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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-04-08
BOTH ouELIsTs DEAD.

Editor Brann and Captain Davis suecumb
to Wounds Received.
Waco. Tex. April 4.-W. O. Brann,
editor Of The Iconoclast, who engaged
In street duel with Thomas z. Davis,
died at 2 .. m. Davis died ct 2:30 p. m.
The fight was the latest Of . long series
Of similar tragic affairs in which Brann
has been . participant or was more or
less directly concerned.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-04-08
LATEST MARKET REPORr.
p.issh ora,s.

DULuTH. April
WHEAT-Cash No. hard. el.o0k; M;
Northern, 93kc; No. Northern, Ole.
No 8 3spring, $40. To Arrive-No l hard.
ol.09; No. l Northern. 4i.Ol.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-04-08
Msnpsapo,js 0raia.

MlNNEAPOLIs, April &
WHEAT-April closci at o73Sc; Nay,
08N@96Ac: July, $50; September, TO.
On Track-No. hard, o9Nc; No ]
Northern. 07%c.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-04-08
Chicago Grain and Provlsions.
CHICAGO. April &
CLOSING PRICES

CLOsI.JG PRICES
WHEAT-May. tl.05A; July. s511c;
September, 777Sc; December, 771fc.
CORN-April 2yNc; May, 1910; July.
8O7S@3l; September, sec.
OATS-April, 26hc; May, a5kc: July.
239Gc.
PoRK-April. sass; May. sas7; July
t9.91
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-04-08
Poultry. Bus.sr ..d Egg.

CHICAGO. April >.
POULTRY-Live. steady; turkeyA 90
l0:: chickens, S0Sxo; ducks. g..
BUTTER-Firm; creamerles ls0l0o;
dairieA l1@l7o.
EGGS Steady; fresh ". &
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-04-08

Aue nankinson Hall association has
been incorporated for the purpose Of
erecting a hall building at that town
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-04-08
Friday, Apri, 1.
Monday. sr.ro,, 4.

The house passed tho Cannon bill au.
thorizing the government to erect tenn
p0raly Notifications in case Of emergency
on land not owned by the government on
c0nsent Of the aHYners
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-04-08
sioux CITY 1--we Stock.

sioux CRY, Ia, April g.
HOGS-Market5 5@l0o higher. Ranged
prices, e37O@AS0
CATTLE-Market active, steady ON
good grades.
Sales ranged at e2.50Gpa9O for COWS;
eA00@AN for sto,kers; t.760A % for
stock heifers; e4.45@A00 for yearlings.
SHEEP-ln demand, t3.6O@L9S
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-04-08
.. pasl l1nlon Stock Yards.

SOUTH ST. PAUL, April E
HOGS-.Markot 59l0, higher: quality
fair to good. Range Of prices. eso00S0
CATTJE-Market strong and active
Sales ranged at ts 0o@ i.6O for stockers:
ea75@ 20 for COWS; e. 4o@32j for heifsrs
e3OOl4. IS for steers.
SHEEP-Market strong; good demand
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-04-08
Wednesday. March. 30.

Wednssdays March 80.
With the naval bill under consideration
in the house, Mr.. Bailey, the Democratic
leader, tried to get through rs privileged
. resolution recognizing tho independence
Of Cuba. The speaker held the question
not to be privileged and was sustained by
the. house on appeal.
The senate passed the bill for civil gov.
srnment of Alaska.
Thursday. March 81.
Discussion Of the Cuban question occu-
pied almost the entire time Of both
house and senate. In the house Lewis Of
Washington denounced the administra-
ton, and was answered by johnson of
Indiana. Mr.. Bailey defined the position
Of the Democrats as Independence for
Cuba, without war IL possible, with 1t ii
necessary" General Grosvenor then
madea short reply stating, in effect, that
that was the position Of the administra-
tion, and asking what else all the war
preparations meant.
In the senate, Allen, Frye and Chandler
made speeches
Friday, April I.
The senate spent almost the entire day
In the discussion Of the resolution re-
ported yesterday from the senate commit
tee on foreign relations for the acquisi-
ton Of the West India islands owned By
Denmark. and the session was closed by
the practical withdrawal of the resolution
by Senator Lodge. its author.
After IN exceedingly turbulent session
Of SIX hours, the house passed the naval
appropriation bill and then adjourned ul.
til Monday. The war spirit was mani.
tested in all the speeches and ovcrrodc the
the naval committee itself by increasing
the number Of torpedo boats and torpedo
boat destroyers to ~. the bill us reported
providing for but IL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-07

tho same when seen IN tho circle OF his
family Not only as regards the enect
OF light and color. but even his EXPIRE
sion and carriage Will be changed. 1nia
realistic French school quite logically
concludes as &C. Is Impossible 20 combine
an these different situations the best re-
suits arc 90 be obtained speaking of por-
traits by posing YOUR model In his mosl
Characteristic position. among surround
ings suggestive OF his tastes and PROBES
sion; then copy nature as you see H.
truly and sincerely Talent and tcch-
uiqle win help t0 feel and reproduce me
hncss8 and capricc5 of nature, and the
genius o. thc artist viii Doe brought TO
bear in giving expression and sentiment
90 the whole. SIR. kaufmln's portrait
is in keeping wllh the principles ot This
school lt bears the imprint OF deep
thought and seriousness. lie has pof-
trayrd in most mastery manner not
only the imeamants OF Sir R0yall bul
given US his disposition and character as
we'll AS a work OF art o. is uneXcciled
by any in Richmond. We are glad 20
have this rtIst among us. His presence
no doubt, VIII have a stimulating effect
upon cur arg clubs. and bis work VIII DO
much towards educating our people for "a
love for the truly artistic. Let u3 hope
that IT will not be long before we may
have the pleasure OF giving moro work
from the brush Of this talented artist.
Richmond. Va, oct. T. l,so. d.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-07
HIsorBY THEIR OWN PETARD.

The Bristol Tribune. an afternoon paper
which is giving Judge Rhea very cordial
support for Congress, says that the Re-
publican papers Of the district are not
ready 20 say that the coming election Will
not be fair and honest, but that they are
agitating the question Of honest elections
with the object in view that when Judge
Rhea is elected 10 represent the Ninth
District in Congress. they will attempt
TO unseat him by raising the cry Of dis
honestly and fraud. Il
Now let Us give our Bristol contempt
rarv a nut TO crack. If Judge Rhea is
elected and elected fairly and honestly,
yet before a Republican Congress the pre-
sumption Of fraud viii be against him,
the burden Of proof will be upon him. and
he Will be compelled to show that there
was no crookedness IN the election.
why Is this? The answer IS simple.
Any intelligent man who examines the
Virginia election law will see how easy
Il is 10 commit fraud under its provisions.
The Republican members Of Congress
have examined that law time and again
IN election contests from this state and
hsve convinced themselves that that law
was enacted for the purpose Of putting
Democrats into Office by fraudulent prac-
tees They contend. therefore. and II was
so argued in the last two contests before
the House. that II the law was enacted
10 promote fraud. and II 1t is so easy 10
commit fraud under its provisions, there
fore fraud IS invariably committed~wher-
ever II is necessary to the election OF any
Democratic candidate.
There is no sort OF doubt that AIr Epss,
from the Fourth district. and Mr.. Young.
from the Second district. lost their seats
in Congress by virtue OF the present cleo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-07

when war WAS declared Oh April ID -
WA. taken Tor granted b.. au tle military
and naval evDarts iu Frr.1e first. tua.
ME Spanish navy was moro than match
for ours. and. secondly. that no laui
ouarlt.ors would b8 ATTEMPTED bv u#.
before tho close of the rainy season.
which has NOT. even yet arrived. I-lt is
On saw ir was expected that the hour
,.b.n vs wrote 40 neaIue Ho..I have
..,l... ....a. with The exception of some
naval eusagemeuts. la e.-.ro 1870 should
b. Fortunate IL we proved able t1 uo.f
,rr. .Vu ASA matter 0f f.0r. although
ti. c,a-. b...io ou., about 1--WE months ago.
In has b..n. Tor weeks, practically OVER
and ,.. .l.e gained Jar moro than would
l4ye c0ut.nt0I lis at tue opening OF tIe
contest we should have been only too
dad lad snau. .u t.a Itsr week. 0t April
C4.re5 10 avert the need OF res0rtIns fo
t.stH.ff.s bv GRANTING tla Independence
.f D.... d d. even probable tIIr at
t1at late hour. although We bad already
evnorda9 Cd GOOD deal Of money Iu ureDa-
rafirrs Tor a contest. we should have
consented ir return for e1an's reluctant
co,oo-.frn to assume or guarantee az
r...- ~ .f.. s,-r5.aI Cuo.. debit.
l.,,,. ,,.,.re l.,. r.s.af and what Is
d.. ....l-s Wa s.r. y.itraesof two
49,, t...,.. ..tf., f,- ,s ,r.rs
HI'a- '."''l D-...' -''" ~. ~.
f'-- '. 5.r % e're.e man WHO Inc 9po5s-
..-........---. No.. ANN, u.-af wa Iaya
r9Il I'D. 40 tr--rs ,, s.,rl,g, b.,
.-- 80. ~ .,s rs.r,, sess5r ar8 We
bey. Co~,eire8 tso surrender Of a mile
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-07

to South. and that the company VIII huilo
a union depot in the heart Of the city.
II Is = great enterprise AID viii b. Of
incalculablo value TO this community. We
therefore urge upon the people Of Rich
rnond 10 meet the company in a spirit Of
llbcrality.
It Is said that the protector OF the
great ship yard at Newport NoWs first
nroposed 20 locate their plant near Nor
folk. bat ga some way the secret leaked
out. and when they attempted 20 buy the
necessary lands they were ne, with such
cxorhitant prices as 20 run them away
from that locality. The result W.. that
suitable lands were purchased at New
port News and Norfolk lost this or at i'm
dusiry through the nHberal spirit Of SUBJ
urban property owners Richmond may
well profit b. this example.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-07

Editor OF The Times:
Sir.-I wish 10 say a few words IN re-
gard 10 the portrait OF W. / Royal, now
on exhibition in the window of the Moses
music store. and upon which there seems
% be such diversity OF opinion as 20 its
merit. etc. I have had the opportunity
og viewing this portrait number OK times
and OF hearing tho various criticisms
made by passers-0y. Some would laud
II IN the highest terms, while others did
not Ike it 40 ALL What appeared 20 be
its strongest features 20 many were rs
principal defects 10 others and remarks
Ike the following were constantly being
made by persons casually looking az %
while on their way 20 and from their
business. How lie-Nkel How % Sticks
out OF the canvas. best I've ever seen.
Whoever saw a human being with such
colors IN his face. Entirely too stin-
Look at thar green spot on the nose ave-
full and sO on That such p difference
Of opinion should exist. why some attack
while others strongly defend this picture
as not surprising 90 those familiar WIN
the workings Of nature ana the manifest
notifications ahs UulorgOes under diner
ent circumstances. To appreciate thls
picture one should see Mr. Royal IN bis
Office. where it was painted, and under
similar conditions and surroundings TOT
all these affect the appearance OF the
subject This excellent portrait bears the
uudoubted stamp o. that realistic French
school I'm which the artist or. Kaufman
received his training lie paints his sub
fects just as they appear az certain
time. in a certain place and under cer-
tain light and surroundings. a person
painted indoor does not look the same as
when nainted out-of-dO0rs The condi-
lions OF tie light. a cloudy or sunsniny
dav. the surroundings and even tho coll
oring OF the walls OF the rooms ia which
the model poses affect the aspect Of the
picture The surroundings may influence
both the coloring and modelling OF the
subject by acting either as direct re-
nection or BY contrast. A preach whom
we are accustomed 70 see m n spacious
han With high windows on each side. viii
look quite dinerent AZ hts home or IN his
study when the windows are small. 4
general in front q his army will not look
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-07
arrrnNIATH.

rtis said that Judge Van Wyck, Demo-
....... ,.,,.,t7..o f,- Governor OF New
Dldl-I ''-i4---"-' 4'-
Aoih' VIII stump ',7
p,~r,. pe,rrop+ haas declined 20 be O.
candidate for Corer for the First New
,,,-,- fi-.-,,+ ~, tre Democratic ticket.
.,.. ...
allAolah ne was ' ..'.'....,.'
Fen,ion "ollo o-1o7 %.
r-...,..f ..,.e
IAe vienna N1'-' "'-'--'
that a company bias boom formed with
"a capital OF $1,000 forms 20 exploit Count
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-07
Winnie Davis.

Under the Stars and stripes,
How stin she lies;
How pale the sunny face.
Death-ci0scd, the eyes
Outside, people mourn,
Gray coats and blue.
Bands play a solemn dirse;
Tears all unbidien surge
ia eyes stil true.
Under the Stars and Stripes,
As O. lily, fair.
Lies there girlish form
What else lies there?
Hush, For "The Lost Cause she
stood brave and true.
Faithful her wOman's heart
Love filed. from hate apart,
OF, caps OF blue.
Halc-mast tie Stars and stripes
over "a girli
Stlled aye triumphal shouts,
Old fass we furl.
Warm hearts beat sadly meath
GRAY coats and blue
"Our Daughter" say the grayi
"Yours ana ours: One, today
Whisper the blue.
- Charles ~ Robinson in Rochester Pos
Express.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-07

Tho Esteghazy q DO died recently Is not
* course. the villain .r the Dreylus case
nor. parelthfticauy Was he in any way
connected with that sWashoIck.er but
there is a romance 10 h-- zee, and ia his
ancestry there are Two. century aso
tho Earl OF Westnorcian d eloped in o.
ros,-chairs with lie presumptive hclres8
of rich banker There was pursuit
pistol shots through the window the dig
nifty OF dagger and 90 marriage az dreint
Green lae banker never forsaye IT,
IFS money vert over their heads % a
daughter who. as Lady Jersey. reisned IN
London society and in several ol ID ls-
raelis novels besides A d1nghter o. tais
heroine married Prince Esterhazy. 81
Galsntha The Esterhazys are great no.
bles. which is a detail. but they are
Hungarians. which is not. In Hungry
the spirit OF caste exists as IT, nowhere
out Of Asia. But then ina Aunsaslan5
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-07

arc Asaucs. and the Esteraazys. it ia
~ interest t0 noto descend from At.'h
Whel, ae passed tne earth remalAel t'.-
ever nare Tne powers NJ lf ass ai-
ants age more limited. They may marry
whom -l.g uke. llt unless tl.y merry
In their own class tleIe is I'D one t1 gee
cslye their princesses There vas no ono
t1 receive tne Franllalg1tar ot enc alnk-
90 on bier csclteheon Was che bar-s.-is
Ter Oh trade How greatly Che c.rcum-
stance affected her ls immlferlaL ~ was
her son who Died tle o.h0r dlY. a year
ago &c was reported that he was engaged
t1 Mrs Langley and ODD tle eT-H'1 %
Naples as weI That ha'nr r.lfr.ent.
an affect Uhlan stole hls name smearet
DC with mud aaI sent &c. aalilaf infamy,
around Che world. $50 wonder na died
Edgar Sa'tus in Golfers WeekH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-07

ton Jaw Of Virginia. AS We SAID the
prcsnmption was against him and there
fore tho decision was against him.
The Democrats Of Virginia VIII nanny
come 20 the conclusion that honesty Is
not only the best principle, but the best
pOlicv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-07

What do YOU think Of my husbands
poems. professor
"I think they will pc read when those
of Milton and Longfellow are forgotten"
How nice of YOU But YOU are saying
that only 10 please me. m afraid
NAY. madam j DO but speak the sim
pie truth. Truth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-07
LET Us BE LIRERAL.

That was most welcome announce
mont which The Times made yesterday
70 the people OF Richmond that the Rich
nond. petersburg and Carolina railroad
will surely be built. that II will form
link IN q grea, trunk line from North
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-07
naxineitUnderstnod.

Mistress-And remember. Mary: J never
allow my girls 10 entertain their beaux
IN the kitchen.
New Servant-Very well. ma'am. What
nights does your daughter use the par
lor?-Chicago News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-07

State Democratic Committee,
Room So.
Chamber Of Commerce Building,
Richmond, va.
The following appointments for public
speaking are announced.
HON. JOHN vs.. DANIEL.
Buckingham (courD. October 10TH.
HON THOMAS s. MARTIN.
Suffolk Court. October 10Th.
Brunswick Court. October oath.
Slrry (courO. October 25tn.
Jon. JOHN +. RIXEY.
I,-udoun Court. October 10Th.
CulpeDer (courO October 18th.
STANFORD (courD. October 18th.
FauQuier (courD. October 24tn.
HON. SYDNEY p. EPES
Prince George (cour0. October 18th.
Prince Edward tc0urD October 18th.
N0tt0way (c0urD. November Sd.
Greonsy!le lcourO. November lth.
HOS. JAMES hay.
Front Royal mighD, october sth.
Woodstock (courD. October l0,h.
Stanardsviua (courD. October 18th.
Uarris0nburg lc0urU. October 18th.
Luray (couru. october -4,h
Charlottesville lcourD, November 9Th.
HON. SAMUEL vs. WILLIAMS.
Dickinson (courQ, October NI-
Gfayson Court. October 18th.
HON. b. - FLOOD
E0tetourt )c0urU, October l0,n.
BATH lcourD, october nth.
Buchanan, bote.ourt county, october
18Th mlslD.
Jennings Creek Bot1tourt county Oc-
t0blr 18Th lallcru99nl.
Amherst le1lrD, October Itn.
Augusta lc0ur). October 2ith.
Nott0Way lc0urD, November 81.
Grelnsvils (courO November ID.
HON. PETER j.. OrE1.
Halifax (c1urD. October Zith.
Republican Grove. Halifax county Oc-
tober 18th ~ PM
3lt Carmel Halifax county, October
2jth q u. MJ
South Boston. Halifax county, October
2jth Op. Nd
virginia, Halifax county october E,h
o l.. I'D
oak Level. Halifax county October &th
e / I'D
clover Halifax county october 29ta
@ p. Nl)
seottsburg. Halifax county. october 2stn
IS 4. BID
HON JOHN LAMB.
Iunenburg )c0urO. October io,h.
Duw.ddlo (c0urD, October litl.
Charles City Court. October -9tA.
HON. WILLIAM p. BARhSDALE.
Campbell (courD, October 10th.
Roanoke lcourD. Csaiem) October llth.
Bedford (courU October 2ith.
Montgomery Oc0UrD. October 18th.
Charlotte OourD. November 9Th.
HON. j. ~ QUAI,LE5.
Fincastie (c0urJ. October lltn.
Warm Springs lo0urD. October llth.
Amherst Court. October 18th.
Stanton (c0IrO October 2ith.
HON. PEMBROKE PETIT
buckingham lc0urD October 10TH
Amherst lc0gr0. October I,h.
Nelson (oourD October 2ith.
JEFFERSON WALLACE. ESQ.
Chesterfield leourU. October 10Th.
Gooch.and (c0urO. October lith.
Hanover (oourD. October 10Th.
New Kent lc0ur0. October Goth.
King William (cour0. October 18th.
HON O.. ST. WALLACE, JR.
Chesterfield (c0urD october 10Th.
r. H. GORDON, ESQ.
Loudoun (c0uru. October 10Th.
HON THOS y. WILLIAMS
Prince George Court October 18th.
HON. ~. B. EARLY. JR.
Madison (cOurO. October 9th.
Waynes boro mishO. November 9Th.
Al0emarle (c0ur0 November ith.
GLEN b.. GREEN. ESQ.
Salem lcourD. October 18th.
FRANK IT. GLASGOW, ESQ.
Nelson fcOurD. October -it1.
!. TAYLOR ELLYSON. Chairman.
Joseph Button. Secretary
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-07

The Tenth District Democratic Cone
mlttee viii meet az Stanton today.
State Chairman E.yfon viii be in ore
tendance and the county and city chair
men have been asked % attend for tho
purpose OF conference Az this meeting
plans will be adopted looking 20 bringing
clt the fuu Democratic vote.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-07

1--WE got to stop my paper"
whats the trouble?'
why there's 10 living with my wife
since she commenced readin how that
Chinese Empress was carryin on
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-07

TALLAHASSEE. Fla October g.
Am0ng the State officials az the Capitol
here considerable interest and apDrehen-
sion arc felt and are being expressed az
the Inadequate and unsatisfactory status
OF the laws of Florida governing the
gube-nat0r.al succession IN case OK va
cancy by death or resignation or other
cause Efforts were made last sprins 10
interest tho state press in setting the
matter before the people. but the editors
seemed unprepared to tackle the matter.
II Governor Bl0xham should die or re-
s.eu between the election day in Novem-
Der and tho meeting OF the Legislature
next April. there would be no person who
could lgaliy fil the vaVancy- A clear
statement OF the lazy which makes possi-
he this danger of hiatus DO the exc
ecutlve Office AZ any time during the
coming winter ought TO ha Interesting to-
and ought 20 De read carefully by-eyery
citizen Of Florida.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-07

she-So YOU don't think women will ever
succeed az railway engineers?
Ho-Of courst not
She-Aud why. pray?
He-1hey would lose too much time
holding up their trains az crossings
Chicago News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-07

II there is one thing IN which the people
Of Atlanta believe. IL Is fair election.
II there IS one thing that the people u
Atlanta ere always ready to put down
and TO crush, it is an effort 10 manipulate
the vote by small machine methods 20
prevent a fair expression Of tho popular
wiil-Atlauta Journal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-07

Dooloy county lGaJ is suffering from "a
queer attack OF contraction. since 1896
She has lost just about 5000 acres OF
land. and the grand jury is now az Work
through a committee 10 find out where
the missing acres have gone 90. The tax
books show Che shrinkagc, and as there
are no tax cqualzers the grand jury Will
s.raighten OUT the matter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-07
The Amateur Hunter.

IT'S now the hunter roams the fields
with several barking TOwsers.
And finds when night time settles that
He's only bagged mis- trousers.
baltimore American.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-07

Yeast-"Who made the greatest charge
during the Santiago campaign
Crlmsonbeak-"The contractors, reck-
on."-Roxbury Gazette.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-07

Of less than per cent. The showing Is
n highly favorable one when II Is con-
sidered that business ard business initia-
tive are ordinarily much more active in
the spring than IN the summer.-Birming-
ham NcWs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-07
Tnprincinled Act.

Mrs. severn-D1d you ever hear Of such
e thing
Mrs. Fixtus-It certainly was mean Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-07
Microbes.

Martha. eight parts Of the human body
are water"
"Horrorsl And 1t hasn't been boiled!'
Chicago Record.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-07

him 70 60 10 Dakota 20 oppose the d.
vorco after she had iourneyed all the way
olt thore - aocurc lL-North Amorlcan.