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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-16

There's one thing ecrtain. Those
Cossseka cant set dates GO GESTURE
or find theatrical engagements on
their recent records
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-16

W. T. Stead says the cz1r Il one
of the most enlightened men Ia the
world. lie certainly ought 10 b u
he has been reading the papers since
lat Fehrnary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-16

Geo could has returned % this
country after having made an auto
mobile tour % France ana italy
we Didn't have a single accident a-
didn't kif even chicken. he says.
once mote b. attention called % the
fact thai the yerY rich are thu most
economical
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-16

Go to spinnlng's for bicycle re.
pairs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-16

any Of en- tut what's the use
OF knoeklnEg
The president of the State Liquor
Dealers association. nov meatlhs al
Olympia. said In his annual address
that he was sorry that the leklh.
lature was not In session. We nave
not been able To interview any leg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-16

Editor The stars
4 have been a
reader Of your pa
per for some time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-16

Did YOU notice that the liquor
dealers Of Washington had lunch Al
fumwater yesterday II doesn't say
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-16

Denton Harrington. the comedian.
played here last night Iie drew a
full house fltftagau correspond -
eucr Pine niuff tAfkl Crescent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-16
Its Up to You

ARRIVING DAILY. FALL AND WINTER GOODS
AND THEY ARE THE NonuEsr TO FOUND IN THE
cry ron FIT AND woRNd ANsIuP THEY can BE COM
PARED WITH THE KIND Your TAILOR MADE FoR YOU
our STOCK or cRAvANETT AND MAcKHErT COATS
ron THE RAINY SEASON ARR IN STOCK, AND THEY ARE
BEAUTIES Az INSPECTION or ouR STOCK VIZ ARE GER
TAIN MAKE CUSTOMER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-16

urcorasine correspondence. laudon-
willie To- Advocate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-16

some men learn
fFum experience.
some learn ftum OBJ
aervaflon an a
whole LOT don't
learn at all.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-16

Don't forget. my boy. that faint
heart never Wun fair LADY. said The
old man sncouraEinEig.
"Iut how ahaat automobiles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-16

aBlIksrly has the right idea. He's
about as shrewd as any man
hrnvw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-16

John D. Rockefeller failed to give
anything TO the University of Chi
ezgo on lta SEA anniversary. Friday.
Thus do We see how far reaching 10
the great meat strike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-16

papf" asked tho Wise young nan,
NN HE
A locai reporter has discovered "A
eeerfnl strand IA Egypt VIII
wonders never ceaHef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-16

what has he done ?"
Bought an automobile 30 he
won't have 20 dodge his creditors
They have 20 dodge him"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-16
LADIES' BELTS AND HEcKwEAR

JUST recelveda beautiful line OF ladies Belts and
Nefkwear NJ the latest novelties. belts priced at
soc soc ind SOC. worth zoe. Soc and SIS
NeekWear 10 all the latest novelties priced At
................. ......... . 25e. zoe AND 5Oo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-16

THEN HE CAN'T MAKE 1T BY
THE Skin or HIS TEETH.
chas Custer. who II employed by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-16

Texas girl VIA stung BY n eenti-
pede while tripping the light fan
taatic toe. She didn't know there
was one within 100 feet Of her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-16

A WORD FROM JOSH WISE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-16

John ID. Rockefeller isn't making
very much noise about his new
London bank. lie ought % employ
Thomaa W. lawson as its press
agent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-16

william waldorf Astor'a New
York hotel. ~ stories high. has Just
been opened. The rates we're not
planned BY the same architect. but
they're In harmony with the con-
Rfruction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-16


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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-16

But what's the use
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-13
MR. FLOOD |, |. ]: TAKES !. [ !. | ( J. )
A HOPEF Ill VIEW
Congressman Says Roosevelt is
Unpopular His Own
PARTY. 3$s " S,S3

congressman Il. p. Flood, Of Apo
ma ttox, was In the eli las night 1, hav-.
Ing come down 70 attend a meeting Of
the Board 4 Of Directors OF the Virginia
Railroad OF which he is a8member. Mr,
Flood expressed himself 9as greatly en-
!conrag ed a the prospects of & 4, Parker's
election and stated tina u in his opinion
Mr. Roosevelt would not be able TO hold
the normal Republican strength Of the
country He said he llad heard Republi-
can members Of Con- ress express their
dsapproval OF the Presidents course In
various matters and named a. senator
who was not an admlrer Of the Presi-
dent. AS to the outlook In the doubtful
States, he said he could mot speak from
positive knoWled sc, At not Ing Visited
any OF them since the nomination, but
that q from the information cleaned in
washington, the Demo cratic prospects,
were bright G, #; 81 ssss u s,8
II Asked as to his campo Ign for Congress-
Mr.. Fl ood stated hat It was only a lques.
stion OF getting the vote out and that no
effort would be SHARED in this direction
He has just returned from the staunton
Horse Show. where he met many of the
well known Del ocrats of that section,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-13
hts SKULL BROKEN
FROM EAR TO EAR.
Accid ent to Little Boy.
81 esterd ayailli Beau
fort, M, C,8
.(lspeeialItolT ME Tllmes,pE.lspa teh

BEAUFORT. NJ c., ugustg "a very
sad accident occurred here this morn.
Ing, n hen Hubert PIERCE, 80 idolizod
grand son OF N Mr.: David Is Piesx 3, owner
OF the Beaufort, Fruit Company was
fatally injured 8hy Il running horse. His
SSskull was hroken5 from siea TO ear and
he Yas otherwise I'm urea. Y 4, Drs. Davis,
Maxwell Il and Dun ca We're INN d!atelyl
Summoned, h hut he was beyond medical
aid, # II s BE-
Hubert was holding the horse spf n N III,
Richard Chad wick, z md ,boy-llk NJ grew
tired and tied the halte to his waist
ms horse oecaine fyIgh tened and ss4n
4, hsS street. strl MN Inst tree
post and sniic IIsAss vas Sli y ii conscious
when reached lie WAS telribl y$s.1aa NJ.
gled, /. IIo was akens 10 tlle spf ,lor.
Davis, and afterwa rds home. His nj t her.
WHO Was at More head clts. was Wired
fors hut ached here onl time 55tlo 500
hin breathe his last. Me y funeral Will
take place q ON the ", y, churcA.. Ne
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-13
EVEN ATTACKED
THEIR OWN LEADER 81,
Genius Of Disord Runs Riot
in Cllicago Sew
eral Hurt.
(By Associated Press,)

CHICAGO. August 12.---A riot In
crowded Fifth Avenue, within a square
iofs the City i all, CAP ped i the climax OF
disorder In the stock yards strike to-,
day. DURING. the al " hal II u q d pzen men
were hurt In va rlous encount ers, y and
shots were fired during al, "a tta lex on d
train had OF 'strike.b reak ers. 1, All told,
ito.day's violence was more wild esprearii
than in any previous twelve hours i.oi!
the strike. Though no mob q great.
size took part IN any Of the assaults.
y Even. Rresid lent va old enSs Of the Team
stsr1 Union swas "a Ito q ed Will trying
taSr4scNss Mar alk j. a. union teamster,l
Who drtsipg MA gon loaded I'M It'll
mo- 6l,rs nun red 4 person ha d nv M
sAed Falk. not Knowing he was n union
hi. ana 80 lng$ him sshen I'resl-i
aAnts Q6ldsna pPNAr ed w III pro-
a siuis union button Golden mouhIted
the wagon & took he reins and Mrgcs!
back ths inob stones and sticks ware
shoWsrad at Golden an d befors
Golden rst.a ~ Hers d many INJURIES, Hias
rccosnixed, q Il VI s5g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-13
j TOR OF:
NE, ROAD.
Board IF Virginia Comp Vet. let.
at Jefferson Last
light.
AFF AIRS GOOD 81: SHAPE 1 z ::
This is as Far as Presid dent CraW-''
ley Vould
Go.

~ a.
railroad az Company % he ID a meeting a 1.-THE
Jefferson Hotel last mi ht,t tuget Their with
several EPhladelph ia and New FORK men,
contractors. and lpromot tiers. 81 Si u ll5 S
This company. whi CHI Is cHplt a lied at
two lion dollars maximum. p rpposes
to build q railway from Rosney IN Buck
ingham county, on t he line of the ~ James
River division of the 20 Chesa peakes nd
Ohio RailWay,stoED anyllle me ar the N orth
Carolina line.S The projected railway line
will pass throug h the counties of Buck
ingham, Cumbe nd 81 Prince 5dWa r. I
Charlotte, Halifax and Plttsy va MIA, Wit n
Its terminus Sat 8Danvllle,94 which Is now
rea ched BY the Southern Railway alone.
The route has beer surveyed and Is 81 an
easily prac ticable one, the profile OF the
road showing a ma ximum grade of but 81
feet TO the mile and n great z topo gra-.
phical dfticultie A If
Is AT tho meeting las III nigh there were
present President KennerS GRAY ey,ss, 81
iFarmyille "A. G, Ola pham, ~ I Farmville =
Hon; II. D. Flood j. .of Appomu tox; B. F.
iEggleston, of Drak Ike s. Branch; e.. r. WI.
liams, Of Arponla, and n II Y bard OF
this city, 4A Phila delphla railWa v contrac e.
tor and a New Y ork flnan ciert We're also in
the "a Tree tors, Among
the other directors OF he company are +.
II. Lynn, fIrstsylce president. and Colonel
George w, Miles. 58 Of Rad ford 81 second
vice. president " Mr.. 4, r. Villains q Is
chairman of the Boa I'd OF Directors. The
declared that the a fairs the
company are lii very sa It's Factory shape,
hut made no prophecy a IS to when the con-.
structinn5 OF the line will begin "a 4, .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-13
TNE VALUE 0 L S LPHUR.

Re Efficiency Ii, Healing Well attained by;
"A ancock's n liquid Sulphur. is " n n
s * Used on the face Hancock y Liquid
sulphur renders 4 he conn Xlon ella flee. &
sbealltitt led and stro 2 &, "a 3.s I 81
& A ter sulphur batlling g. as AprApa red IN tls
4 Iancc ck,s LIQUID Sui phur, u the skin is5
felt Ia glow With rem eWed tlealth and ans
inattonf sss II .S 1, N
al che, cutarrb, d Pit her II herpes
spirnples, pricklys heat a ma ringworm. with
many 8 more Il lis, Y are guarant eed a cure
~ $IIapcock's 4,auid su phuisT latnre'sl
sEreatest ssrmicide. Canker and other
soreness Of sea hi II eyel Ids, snout HI nose
ana threat yield to Alta power. AZ
81 10 aiding pharma u ats sell II 4. Request
fIsooklet from II me oak liquid SULPHUR
Coz. ltlnlore, Nd. I.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-13
nrake,s Palmetto VIM.

b Aeomplete med cine and tonic for immedla late
J relief a1d ,absolut % cure OF CHRONIC Stomach
land Catarrh Of Mucous Membranes. When used
fsE !hs g cure q Rright,s Disease Diabetes md
motes health and ,,vlgor. Ono ablespooliul,
pace 9 dpy. estahli sHss perfect cure, and lis q
wonderful tonic for tho appet lite and nerves and
cents at Drug Stores for o large bottle usual
dollar Size but q trial bottle will be sent free
Rnd paid 70 every reader OF this paper who
Build ding. chicago Ills Simply send your name
No ADD ress. w th req pe ST for ono bottle OK
prake's Palmetto WI ne. prepaid. free Of charge.
/. Owens and n4s,.lv9 Drug Comma Dis
/ tElbutinS Agents, a q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-13
MANY IRANGE!R i : J
Nv THE GATES 8
All Sections Of the Country Rep
esented on Hotel rs gisters
asst Wight.

q Among the QUITO town guests at the
hotels yesterday we're the following
e The Richnond n: o. w. &. Gregory. ytr.
GINA; James 4 4. Clark, LOUSY lie. KY:
Charles Bukeri and wife, N Norfolk; Fred
;Karner Baltimore; L. Scott a len y and
wife, ,Hashin gton; y Sig. c.. Meyer 3 MIA
!delphia; 3 M, s Shea. Virginia; W imam
3ISinschief. 4 RI. Jew Y rk III ~ sS
ii M,lrphys: "A. u q Edwards, Chicago; a..
w. staley. Cincinnati Bert Stern, George
Al, NEeirS!rber, s.. d II VI Wolf, New D OK
r.. F.. Christ, John g !. Hood, r. u 3 leon on
ARD, ph!lade phia; u g I, Smith. Tusca-
.loosa, Ala,; ]: II. Rays. w ASKING ton, pa p
fC.;S r., Freeman, Bal tiraore;S ~ NY. Black,
Kinston; r.. N rs AdamA Ikinston, NJ 81;
Is. H :. LeIghton, Dover, N, II II 4; =, H. -.
|IIenshaw. Orange, Va
Tho Powhatan: James T.. Clark, LOUIS
Vile; { &. GIN Donald, Tyler, Texas w.
Il. va shac kleton, Thurmond. ", Va; L2r.
j. d, Curtis, Orange Heights, Fla; ~ ~
sA. Reynolds Jacksonville, Fla. Y. =.
5Hargraye, Sussex; IT !. A, j Jordan, SUFFOLK;
Mrs, Ella Elrer, Cham bersburg, Pa; =,
III, Lanier, Virginia,
The Jefferson: M. r. Ha nahan, Culpep-
ar ESum, Birmingham, Ala; Thomas w.
4, phillips, New York; "A. b, clapham.
STarmville Va; Frank G., IAttleton, New
York; ii, A /. Tennis, Philadelphia; W y.
iDaRossei, North Carolina; a. u. Scott,
5Boston;SE u, r. WA iams, Arvonla,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-13

getter With ali offer Of q reward to every
negro voter who will designate the name
OF sydr,sy b. Mudd, for who they are to
ca 81 theft ballot on the day 81 cleo
ton. IL Is not known that any returns
have been received which would indi-
cats tho measure OF success attending
this scheme, but Mudd and his friends
are l,oieful. 81
Repre- sentative Harry Maynard, Of the
SECOND Virginia District. and Hon. 8.
Gordon Cumming, Of Hampton, are at
the New Willard to-day. They came to
on business. ls ssa3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-13
BANK EARRINGS.
Report Of Bradstreet for Week
Ending August nth.
v (DY AssocIated Press.

II NEW YORK, August 4. 1T no; fol lowing
tab complied by Bradstree sl,o VS. U. the
lclpai cities FOR the week ended Thurs
day, August H. With the perc entage Of
increase and decrea SO as compared !, NTH
three other cities are included In the
totals; 3355 u Z. Z, =. j, 3
Chicago, Sl6O. 2B6. 85S Increase, II.
Boston.. s. $50 ~ " decrease
philadeiphia, sss 5 "a sls decrease 1s,a,
pttsburg 81. $50 %. az Il, decrease 4;
N BaItimorezslS.3l al 6s2. decrease, AZ u
Gncnnsti, sa5. 757. $50; increase, .O.7
!, Kansas City. s?2 sSl .aQh. increase s,a.
us New Orleans. $40, 73524l ;k increase. I'll,
I.Oulsville, s9.302, l26 increase. 1875. N
Memphis IS. Cos ,313 Increase, II g. sStt
Richmond, IS, 657 .235; dserea Sc. So,
Washing ton $3,54S, 2244 II decreas Sc, III @
i Savannah, So. $50 9l2; Increase s9.9
Fort Worth So eSS 9s6; deere Sc, "a, ~ 1911
I Atlauta. ases5 Il. Sss9 increase. Hsk s,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-13
3 Satisfactory Settlement.

Especial to The STlmeE-Dispatch.) &
3SVASHINGTON,8D ID. c., August 12.--To-5
day all signs point to an ca rly and salts
factoly settlement OF the main Issues be-
tween the United States and Turkey. The.
Sultan has resumed negotiations VIII
Minister Lels hman. with prospects OF a.
favorab BILE result The European squadron.
composed OF tho cruisers Olympia, Cleve-
land and Baltimore. commanded by Rear
Admiral Jewell, has arrived at Smyrna,
and the admiral Is In communicat ton with,
the United States minister at CONSTANT
nopIe. i5s 533 s 558sg
Admiral Bankers big battleship
adron which has been held at Gibra y
tar pending eventu alities, has been orr
3dered home for the usual fall target prac-55
ttcsE at Menemsha Bi Eht. off the coast Of
Maine. and will pro badly start cross the
Atlantic Tomorrow or next d ~ W 4;
Leishman Makes Report.
The departure OF this fleet Will leave.
Admiral JEWELS small squad ron 4 he sole:
naval Representative Of the United States
In European wa tiers. The sQua dron VII
shortly be rein forced however. by the
cruiser San Francis co from the Philip
pines and by the new cruiser Des Moines.
now at Boston 81 II
After several days silence Minister
iLeishman has been heard from through
al dispatch dated at Constantinople last
night recounting the results Of the last
exchanges between himself and the For-
seignE Office rlctals there. The State De-;
partment did not seek & to make public
the minister's communication, but lid
make the general ste tement that $t the ne
$gotiations had taken a !: more H favorable
turn and there was an expectation OF q
speed " and sa tisfactory a justment
us It cannot be learned that any further
instruct ions have been sen II to n Mr.. Lelst
man. and { is believed 4 lla t n the de-
apartment will refrain from doing 80 Jun Z
It'll he has $complet ed the, present phase
of the rotations. ri ~ ,SS
Cabinet Discussions. $S
The Turkish question was the principal
topic OF discussion a a to- Is meeting!
of the Cabinet. and the eassuring I'D Z
vices from Minister Leishman regarding
the favorable turn Of affairs of negotiai
lions were received during the session
The news was very welcome. as 1t
promises a happy sol tion OF the imbro-s
Clio. 8s8s 453 5
A Minister Lcishman received the commu- y
lntcatIon from the Porte just before the
.Europea n squadron arrived at Smyrna.
The change In the 81 lion will require
a recasting Of the II tentative instructions
which were to have been sent to the.
minister and Admiral j ewell In case Of
the failure 81 the $dip 1omat tic citations
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-13
Reiterates Assurances

coNsTANTINoPLE. Thursday, August
lii oaum Pashn. under secretary OF
foreign affairs, called on Minister Leish-
man this morning at Therapia "a town
on the Bosphorus. nine miles northeast
or Constantinopls). He reiterated the ass
Hurance of the government reg ardlng a
speedy and favorable reply to the de-
mandB touching the righU Of American
citizens In Turkey. Isl "a q. Hi
n subsequently Izzet Pasha, secretary OF
the pa lace. and Selim Pasha, minister Of
mines. Selin Pasha had a long inter-
view with Minister Lelshman for the
purpose Of determining upon the text ne
a reply wllsSh may prove acceptab bic to
America, 49, s4alIasg saitSls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-13
Married in Washington.

n Especial "a The Times Dlspa tch.)
NOTION ID, O., August 12.--sThs
tfollowing marriage license has been 3s-f
sued John q. Lewis, OK Nelson co
Wa. and Mary e. pattersoY ef Bnpk-
tAsaaIa count IA "a 81 I. & 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-13
Fishing Il rip Ends in Arrest.

T9AIonzOl Epps and TNV1IlIdirl ull1suIll OF
Manchester went fishing down on the.
river yesterday and g.caug ht g good mess
w fish Epps got tired Of fishing, It Is
said, 3 and is charged with sci ling them
Later Robinson Fwore out rs warrant
3 gainst Eppss for a lleged mis- "a pproprl a ting
TIC fish, Epps was arrested and released
on ba II. "a Il sS3l III w " Va M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-13
Statement BY M Williams.

II J ohm Shelton w lila ms, Chairman OF the
board OF directors to-day made the fol-
lowing statement: a
he option given August d II \ II 1908 to
sN1essrs. II denburg, T Tia Imam ri Co. on a
large block Of Sea board stock owned by
Messrs. j ohm u, WI Il iams5 g. Sons Of Rich
fmond, and Messrs. ] !. w y Aiiddendor &
Co" Of Baltimore. expired last night
These two firms control more. than
s15, 900 900 Of seaboa "a stock, or more than
one fourth OF the entire Issue, and with
their friends and associates hold the ma
jority, Ri sB538S
4 he first ana second division 10 the
Atlanta and Birmingh ham line are prac-,
tically completed and the line will prob
ably be n opened from "A lanta. VI To- Pell
City, thirty miles from Birmlng han,
!withinsa week. The entire line from a t.
lantaf to BirmiHg ham should be IN opera-
ton IN less than nine y days. The line
will them become Ia ource of large Incl one.
to the seahoard system. ~ ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-13
0Capt.# 1ohn Arrington.
sDr, B D Watkins.

5f8 (By a associated Press.) g
e NATCHE>l.s MISS. ,,ss August l2.--Dr. B..
p. Watkins, who was recently thrown
from his buggy. is dead from the In
juries He was ono Of the most pron1l-
nent physicians Of the 4 State, and was
formerly president OF the State Board
of Heal Ii. N .iifia sfg t 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-13
CARPET BED GARDENING.
Effects 81 Color and Design Pro-
d,Iced in n.Blossor1ing Plants

ss Everybody who pa sses the jersey, City \;
city, b hall this summer has something
pleasant to say bout the large flower
beds ns xRe as out hs
des R!a and rshasss q sosy
they are gratefu' T. the eye
S They are examples OF what IS known
among gardeners as carpet bedding. The
plot Il marked. of in, conventional de-
traced an IT. hearts, diamonds, and the
figures that cal pet viewers and wall pa.
per designers light In are marked out,
then the etTs gffoana d aaa
close foliage, so that at a short distance
the effect OF compile tie carpet is secured.
No blossomlng plants a re used for this
style Exsfy,nh heo aapen ,
pie achyranthes form body color; sando-
lire Is used for scroll pa terns In green
gray; altematteras give a deeper purple.
used !. For borders and for outlining elab-.
< ora tc ma tterns the various sorts of house
5leek OF oi1en and chickens" are specially
available, and dracaenas and other thick
leaiing plants Of low stature give variety
THE Jersey CITY beds were designed by
Ia Greenville gardener who learned his
art II. the old country; Carpet bedding 2
the favorite method Of Ia wing out grounds
In Germany France and Austria, but is
not much used elsewhere, It has been
introduced Iii some OF the cemeteries here.
but has found little favor in private
gardens. X q N "a s
Zone reason why It j Is not AIKEN up
said he; us that It is expensive In the
sflrst outlay. a circular bed, q say twenty
feet in diameter, will ia ke from 900 TO
5000 plants TO I'll III. r hen IT has to be
watched all the time. It takes the most
careful weed Ig. and the foliag &c must be
kept close trimmed. he minute you AL 3
10 Il anything like 1uxurlance. OF growth
your pattern Is gone. SO. a. bed Of carpet
work will take as much OF a mans time
as quarter Of an acre OF rdinary gar.
Eden.s AZ SiS X ~ S u. I'LL
the lost satisfact tory Sway vs. of laying out
d garden, for the furt her along in sum
sn7er you get the bet tAr your beds look.
There is no repianu Ing, IS no whitening.
The plants grow closer and closer. NJ the
pattern lis better and bettersd esigned !: the
Ecolors d eepen. and the effect Is gal ways
artistic, nea t conlplete " atisfy lng TO the
eye.
@i.sIt 4 Is a great art one 81 the most beau
5ttful forms OF ardening, and " think as
the love OF fine garden work develops In
this country, II will be exceed gly5 pop-
slla KS
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Rev, w. E, Mumford.

S., {Hya Associated Pressl
MACON, q A.,,e August 12.-Reys w. =.
founder Of the Georgia Indus-
trial Home, q refuge for Wallis, died to-
day, after a long Illness ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-13
!; Totals. Canada. 81, 7sos5o; increase, II.

Mr., Ellyson in Washing on. d
Hon, 4 &. ia ylors FL Tyson left " ast might
for Washington on AZ brief BUSH less trip
He will soon enter upon the work OF the
campaign In the STATE, and the arrange
ment Of ths schedule or 5spea kers for ~
scanYasS.-- x, M
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OPTION O J ! |. |: / Has I | |
NOW EXPIRED.
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seaboard Air Line common. sold from
20 5-s UP to II hen off to 10 rs on
from 10 IA up to % reacted to 20 l-2,,5
partially recovered, and sold at q q IL,
them sold d own agai to 20 l-2 on sale Of
5000 shares. s5 ia3 35s3is
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III ar, al Dem and,

The demand for cshaMberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Iplarrh oea Rem edy here ma
beel NJ great I that have carcely been
aba ia keep II t In st took, IT has cured
cases of5 Idysentery here When all other
rcl,cdies failed ri RAM y ones, Pikapille.
I.s This remedy Is for sale by all Drug