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coLL1DED WITH a cATAmoUNr.
BicycIist Frightens Wild Beast in
Pennsylvania.

JERSEY SHORE. Pa, Oct. SO.-whiIe
Raglan Clark, Of Nippenose Valley, was
riding his bicycle through Antics Gap,
Sunday night. a eatamount bounded into
the road directly in front OF him His
wheel struck the animal and Clark went
sprawling into the road
The collision with the wheel scared the
animal so badly that after regaining its
feet it plunged into a wire fence by the
roadside in its efforts TO get away Mean
while Clark had gathered up his wheel and
rode out of the animals reach
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-10-30
ruousAND TONGUES

Could not express the rapture of Annie E.
Springer Of Philadelphia. when Dr.. Kings New
Discovery cured .,er of hacking cough that for
many years had made life a burden She says:
"After all other remedies and doctors failed it
soon removed the pain in my chest, and l can
now sleep soundly something can scarcely re-
member doing before L feel like sounding its
praises throughout the universe" Dr. Kings
New Discovery is guaranteed to all troubles
of the Throat Chest,1 or Lungs. Price, 90 cents
and 81 Trial bottles free at Henry Evans drug
store a22 Street.
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New York Cotton Market.
FLY's BITE MAY PROVE FATAL,
Worker Among Brazilian Hides
Seized With Anthrax

WILLIAMsPoBT. Pa, Oct. so.-The bite
of a fly will probably prove fatal TO Mich
ael Bednoriek, a tannery employe, who
was brought to the hospital here from
Hoytsyille. suffering with anthrax.
While working among Brazilian hides
three days ago a large fly bit him on the
bare arm, Anthrax quickly developed, and
the doctors say he is past hope
Order case of Heurichs beer by 'phoning Gsi
Arlington Betting Co., and enjoy pure and
wholesome leverage.
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THE MARKET IRREGULAR
Stocks Fairly Active in the Initial
Transactions.

Sugar and Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Features of the EARLY Dealings.
Quotations From London-EnaIi sIa
Exchange Unsettled by RuHofs.
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If you are thin, drink Heurich's beers. it will
make You stout and give you good health.
Phone 6St, Arlington Bottling Co., for a case of
Maerzen, Senate, or Lager, so that you. can drink
it with your meals and before retiring.
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Deafness of IL Years, STANDING

Deafness OF II Aears' standing--
Protracted CataTrh produces deafness in many
cases Capt Ben. Connor. of Toronto. Canada.
was deaf for y years from Catarrh, all treat
ments failed to relieve Dr. Agnews Catarrhal
short while me deafness left him entirely 1t
viii do as much for youi 80 cents. Sold by
F. S Williams, Ninth and F Streets, and Ed
rnonds & Williams, Third Street and Pennsylvania
Ayenue.-9-
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Washington stock Exchange.

Sales-Capital Traction: 21GI03 f-2, 2O@
Jos as; Washington Gas: 1864 Ii; Mer-
genthaler Linotype: 3@185 IA. 1401S5
After caIl-Capitai Traction: 1006103 3-8;
Mergenthaler Linotype: 10@1S4 3-4
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BoNDs
Is 1902. ''50-year funding eoid. l04 "
IS 1901. "Water stock currency. I02 -
Funding currency, S65s $1,000 121
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ssIGnS UA D5UE On E'URNfTCRE.
! PIANOS, HORSES,
ROOM /. WARDER BUILDING.
Cor. 9th ard z ST.. \. ".

Wagons ETC. at lowest rates and on the day rou
apply. We are loanirg the Building and Loan
Association plan which MAKES the cost OF cary
ing loans much less than you pay elsewhere and
allows YOU to pay it off in any sized notes you
desire running from one to twelve months You
only nav for The use of the money for the lensta
of tine YOU carry it, If you have a loan with
Some other company we Will pay it of and adj.
vance YOU more money il desired. Rates cheer
trjIv given, ard no cost TO you unless loan is
made Loans made anywhere in the District
CaT and get rates. Front room, first floor, Sc:en
fife American Building.
National Mortgage Loan Co.
G25 st. N. w.
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New Work. stock market.

Corrected daily by W r. Hibbs & Co., mem
bers of the New York Stock Exchange, 44IS
Street. -
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Chicago Grain and Provision Market
Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs & Co, mem
bers of the New York Stock Exchange I4I9 F
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There was much dizziness in the STOCK
Market this morning, q return 10 the CON
ditIons before the Republican boom pc
oan business was noe half that OF many
forencons a week and TWO weeks ago i ne
range of prices was very marrow puC
dcwnward in most cases. Inc dalIhesS
NAV continue this week and IL any event
il is not expected that there VIII De ati-
a,bar wide and enthusiastic market. As
r. the outlook for prices it seems proba-
HE Thai they will advance, somewhat be-
tween now and election, having deemed
for an entire week. Next week on Non
day or Wednesday decline should be-
gin, which. however. is not expected 70
be very serious The wide tendency ana
the manipuiations OF the professional on
account OF the nearness Of the election
will not affect this tendency except lof
short periods and small movements
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Brooklyn Rapid Transit was one of the
strongest features ef the market, with an
advance of a point or so during the first
hour of the day. The other New York
traction stocks were inactive
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Sugar advanced to 122, and then sagge ]
off fraetionally again. The stock was 10,
in the least interesting.
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Ali the news of the morning was good
Tho Statement of the Burlington for Sep
ternber showed gross earnings increased
Sis. 746 and net earnings increased $lf,-
563. This statement with that OF St. taui
given out yesterday have renewed the con-
fiderce of the friends of the granger group.
All of these stocks held their own this
morning. but they showed little DISPOSE
ton to advance.
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The 3 DAYS. Cure

uo- men) leads ali remedies In this atyi
prur.pt and permanent cure or 40 charge IoR-
EuItatfon free DR. McKEEHAN. 5I6 18th St sS-
Office hours TO u d H.. { to p N SundayA
Z 70 D. m. oco-IIno
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STOR

STORAGE. zoe load L S. STORAGE CO., 40
1eth st. my. oc29 st
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FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON. D. c, posi- OFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read daily, changes may Occur at
any time
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded TO the ports Of
sailing daily, and the schedule Of closlngs Is ar
ranged Of the presumption Of their uninterrupted
overland transit For the week ending November
8. 1909. the last connecting closes Will be made
from this Office as follows:
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The Wall Street politicians are less con
bsTra been at any time before in the cam
paign. The professional betting odds have
been cut in half The present weakness
in stocks is due to selling OF stocks py
professionals who bought two weeks ago
confident of Republican success and are
now anxious to have no stocks over the
campaign.
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The suggestion is made that the
Louisville and Nashville earnings will
probably increase steadily from now or,
owing to the betterment in the steel and
iron business, which furnishes th9 sys IN
with much of its most profitable traffic
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New York Grain Market.

New York Grain Market.
Corrected daily by ". A. Portcrfeld & Co,
1881 Street. correspondents Howard Crosby
Co.
WHEAT. Open. High. Low Clos.
December.----- 1S4 is% ~ 7sg
May......-..... SIX G1s SlR N8
CORN.
May............ HA as Az nH
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MME. HnEO.

MORPHINE opium Iaudanurn cocaine habit:
myself cured; will inform you OF harmless
permanent home cure. MRS BALDWIN, Box
1912. Chicago oc7-tf
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The weekly statement of the Northern
Pacific was also good, and thus especially
significant in view of the bear talk re-
garding the earnings of the company by
It's officers in recent months. For the
third week of the month the increase in
gross was $413S4 Since July 1 the in
crease has been SAT-, 800. Northern Pacific
common declined a point OF so from the
high price reached yesterday afternoon
Missouri Pacific accompanied il. The 9TH
ers of this group held their own
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1t is stated with much positiveness that
there is no possibility of a dividend for
Southern Pacific this winter, and very lit
tie for Missouri Pacific. Southern Pacific,
however, is a good investment owing to
its constantly increasing earnings, and
also, in no small degree, to the prospect
of an efficient and enterprising manage
rnent Missouri Pacific IS not looked upon
with so much favor though if the general
market is to be strong, this stock IN
doubtedly viii more than hold its own.
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Mr. Havemeyer was net chosen mem
Der OF the American Steel and Wire di-
rectovy at its meeting yesterday. Tn re
ports of he meeting state that the COM
pany is making plans for an imnens e
business this winter at much better
prices than prevail now. The enly I'M
pleasant news in the steel trade was hat
of the shutting down of some of the Fed
eral Steel Trust mills. 1t is stated in
the Street that the mills will be open
when Mr.. Mckinley is elected"
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Babes Power on Ingersoll.

Where a man Of brains and kindly
thought met little child and was
conquered by sweet babyhood and
trusting faith is best told by William
Wordsworth Goodrich, an architect of
Baltimore. He never tires Of telling
the story and his hearers never weary
of listening.
1t was on the 18th of January,
1898" he said, when l occupied
berth in Pullman car coming from
Chicago opposite that occupied by
Robert G. Ingersoll. In the next
lower birth to his was woman and
her babe. The young wife who was
on her way to New York, had her
berth made up early. She had pre-
pared the baby for bed, and as she
sat on tho edge of the berth, the baby
at her knees, she taught the
baby its evening prayer, Now | lay
me down to sleep.
Tho child lisped. the prayer as
only baby can. AS the words, Il
pray the Lord my soul to take, we're
uttered, who should be standing with
folded arms in very rcvcrcnt attitude
in the aisle beside the bowed form
none other than Col. Ingersoll.
God bless mamma, God bless
papa, God bless everybody, the moth
er spoke, and the baby lispcd.
cat the final amen Col. lngcrsoll
claspcd the baby in his arms and kiss
ed the child on the forehead rcvcrcnt-
ly, saying, God bless everybody BY
this time all Of the car occupants were
onlookcrs. The great Ingcrsoll held
the wee little baby, cooinr in his
arms, and he was talking toit When
finally he laid The child in tie berth,
saying, Good night, little one good
night. Quick as flash the baby
said. 'Dod bless 90
'Ingcrsoll' answer was, Yes, yes;
God bless you
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Religion and p0Ssum

- iue..cnt t,ii ny tilr iscv
Clrroil in The lIom.lc;ic Ksy.oa;
mae, appurn, ,Nr nctrss;ty IN !.i-
transition pcrol cf letting tic Negro
lnwardiy r..ht IN order that h: r.
lationship 10 .ocicty may be right.
We were driving out one Sunday
from Decatur, when we came upon a
Negro with club in his hand and Il
freshly killed 'possun on his shoulder.
We stopped To examine his prize, and
the colonel said:
My friend, do you know it is Sun
day.
"Sartin, boss.
Are you not religious man.
II are. Izc jist on my way home
from church. =
"And what sort Of religion have
you got that permits you to gohunting
on Sunday
Religion, religion qucred the
man as he held the possum up with
one hand aud scratched his head with
the other. "Does you 'spcct any
black man in Alabama is gwinc to tie
hisself up to any religion dat lows a
possum to walk right across de road
ahead Of him an git away free? No,
sab a religion which won't bend a
little when a fat possum heads you
off, couldn't be established round
about here by all de preachers in de
universe
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Notice to Teachers and Trus'
tees.

TIME next regular examination for
a teachers will bs held on the %
inst, beginn!OE NJ o b.. IN.
Those Wishing To bH examined are re
quested to be- here At that hour, supplied
with tho necessary stationery, -tr.
Every teacher l. hereby notified that
The state Superintendent requires com
plete roll of all pupils who a,t+hht Il the
public HcHOUls NOT less than ten Uava
during the year. This roll must first he
shOsIi t., the Trustees, and then filed in
the County uperintendrni'- nflicu ~ Il
part Of the records, i'ef,ht be- can approve
The teachers final pny claim. Care
should to taken that ne pupil be- enrolled
III more than one schDOi for The same
scholastic rear. From these rolls the en-.
rollment for the different districts, and
for the whole County. will be computed.
The Trustees of the several school dis
tricts ara urged to make up their poll
lists for 1899 at once Hnti forward Lneu, To
To is office, 40 the DOLL tax already collect
ed may be CREDITED. 10 the proper dis
tricts, and tha names nf those VINO have
made no returns may be given to the Au-
ditOr and Treasurer. Ali ulaleS between
the ages Ot twenty-Une aud sixty wears
Confederate soldierv Hftv) ara liabl. tn
poll LAX. This ls an iuip,riaut duty, and
the Trustees are earnestly requested to
discharge il rs spOn ~ possible.
II. E. NICHOLSON,
Co. Supt. Ell.
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Distinctions OF Being Kicked

The Arabs, clever hrr>"mcn as they
are, arc quite as Liable to accident as
English groous But the Arab likes
to be kicked by :. thoroughbred horse,
and cannot endure to Dc put to any
pain by an animal whose pcdigrecis is at
all defective. An English surgeon
had been setting the broken leg of an
Arab, who complained more Of the
accident that had befallen him than
was thought becoming ia one Of his
tribe; this the surgeon remark ed to
him, and his answer was truly charac-
teEistic. 'Do you think, doctor, 1
should have uttered word of COM
plant if my own highbrcd colt in a
playful kick had broken both my legs,
but to have bone broken By = brute
of jackass is too bad, and I will com
plain"
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: A disappointed North Caroline

= A disappointed North Carolina
editor thus takes his readers into his
confidence: ''Three weeks ago we
had the good fortune to have our lett
leg cut off by train on the Short Line
road-running between here aud the
sawmill region. We fully expected to
get big damages from the road, and
pay off our debts with the same; but
to our great sorrow the miserable road
went into the hands of receiver three
days afterward; and here we lie, with
one leg gone and not cash enough on
hand to buy wooden one!'
- a man lives by believing some
thing, not by debating and arguing
about many things.
- When money is tight it causcs
good deal Of sober thought.
Many n mans money burns
hole in some other man 3 pocket.
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: lecture. The Last Days Of the Con
fed racy, in Library Hall Friday
evening.
Many Of the Confederate claplains
will be here. Since the time when
they were trampine around with the
soldiers they have moved up peg
in the way Of worldly position and
dignity. Some Of them are college
presidents, or Bishops, or somcthi ny
of that sort, and now have plenty to
eat and respectable clothes to wear
Among those who have already sgni-
fled that they will be here is the Rev
DR.. j. William Jones, father Of the
pastor Of Broadway Baptist Church
Of this city, and the Rev. DR.. S. I.
Reid, now Of Arkansas, and others.
DR.. Reid was at fernando. Miss, in
the fal Of 1864, and he tells this
amusing story:
''It was in the fall of 1864, when
Gen. Hood was transferring his troops
from Georgia to Tennessee for the
Nashville campaign, when the Amcr-
can Bible Society had shipped many
boxes Of Bibles and Tcstaments South
Tor the Confcdcratcs. They reached
Memphis, but we're stopped by order
of Secretary Stanton. BY some means
the situation became known to some
good old Prcsbytcrians, aud they
smugglcI through The army lines many
Of these boxes and shipped them TO
fernando, Miss. One of them says:
y good and noble work it was, too,
notwithstanding they were virtually
stolen from the Yankees, as Stanton $
cruel orders would make it, aud were
given free as air to the ragged Con-
feds"
or curse Kentucky will be rcrrc-
Srntrd by more Veterans than any
otn,r STATE, aud the lrr>cnt political
trnnblcs will be left Il. home when the
ola comrades i:i.ri"S meet here to
discuss the time when they we're all
Ion the same side Of The fence -
when there was but ono question up
pcrmost in their minds.
While kentucky was divided and
never did scccdc from the Union and
cast her lot with her sister Southern
States, the Confcdcratcs who hailed
from 'thc dark and bloody ground
were as courageous and as true as any
men who had tho honor Of wcaring.the
grey, and who honorcd the grey by
wearing it. They will all be as one
man in welcoming their late comrades
to the metropolis Of the State in May,
and those who come from South Caro-
lima and other States may come fully
expecting to be treated fright royalty
fne." for in this nc one will be dis
appointed.
LOUIS j. BRlsTow.
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TIE Gita, ycl,4: Bean Il N..i.a'.c
Plant.

T. Ike t.iitor ii i, sse'.
haze Alway icaa nei A.ln
OF lcpuuinc..- rrnr- .li ti,rov4 ~;
down The cost ol fr,i';aer- For sou-
years Iiayc .rnwn !..c velvet bcar.
au,i its eject on poor soil arc truly
Wonderful. | s,ni Il 10; Of seed to
South Carolina last year and the re-
suits we're very satisfactory. | AIN
from Collcton county, and naturally
take great interest in the welfare Of
all the Carolina farmers. Knowing
the great benefit they can get out Of
the velvet bean, and being anxious to
assist my fellow farmers, | have set
aside Il few bushels Of velvet bean seed
for distribution in South Carolina.
enclose Il notice herewith which |
would be very pleased to have you
print in your weekly edition. | set u
price of 10 cents quart on the beans,
which just covers postage and pack
ing. have no axe to grind Or seed
to sell in asking you to publish this
notice, bat simply want to call the
farmers attention to the great value
Of the velvet bean
Hoping you can cooperate in the
work by publishing notice and that
you will send copy of paper. | am
Very truly
KLINE q. WARN.
Fort Meade, Fla, Feb. s.
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THE GREAT VELVET BEAN.

No plant of recent introduction has
received so much favorable notice as
the velvet bean, nor is there plant
SO deserving Of the earnest attention
Of the southern farmers. 1t belongs
to the lcgumc family, and as nitro
gen gathcrcr easily stauds at the head
Of the list.
The Alabama Experiment Station
tested it thoroughly and found that
pounds of nitrogen, which, turned un-
der, would equal in fcrtiiziug value
an application Of $500 pounds Of cot
ton seed meal
The same land-a poor, sandy loan
was planted in oats the year following
and yielded 81 bushels Of oats, where
as an adjoining plot on which crab
grass had been allowed to grow and
then turned under only yielded eight
bushels.
Hundreds of farmers report equally
satisfactory results Oh all kinds Of
crops following the beans. In Flor
ida the effects on wornout and poor
soils have been simply marvellous.
The bean will thrive on the poorest
soils Of South Carolina, and for re-
storing the wornout cotton fields it is
without peer. For stock feed it is
extremely valuable, giving three tons
of hay per acre, or 1900 pounds of
shelled beans, equal 10 the same guam
ity Of cotton seed meal in feeding
value. BY planting this crop as ro-
tation, it will be necessary to furnish
the subsequent crops with potash and
phosphoric acid only, and thus fer
tilizer bills can be cut do%H 0ue-half.
Every farmer should plant some, if
only for experiment, this year. Any
farmer Of South Carolina can secure
a quart of seed postpaid. with full in
structions for growing, by sending
q dime to Kline 0. Warn, Fort Meade,
Fla.
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He Succunlbcd.
universe.

''Yes, sir, | have come to ask you
for the hand of your daughter
''For Isabcl's hand?"
''Ics, sir. 1t is mere formality,
| know, but We thought it would be
more pleasing to you to have me go
through with it.
"What 8 that? A mere formality?"
THAT is what l said "a mere for
mality?'
"Aud may inquire who suggested
that asking my consent to my daugh-
ter marriage was only mere formal
typ
sit was Isabel $ mother, SIR"
"Oh. Then | have nothing more
to say.
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A Suggestive Structure.

Two gentlemen walking together,
came by stately new building.
"What magnificent structure!'
said one.
"Yes," replied the other; "but 1
cannot bear to look at it often us l
pass it,
THAT is strange; why not?'
Because it reminds me that the
owner built it out Of the blood, the
aches and groans Of his fellow men
out Of the gricfs of crying children,
the woe Of wailing women
"Gracious! What is the owner-a
money lender. or pawnbrokcr, or
something Of the kind?"
"Oh, 10: he is dentist"
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- lratc Cnstomcr-Thosc shoes
bought for my boy last week are worn
out already, and found thick piece
Of pastcboard in the solcs. What
have you to say to that? Dealer
My dear sir. the pastcboard is put in
to keep the feet from touching the
ground when the leather wears out.
You wouldn't want your little boy 10
catch cold and die Of consumption
would you?
For driving out dull bilious feel
ing, Strengthening tho appetite and in
creasing the capacity of the body for
work, Pr;ckly Ash Bitters isa golden
remedy. Sold by Evans Pharmacy.
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Mrs. j. X. Miller, Newton Hamil-
ton, Pa, writes, 81 think Dewitt s
Witch Hazel Salve the grandcst salvc
made 1t cures piles and heals every
thing. All fraudulent limitations are
worthless. Evans Pharmacy.
"My little man, aren't you pleas
cd to have new baby brother. or did
youswant little sister?" "If it was
all the same to the Lord, I preferred
a goat"
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Close connection at Calhoun Falls for all points
Railway.
For any information relative TO ticke,s or
schedules, etc., address
W.. CRAIG. Ger. Pass ARept. q u5ts.e.Gs
z. e. 4usVaon ,Tsea.n hsenssss
J. Reess Fant, Agent, Anderson, sc