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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-09-01

Now load up for school wear; buy
a good suit for the price of a
Cheap one. Not only Chi1dren'S
suits reduCed---everything- re-
We must un1oad---wi11 open our
new store with a bran new stock.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-29
A Small Boys Ambition.

big an straight an tall
Why be kinds things that can't do at all!
An whstn while he's aWOrkin' round
he doubles his to Now pound!
An lawful hard) he only laughs at
WhenI am the kind of I'm goin' to be.
hammerin an the nails won't In
straight
Ny brother along, why that's first
rate!'
an he just twice.
crooked, bent-u nails straight an NICE
Az laughs an picks till am tallern he.
that's just the kind of I'm goin to be-
things
he whistn along Don't look sad
off he goes, pretty hear him comm back;
brokes all mended can't find the crackl
but laugh, and laughs,
H big that's just the kind Of I'm gon
Nnne sick a-vistin, I most dead.
Dut knew what to do-she bEather
An he picked right straight carried
in his big strong An want glad come!
~ thinktn' all along he bringin' me,
hXhen big Freds just the kind Of I'm goin
h. -fsmma F. Bailey s.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-29

girl and have wondered whether not the girls Of
did not the trials with the
think that little showing of ones true feelings thoughts
something be really believe boys
are calous but only that the idea that is big
show real close human sympathy with the sentiment
other people
Just the other day. happened that in
one at least Junior girl still experiencing reminders
OF paper which printed certain phrase
which passed because all right showed
and trusting nature has been
her Wheel is shouted after group
on the street. they condentialy
among themselves There really for her anywhere
within sight Of boys. It certainly hard lines.
were some way to even things with boydom.
bunch of awaiting reading special
terest In this contest because myself tried
you to attempt to write history of country three hun
dred words Of assign
IN The Junior without thinking carefully all sides
TO the question It u.s. Perhaps partly
are able nearly always to which
put to in them. But with
actually tried to do writing myself
3oyed the digging out of the
the combination of them
some strict editing down to the
really believe that the editor
AND could choose whom might be,
real working Junior. There pleasure
profit In the work. EDITOR
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-29
What About Your Lawn ?

you the fact yet that Minneapolis must put
this SUMMER Rub the sleep out or
of the idea that she is beautiful be-
cause help pride in own door,
yard with plants and hedges close clipped
veyey The parks and 5ouleyards are beautiful be-
takes them and plans all the year
round for smaller place like Wnona goes far
Minneapolis beautiful lawns drive through the
succession of yards that had been
landscape gardening by ornamental
hedges arches, is not at all to the credit
Minneapolis nothing Of the kind to offer
father course will have consent to making
from experience that
dc much, toward helping the
yourselves into it in your own peculiar
way result will surprise everybody and
the of the thousands OF people
who coming o conventions this
Club has decided to adopt the plan used IN
prizes for the handsomest lawns and
matte-and the gardening field with grim
best the beauty of the city,
which all love WE'LL
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-29
EDLU4RD UN. .aND THE .aMER1c4N BOZ
.4n Unusual audience Uhich Fell to the Lot of q
Washington High School CadeL

FIFTEEN high boy wearing
of the high school cadets of Washington very
pleasant London when fairly
stumbled into the good luck meeting king
and bis arrival London the lad Wilbur johnson,
unslung his and went to work Parliament house. St
Peters, building
the focus Of the American cadets
Marlborough house. the residence of the king.
II handed the piece silver, cadet,
IN telling his adventure land went inside the gates Securing
good view planted tripod and got the focus busy
at this task that did anything
everything ready and about the bulb
to elderly gentleman standing
was of medium height with long whiskers partly
hiding pleasant face -
Hello, sonny; you going he
relish appelation johnson made this
clear the elderly gentleman after which the two entered into
conversation.
picture Marlborough house;
that the must stopped somewhere and they drew the
private secretary
something like that and handing him card asked for his
Then nearly dropped for he said:
have a I'm he Ike of
'eWell, recovered he asked if wanted
the king That assured him. was just what most desired He
smiled able arrange left
him agreed that myself at Marlborough
Wednesday following
ION Wednesday morning to the crystal palace, and
then hotel to dress It raining, and little
being jumped automobile
Marlborough house At the door handed card tbs
''Ah Johnson he said They everything they
with ah there All said the guard the Duke Of
Argyle said something about coming
The guard disappeared through doorway at side Of
the great hail. moment later he back again. bowling and
calling my name: johnson
well, sir, that entered of the most beau
full All mosaic like that at the library and
eldsd beautiful furnishings At the farther end
to black Prince Al
alone looked at him. first thought big
bury Then when to thinking that this at
the head Of ALI British empire, became
walked toward him at loss to know In court
expected of
Just raised hand and sauted him
officer Of cadets The kings face
pleasant smiled little He returned salute and
tended We shook hands
SEQ you officer began king military
company
No dr. am only private, answered
"1aa explained b him that officers shoulder
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-29
NAL JUNIOR MINNEAPOLIS MINNESOTA SATURDAY, MARCH g. 1904
some fer a ne ~
Be Prned in The Journa Junior

UNOR artists to the front This the opening in the
Junior that have often asked The plan is this:
be which wish adj
vertsements children Of the northwest
They pay 81 advertisements which they
prize winning
in Junior credit designers
be expense to the
child the fifth grade public school
eligible
advertisements may drawings, suggestions,
phrases photographs poems anything fact which
will attract attention
in black white only India
blue black greenish black.
requests this week for time
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-29
A Gentleman.

CERTAIN we'll known of New York recently said that
n no gentleman without college education
to have especially Ameri-
can Why being sgenteman' not that has
cube roots logarithms Greek
Education convenient thing to
have the claim Of being
give him better position in the world but
position necessarily make gentleman
orbearance that counts in the
makeup gentleman and these qualities found quite as
frequently among the uneducated the college graduates
descriptions of gentleman is that Of Cardinal
Newman --. -... -,.s~-~E
gentleman himself agreeable to all; at
attention. loud hurts anothers feelings
Is usually generous and is always just"
There many boys among the Juniors who will not be
aae college, but If they bear in mind this
description gentleman they may lay
though they have schooling than that of
the public schools.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-29

the first offer made that of the "Coateno In
write this
advertisement, the time is extended to
Monday Evening, April .. is@
s this point
should be designs be orig
ina Do adapted from
thing that has already been printed.
Bintif Manufacturing Company making the
which
slider
The speciality they pictures picture
All advertisements these points
The designs must be the editor
Not Later Than Monday Evening, April IA.
Those be in
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-29

Carnegie it loves books because they books
what contain He believes that the
best furniture is books; that not
better that just living
with good books if
better course to look into themhard but
worm, it advisable to have books
aout chance may read.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-29

correspondents living in Alaska, Hawaii Idaho,
Utah, should not abbreviate the
them the posofce depart
shall abbreviated, and the general public
might line might be either Idaho Indi-
Aa Alaska Alabama o. for either Ohio Oregon
Railway mail clerks have enough Off
nj troubles adding puzzle figuring
Which meant
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-29

ARDENS, gardens, gardens. What delightful topic
that was for me this week. Not much, perhaps
the gardens actually planned for the gardens
which it recalled to memory Minneapolis is not
ly 50 nice in this respect it used to be when
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-29

Oh boys boys why will be full Of Hdlcule? Why
you your themselves in The Journal
they ee without picking out particular
aerwar repeating at the most
embarrassing the trying anees7 Il
boydom general quite much the present
know very trying experience When
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-04
TEDDY PLEASED
WITH VIRGINIA
Didn't Kill Anything, but Had an
Outing, and That Was
What He Wanted.
(By Associated Press.)


WASHINGTON, D. c.. Nov. s.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt and party left here at
las this morning on special train
over the Pennsylvania Railway for Oys
ter Bay. where the President will vote
tomorrow. No newspaper men accompa-
MED the party. Although there was
abundance Of space to accommodate
others. the representatives of the press
associations. who have almost insari-
ably accompanied the Presidential party
n the past. were refused admission to
the train.
The Presidents special train from,
Brandy. Va. arrived here at ll:15 A. A.
I few minutes behind its schedule. II
was backed into the depot. and the Pres
ident Immediately came out on the plat
form and dotted his hat to the CROWD
which had gathered. He spent some time
shaking hands with old friends. and ex
pressing his satisfaction with the brief
trip into Virginia.
II had a great time" he said. ut was
Splendid sport. did not shoot anything,
20 be sure. but 1t was the outing thai,
II wanted. That was all I was after any
way. and got It. enjoyed it immense
Elyn
The President was In exceedingly good
humor, and laughed heartily over the
remarks about his luck on the shooting
trip. He occupied most of the time dur
ing the brief wait here in his car read
ing newspapers.
When the train pulled out he stepped
to the platform and bowed to the crowd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-04
COTTON MARKET

NEW YORK, Nov. s,-The cotton mar
ke1 opened steady al an advance of point
TO a decnne OF points under poor early
cables Ualch later became be. <ar and
with small estimates as 10 porl receipts
for the day and talk of cold weather in
the Western part OF the cotton belt the
market rallied 4GS points on the more ac-
tive positions. but AGAIN tuillpu t.,siei Iii
an unexpected CONTRIBUTION TO receipts by
Sabine Pass c!ealances 10 the amount OF
ls.lS2 bales, making the port receiBls for
the day ti.A2s bales against esinates OF
i7.tN0.
vim ne, changes showing rise OIL
poin, 10 a decline OFF, points: During the
.citn. BY absorbing the ofteIings on the
good sowns made ,o hy ya exior,s wh f,s, for
tNo DAYS so@ea hs s 4s is a, .,n inlt s re-
a aeaelerateSi by further falling Oh in con
so.iGated stocks. which, ale now s. IA
tales under last year. The selling was IN
GOOD part for Southern accounts. but the
Eau ger local bear operators also sold free.
IN. The sales of futures were estimated
at 2AlGto bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-04
VISITING NUltoL ASSOCIATION
Report Of the Great Work Done During

Past + eW vi onths.
Following is the report OF the
Instructive Vlsiung Nurse Associa-
ton from June to october. Ev-
Visits paid. l.iUs: milk tickets -
sued to nlne cases; ice. tWenty-elsi.t
+ asrs clothing gwen OF lent 10. Iurt,
I've cases; medicines, dressings. ETC., for
y cases; referred TO Gu MISSION :
cases; referred to Dr.. Maybe &C. H. So.
.,%lc c.1ses. .relstteu u Superintendent
Public Charity, nine cases; sent to hos
pltais, eighteen cases: sent TO dispense
ries. eleven, Doctors services ootalneG.
fourteen. caretaker supplied. four.
The association supports three nurses
OF the Nurses Settlement. No. los North
Seventh Street. Miss Cabaniss. Miss
Mamie Minor. Miss Sarah BAR Harvie.
Miss Cabaniss beng chief nurse Each
nurse is paid a salary Of $3.50 a year. with
one months holiday, and works under
the written rules OF the Association The
Board OF Directors is composed OF repre-
Senta tives from churches of the various
denomina lions In town. and relies upon
the generous CONTRIBUTIONS OF the people
to carry on this noble charity. which
commends Itself to every thoughtful per-
soE, and has been endorsed by the ply
sicians of the city. The ladies' VIII soon
begin collecting finds for the coming
year. and it is hoped tina. they will meet
with q LIBERAL response.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-04
FINE PRICES FOR TOBACCO
Selling Well on GAINESVILLE Market-A
North Carolina Couple Wed.
.fni dispatch to The I

ii ~ -
GAINESVILLE. VA. November g.
Prices In tobacco are still keeping up
on this market One farmer sold a one
warehouse several lots. aggresa ting sew
eral hundred pounds, tor nnicn lie re-
cerved an average of 50 a hunderd.
Fl Mr.. Cabell# s. Mood is erecting a new
prizery and j. P. Taylor and Company
have purchased property On Main Street.
on which they will build three-story
building for tobacco purpos es.
Colonel Thomas R. Marshall. Of Rich
rnond. has been visiting here some time.
where lis little daughter is at + Sunny
side school.
Hon. r. G. southall, Democratic norni-
nee for Congress rom IL i>tElct@ va
here for part of day last week on
business. This mag!sterial district is SO
surely Democratic that 1t never gets a
speech from the leaders. It Is said that
the registration returns show Mecklen-
burg to nave done its work even better
than the majority Of the counties of the
State.
Mr.. v. P. Patterson and family. Of this
place. left this week for Spartanburs.
S. c.. where they will make their home.
Mr.. Patterson was at one time hard
ware dealer in this place. being succeeded
BY C. S. Wood &: Co.
The Baptist Church has been holding a
successful revival here for tie last two
weeks. closing last night The Rev. Mr..
WAITS. Of Buena Vista. Va conducted
the meeting.
A couple from North Carolina were
married here at the Hotel Grace Friday
morning at o'clock They were Miss
Earle and Mr.. Hudson. from just across
the line
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-04
LEARNED AT LEXINGTON
Or. Denny Attending Southern As.ocia-
ton Of Schools Parties.

Especial Dispa tch to The Timcs)
LEXINGTON. VA. November S.-Dr.
George H. Denny, pres dent of Washing
ton and Lee University, Is in attendance
upon the annual messing of the sou.-ern
Association OF Schools and Colleges.
which is being held this week at the
University OF Mississippi. Professor a.
T. Nelson is during his absence acting
president
Nj. j. ". lackey. aged s.yenty-six
years after an illness OF some Duration
due to dropsy. died at his residence. near
Riverside. Rockbridgs county. Saturday
evening.
A. w. McKemy. r. A. McKemy. G.
A. Reynolds, and NJ. c. Lackey.s of
kerrs Creek. Rockbridge county, return
ed Saturday morning to Lexington. after
a four days hunt on Nair's Mountain.
near the Warm Springs. with three deer.
which were killed by the first three MINED,
respectively. They reported game as d
ing plentiful in that neighborhood. and
one night two large bears came to their
tent and howied for several hours. being
after the offal from the killed game.
The partridge law in ROCK bridge coun-
TWAS out Saturday. November Ist. and
sportsrnen were out In full force hunting
Some of them reported making quite
large bag. and that birds were plentiful
everywhere. but the land was posted.
and the owners prohibited hunting there
on unless specially invited.
The football game between Washing
ton and Lee University and the Virginia
Military Institute teams VIII this season
attract more attention than at any time
ever before in the h'sory of the game.
here From the past record Of boz
teams they are very evenly matched. and
who will be the winner is the ALA bsorb
Ing question OF conversation relativ to
that sport. The game will take. place Iues-
day November f1th the anniversary of
the founding OF the V. NJ. l.. and on the
" NJ l. grounds. Both teams will put
forth every effort to win. and it win be
a battle royal for the rivalry for the
local Championship is great.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-04
MAY CALL A PASTOR
New Schedule of sou'h>rn is Pleasing
to Folks in Chatham
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)


CHATHAM. VA, November e.
The new schedule OF the Southern. Sun
dav. November I'd. will be OF much bene-
fit to this place BY putting the Richmond
papers here one and a half hours sooner
than the old schedule.
Rev. VI Morton. of the Theological
Seminary. preached at the Presbyterian
Church Sunday morning and night The
congrega tional meeting called after the
morning service resulted In Messrs r
B. Moses, T. S. Jones and " B Shep-
herd being appointed comr 800 to take
the matter Of calling . pastor under ad-
yisement.
Hotel Elba. at Franklin Junction. has
been sold to Mr. ). W. Bennett. a mem
Der of the firm OF Bennett Bros. pro-
prietors OF Hotel Bennett. burned here In
March, Mrs. Mary Caben now occupy
Ing the hotel will go to Tlmmonsville.
s. c.. to engage In the hotel business.
Sheriff shellhoree PLACED in jail last
week Trump Ward (colored). who as
saulted Constable AIcGregor last summer.
while the latter was attempting to arrest
hiYfl The negro fed 81 the county and
was captured IN Danvtlle-
The whist players were entertained
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-04
HERMITAGE CLUB MAY MOVE
!fLease on Present Grounds Can Not

If Lease on Present Grounds Can Not
Sc Reneweu.
There was an enthusiastic meeting OF
lhe hermitage Cot Club held on Satur-
cay. at which time the annual election OF
officers was held. Mr.. E. e. Jones was
re- elected president. Mr. E. T. Organ.
fist vice-plesident. and MIR. II. Stuart
Jones, secretary and treasurer.
There was great inter est shown and
some discussion was INDUCED in as to
change in location in case the lease on
the present grounds cannot be renewed
II is understood that the lease has about
year to run. at the end of which time
there Is some uncertainty as to whether
or not 1t can be renewed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-04
WAIVED EXAMINATION
Men Who Collided With Teddy Wi
Stand Trial for Ma slaughter.
INV Associated Press

P1TTsFIELD. MASS. November 81
Euclid Madden and James I. Kelley. re-
spectively motorman and conductor OF
the electric car. which. on September 81.
Icilided with President Roosevelt's car
rage, to-day waived an examination on
a charge of nansaughter and were held
for the grand jury.
Madden was released on 5000 bail and
Kelley on 50 500. This was the accident
which resulted In The death of Secret
Service Agent William Craig. severe in
Jury to D. j. Pratt. driver of the Presi-
dents carriage. and minor Injuries to Sec
rotary Cortelyou and the President him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-04
2o,.os. bales: TO the Continent. 1851 bales.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 3.-coTTON-In
the srot market quotations were un-
changed. except for middhng. fair. and
Which are &c higher. The future market
nnened 36o points lower than Friday
.:icse. The opening loss was followed by
a BIT Of b isS luxing that sent the figures
up sG6 points. but 4, that level the long
element seemed to lose some OF Its cour-
age. and the market fuctuated with a
tendency toward a lower leve' and prices
we're only sustained through ,hs influence
soe New Ycrk's attitude. At the close the
board showed net losses of point on No
ren1per. on December s on January and
5points on each of the other months COM
pared with Fridays closing figures.
cotton futures quiet and steady No
ven1sfer. 7s6; December. s.0sGtS07; January.
s6a0tS.1o: February. Sl06S.12; arch SIG
Si5: a pIil. S.16dS.1S May. S.1SgS.l9; June
S.aosts.2s.;; July, S.2lMS.es.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-04
kerr-Char dler.


Especial Dispatch to The Timea)
maggie 81. Chandler, an attractive young
lady OF this citv. became this morning
the bride Of Mr.. Piummer w. Kerr. The
ceremony was quiet and unpretentious
one. and was performed by Rev. D. II.
Kern. The groom is the shipping clerk
Tor T. IL Smell & Co. wholesale grocers.
and son OF Mrs. A.. 7. Bradley. Of the
EVirKini2 Hotel Euray.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-04
PROPOSALS.

Richmond. Va, Oct. 10, 1902.
SEALED PROPOSALS. ADDRESSED
to the CAPITOL BUILDING COM
II MISSION. will be received at the Office
of the Governor Of Virginia until II
VENBER, 1902 for Fire-Proofin-, Re
storing and Repairing the Virginia
4 State Capitol in a ccordance with the
drawings and specifica tons. which may.
Baskervii. Architects. S6-s9 Chamber Of
Eacn proposal shall be accompanied by
a certified check for $500. payable to
& toll Building Commission The right is
reserved to reject any or al bids.
a. J.. MONTAGUE.
Chairr an Of Capitol Building Com
mission.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-04

FORT AlER. va. NOV. 3. leo2--SEAL-
Cd proposals.. in triplicate; for construct
mil 10 a. n. NOVEMBER g 1909. u.
s. reserves right tosreject or accept any
or ali bills or any part thereof Informa-
ton on application. Envelopes Pc! containing
Qua rters, addressed Capt. W. F. CLARK,
sduarteruaa3teE.S .f
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-04
sToCk MARKET co 5slP.

The stock market yesterday vas very
dull. although some Were Gispesen 10 sen
their stocks and staIEd from under unul
the result of the election vas Known. y ne
forecasts made In the New York sunday
.r,c.eers Were not encouraging to the Re
pusiicans and be marker weakened, as
There can he little doubt that prices VIII
decline If the Democrats elect q majority
In the iotise of Representatives and carry
the state Of New York Betting on the
Stoch Exchange Yesterday. however, was
two 10 one ia favor OF 'ooe!is
one of the weakest STOCKS on the list
was Louisville and Nashville. which scld
below 49, as against l2l on SATURDAY
Chesai leake and Ohio and Norfolk and
chesapeake and s0liioss .ows8 a net decrease
for Sentemi3er of Sg37.S4T. and from July
lst d net decrease OF s.lS 3 II Is believed.
however. that from this time on the
nnpcIl Is tier e1l1ib 4, as coal operah rs :
beI,7- resumed and the road is expected 10
hande8an enormous grain traffic.
Norfolk and Me s:s rms surplus for Sep
September Seth the surplus increased
&2464G5
Wisconsin Central for the fourth week
In october increased its earnings s34 So.
were those stocks which were recently
rallied by the Western speculative crowd,
especially Baltimore and Ohio. Norfolk
and Western Readjng and Louisville.
One of the best authorities In Richmond.
who WAC hearsh last summer on account
OF the money situation. is now buying
stocks and says that he thinks the sit
uatio,a has largely cleared up. He does
not see any unsaxorabis signs and he
believes that If The election goes against
the Republicans good stocks will be. q
great rlrchase on Wednesday
Line common In these days Nobody
1eeyns disposed to sell. vet there Is no
demand for the stock from purcha sers.