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LOCAL WHOLESALE TRADE
GOOD BUSINESS DONE DURING THE
WEEK Ar FAIR PRICES.
Light Receipts of POultry-Grocerie'
I'm Excellent Demand-Wheat Ar
rivals Unusually Liberal.

| In the week ended Saturday trade in sew
eral lines was in excess of the usual July
volume The cooler weather acted as a
stimulant to trade, and even the dry-goods
houses. which, usually expect but little
trade in July. have enjoyed good business
in the way of replenishing broken stocks.
Leather dealers also are having an un-
usually good summer trade. The hide mar
ket. however, is a little slow and prices are
easier. Flour continues active and prices
have been shade easier the last day or
two, but there has been no important
change. Commission row trade has been
good. Fruits and vegetables have arrived
freely, and with the easing of of prices
the distribution Is larger. Some very fine
Irish potatoes are offered and the supply is
increasing daily. New cabbage and other
vegetables also are coming on the market
in considerable quantities. and during the
coming week still lower prices may be
looked for. There are some very fine
peaches of Georgia growth coming in. and
some peaches. not so good. from Kentucky,
are on the market Lemons are in good
supply and move slower during the cool
spell. Produce merchants are quite busy.
Receipts of eggs are large, but on Gambling
many Of the arrivals are shown TO be poor.
Choice butter is in light supply large
percentage Of the arrivals Of the past week
have been a little off grade, and IL was diff
cefpts are not up to the demand, and the
efforts of the produce dealers to cut down
prices may temporarily check arrivals. but
sooner or later, the poultry dealers say,
prices must be lower. The grocery market
went through the week without features of
any kind. Dealers report an active bust
ness. Raw sugar Is about steady and re-
nno0
Coffee is in moderately good demand with
prices unchanged. Canned corn continues
strong. with stocks light. Tomatoes on in
creasing receipts, are weaker. Travelling |
statesmen who came in Friday night and |
make cheerful reports of the out
look for a good fall business.
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blend. Il SOC: Diiworth's. 1926; Man
a.se; Gstsss blended Java. io-2Sc: Gina o,seh.
cartons. 72sc; Eagle Tablets sysso1,iAoss. s-b
Csc: powdered SIS: xxx novd..-ssU Loaf
Easle powered. s-lo bags soc: standard 80;
clated. s.ooc. standard graduated Tsoih sran-
Sc; fne granula;ed. sec. extra An. I'D s BAGS.
, ise granuiatea. z-lb bags SIZE. srsn9is,.ss
confectioners' A. 4.soc. ! Columbia a, sac;
Windsor A. t.sOc; Ridgewood 8 g., =; taslc.
SO ssc v Esmplre a. 'c; Ideal Golden ~
ASsc. yellow ex G, 450c; 10 yellow q, sH
q yellow 10 y yslo%' tssc y yellow. tsSs
Molasses and Syrups-New orleans -, sc.
FAR TO prime zSgS2c; choice 5sas2c. svrss
sslt-In car lots soas5c: small lots ssas.-
Spices-Pepper. IIc' allspice. lsaisc: Cow,
Rice-Louisisna. il1asc: Carolina. 49,
Shot-siiogl.so per Tag FOR drop.
LITeedsIsls5se for pressed bars.
s2G2.eo No. ;. 81 20a2 81: No & - 49, No Z
Iwine-Hemp; l2tllsc per II: wool. salo- -
woOdeEwsre-No. tubs. ssS7. '9 nc nese
s: No , tubs. s4q5; s-hOop pals. 81 So s.hs.ss
common washboarGs. 81 sal So clofbsssr-iSSa -;
CSC per box. Sp'hA' 80
Iron and Steel.
Bar iron; ..5oc: horseshoe bar 27sc nal -.
&C; plow slab. 450c: American cast STEEL go 80
tire steel. Sqsise: spring steel. 4isd5c t'4e'
Ltutner.
Oak sole, 32d42c; hemlock sole. eSa.so. bs--..-
city kip. 60dS0c French kip s0s6SI On. -, 20;
skin socq1; French calfskin. SIecdi S. All
Nails md Horseshoes.
Steel cut nails. $3.50: wire nails fro,, go.
50 . rates: from mill s2I5 rates Hors.. sssore
per keg, 81 mule shoes. per key 3 u. s .es.
nsis. AgS Per box. Barb wire galvanize6 ~
Csc per sal: coal oil. legal test. iOeI5c. ''''eo
Seeds.
Sc 1907 %: aiske. ssai2 Tno,h English eio.s
20 Fancy Kentucky bluegrass. 81 s0SI x 20
top. sOcaslSS. English 6iuesrass s' s. 'a22'' red
Provisions.
sus ,,T- Hams-Indisna, Il to Is lbs aver.
Standardization cured. Reliable. Il % ~ -.
: versge- ,na.c; susar-cured Ind.ers TO 10 rs
Picked tcrk-Fancy boneless pig pork. p.r ~,
lbs :hd d7ne cIss clear bean pork b 80
per brl 200 lbs. $3.50 Also half brls ic1 lbs !;
har the price OF the brls adding soc to cover
Lard-Kettie rendered. Toe; pure lard. slsc
=, bacon,Clear sides. 80 10 so lbs average iIi.,.
y 10 20 lbs nxerase Inc 20 70 80 lbs average
2 IDS average. l2c; IL to is lbs average l2c ciss
backs. 20 TO 30 lbs average iiikc: 10 10 y ~
Try salt, NC less. sN' IN
Produce, Fruits and Vegetable.
Der brl. 81 0Pftes'
Bananas-Large. 81 per bunch: medium. uM
RRss srhh.rr9s grown per bu. SOC.
Cabbage-Home-grown per bril- HN.
SSssnIeioupes-Rocky Fords. per crate. s2A
Sherries-Per crate. s225.
Cucumters-30c per doz
Dewberries-S3 per crate
Gooseberries-Per crate $50
ttuckleberries-s2.5 80 per crate
Lemons-Extra fancy Verdeia go size q 49,.
~ size .; California. 300 10 $50. $3.50
Navy Beans-Per bu. 50 90
Oranges-California Nalencias and Mtrh..,.
? 75d3 anu nionaeis
:. 80. N7ooShet crate.
Pears-Per bu. $50
Pineaprles-F1orida. per crate 27sGa
fotatoes-Home- grown. per bu. &c
Raspberries-S3; red. 81 Is per crate
Ioi.Iatoes-TeXas. 4-basket crate soc
Watermelons-s2Od3o per 100
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FoE Observation-Disclosures.

fok sALE-First-clafs hair store doing an ex-
celient business: good reasons for selling Ad-
dress Box "a. care the Journal.
FOX sALE-The latest map or Indiana and the
~, census: prepared especially for the Journal
-. Seofke r Nran the famous map publisher:
s.~s. soxto incnes. on strong map paper: tin rods
a. toP ana bottom embracing a handsome five
a O.oI NAP OF Indiana on side corrected to
uste, showing all railr ads, all new postoffices
Sutiufs IN coiors. raf'.oad stations and all nat
uiaI features; marginal index showing 1900
census anG alphabetically arranged list OF towns
a. .nS other side contains a hve-coIor map OF
10 "O,.1 anu the United States; 80 cents. post
inquire OF fny agent OF the Journal or
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NOTICE TO HEIRS. CREDITORS. ETc

III. In the matter OF the estate of August b Dozen
,. Il the Marion Circuit Court. September Term
->otiee - herepy given that Louisa Doen,a.
q esec.orsx OF the estate OF August Dosrn p-s'
oecttseh< mas presented and filed her scro,,,, -;
IT. ~ maj settlement OF said -es,afe ss s
lns, she san,r VII come up for examina,sor $50
srt,.r oI sale Circuit Court on the Sth a. nS 70
ccl'eniei 81. istS az which time all heirx $50
itors or egatees Of said estate are rsn,,;- S,ee-
N raid court and show cause 80 20
10y DC, WY SAID account and VOUCHERS sho,iS
~ % approved. And the heirs OF said ests.a
~ 800 sI-o hereby required at the time ana 49,
SS-Ss'-[sssso' 10 appear and make proof ~ fhas.
Louisa DORpPERe
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PROPOSALS f.o,pS AIS FOR EoUIRAGE sUPPLIEs-
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE OF APPOIXTvC~1,,-

Notice is hereby given that the undsrs,,
mas GUY quailned as executor OF estate OF Rar-
49, 49, Seh"egei late OF Marion county Indiana
No 5S65. ADAn - S S1S Solvent.
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Kansas City Journal.

In one OF the Washington denartments
three officials the other day were tsItinS
about President Roosevelt
He has always been streruo,. an.
said. He has always been q 49, $50
tient OF delay. foe OF dallying. remsm-
Der once, when he was assistant secretary
9i tne nay some measure or other was in
discussion, and he desired TO n,.b this
measure through. but. as so often happens.
tnere was postponement there vas red
.rip he arose suddenly one afternoon.
hour and nothing whatever had aeen Sone
Seut.emen. he said. ~ God had re-
TERED the ark to a committee on naval ar
LARS nks TINS. It's my opinion that II
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BELT Road Traffic

Belt road engines last week handled l ns
cars OF live stock at the Union stockyards.
l.0il cars for private switches on it's line
and, with the transfers handled % GO cars
me business at the stockyards and for nrt
s sa.s s",tches Is large beyond precedent.
even IN the busiest times of the wear
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ady; No. timothy, $3.50; No. 2
WAGON MARKET

As usual on Saturday offerings on the local
wagon market were light and sellers had
but little trouble in disposing of their hold
ings at good prices. The range, as reported
by the wagon weighmaster, was as follows:
Corn-Per blu, 57@60c
Oats-Per bu, 4l144c
Sheaf Oats-Per ton, $9612
Hay-Tfmothy, per ton, old, s13d14; new,
S9Q10; mixed old, slOq1l; new, sSq9; clover,
$780, new clover, $6GS.
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THE JOBBING TRADE.

| THE JOBBING TRADE.
(The quotations. given below are the selling
prices Of the wholesale dealers)
Candies and Nuts.
Candies-Stick, SIC per lb: common mixed
&c; grocers, mixed; &c; Banner twist mixed. Sc
| Nuts-Soft-shelled almonds. 17d2Oc; Brazil nuts
l2c: flberts. l2c; peanuts. roasted, Ease: mixed
| Coal and Coke.
tRetail Prices)
Anthracite lall sizes). $3.50 smokeIess. IS;
| Camel. &c. Blosshurg. S.: jackson (Ohio1 &:
Winifrede sa75: Hooking Valley. $40: LuhriS
si.25; Brazil block 81; Green and Sullivan dump
SON, So slack Pttsburs s.: Slack. West 'S %iT-
ginia, So: slack. Indiana. $3.50; ConneIIsvilIe
bu Is bu S. 5c crushed coke i5c bu 3 b nc e. per
Bags, 25c per ton extra, ground floor or dumped
from wagon Csc ton extra by wheelbsrroM0 ehat
or basket.
Alcohol s. 52Ss 20 assf9etida, 4ec; alum 2ls@
form. 5sa65c: copperas. brl. s5c: cream tsrtar.
pure. 32q35c: indigo. s5asOc; Iicorice CaIsb
morphine sef oa ss5s o. Oil
mot. per ID. So; opium. ss.e003 20; quinine. p 8
Castle FRI isdisc: soda bicsrb'. 2s se s soaP'
EPSON 1%a4c: sulphur -four, 2Std5c; saItpeter s
odide s sgGeTis isgSoS
50n55c; chlorate potash, l5Gi2Oc: borsx a<i1s-.
cinehon n al4asc; carboIic acid. &c: cocaine.
Dry Goods.
Bleached Sheetngs Androscoxein T. 7iLc.
Berkeley. No. Co. &c; Cabot. nc; CAPITOL ne:
Cumberland. nc: Dwight Anchor SIC: Frui, g;
Mdth 5c Gilt Edee Sc F aiaes &C. Full
rsili. &c; Hope, nc; Linwood. TIC; Lonsdale
y" &c; Androscogein. 81 &c; Androscoggin.
Brown shcetings-Atlantic A. &c: Argyle. &C..
hootf G. Slzc: Bucks Head. size: Carlisle 40,
Great Falls J. SIC: Hin Fine. nc: Indian Head
droscoggin. 81 isc: Andioscoggin. 10. DC An
Prints--Allen dress styles. &C: Allen tn AZ.
;s , robes &c American indigo. is4c: Arnold
fancy. SC: Hamilton fancy Sc: Merrtrnac ni,S
and purples. 5isc: Pacihc fancy. sc: SIMPSONS
SIMPSONS oil finish. &C; American shirting. az:
oiacS white fzc: grays. &c.
s%c. Slater. 4c Genesee. 4c 'en'
:, Tiekings.Amoskeas AGA. i1lkc: Conestoga RI
lsEs; Cords 40 lIizc: Cords T, ll1-c; Cords
fancy Hc Lenox fancy. .lsc: Lenox Xxx ise:
Oakland AT. &C. Portsmouth TIC: Susouehanns'
isse: shetucket sw. &c; shetucket F. SIC: swift
Ginghams Amoskeag. exc: Amoskeag d..
..sc Lancaster. slsc; Lancaster dress nc; Toll
Grain Bags-Amoskeag sl45o; American. srs n.
Harmony. sN; Stark. SIS. '''
tnt. sa4e straight grade 81 family GRADE nss' Pat
low grace. ss.z5; srsham flour. 81 800
Groceries.
Cofee.Good. sal2c: prime. pale: str,c,,,.
primo. ltHlsc; fancy green and yellow. lsf,sscy
Lava HU5zc koa<ted-old Government Law
oIen1. &C: ieney blend, lSc: Golden blend 1,c
Fackage Coffee City prices: Ariosa IA sscs 49,. ~
. nc; JERSEY. 10 zSe: Caracas. s7sc: Dutch java
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CHICAGO. July ia bequest of aon In
enable Clifton p. Pledger. a Norfbwe..~rrn,
University divinity student. to realize his
ambition TO attend Harvard Uniyersifv 70,
four years. Pledger was employed nv
he made In this position led to the beouesf
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMEyT

Notice is hereby given that the undersionao
nas GUY quahnec as administrator with will
annexed. or estate of Orpheus Everts ia,a -
=. nsr'on county indiana, deceased. said estate
No. oSlO.
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President Baer. OF the PhiladeInhl, a.
Europe. ior
Frank Barr. assistant general u.nara~
OF the Boston & Maine. has been elected
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~>-~~-~~-~~~~~~---~-~~~~~~--~
LOST-Large amethyst pin. Return 10 sss North
Alabama 81. Reward
LOSI-fursc containing money receipts and
omnibus tickets Return TO MRS. ~. sWINER-
TON. $40 North Delaware st and receive reward
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DIED.

DITTRlcH-J. Harry, July 70 at AIS a m Fu-
aerol from the home OF hts mother. 923 East
Iarket street. TUESDAY. July Il at 80 p m.
rsfendr inVi;el
GATES-NrS. Emnla Marie Gates. July 70. 1906.
aged sixty-ore years. Funeral Tuesday. 3
i1vt1et
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ter. deceased "SSS4e " Gar
In the Marion Circuit Court. September term
Notice Is hereby given that Mary = Eouo
as administratrix OF the estate OF Jessia NJ -
ter. deceased. has presented and filed her ar
count ana vouchers in fnal settlement - go
estate. and that the same will con,s - - sdld
nation and action of said Circuit Com, On
all heirs. creditors or IeSatees ~ Ssta as uIne
iss9uirea 10 appear Ia said court and show canse
"a any mere De why said account and youcbsrs
sopuid not oe approved. And the heirs - -. =
estate are also hereby required. at the time s-S
taeir hership. MARY = pIooI OF
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prices paid by shippers)
Poultry-Tom turkeys, &c; hen turkeys &c;
hens. she; cocks, 4c; young ducks. &c: springs
12c: geese, $3.50 per doz.
Cheese Wisconsin, 12tzc: New York full
creams. l2lzc Swiss. Ice; brick, 15c limburger,
12c.
Butter-11I2c; choice, 12c.
Eggs-11c; candled, 12c.
Wool-Local dealers are paying for wagon lots:
Good medium merchantable unwashed 17c coarse
and braid, 15c; heavy merino 10M12c; half blood
lzql4c; bury and cotted, 12ql4c; Western, lie
Feathers-Prime geese, 3Oc per h. prime duck
2Jc per Id.
Beeswax-sOe for yellow. 25c for dark.
HIDES AND TALLOW.
Green-salted Hides-No. /. SIC; No 2 nc;
No. calf 10c; No calf SC.
Tallow-No. i, 41zc; No. 2, 4c.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
INDIANA STATE PRISON

Michigan city. Ind. july s. 1904.
Inc labor OF 1oJ prisoners now confined in the
and best bidders. in four separate contracts of
Ice men each. for a period of six years from Oct
J. 1904.
BIDS will be received until Aug /. 1908.
Ali labor {" be performed within the prison
walls and in accordance with the statutes Of the
state OF Indiana and disciplinary rules goyernins
Eidders the square feet of floor
space required for their special class of work
and the board of control will take into oonsidera,
ton the number officers required i'm the differ
snt classes OF work in awarding the contracts
The board OF control reserves the right to re-
Bios. to be sealed and directed to the board OF
marked Bid for Prison LaIor" '''"s
A certified check Of $1,000 must accompany
into contract at the price bid
Bids win be opened on the Sd day of August.
1885,. at . O'Clock a. m. at which time bidders
arc invited to be present.
JAMES d. REID. Warden.
pRoPosALs FOR CLOTHING AND F,oI-I-
AZ pAGS sGPP III Qusrtermaster's Of
sails. in tripeate. viii. be received at this ofice
for delivery. at either Chicago Boston or PhiIa.
oeiphia depot. OF metallic cap and collar orna-
the established standards and specifications
Government reserves right 10 reject or accent
erencc given to articles OF domestic produciinn
or manufacture. conditions OF quality and price
urclIdlng In the price OF foreign productions
and manufactures the duty thereon) being equal
particulars and blanks for proposals will be
uf'h appitdllOn Envelopes n
tanning proposals TO be indorsed Proposals for
2, and EGuiPage supplies and addressed
ts MAJ, w h MILLER, Quartermaster L. S
A In charge - -
PROPOSALS FOR EQUIPAGE SUPPLIES
Sniet Quarternlaster's Office. Chicago Ill
July > 1909 Sealed proposals, in tripIicaie viii
&c received at this Office until IL o'clock a. m
Mednesday. JULY p 1903. for early delivery at
either Chicago Philadelphia or Boston denot 81
company. residential and post record books ana
ient pins. conforming to existing standards and
specincations Government reserves right To re
1sct or accept any or all proposals or any nar,
tEereot Preference given TO articles of domes
TIC production or manufacture conditions -,
qnshty and price Including in the price OF for
~lgn productions and manufactures the a.
thereonp being equal Particulars and blsnLs
,or proposals VIII Re furnished upon applicafinn
envelopes containing proposals to be indorsad
Proposals Tor Equipage Supplies" and az
L. S. A, in charge. eiiiaSter'
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ut. n the matter Of the estate of Anna Habir. do
i9o3 september Term.
So ice, Is hereby given that Edward II uah,
Gnu Niitiau' HabiE, as executors OF the &C.,.
. .snna haoig deceased. have presented anS AL
'sen Secount snd Nouc hers in hnal setrlans1t
- sSad estate. and that the same viii
sot sssslnstion and action OF said Circ,St ss,,
IN IN 'se eth aey OF September. is03. at which -
81 nestS crtfitors or legatees OF sai5 estiiS
are seqairsa to al pear in said court and sbavs
seact. ~ any tnefe be, why said account 80
- snOule not be approved. And tha 49,
=. asa sS,Ste are also hereby required ar ths
proof OF their heirship. anu make
EDWARD II iARIG
IT, A.. WILLIAM HARIC;
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FINANCIAL.


= i.NANSlALClnsure with FRANK SAWYER
ISSaCtNS-Money on mortgages c. F. SAYLES
d CO, ~ East Market street
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SITUATION WANTED-Wanted: Position as
orus clerk; can give reference; full register;
over seven years experience. Address Box 1853,
care the Journal
SITUATION WANTED-Position by a book
Aeeper; all-around office man; years OF expert
zee ana best or references. Address Box 752
care the Journal.
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wANTED-SALESMEy.

NANIED-Few statesmen handle line of
trunks and telescopes on the side. liberal COM
mission A r. REED. kokomo Trunk Comapny,
kokomo. Ind.
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STORAGE.

STORAGE - The Union Transfer and Storage
Company. corner East Ohio St and Union
tracks: only nrst-cass storage solicited. Grating
and packing. Phones 725.
WAREHOUSE Co
w. E. kurtz. Pres H A Grassland Mgr
5l7-523 5. Penn. Telephone I343
We STORE. PACK and HAUL.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NANTED-BRILIiS DYEING AND CLEAN
lNG. 81 North Illinois ST. Established 1871
WANTED-Room and board with private family
In central part OF city for family OF three Adj
dress Box 757. care the Journal
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Ali advertisements inserted in these columns
are are charged at the very low rate of cents a
me Blank or dash lines the price per
line Telephone 23s and your ad. will be called
for.
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JOURNAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
wANTED-MALE HELP.

WANTED-Car carpenters and truckmen for out
or city, no trouble. steady work. free trans
gortation- Apply 10 AGENT. Room 3 Stubbins
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

TCTEwILER a SON.
Gndertakers. 20 W. Market St Tel. zis.
JOHNSON. HASsLER q GEORGE. 557 Massa-
chusetks Y. New Phone Sos. Old Main 1890.
FRANK A BLANCHARD. Undertaken 15s ~.
Delaware ST. Lady attendant Both Phones all
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HS7SsJNENTS-A DIENER, 44s z. Washington
Tel -. Branch works L entrance Crown HILL
IoNUMESTS-M n Farrell. 2n West WASH
ffs<ton ST New Phone 2lls.
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CoHee-Good. sdl2c: prime. ,aa1xc.
prisnf. ltulsc; fancy green and yellow IS<;sscs.
Java zSu5zc Eoa<ted-old Government -
s.,sISsc; nnest Mocha and Java. 2S<73oc. 1s.
nIen1 &c; fency blend lsc: Golden blend ~.
nackAse Sonee city Irices: Ariosa 10 Csc. r5o-
~ nc JERSEY. use: Caracas s75c: Dutch Jaw.
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1.-THE End.1
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-06-14

contributions to the election fund unles:
Mr.. Platt can pour oil on the troubled
waters.
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GOSSIP FROM NEW YORK
Murphy Strives to Stay IN PowerWhat Roosevelt Wired
Governor Crane Mr.. Harrisons Gift to Normal Schools
BY JOHN MARTHol-.

contributions to the election fund. unless
Mr.. Plat can pour oil on the troubled
waters.
Greek walters have begun to make their
appearance in the hotels and restaurants
here, so that it is not impossible that
one may have the privilege of tipping
some descendant of Demosthenes. Soc
rates, Leonidas, or some other one of the
great worthless of the land where burn
ing sapho played the singing and low
ing act. The Greeks have an iRsslligence
office all to themselves, and are a high
toned lot, graceful, distinguished Look
ing, and Chesterfields in politeness. In
the subway tunnel the descendants of the
Caesars are the principal diggers and
delivers under the boss-ship of the sons
of Irish kings 1t is a great town
A friend of Ambassador Choate tells
me that he has had about all he wants Of
foreign life and diplomacy and is anxious
to return home. He remains at his post
only because the president desires to
have him in London. pending the settle
ment of the Alaska boundary dispute,
with all the points of the controversy
regarding which Mr.. Choate Is thorough
~ familiar. 1t is not improbable that Mr..
Choate may be offered a seat on the SUI
preme court bench. but whether he would
accept or not is known only to himself
In point of fortune he is rated In the
millions and can well afford to retire per-
manently.
Speaking about foreign languages in the
PUBLIC schools 1t would not surprise me
to see demand made at any time by the
| Italians that the tongue of Dante shall
| be added to the curriculum. WHY not
The Italian vote has become an Important
| factor in New York politics. and has to
be reckoned with by Tammany. In a few
years the Hebrews will dominate the for
eisn situation. Indeed they might do so
now II they could speak English suff-
GENTLY well and were organized Curl
Gus, isn't 1t, that Americans must con-
sent to be taxed in order to teach the chill
dren of foreign parents languages about
which they do not care a button? No 9TH
er country presents such a spectacle.
How many people are there who know
that Russell Sage was more than half a
century ago a conspicuous member of the
mouse of representatives? Well, he was
ana brilliant public career was pre-
dieted for him. During the old Kansas
Nebraska battle, years before the repub-
lican party came into power, he made
speech on the restriction of slavery
which was circulated by the opponents
of the institution" to the extent of mil
lions and millions of copies. Why he
gave up political life, when some of the
| highest honors in it were apparently
within his reach, he has never disclosed.
| suppose the money microbe got hold
of him.