifth ave nue and Chestnut street from the Baptist congregation and will soon erect thereon a handsome residence.
 The deal was made some few days ago and ths deed will be passedl to- morrow. The consideration was &, ,500.
 This property was purchased by the Bap tist congregation some time ago to erect brick church edilice thereon, but having failed in their ef fort to raise sufficient funds with which to build new church, aban- doned their purpose and placed the property on the market.
 This is one of the most desirable residence proper ties in the city, and the PHIccongratulates Mir. Hearn upon his purchase.
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BOB TAYLOR'S TALES.
Just Received 100 Copies of His Tales and ssLeetures at the
 Graphic Office.

The GRAPHIC has just received 100 copies of Gov. Bob Taylor's Tales and Lectures. The books are bound in paper and contain his three famous lectures, "The Fid- de and the Bow, " ssThe Paradise oi Fools and eVisions and Dreams, 2 all profusely illustrated. These books sell ordinarily at $1.00 each, but the GRAPHIC offers them abso lutely free or the following terms:
 With one 3-months' subscription to the Daily GRAPHIC, cash in ad vance.
 With one years subscription tt the twioe=a- a;saca4lz Weekly GRAPHIC cash in advance.
 0To subscribers for .the DaEsl GRAPHIC whose names have been on our subscription lists for the last three months, these books will be sold at 25 cents each.
 To non- n-subscribers these books will be sold at 50 cents each.
 There is nothing finer in print than Bob Taylor's tales and lectures. There is not dull line from the first page to the last, and more in tensely interesting pages were ney- CT found between two covers.
 For sale at the GRAPHIC office at 30 cents per volume.
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AN UNFORTUNATE MAN GEO. HENDRICKS IN THE CITY SICK AND HALF NAKED LAY OUT ON THE
 STREET LAST
 NIGHT.
Was Sent Here by Citizens of Fordyce-Cannot Get Any Aid From the
 County.

Geo. Hendricks, white man, IS a lit object for charity. He came in from tordyce last night, and lay out on the street until morning.l He IS sick, half naked and nearly blind. He has been lying around the streets all day trying to get the aid of physician. When seen lying on the floor of the court house at noon to- day by GRAPHIC reporter he told a pitiful tale. His home is in Elwood, Indiana, and he has been a sufferer from blood disease for many years. It caused him to go blind ia one eye. He was loosing the use of the other. He spent all the money he eyer had trying to cure the eye. Last fall he went down to New Orleans and en- tered hospital. He left there and has since been working his way back to Indiana. About four weeks ago he had one eye taken out, and doctors say that the other will be blind in short while. The citizens of Fordyce raised money enough to send him here. The County Judge is outof the city and the man has no order to the county physician. Since Thursday he has been sick and bis bowels are hard and swollen. He is in very pitiful condition and it r is nobody's especial business to look after him.
 Our citizens and officers see such cases IS this frequently, and never make any effort to establish fund or hospital for their relief. A hospital would do as much to pro- teet our city from plague as quaran- tine regulations.
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ORATORICAL ASSOCIATION.
Eight Contestants for the Saunders Medal Selected.
 Contestants.

preliminary contest was held at the court house last night by the Pine Bluff Oratorieal Association to determine upon the contestants for the i. Y. Saunders medal. The meet ing was attended by Il large audi enee. Three Judges were selected by Mir. Saunders to pass upon the mer- it's of the declamations. Every ef- fort was very ceditable and each was loudly applauded. After counseling among themselves the judges selected the following eight ont of about twenty members to contest for the medal: Messrs. E. !. Kerwin, Tom Atkinson, H. K. Toney, Beno Al- theimer. John Alexander, Milton Blum, Percy Meyer and Alex Rowell. The contest for the medal will take place at the opera house February lst.
 A decIamatory contest is now be- ing arranged between n Little Rock club and the Pine Bluff association. The contest will take place in about % days,
 Mr. M. L. Altheimer has offered q gold medal to the Association, and as soon us q date can be arranged the boys will enter lively contest for this medal. The near future holds forth bright prospects for the members and they hope to win all kinds of laures.
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 CITY COUNCIL.
Proceedings of Monday Nigt' s
 Session.

The City Council met in regular session last night, the Mayor and a quorum being present.
 The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved,
 The City Attorneys opinion as to the duty of the Sewer Commissioner was received and filed.
 The matter of title to the property recently purchased from Chas. Sen yard was referred back to the Board of Public Affairs, with instructions to investigate further with full pow CT to act.
 The $100 time warrant Issued to Trulock Bros. in payment of rent for cotton scales ground, vas returned by MT. Knox with Q request that they be paid in currency. Moved that the warrant and eommunica- tion be returned to MT. Knox with the information that no additional sum would be allowed.
 MT. Ernest Plummer, of the Courier Printing Company, was given per mission to address the Council. He stated that he understood there was no contract for public printing let this year, and that when bids were last advertised for, he understood q combination was effected between the then three papers of the city, by which they were to make bids and shake dice to see who would get the contract; that his paper had just re ceiyed new material, and was in a condition to do the work, both job and legal advertising, at q saving oi from one-third to one-half on pres ent prices.
 Board of Public Affairs was in structed to advertise for bids for the city printing for the balance of this administration.l
 Moved that all printing and adyer- Using needed by the city be purchas- cd by the Board of Public Affairs from the lowest bidder, ex eept the printing of advertisements for bids for the city printing, whiel ] the Board is instructed to insert 1T t6se ss ssPress-Eagle. ;
 An 6srdininanee allowing MT Brock way to 7gake certain improve ments In the Boaliaa1 of Trade saiooT was adopted.
 Alderman Hightower offcft&e th' following resolution, which Wa unanimously adopted;
 Resolved, That on and after this date the ordinance known as the Fire Limit Ordinance, will be strictly enforced, and no exceptions will be made.
 Owners of iron-clad and wooden builnings will take due notice, ms any repairs to such buildings are illegaR
 Adjourned.
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HORSE THIEF.
larged by Justice Vance on
 ecount Of Being Non Compus Mentis.

King (coloredl was brought 'W. D. Vance, Justice of the yesterday (Monday) after |on charge of horse stealing. two weeks ago King walked |man's yard on the Cockrell pnd carried off Q rope to the (which a horse was attached. 'Tas trailed by officers of the lnd last week arrested by } constable Creed Taylor at mill. When brought before Squire yesterday it appeared nt that the negro was insane. ls therefore relieved from the
 " of the charge on account of
 non compats plcatis.
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CARD OF THANKS.

I desire to return thanks to the city fire department for their quick response and heroic work at this mornings fire. I also desire to re- turn thanks to our neighbors and employees of the shops water works who aided in saving my store from the flames.
 d&W1t. COOKS 6RoCEhA'
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THE COTTON MILL.

MT. J. B. Johnson is out today soliciting subscribers to stock in the new cotton mill proposed to be re- Aaoved from the East to Pine Bluff. - we are glad that the enterprise .l''u with fair success, Already i' iiiSes'ns TIired$10, ,000 has been Sl ,50O of the req uuNEcn9p6,qo >y-raiter. subscribed as follows; $. Geisr, NJ $500; ". H. Langford, $500; Truloci-' Bros., $500.
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nonsenold Necesslty

Gascarets Candy Cathartic, the most wonderful medical discovery of the ace. Dleasant and refreshing to the taste, act gently and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels, clena- ing the entire system, dispel colds, cure headache, fever, habitual eOnstl- pation and biliousness. Please buy and try a box of c. c. c. to-day; lO, 25. 50 cents. Sold and guaranteed to cure by all druggists. l2-30eod
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Meeting of 4. NJ. E. Church.

Van Buren, Ark, Jan. 27 to 90, 1898.
 For the above occasion the Cotton Belt will sell tickets to Van Buren and return at rate of one and one third fare for the round trip ($8.O5) on the certificate plan. Dates of sale Jan. 9 to 2s; return limit Feb. 2nd.
 H. BRINGMAN, Agent.
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PINE BLUFF ARKANSAS EVENING JANUARY 18 1898
NEWS IN BRIEF.

haste.
 Hillsboro, Tex, had a $85, ,ooO blaze.
 The Douglass House, at Hot Springs, burned down.
 The North Atlantic Squadron has left Hampton Roads for the South.
 Hon. Ben Butterworth died at Fhomosville, Ga. It was Brights disease.
 Logan Carlisle died suddenly at the home of his father, in New York of heart failure.
 There was terrific tornado with out loss of life in Pottawottomie county, in lie Indian Territory.
 A protest has gone from Little Rock against the consecration of Bishop Brown, of Ohio.
 The Hawaiian annexations treaty will be the bone of contention in the Senate this week.
 Seven train loads of Texas cotton have reached Tacoma for shi ment to Japan.
 Oppositionists will address a pro test to the Queen Regent against the autonomy programme in Cuba.
 Leading American and foreign cyclist leave New York today for Bellair, Fla, for winter.
 Will Harper shot and killed Joe Jetel at Texarkana. They were Sal yation Army cadets, and quarreled for the love of Salvation Army lassie.
 There was pistol fight on the Falls plantation, in Mississppl coun- ty, Ark. Out of six participants two were killed and two wounded.
 At conference of farmers at Marvell, Ark, Agricultural Com missioner ". c. Yineenheller ad- vised diversified farming.
 A St. Louis syndicate, headed by F. c. Niedringhaus, has purchased extensive mineral lands in Cumber- land county, Tennessee.
 Fred Jones, an Oklahoma City barkeeper, shot and killed the Chief of Police, c. W. Jackson, and depu- ty sheriff Bishop Armstrong.
 Ex-Senator Reagan, the originat- or of Interstate Commerce regula- tione writes to say hat it is the du- ty ol Congress to regulate the busi- ness of railroads, their rates ard charges.
 The Japanese warship Kasagi will be launched from the Cramp docks, at Philadelphia, on Thursday. It is the largest vessel ever built in this country for foreign account.
 The diplomatic and consular ap- propriations bill is expected to come up in the House, at Washington, this week, and will precipitate dis cussion of foreign relations all along  the line.
 England has stated to China the concessions demanded in case of the war indemnit" loan being raised. The terms have been conceded, but China fears that France and Russia may object.
 Mrs. Lucille Lane, youngest daughter of ex Senator Jo Black burn, of Kentucky, shot herself in her apartments in the Wellington Hotel, at Washington. The bullet pierced her breast. She may reeov- CT. It is given out that the shoot ing was accidental Her married life was pleasant.
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GOV BOB TAYIoR's TALES


 This book is made up of Gov. Fay lor's three superb lectures, "The Fiddle and the Bow" "The Para disc of Fools, and "Yisions and Dreams. We call to mind no lee turer who has ever won such won derful popularity in so short a while as has Gov. Taylor.
 All over the nation he has lectured and everywhere all classes and con ditions of people have thfonged to hear him. >And none went who did not fall in love with our genial Bob with his boundieSs humor, his tender pathos, his wholesNme philosophy and his flights of eloqueneG unsur. passed. These many thousand ofpe0- pie have learned to love Bob Taylor, and they will be glad to learn that his lectures-those brilliant, soulful, sparkling children of his genius and love-have been put into book form. Now he can go into every home and sit by every fireside, and every home will be better and every fireside brighter for his being there. The little book should find it's way into every family in the land, for where ever il goes and is read its happy philosophy its satisfying humor, and it's noble lessons of patience and humanity, will be as seeds of hope and love to bud and blossom and burst into sunshine and song in the human heart. Nashville Sun.
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|SWITCHMAN HURT.
idaker Gets His Finger ut Off in the Yards at
 tho shops.

Eo ldaker, Il switchman in the E at the Cotton Belt shops Mon
 Dad one finger mashed off be- 2 the bumpers of two ears. The pded member was dressed by #foupe, and Mr. Idaker Is doing ell as could be expected today. E GRAPmc sympathizes with
 ln the loss of his finger.