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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07
North Carolina.

The Capital City Hose Company bans
squetted Dn their return home and com
ER. b.. Glenn to be the orator of the day
at the Laborg lay exercises in Wilmington
- The cruise of tho North Carolina naval
reserves postponed by ord OF the gov
opened and worked with Italian miners
automobile line established between
Salisbury and Spencer. Va sss
General.
Mighty armies facing each other and
death grapple In Manchuria Is expected
time B s!n iaa have 10000 men
at Anshanctan with loss OF about u. 600
men: r Russian says Port Arthur will GER.
tainly fall within one or! two months, de-
story Of the terrible lighting which re-
suited In the capture Of VOLTS Mountain;
srumor OF ca ptnre Of Port Arth ur. dis
credi:ed--Attempt to assassinate Presi-
f,,nsuccess strikers forget nnlmoslties
for time and join in biz peace demon
5stration with long parade and great pic
mic; packers still,claiml that they have
Stake at Sara oga. worth so 900 49, meri-.
can European squadron ordered to 3,
sish wa ters----F'a rmer3 boy q ear Chicago
gives life to save train; painter ress ~ 3
senator Georgia. charged with holding
negroes In bondage, placed under arrest
- Ira in $crash hes into trolley car at Kan
sas City: one killed and ten injured
Pursuit of the twelve negroes who es-
capped from G eorgetoWnsja all oman in
Pennsylvania dies at age OF ] "a years.
5yYill Of Edward Blennerhasset admitted
to probate In St. I1ouls hartman Tag
CART In New Y ork; will mott take handSin
Murphy Carren dispute: Democratic
prospects in Delaware and elsowhere;
Lamont to visit Parker, believed that con-
ference will have bearing on gubernatorial
question; West Virginian says D emocrats
will suffer for rejecting white mans
plank; Swanson's narrow esca pei Cowdan.
The erratica politician. in st. Ellzabeth's
Asylum in Washington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07
SUMMARY OF THE DAYS NEWS
The Weather.

The Weather.
WASHINGTON Aug. s.-----F'ore cast for for
Virginia Fair Sunday; showers Mon on
4 day; light to fresh winds, mostly vest
n s'NsS North ACCOMPLISHMENTS Sunday and
Monday; fresh south winds on the coast.
Richmond 3 weather yesterda y was f "a II
and moderate In stenpera ture.
& III RANGE OF THE TIL RIM MET Err: az
e6A. M. ........ - s
q n. 4. 50 II
% u. NJ. ....e o.. o.
n n. NJ. .....'.. %
q IL midnight SO. o.
Average 2 +. ]. +. I. !. !. 4. 81 2-ai
Highest temperature yesterda 1900. 81
z Lowest temperature yestcrday......... 6D #I
Normal temperature for August
Precipitation during past y hours. %
Ell MINIATURE ALMANAC. n
s ss s'sss.;5i ; ~
Sun rises ia, nd: AHs zIb5 :: 100.
sSs ssss EVENING
Richmond. N
The flower I, contest ends and The R TIIzs
4; POtts's fine horses winning prizcs at tne
horse shows Unknown ma n drinks lau-3
danum in IAN attempt to Kill himseli,,-
session aim rnes a y + night-tironnds and
buildings Committee Tomorrow evening
80 Rev. w. W. Landrnm returns TO th g
city for month OF Augist----iB wines ~, WIN
4 another game and are challenged by q
strong Sta,lntonS team large Gro ds e. ~ "
Ralll the games xesterday - Cong resstnan
& Swanson has speech stolen from him. but
finally catches thief Y, act ct dlsposns
stone this week Of the new Chimborazo
public school building; Richmond e lodge.
in charge of the cGremon a ~
Il bank 10 increase It's pital and DO bust 8,
ifcts OF trust company =. =.
o,Flahert thinking ~ becoming candi-.
Cameron. Of petersburs, sad Y be pre-
pairing petition to Judge add III to turn
property of Virginia passeng er g Power
GomRa to the State eourt MA ~
at5Tony's fall Street improve ents---7-S
Funeral OF James i. Whit k---To or
ganize mother club Tuesday nig ht------TAl.
lcrman bbott may run f9 =, pos 3 ma
& tcrship Council TO meet On Tuesday.
sss Virginia. "a
sSgs George Cameron. .Ir.. receiver appointed
blythe t1ustings Court OF Petersburg for
tho Power & Passeng ger Coz. to apply to
tho United States Circuit Court to get con
claims In Petersburg to give continuous
3 performances and would not pay the
Z double license Barn burns inSS g reene
Horses export News Eagles will try
\ for one OF the prizes IN Baltimore for
& Clay Inn at.Ashland to be- sold Price
L winning mare in "a bemarle burned in her,
4 stable Young maj shed TO death by.
i Eurolk favorably considers suggestions
I OF q franchise for acctyline gas lighting
Eornersst tone Sc Of i5s2 new Presby terlan
II Church laid III Bristo d. Getting of Elk
gecutiye Committee OF B. " P u u. to dis
\ cuss in Lynchhurg the report that the
union would 8diEband. M IS rs l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07

Continued on ThiFa FassA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07

.Y1iphest 10 4, nera ture vest erda Y. 81
.1.nwsst tci1iperatlrc Yesterday. ..... So
Mean temperature vest lay 10000. %
Normal temperature for August. .....4 Z!
Departure from normal tempera ture. q 4
Precipitation during past "a hours..,. W
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-19

- m nG9iten Sage lieb Trau giirs
III selin 8arl gu ii9 rufen. sic
- bate ni9t gef4lafen unb ni9t
9egefTen felt benz p~ergangenen
QbsnO. &url iab blab unb auiammenz
gefdQen aus, feline Nugen blidten INNER
mod nit bela berit0rtsn, bdbli9en IuSz
bruG.
r@as mar bas seitern, &arl9"
fragte feline Mutter. r9ait 9u mir
etpas bariber gu fagen2"
&arl quote Die Q9feln, nabm Ell
BUD bonn Slide, blidte binein unD
fagte 5eritreut: rSa-ia-!"
49,. &url-i9 parte auf Define
Nnttport."
Gr i9aute bon Ieirer 2eftiire auF
unb fagte: r@s it bod elm intsreFunz
tes Ding, ob Sbateipeare Ober Bacon
Die Oramen sef9rie6en bat. OieIer
Qmerifdner bier lGbt einem taum einen
3peifel, bob maj @bafefpears dls
St9ter aufge6en muB."
n&arl-bas lit 5u orel @s banoelt
iiA jegt ni9t UNI Sbatefpears, fpnbern
um Die S9anbe, bic Ou mir seitern por
meinen 9Giien angetban bait. @as
fiel Did an, DAB Su Did betrunfen
bait, pie elm 8rute?"
r8etrunfen-? Sd 6Gtte mid Be-
trun &arl la9te laut unb lange,
abb 8 mar ni9t fein ber5liGes Sum
genslaGen BON fonit.
nNun-fpeiBt Ou ni9t mebr, tpie
Ou Did 9eiteru aufsefiibrt BATE"
&arl legie beibe 4rme binter ben
4opf uno gdbnte. rNein-um Die
Wabrbsit gu iagen--i9 babe rur nod
einen ounflen, unffaren 8esriff bon
geFtern Qbenb. IS fam iein, bab i4
sstrunten babe, ib sebe es serne gu.
gs 1T ia gdn5 slei9giltig."
@r besdnH gu pfeifen.
Seine Mutter ipurbe bonn Born
iibermdnnt. Sic itiirste auf i'm gu
unb f9lug ibm in's 9eIi9t. &arl lit
ben Sdlas, uber er blidte ie banaG
an pie Elm uni9ulbis semibbonbsltes
Sbier. sic f9Gmte ii9 bpr bieiem
Bid unb perfiel, Inn ibre Gmpfinbung
gu betauben, in etne bsftise Rebe, in
Der lie a%usfubrte: es tDnne ibr aidt
sleidstlttg fein, tpenn ibr @obn Elm
Sdufer tperbe unb I'm Oelirium ente.,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-19

bate ben 90ffel in feline Suppe finfen
lafen unb ftarrte Dor ii9 bin.
n8eri9ten sic uns p~enisitens Sbrs
4benteuer," forberte 6rGulein 0 &alb
nedii9 nit benz Singer brobenb.
w@r fpu aufiteben unb ii9 entfer=
men," rief feline Mutter f9arf.
r&arl-fo geb bO9," mabnte Dtoz
mrs an feiner Seite unb supfte i'm.
vWas in aler Welt bait Ou nurg"
&arl Ia9te laut unb faete: so
ia!" unb bann ab er peiter.
Srau 8iireelin er6ob ii9, ibr Nnt>
lip par erftarrt in Corn unb &nsit.
Sic itredte bic 6anb iiber ben Slid
unb REF: .Sinausl auf Der Steae
b%inaus!"
&arl er9pb fiG, f6iittelte ben &opf
unb iturrte bic ,Inpeienben mod elm
nal nit bemfslben f4redli9en, abtpe'
ienben 8lide an. Sci benz 8sriu9, bic
S9iir gu ~getpinnen. taumelte er unb
iGIug pl0bli4 lang gu 8Oben.
puuline fprang gu, Der Oi9ter
fpolte belfen, aber bic !9dusbdlterin
bate Sarl f9on nit feften @rmen sez
paGt unb i9leifte i'm binaus. geors
&tnt te6rte auf feinen plas 5uriid.
,,Degoutant, Z" fliiiterte er Srdulein
BON &alb gu. Nrme Mtftreb 4uun@
bicel"
.Gr lit trunt," iugte Sruu 9iirgelin
beflommen. nSionps, Su pirft gu
Spttur 8aper geben miifen." sic
febte fi6 pieber, Die &niee 5itterten ibr.
Die @eieai9aft blieb INN ben Slid
perfammelt, neil Niemanb puBte. mas
er tbun ober fugen ionte.
5rau 8iirgelin i9pieg unb fa6 ba@
Bel 10 bo9mitbig aus, ME lie es nur
that, penn tie ii9 IN f~tartsr @rresune
befdnb.
Oipnps fam nit feinem gfesen=
mantel tpieber berein, tiiBte feline Mluts
ter unb rief ibr berubigeno gu: sd
bringe ben 9ottpr slei9 nit. Si9er
lit es ni9ts @efGbrli9es.~
raurl TT f4On piebsr Bel 9siins
nung."
.!6at CT fid niebergelest9"
r@r 1T i'm 8egriff. es gu tbun."
pauline fOa mid bann rufen."
Wenige Minuten fpGter pinfte ibr
pauline. Sic gins btnaus. limb Die
SuriidgebIiebsnen @Gfte tauI9ten Nun
lduter unb lebbafter ibre 8ermutbun>
gen iiber ben ipnberbaren Sa1.
r9nGbiee 6rau,@ fliiiterte Die Wirtbz
f9aftertn nit elmer pi9tisen llnbeilsz
miene: Der !Serr 9arl bdben fi6
iibergeben. Sept f4ldft er f9On pie
Elm Cad. Gein Saar ro6 mad Gdu9
unb Bier. Der 9srr &art t6nnen ia
mod gar ni9ts oertrasen. gr tpar ein=
fad"
sic mo6te cine 9eberbe, bic Srdii
8iirgelin ni9t pertano.
r@as meinen Sie9"
r8etrunten!"
Srou girgelin trat Bel ibrsm Gobn
Elm. &arl lag auf benz Hiiden unb
f9lisf nit r09elnbem S9nar9en. Iuf
benz 8obeh lagen feline beiubelten Sleis
Der.
sic bengte ii9 iiber i'm, iein @tbem
b%iinitete ibr piberli9 enteegen.
S9auber unb @tel f9iittelte lie. Sn
foiitbenber S9am bante tie Die 6dnbs.
Damn ging fe in ibr 3immer uno
i4loB ii4 EN-. Die @Gite mubten iid
entfernen, pbne ibr ubieu gu fasen. lln>
ter Dem 8orDunb, man birfe &arl
ni9t i'm S9lofe itOren, tpurbe Der @rst
tpieber fortsei9idt. sic poute teins
tpeiteren 3eussn Fer Grniebrisung
ibres Sobnes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-19

Gntunf
Ysttsbu,g Spcl, taslid 8. 8 208m
ytetp BORT @rpreB tasIi6 ID 6 6o@m
Stneaer Wail tdsItd 80. 7 55@m
3erre Suuts Gffns dec tds 10 259u
Sebaone Grpreb tdslth s. 8 5OSem
@tlantie Gspreb tasIi@.... 4 45sam
She @g 2imiteb tdsI s b 6 45Sm
Ohio u 0trg Grp, i6el s d.. 6 55Esn
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-19
@ttsnhahn Tabrplats.
6lepelano. Cincinnati, Chicago & 81. Icnis RaiIway.
st. 4onts Otbiftou.

Absams auisnt
Nsp gort & .4gb 9tS tsI II o5gm amerman erpreb tsI....... 4 OOgm
Nm Srt atb tsI s.......1 II 2Ogm ct 8 Yb & q . Gp tsIs I. 4 1Ogm
ct Bouts aRoti. 6 4OSm Snbs Sol u Oabtoa Ct tsIs A 2Ogm
u y P9p C StS sTp t9l DIS 8 OOSm St Souts @rpreb t6sl &c.. Z 15gm
*sontbpsaern Bin. Hl d p s1O 458m ARafn & s Saute ae. 80. 10 358m
st aous erpres tagl - II 46gm 9s& Bottom am tdsI DIS. 3 5osm
ST. Souis Mo tai ds..... 3 15Nm ct 3ouis gaI ...... 5 35Sm
Serre Saute & sRatn ace.. 5 OoNm Sine II Mdb @rpre6 tai d 8 S 5OMm
Gmencan @gpreb tdgl... :. 7 O5Nm *aniGerboGer Sp taI D &. 6 Oozm
&IebeIanb OibtftGA
ct 9ous @ab & 81 . Grtas 4 2oTm Weu gort BIB taaI &c.. 70 10yu
@merean @gpreb ta9It6 -. 4 4OSm Rm BORT Ys 6 81 8 gx taI 7 so9m
9uneie St8 & 3 s GSp. 7 050m *Soutbrefern 9th @I ds. 10 30gm
y . & 3 sm tdsH& d.. 7 sOem Sort &asme &c er @zpreb 10 4a@m
eebIanb aeecm. ........1 10 45gm Maibinston & ct sep tI IL 2Ogm
anoer1on @gp p .........1l 3OSm @noerlon Grpreb p........ 2 45Nm
q . & 9 3imt tdaI d s.. 2 55gm ct 4ouis 9b bI d s....... 3 o0Em
Union sitp d Glib Zee taI 3 2O0m amsrieam Grprsb tdsi1... 6 l5sm
*RniGerbnder Sp tdl &s. 6 15Am 3 & linton 9th aeeom. -. 8 OOam
Cincinnati O~ibifion.
Gin C Sous &adteEprsb tsIs 8 45gm eineimnatiaec -. 10 s5Bm
ct Sous & Gin @a&hss ts 4 25gm @afb Gin & St9 Ct tsI DIS IL 15gm
Cincinnati @yp dds. 7 35gm Chic ct @rprsb e & p IL $3.50
6 Cincinnati 2m tasl p 49,. 2 55Nm Sous St2 & Chicago Gr3reb11 s58n
souisoine Cypress ......... 2 551m g8bite ets sssaai tasI p. 3 o5am
Sin @afb @i6 9tm tI d ps 6 O5N 4 Sine sm6s & 81 ST to II 4o@m
@uc &c gafb S = tg d &c p 6 15Nm Cine & 4ouNb Nadtap tl sill 5Ostm
@bieaso 0ibifion.
Chicago Radterpreb tsI 8 IL 1O8m Cine ~RaG%rprst, t@I s.... 8 se2m
9antatee Geeom $500. 7 OOgm &antahe aeeOm ........1 10 sOgm
gSbts eifs special s d C p. 8 2o2m So Sapehs aceom........ 5 eOQm
eaSaBette accom $50. s 25&m @tuc & yafb 8 g. p..... 6 oosm
Mi&isan D@ibifton.
Benton Sarbor gspreb. ... Z O5Bm @Ifbart Grpreb. ..... 10 4ogm
Miaisan MaI @fprsS Pill segm @ltbart aceem unr sOuntass11 2Obm
eltbort aeeta sa@ ........ 8 2O@m Benton Sarhor @5prb p.... 2 45Mm
WtdSan @rc.eb........+. 8 0ORw
Scotia Dibtfton-DeRIi9
BeOria grprss tadaG 8 ....12 1Ogm Columbus C esne esp tl 8 soBm
Beoria GSpreb &c NaI. 49,. Z 258m Champaign Acepm -. 10 359m
Beaeru egprsbu tasIid p IL 5ogm y D & 0biO Special ...... 2 4esem
Champaign @ccom $50. 4 O5Rm @eoria @rpres tasi6 p C d 6 0ONm
8eoria Stttfton-0fItd.
Columbus @rpree tdI. .... 4 25gm 0bnn 9ecom. 10 OOSm
Ohio Special tdsl......... 8 00Nm Columbus @ypres tdsl.....1 IL 3eym
apnn @eeom .............. 8 16Rm Columbus Grpres tdsI s....1 IL OORts
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-19

@bgans
@orIb's Sair SpeI., tdsl s IL 05gm
Serre Suite Aeeom., tasI... 6 O0gm
ct 3Outs Gin tdslt6 d & 6 50a NJ
@apital Ggprea tasl d.. 7 0O@m
ct scuis Ggpreb tdgI s..1s 2nMm
ct 9ouis GSpreb tdsli@ DIS. 8 25Hr
& s & u fngbam DEC tdgl. 4 90 3m
ct 6 FIAT Wail t6gltG.... 8 353s
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-19

o. Die bette 5 Sent @igarre In
Der Stabt, WuGo's .2Ongfelpu@.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-19

Chicago, indianapolis & Sol
@baane
Gbis Risbt GSpreb tasl s...12 f58m
SAD Wail tagli4 s....... O0Em
Ghi GFpreb, nur Sonu pd.. IL so Pm
SIT & Ni@ @ttD 8ef DIP. 8 s58m
Wonon Mee, 401Nm
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-19
IL. & q b | t |.

- m nG4Iten Sage lieb Srau Bit
III gelin aarl gu fi4 rufen. sic
- bate ni9t gef9lafen unb ni9t
npnpfYpn felt hpm
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-12-30
MARTIN-ALLEN DRUG COMPANY

Have complete line and sole agents for Huyer Chocolates
and Bon Bons Their stock Of Fancy Box Papers always up
todae they buy from Of the largest druggists sundy
houses i'll America which sends them the very latest
out Their Prescription Department charge Of expert
enced Pharmacists who prepared You accurately day
night Hot Drinks also served at their fountain.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-12-30
FREMONT.

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Britt Friday, a boy,
School has been discontinued
until January 20.
Misses Lee and Myrtle Osborne,
of Number Tn, were the guests of
Chessie Killion SUNDAY.
Mr., Henry Berry and children,
of Tally's Mill, are visiting at the
home OF Matt Ray.
Will Freeman and wife visited
relatives IN Number Ten Saturday
night.
Quite number attended a work
ing and enjoyed big Xmas dinner
at Mr.. anu Mrs. John Stanheld's
Tuesday.
Mr. Dollie Killion was sporting a
very stylish looking double rig on
Main street Sunday.
Miss Alta Caldwell, of Clayton is
spending the holidays with rela-
tlVes here.
]. L. Owen, of Beech, visited at
the home of +. b. Caldwell Satur-
day night.
Ethel Roberts and family have
returned home from a several days
visit to relatives near Old Republi-
can.
Russell Pearson and bride, of
Number Ten, passed through FIRE.
mont Sunday on their way TO Clay
ton to spend Christmas with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Pearson.
J. p. Cloar and family, OF Beech,
and Rev. Ed Watson were the
guests of ]. E. Cloar and family
Saturday night.
Pete Clack went to Fulton Mon
day in search of his horse that dis
appeared while he was in Union
Saturday. Mr.. Clack seems
ID distressed over his horse
he was stolen.
Killion is spending
her sister, Mrs
kstal
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-12-30
SOUTH SIDE.

anu MI - -
holidays.
Mrs ]. M. Cole, in company with
MI and Mrs. Joe Moss, left Satur-
dav for Paducah, where they spent
: yery pleasant week with Mrs. S.
/ Al Brown and her daughter, Miss
Tine.
Mr. Buddie Love of Fulton, spent
a few hours at the Gypsy tent last
Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Webster en-
tertained few of their friends to a
dinner Tuesday.
Miss Pauline Jackson is the guest
Of Miss Lillian Terrell, OF Number
Ten, this week,
We received telephone message
Tuesday from Crutchfeld, KY,
saving our brother, Mr., R. B. Love,
was quite sick with pneumonia.
We hope he will soon be we'll again.
Mr.. Sid Wiley and Miss Izue
Joyner spent Tuesday with Miss
Flora Wade.
Two of Mr.. Boone Coulter's cou.
sins, the Messrs. Harris, of St.
Louis, spent the holidays at the
hospitable home of Col, and Mrs.
Coulter.
Mr.. ]. H. Mcdowell killed a fine
goose in Houser Valley and sent it
bv express to his son, Mr.. Nathan
Mcdowell, at Rochester, N. ",
about two weeks ago.
Mr.. ]. M. Cole made flying trip
to Paducah during the holidays.
Misses Lula, Winnie and Johnnie
Leopard, of Elbridge, spent the
holidays with their aunt, Mrs. ].
w. McCorkle.
Mr.. J. S. Crockett and brother,
from near Fulton. were transacting
business in the city last Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Nolen and children
spent Monday with Mrs, Sam
Wade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Litchtord,
from near Rives, are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Litchtord, this
week.
Mr.. John Forbes, of near Rives,
and Miss Matte Lunsford of near
Troy, were married last Thursday.
Mrs. Jim Ross and baby, from
Weakley County, are guests of
Mrs. M. A. Lancaster.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Dickie enter
- about twenty-five of their
80 dinner Christmas
NJ people enjoyed
e afternoon.
S lrist-
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1904-09-14
d Il To-Dav..,

The time-worn injunction, ssNerve
put on It'll tomorrow what you can
do to-day" is now generally pre-
sented in this form: "Do it to.dayu,
That Is the terse advice we want tn
give you about that hacking cough or
.demorslizing cold with which YOU
have been struggling for several DAYS.
perhaps weeks. Take some reliable
remedy for it TO-DAY-and let that
remedy be DR.. BOschee's German
Syrup. which has been in use for over
t~hirty-five years. A few doses of il
will undoubtedly relieve your cough
or cold, and its continued use for a
few days will cur you completely.
NO matter how ~deep-seated your
cough, even il dread consumption has
attacked your lungs, German Syrup
Will surely effect q cure-as it has
done before in thousands of ap-
parently hopeless cases of lung
trouble. New trial bottles, 25c: regu.
lar size, 75c. For sale by Lafayette
Drug Co.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1904-09-14

Morgan. who has been studying
the problem in the field and in
the laboratory for many months,
has reached the conclusion that
the best plan to arrest the
spread of the infection, when
once a field or section has be-
come infected. is to destroy the
field after the cotton has been
picked, and not plant another
crop the next year. The year
folio wing the ground may again
be put in cotton. and the chances
are that a fairly good yield will
be the result. BY following this
course, Prof. Morgan is of the
opinion that the planter will
thereby make more cotton in
one year than he would in five
years if he planted cotton con-
tinuously. The discovery of this
large migration, which has in.
fected such an extensive terri
tory, marks an entirely new
phase of the problem, so far as
Louisiana is concerned, and adds
materially to the seriousness of
the questions confronting the
planters. The scientists have
been working on the early cul.
tural method of circumventing
the ravages of the bug, and Capt.
Marston has been diligently ex-
perimenting with paris green,
with the view of arresting this
ravage. Both have met with
measure of success, &C.
cordihg to the interviews which
they have given to the Times.
But pending the final termina-
ton of this phase OF the question,
Morgan urgently advises
cotton farmers in infested local.
ties to go out of cotton for a
year, with the hope of removing
the food upon which the weevil
thrives, and thereby starve the
pest out. That will not interfere
with the application of the early
cultural methods or the paris
green treatment during the
years that the ground is put in
cotton. In the meantime, the
crop pest commission and The
scientists are work
ng diligently, and deserve the
entire confidence of the planters,
whose interests they are striv-
ng to protect.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1904-09-14

NO TROUBLE TO ANSWER QUESTIONS.
:S'miles shortest line between Shreve-
port and Dallas. Superb Pullman
Vestibuled Sleepers. Handsome Re-
Ginning Chair Cars (seats free) on all
Through Trains.
Only Line with fast morning and
evening trains to st. Louis and the
East.
Only Line witk Pullman Sleepers
and High Back Scarritt Seat Coaches
through without change) to New Or
leans daily.
Only Line with handsome new Chair
Cars through without change) daily
to st. Louis, Memphis and Ell Paso.
Elegant Dining Cars, a la carte serv-
ice, daily between Texas and st. Louis.
80 f. p. TURNER,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
Dallas. Texas.
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Lafayette, La, Sept. 5, 1904
"A regular meeting of the Cit,
COuncil was held this day with Mayor
Snss. D. Cafery, presiding.
Members present: A. +. MOuton,
ny. fOntenOt, Geo. A. Deblanc, NJ,
fsosenfeld, John u. MOutOn, d. v,
1Srdebled. Absent, Felix Demanade.
Moved and seconded that minutes
OF last regular meeting of August l,
I$O4, and special meeting held August
=, 1900, be approved as read. Car.
ried.
Moved and seconded that Finance
Committee be granted further time for
81, 1901.
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BOIL WEevlL.
Western Border Of Louisiana
lu1ected. Prof. Morgan's 8
Recommendation.
Shreveport Times.

Shreveport Times.
The news of an infection Of q
large area in Western Louisiana
BY the boil weevil through q
migration Of the bug, as reported
in the Times yesterday. again
calls direct attention to the
seriousness of the situation. It
shows that the menace to the
cotton industry which has de-
vastated thousands of acres of
productive cotton fields in Texas,
is beginning it's invasion Of
Louisiana, and it behooves the
farmers Of Western Louisiana to
take heed of the warning of the
State crop pest commission to
lessen the dangers and the
losses which are bound to ensue
with the advent Of the dreaded
pest. It begins to look as il the
whole border land Of the State
has become infected, and II the
Of the pest is not or.
rested his devastations win no
1pubk be .far-reaching. The
1fete Intercollegiate Prof 81 a
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P.p~nt.

F-V-ht.
There's talk" said the bookkeeper.
"of q bookkeepers' labor league. I
wonder what the public would think
Of our union?"
"Oh! Mr.. Adder" exclaimed Miss
Hunter. the typewriter, this II 20
sudden!"
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just received at the Planters
Mill, a car load of good, rich
wheat bran, and a car load of
new Alfalfa hay. Phone No. 1872.
Ramsey & Upton.