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New York Provisions.

New YORK fFOVlSlOHS.
New York July Is Flour dull, winter
patents I9o15.2O Minnesota patents I.S1G05.l0,
do bakers, SI.00G.f.20. sstraights 4.7504.90
Rye flour duh, fair to good i00@I.25,
choice to fancy l.l5G4.j0.
Corn meal dull, yellow western ll0@tl2.
kiln dried 3.00@3.l0.
Rye nom. No western, 70.
Barley slow. feeding 461a., mailing 55a6i.
July iOO%, September e03S December 1885,
Corn steady, No, 2 5'54, July 53h, September
81. December 504
Oats dull, mixed 269s2, A3N@l5h,
Beef firm, family 9.50al0.5O. @mess $50
$50: packet 900@l0., beef hams q. 50a2l.00.
Cut meats firm picked ia bellies az s12@ss1a'
LardweaK, western steamed 7.l5, June 10,
No. firm, refined dull, continent 100,
PORK frm 9iamiiy u.50aII5O short clear
l3.50@l5.oo, mess li.C0@l4.25.
Tallow firm, city (S2 per pkg),4H@ country
Rosfn Steady, strained common to gool
2.45(@..
Turpentine steady, 5GK@57.
Rice steady, domestic fair To extra 31s95A,
Molasses steady, New Orleans open kettle
good to choice 3lMgS7.
Coffee spot Rio steady, No. 7 invoice 7 4. mild
Sugar raw quiet. fair refining 8 a, centrifu-
gal 81 test 8 l5-l66D3, molasses sugar q
refined quiet cOnfectioner's A, so. mold A
D. III, cut lO;tt o.I0, cTuS1eu DO, POWueTcu oIo
grdnulated 500, cubes 30.
Butter firm, creamery com. to extra l71l7A
state dairy l2@l7.
Eggs firm, state and Penn. nearby
tancy selected white 2392i, Southern l5@i7. do
interiors l3@lI
Cheese easy, state, full cream
small, white fancy: 779GS, small colored
fancy 26K, fair 10 good N.
Potatoes weak, Long Island l.5OG200. Jersey
/. 0eo2.Oo, Norfolk I.5oG2.GO, Jersey Jweets I'D
Ml.76.
Peanuts firm, fancy hand-picked 6@4 ,other
domestic 34m6H. 90
Cabba"e steady, Long Island l.O0@2.OO93Oo
South IN Dbl crate 10
CottoA by steam to Liverpool 10.
Cotton seed oil market was inactive
crude t. o. b. mills nom, prime summer yellow
29k@30 OFF summer yellow nominal, prime
white 321A@, prime winter yellow 32@.33
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week End and Sunday Excursion
Rates Via Seaboard Air Line
Railway, to Resorts i'm North
-. orI We.

CdfOIlHd duu virginia.
The Seaboard Air Line wishes to
announce that commencing TODAY if
will sell round trip tickets to resorts
named below on Saturday, good, re-
turning Monday following date of
From Raleigh, N. c., to
Portsmouth, Va. .$4.75
Old Point, ocean view. ....... AIS
Virginia Beach 49,. AIS
wilmington, N. G. ............. 4.5O
Lenoir, N. c. $50
Blowing Rock. n. c. .......... $50
tickets to Blowing Rock, N. c., viii
be on sale for Fridays and Saturdays
trains. Good returning tuesday fol-
lowing date of sale.
For further information, call or ad-
G. H. GATTIs, c. P. & T. A.,
Raleigh. N. G.
iz. p. SMITH, T. P. A.. Raleigh, N. C.
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s. A. L. Stocks and Bonds.

Baltimore, July !, S. A. L.. common SA@9
| preferred, l60l634.
BOndS-4S.........
! A. c. l.. common 1l3@ll4, pleferred.........
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Weekend and Sunday Rate to Jack
son Springs, N. c., via Seaboard
Air Line Railway.
The Seaboard will sell round-trip
tickets to Jackson Springs, N. c., via
Aberdeen, N. c., and the A. & A. r.
r. on Saturdays and Sundays, good
returning Monday following date of
sale Fare from Raleigh $3.50 for
the round trip.
If further information is desired
apply to
z. p. SMITH. G. Fl. GATTIS,
T. p. A. c. p. & T. A.
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Liverpool.

Liverpool. July 10. p. m.-Cotton spot
American middling fair 6.96. good mid ding
G.S2. middling 6.12, low middIing SIS, good
ordinary 40 ordinary 6l2. The sales of the
day were 10000 balesof which loo were for spec
u'ation and export and included 1900 meri-
can. receipts 5000 bales including 1900 Amer
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour was quiet and steady, winter patent
1850 lbs, slraights 4.5o@4.l0, tprng
patents 3.09t03.70, straghts 5000 ~,
al0, bakers 2.500G3.l0, wheat spring No.2 9oMltO,
No. 3 ss096, No red, loco, ccrn No.
4g1a: No. yellow az, oats No; toM@
q, No. white ........., No. 3 white ll@tSZ,
rye No 2 7OZ, Z cd feeding barley 3@35,
fair TO choice mating 456D5o, flax seed No.
il5. No. northwestern 10, prime timothy
seed 2.s51 $500, mess pork per bbl i2:75@l Isl,
Ooosel 7.o507 40, dry saited shoul. (boxed)
..... short clear sides (boxed) 7.2o@7.5o,
whiskey basis of high wines LIS, clover con-
tract grade TO- 75@lI.OO
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Notice

positions
make
regular 10 pay
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Worlds Fair Rates via
s. A. |. Railway
TO ST. LOUIS, MO-, AND RETURN.

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The Raleigh & Cape
Fear Rwy. Go.

Schedule of Sunday Trains
In effect Sunday, May 18th, 1904.
NORTHBOUND.
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Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping cars on
all through trains New York to Atlanta,
Jacksonville and Tampa. Tickets on sale
to all points, Pullman reservations made
upon application to any Ticket Agent of
this Company, or at the uptown ticket
office, Marlborough House Building.
Uptown Ticket Office.
Marlborough House Building.
C. II. GATTIs, C. A. and P. A.
Phones 1T. Raleigh. N. q.
Z.P. SMITH. T.P.A.
Raleigh, N. O. 81
JAS. M. BARR,
President and General Manager,
Portsmouth. Va.
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nc ok AND WESTERN
FIGHTS TIDEWATER
Especial to The Times-Dispa toh.)

special to Tho Times Dispa toh.)
y ROANOKE, VA, March 14.-Tte Nor
'foA and Western showed its hand in a
q fight against the Tidewater Railroad In
the City Council to-night. Having cut
the Tidewater people out OF the southern
bank OF the Roanoke River by building
belt line occupying tho entire passage.
the citizens went to work to secure a
right OF way on the northern bank IN the
city limits, and tho City Council was
asked to give right OF way through the
fish farm owned by the city.
Tonight Luc!an Cooke, attorney OF the
Norfolk and Western. appeared before
City Council and asked, by request OF Pres
idant johnson that matter be postponed
for week. President James D. John
son, OF the City Council. an attorney
OF thu company, and railroad employe,
mamh>r Of the body. led the fight tor
pcstponement, and won by vote OF
II 10 !. i.
People are Indignant and lolk upon the
move as another attempt OF the Nor
folk ana Western to keep the Tidewater
road out; OF the city.
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VIRGINIA..
BR lEFS

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
v CONFORM, Wa, March 1.-THE annuai
exodus of colored laborers from thls sec
ition 20 tile North has begun. "a am M. Dy
the middle or last OF next week the 1ar-t
mers here will be unable to employ
wi Wilson. syA.-.AIr. J.. c. Hawthorne.
a merchant at this place, has sold his
entire stock OF goods to. Mr.. ZEE VIM
and Mr. billiard West, who will conduct
a general mercantile business here IN the
future Mr.. Hawthorne has two saw
mills in operation. and will give his at
tention TO the lumber business In the
future. Fa .
& MEAERRIN. VA representative Of
the H. ]. Heinz Pickle Company wa
here a few days ago for the purpose OF
establish hing pickle station. It is quite
evident that such an enterprise would be
great benefit to the farmers IN this sec
STAuNToN, vA.-A1r. A. c. .Braxton.
Of this city has been selected by the
debating societies Of Yale ed Princeton
Universities to serve as one Of the judges
at their annual intercollegiate debate, TO
be held at Princeton on the evening Of
March 18Th.
err Caroline, OF the Wesms Line, which
has been undergoing repairs and general
overhaul.ng during the winter months.
resumed to-Gay her tri-weekly trips be-
tween Urbanna and Fredericksburg. on
the Rappahannock River.
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TWO BENCH.
WARRANTS 5
Chief Justice Waller Clark Or.
ders Arrest Of Receiver and #
Complainant Stakeholder.
ON A SERIOUS l:'!|J. CHARGE 4 {;
Affidavit Of Attorne y-G Gen eral q
Conspiracy BY Getting Posses IS
sion and sl,ing Road.

fspecial to The Times Dispatch.)
RALEIGH, N. c., March l!.-chiet JUS
lice Waller Clark OF the North Carolina
Supreme Court, to-day Issued bench
Wnrrants for The arrest Of Captain Y. F..
McBee. recsiver for the Atlantic and
North Carolina Railroad, and 4. s..
Finch. the complaint stockholder on
whose complaint sJuge Ptrnetl appointed
McBee receiver. The warrant is on af-
fidavit Of Acknowledgement Gilmer
charging conspiracy to defraud the
State by getting possession OF and i'm
poverishins the Atlantic anl North Car
ollna Railroad. It's returnahle before
Chief Justice Clark at II o'clock. and
was served on Receiver Nc Bee by the
sheriff OF Craven county ate o'clock this
ON THE WAY.
A special from Newbern says Captain
SEcBee and the sheriff left on special
train for Raleigh and will arrive to-
night.
The managers Of the Western Union
and Postal & telegraph Companies and
Captain W. Fl. Dey, chief counsel for
=
proceeding, which is set for a Wearing be-
fore Judges slmonton and Purnell Thurs
day. are among the witnesses that the
State has summoned to appear before
judge Clark to- morrow morning.
WITNESSES SUMMONED.
In connection with Federal Court hear
,np there were filed to-day In the Fed
eral Court two orders by Judge Charles
! H, Simonton for witnesses to DO sum
moned for the complainant In the case o.
j. g. Finch vs.. the Atlantic and North
Carolina Railroad. also an order that
the complainant be allowed to amend
! complaint. The order tor the summons
Of witnesses Is on declaration by the com
| plaInant that certain persons whose evil.
+, dence Is important refuse to give affl'
! dayits regarding the road.
i The hearing in the McBee receivershir
/ fight is to come up Thursday. the nth
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] CAPTURED GUN COTTON.
Russian General Reports Attack
on japanese Cavalry
Patrol. &.
(By Associated Press.)

4 ST. PETERGBURG, March H.---GeEerai
zninzki telegraphs as follows under yes t's-
terday's date:
.On March Ith our patrol discovered
four Of the enemy's posts on the ChonE-
Cheur-Ang River and troop of cav
slry acting e,s scouts near Patetchen.
northwest Of ANU. "A Japanese cavalry
Patrol fell irto an ambuscade prepared
by our PATROL and we're dispersed. losing
one Killed. The japanese left behind
them a quantity Of gun cotton and some
swords and blankets.
Tho population in Manchuria Is quiet.
"On the right OF March 18th the enc
nys ships explored Helena Bay and the
shore opposite senutchine with search
lights.
n According to information which has
been verified the Japanese have not
made any attacks north of Gensan. 5
81 ..."rhc popula ton along the Tumen River
4 IS favorable to U.s.
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URGE HIM TO
VETO BILL \ ].
Governor lrnportttred Mott : A 81 !;
prove Measure Relating to Cor
n porations franchise Tax. ,5
WOULD CUT DOWN ) Y REVENUE ':E:. :::I|l.|| E:
Large Corporations NJ Might Issue Issue
Bonds iii Lie,, of Stock and
Avoid Franchise Tax.

" >
THE action Of Governor Montague In
the matter OF approving Or disappearing
the House bill, to extend the time FOR
the assessment Of the franchise tax on
CORPORATIONS is bsing awaited with a great
g1enlGof interest by many Of those familiar
with the terms Of the bill and Its possible
effects. The measure was rushed throus =
In the closing days OF the session witho o.
n general appreciation or understanding
OF It's effect. Es
It was stated yesterday that the Gov
ernor had been urged by members OF ! no I,
General Assembly to veto the Dill anu
thus prevent the financial loss TO IN !,
state that would result from Its approval
and Its operation,
III What the Bill Provides.
s The bill permits corporations in this
state 10 reduce their capital stock be-
tween now and May list and would there.
by have the effect Of greatly reducing
the amount derived In the form OF IRAN
!chise tax FROM these big COMPANIES y, Son IN
gentleman, who has read the bill caro-.
fully and considered Its provision, eS.
pressed the belief that the bill. IL allowed
to become operative. would reduce the
revenue from franchise taxation from
500. 900 to$g17o, 900, and might even ex-
coed that sum- Under its terms corpor-
atlons may call In Ill their capital STOCK ,e,s
or very much OF It and Issue bonds y m
stead, the bonds not being liable u, fo l' the
franchise tax. H3
What It's Purpose Is.
When the bill was under discussion in
the Senate, it was explained that Its pur'
pose was to enable those companies CHAR
tered In this State under the old Cons1l ,
tuition with enormous maximu II, capl.al
stock authorized to reduced the max :
MN and thus relieve themselves Of the
burden OF excessive franchise taxation ton
1T was stated that a coal company !, g or.
ganized with an authorized capitai OF
$50, Ooo, 900 and an intercontinenth raj,
way corporation chartered with !, capital
stock unauthorized OF $780, oo, 600 We're !,
the chief benefciaries OF the proposed
statute. Their actual capital was much
less than the figures. named named but unless
they were allowed to secure q reassess i.
n,ent on the basis OF actual capital, It
would be ruinous to them =
There are those. however, who see IN
the measure vast possibilities and the de-
sire that tho bill be vetoed, comes from from
this class.
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CRUISER MONTGOMERY
RUNS INTO THE MUD
'Bv Associated Pre-

fBN AssOcIhted IPFcss.J 81 7l.-11 "a
PENSACOLA. FLA, March 1.-THE
cruiser Montgomery, which ran into
Nfunroe's Point last night during dense
fog, was foated tonight, and an exam
ination revealed the fact that she was not
injured In the least. The vessel weighed
anchor Sunday afternoon to proceed to
the navy yard. but when about hall way
ran into dense bank Of fog, She left
the channel soon afterwards. and before
the officers RELAXED their surroundings
she had grounded on the north bank Of
the point near the beach, and about
mile from the channel proper.
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had pawned coat belonging 70 FRED
wilson Wis n, Which, was taken from him On
he nightyof March 9Th. near the same ttVes
I Syn IN the case OF Perkins. the negroes
asked him the time. and when ne pulllsa
o,lt hIs watch II was grappea a ! VIZ
thieves raE of. 10 ,,.,.
coat and sack coat taken,9 " I, =
TITS thought that the negroes az tnsi
"a n a nat have been doing THIS CLASS OF
work for a long time
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-15
FoRTIFIcAT1oNs BILL, {.
Day in the Senate Taken UP
With It's Discussion, ssss
(By Associated .Press,)

(By Associated 'Fressi' ].
WASHINGTON p. G., Mafch l4--IA "
ordinations appropriation bill was be-
fo,a the senate all day. the provision ~
for the purchase Of q submarine boat q
J h d sisnated type taking UP the entire
session. 1t was favored by Messfs cocks
srrell,3 PERKINS, Platt Of Connecticut; War
rem and proctor While Alessrs. Daniel,
Martin, Bolry, lallinger, Lodge and NAL
lory opposed the army entering Aato exT
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]. y yr j i4h4 AotiiIA os torpsdo btAt ae.s
stsHysr A,f4sS if,At She jGpAnAse would
!, iSts ia IN abi0 10 fesuus many more OF
I'M efierny sue FOR Tire dead a re Of the
siiofA bAtlefies Afid ths diuss nptroaeh az
fNn cruiser Novik. The report also ex.
2,iAjns 4 thAt four tnen rescued were tiot
,s1fi 81 Vhe crew ~ tins etetee,i soht MI, as
nrtftt,Aiiy reported, ttttst, The japanese
rescuers reached the stersg,ischttchl5 only
sthS dead remained on BOARD, anu . ~,
larsw Jumped overheard and persisted IN IN
3}fhe Nd. Three 81 the rescued russians rus .e.
Art erglnscss and the fo,irtl, IS y teles
R "a Tx I am fater. two az the oaatlSe y
Il wsrs Slightly woMndtd. They were 81 ill
nlaced Nh boafd III II Iapahess battlea3ship
StS n 5S;,5re giyets food and tlieaieiin'e,.
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Railroad Wins in Texas,
(Ey Associated Press.)

AusTIN, TEX. March lA,--Ths SUI
preme Court to-day held that railroads
are entitled 10 right OF way across the
public domain In western Texas, though
the fea renains ig the State and the
railroads hold sub3ecr TO the rights Of
the state. Tha question 10 Of considerable
Importance. as adverse decision would
probably hayo stopped the building Of the
Orient and other roads,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-15
TWO INDICTMENTS
AGAINST Jim MCDONALD

BEDFORD, IND. March 14.--A Grand
jury to-day returned Two indictments
against James Mcdonald, In connection
with the murder. OF Miss Sarah, Schafer.
One indictment charges murder, while
the other charges statutory assault. ss
Mcdonald is in Bloomington Ind. When
tolo OF the indictments Mcdonald said:
~ am not guilty" He said he was Will
Ing 10 return to Bedford to plead to the
Indictments.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-15
#ALEXlEFFs Joke.
Ia,,s SAY! tie Story About De e.
/. NJ, ssroying Theft Boats
". J1ntrtte.5
IN. 4 sss,cInted NE SD

rs,fslf, siarch5 i4.-Vicaroy Ale KEEL
a. ysSr5 ii ting that a Japanese TORPEDO ,.i
t6at destroyer was sunk and the CRU = ser q I
1,nka saso heavily9dAniaged BY the shell siFle
flr r 81 the russians during the fourth
attack Oh port Arthur is ofIicially pro-,
.n5,lntea untrue. Tho damaged japanese et
torpedo boat destrbyers can be repaired
ih one week, and II will not be ne t cessa1ry
to dock them. S5&
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NEGRO LYNCHED FOR
ATTEMPTED MURDER
lI.y Assoc!nted Pregs.

(3y Aesoc!nted PFtssl ~ G|
M'IIENRY, MISS, March 14.--Word
was recaiyed here this morning OF the
lIynchng Of regr0 by mob at snucler,
small town five miles south OF this
place, last night, The crime for which
the negro met his fate was tho attempted
murder OF a section foreman on the
How!son Tram road.
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MIDNIGHT FIRE.
Store and Dwelling Burned TO
4 the Ground. With Total Loss

/, The store and dwelling, No, 1915 East
Leigh Street. owned and occupied by 2
colored man named Branch Jackson. wsls
destroyed by FIRE last night between ~ rs
and 10 o'clock. The loss was totRli
amounting to not more than s., 200. h Il
4, Jackson and his family were on their
way home from church when the alarm,
was Turned in. No one konws how the
flames started. When the family n wont
to church. they left q small TIRE IN the
stove, and lt was probable spafK 1roH
this that started the blazo,
The department did good work III pre-
venting 4 spread Of the fames,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-15
Window Snasher.

Another warrant was sworn out last
night against Jim Sparks, the negro who
smashed Gang-Raey's window the otner
with smashing the window OF Bachrach's
pawnshop and taking of a pair OF opera
glasses and other small articles.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-15
IMPORTANT ARRESTS.
Three Negroes Believed to be
Much-Wanted Hold-Up Artists,

- r11s,,nt ard George Lambert, tho police feel
/ hafAthey have a trio Of hold-up artists
FOR whom, they have been looking long
. The three We're In the Police Court yes
5terday morning for holding UP g.. !,
Perkins late Saturday night, near ,rwen'
fieth and Main Streets. and taking I, y
watch from hin, They we're sehS 70 sll'e-
grand Jury, y. Z. i. ~. IN,
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CAUGHT AT LAST.
Negro Fugitive Came Back and
}S7S A. 81, 81 4 Was Arrested,

George Gray was arrested last night
5onrtl,e charge OF having cut Leroy Eien-
fderson with3a ice pick on October ~ y,
since that time he has beer IN hiding.
But the minute he showed himself the
police nabbed him, and he. Will have %
explain about It this morning to justice
sCrutchfleld.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-15
DR.. Gardeners Lecture.

Rev, Dr.. {. s. Gardner will lecture
tonight At the Leigh Street Baptist
club. His subject will he might Against
flight in thu Far East" The lecture
win be- frea to the public, and promises
10 be oae OF special interest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-15
Alleged Theft.

William Carey, alias grock, is under
arrest at tbs First Station. on the charge
Of taking u lot Of clothing belonging 10
lfepsft Loiaax, a
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NAILS JAPANESE REPORT Eff {, R 7 !.
The Russians Stoutly Deny the
Abandonment Of Port
Arthur.
nv Assoc slated Press.) N

y (By. Associated Press.)
ST. PgTERsy URG. y March 14.:--No,on IN
rhero Ia no truth in hearunors that. the,
Russians have abandoned Port Arthur.
Admiral Abase, secretary OF the B COM ON
mission Oh Far Eastern affairs, author
ICES the Associated press to deny the
story. r1e says the situation at Port
B thur is unchanged. and that nothing
at Importance has occurred there IN the
last twenty-fo hours.
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or Losses II he Baltimore Fire estimated 81 10 10000
Cash in Bank February 8, l9O4, $z64,OuO.Uu
ClIAS. X. WILLIS, Resident Agent,
No. \ NORTH KlaTR STREET. lHswsl,adsr Dudns0

Merlin erts with submarine boats and
3.surpng what they alleged t9lbe q naval
function M 34s /. 5t " u I. ~
Mr. Daniel offered AN amendment to
the bill, reducing To 100000 tho author.
lied expenditure for o submarine boat
but 1t was not acted on before adjourn
iment, si
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the HOOK TELLS YOU HOW
{ fft.rN't,ss " eli III Fly Rlsk.


Il SO YOU want 10 teoi bette +. gJs ssg
i1ff ysn Sas an sSFf ssf'ns' ~,
II You i.nfi' Id things, like you useu " .,,;
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III Jour G3ftldthce IN yoniscl &, 70 sless,l
YOU lack vim. tlBor, y,. cahsti.
Il sohsathlng IA eAttng tliWay yo'u i
4 AK me BY letter for The book. ~. +su.
poht sand sptnny. let me take tn me, t ,,
lctimg&ielyuu Of d drnggiai near Eou,, wa Mno
Mill giva you six bottles Dr. sheep sna fr
Tive On months trial Tn 1,sa iHaa nde
yourself what 1T will DO Im men ~ y wi IN N,
oDnst leave II 70 the druggist 70
mo We SmiRht be prcjuditea' 49,, ,,,,,.th 4.
ID Yo YOU alone shh sny the WoTI. wHs sn,,i
YOU nag Isl I6 OF nothing ca eas
sbinnain. ie N 10 blll the cost 70 me ht your
/ nv III. shoops RestorntiyeSai az ny FISK.
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Port Arthur Captured?

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eaptured.
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On i nv section Of THE State" continued
M senator "the Il population is almost
entirely white. ana the people are%alll3
Born and reared virginians. Tho right lofF
Local self-goyernment Is sacred to them, hem
and Il would say that any one who no as U.s.
opposed "a the right OF these people pie ! to
nominate and elect their candida es n; Is
- akinE serious and fatal pollttll'c;a t'1S
iblu1lder.