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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET. "A.
Richmond. Va. june IT, 1904.

Virginia Centuries-5.pQg at Nh.
Virginia 5s--.,ppl a. ~,
FiIgipla-carolna chemcal co, preferrea--ls
Virginia Carolina Chemical Co. Col Trust s
per cent. --s.tSJ at 9ty9
Virginia. caronna Chemical Co. conmon--seo
- nlE sgcuRI1lEs Isid, Asked I
North csroina q, G l l2,s lo,
yn Gaa, ~ ss9 Is. A and H. 5 sss
Richmond city q, r. ls,9-is'e 1875.
4, g. z. r =; Con IT. p s ,:,;;;,.. y, si sss
Georgia So. and Fla list bs lsi5.... ~
Georgia and Ala. Con. 5s. lp.l... lQ9
i. and ". ~, Poeahonias .s......,. q (;
itch and Meek Isl Il ~, l'as.,... 49,, e %
western n. q. lst Is, q, lsii........ lis
S. a. l.. Con. LIST Is. isJ....;:.. - %
Atansa and charlotte: 100 lss
Atlantis Coast Line -, a'....,,.I ", y, ~:
Xtaa li Coast Line II Conn. 100 ., 2s9
G Ga e. and ln fa on" Is. pii.iSS si
Ga, 50. and Fla. "a ptd... .lgi 90
Norfolk and Western c9,n...-..lg q, q Il,
r., T. and p. p!y. Qbiis........llg 2 20 20
seaboard Air Line psa...........,iee Is lI
Seabeard AIR Line com. ~
sothsrn Railway pfd...;,;. . ,;;t,. "
Broad Street Bank ~, s3 %
,tst lNationGa u y;nrs and 9.
kouthern Trust Company. 100 ~, lis Ia
Virginia Trust eoi;.s;. .,' wv
4asrisas ,ss ss pSaai. iss S i
Va Carolina Chemical eoin.....loo sa.s s.H
Sa.-car. Co. Col IT. p. c'...... a? 70
. y 4 ~ y t.---- u 3.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, June 1l.-Prices Of dry goods
generally have been reduced. the reduction
ranging all the way from Age. Fruits ana
I1onsdaie bleached muslins have been put NJ
73.d7,ie. respectively. the largest break which
has ever occurred In these goodx. " IS hopeo
the revision Will result IN Increased business.
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PRODUCE MARKET.

SEw YORK, june 14.-FLoUR--Barely
steady ana dull. t.ye FlouI-Quiet; q, Corn
rs ,aa1sI.,r, RSes0m'nal' No western
~ Wnsa t easy; No. red; nominal, els-
yator Heavy declines 0senr5e ep N m ps b.
Day through srK aa c apa hews, and the mar
ket closed weak at hsl iaees n,aI
c,osed at sissc; September. sfAc'' december
sa ,,1,r, sno. easy: No. :. 5e..c. Option mar
,,et sustained a bad break, also under nea.y
qudation resulting from me crop y he slosed AZ
ne !sst ~ ~ %. einter Ss3tc, December. bS'sc
Sss,s sont a,iiet. mixed % to 81 pounds,
4sd41c. ,,atsr S,,,stj Iar,i-Easy;
WITHIN, teamed. s7o5 refined, dull; C9nti-
n.nt lilo; compound. iSrk.,sl low,
Taliow--Duil. Rossnnsteaay, ,eadw ~
% good. sso75stio. TuFpenlihe-sssAos q
az aisoaTsesee-spo, rio. steady; mild steady The
market for coffee futures 9peR E,apean eabies
Sn en-. ,sts sold down about 1910 points and WAS
Dpa is' steady ut a net decline OF points
ssiss HssR essl su MsoassssGs fa,
du ni,,,terNsteaiy: creamery, common 10 e1-
ira State dairy SEng Pun = cream
isSl;s, Ghs osa,cs small small whis choce.
sIas eEags-Qulat; STATE. pennsylvania ana
Nearby mar fancy selected. white sS9slc.; South
,s&s sady g. so aiasgTs new,
aas Western sacks sss5aai5; Jersey
sweets, per basket ieanud1ssaaiesis ss
al seaines liz
sisSai.59. cotton--By steam 70 4tlHerPoolt lZct
CHICAGO, ILL., June N.--Hrtght sunshins
for the harvest felds RFqnghs 20 9ui n Mesrnl
oregs %h ,Se jay in,ae opton eiased at
az nj Il provisions l6d s5c,
The leading futures ranged as follows; I,,,..
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MANY TRAGEDIES
. ON THE GREENBRIER.
Young Lambert Shoots His
I Boyhood friend and Play
mate in Self-Dcfense.
tspeclal "a rho rlnes.pIspatch.l

! b
MONTERREY. VA, juno 14.--At late
liour last evening your correspondent had
an opportunity Of interviewing MIR. /. II.
Lambert, young Pendletoh county man
whose hand was red with the blood Of
Ills neighbours boy and friend. Lambert
: Is the slayer Of James d. May, whose
death yesterday morning. two days after
the bloody encounter, adds another trag-
edy to the list which tho lawless reign In
tho lumber-wopds Of Allegheny Is 80
rapidly augnentIng.
Young Lambert, who came TO town
to employ and consult Hon. G. r. Jones
us counsel To advise and defend him.
has. until recently, been aresdent OF the
Clrcleville neighborhood, twenty-five miles
north Of Monterey, and comes Of tho
old Lambert stock OF that county and
bears q good nalne wherever known.
The details of tho killing, and tho story
OF the sclf-confesscd slayer, are sub
stnntially as follows
MIR. Lambert and q brother OF his have
been operating lumber camp in the ex-
IRENE western border of Pocahontas.
Close by, and near where the three coun-
ties corner, 8. e. Mullinax and James d.
May were running u speakeasy under
tho guise Of a little grocery store. Early
last week Lambert and MullnaS met at
q primary election ut Circlcyille, where
they had a little trouble, which was not
settled to suit Mulll1ax. On Wednesday,
Nfullinax rushed into Lambert's camp ~
& drunken rage and attacked him fierce
lly. Mnlllnax being n big, burly fellow.
his smaller antagonist seized a club and
felltu him like o beef. AS he fell.fa pis-s
tDl dropped from his pocket, which Lam
bert picked up Just as a by-stander called
ID him that MAY was coming LAM
bert picked UP just as a bystander called
and make trouble; that they had always
been friends But, crazed and made
reckless by moonshine whiskey, he rush
he would shoot and emphasizing his
threat by presenting O .s2-callbrc pistol.
Lambert, still holding the weapon, which
Eel! from Mullinax's pocket, fired, with
out bringing Ito his face. the ball pass
Ing through Mays abdomen. The lat
ter did not. fall, but the shock caused him
to desist, and lie sat down near by, per-
hays, realizing that he was mortally
wounded, and that by q good friend and
former associate.
May fingered until yesterday morning.
when death calld him to the High Trib-
unal.
Lambert left imediately and has not
yet been arrested. tip says he left be-
cause he feared further trouble from the
friends Of Mulinax and May AS to SUR
renting himself, he will act upon the
advice Of his counsel, Mr.. Jones. he ls
a nice looking young fellow OF falr IN
ttelltgcnce and concluded his statement
with the remark:
II am awful sorry 1t all happened, but
NV conscience Is clear. 4 knew that
If I didn't kill, would BIO killed
fs.t fA1HlfE ~
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
!: PEANUT ~ MARKEra

PETERSBURG, VA, June 14-+PEANUTS-
Continue irm at 3l.l5 per bushel for Spanish;
.sss assng hEn.r few . 1etns
Some shipments are being made from Peters-
burg Of stock that had been stored in this
city,
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Norfolk and western con. 49,. ...........,... 99!s
Dsny.u,. SnUi cnnv 96h
:, ontiInny r:nerai Id 1904
a. n,eia snI ron Mountain con. 5s...... 116h
g. fo,,i and ann fTran clsco H. ls........ S2M
g. o,,Is snnthwestern lists. ............... 93h
seaboard Air Limo 40 S az
Gnrthsrr rai,wav " sn Observation-Disclosures. 11S
Tsc4an ma parIfc 1sts Observation-Disclosures 17h
1,oicdo a H. and western 4s............ f01s
IrnJnn tacInc "a 10Jh
f;nion pacinc ronv. Observation-Disclosures. es4
~ q e,teai 81 4. y ....,.,.,,....,........ f4h
1vabash isis 11eh
Wabash TAB M '........,......... 67M
Whaling and Lake Erie 4s................. s,si
Wiscnnsfn Ir.ntrni "a ....,,,................ 90 "
f,oI"radn E,,ai cnny Il. ....,,.,........... 10
n and "a cn,iateral Trust ls.............. g3A
Central Of Georgia I'd 1nc......,.....'..'.... 90
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CHICAGO, ILL, June H.-CATTLE--Re-
ceipts, 5000 head Market steady. Good to
prime steers. s4.7saso5; poor to medium, 8 ..eg
cIb; bulls. s250ar4. rs calves, saaa25 Hogsa
Receipts to-day. II, 900 head; to-norrow, q ooo
head. Market 6cs b cher Mixed anu hpts e
rough, heavy, sis045 20; light, sLs5a' 90; bulk
OF saIe, s4.91y5 .05. Sheep-Receipts. 5000
head Market 1c. higher. Lambs. l0c. higher,
Good to choice welhers. si.75952o; natiye
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Bankers and Brokers.
SALES:

100 Mo. Kan. and Tex pfd..,
10 NASH. Chat, and st. Louis
100 New York Central ..........
500 Norfolk and Western ......
1890 N. ", Ont. ard WESTERN.
11TO0 Pennsylvania 1lallroad go
100 People's Gas lChicago)....
presscd Steer Car .a........
Pressed Steel Car. pfd.....
1sep Iron aud Steel. COM.
COO Rep. iron and Steel, pfd....
5000 Reading. com. ...........,..
100 Reading. LIST pfd ...,.......
30 lieadlnf, I'd pfd ....,.......
200 Rock Island, com. .,......,.
200 Rock Island, pfd ...........
sloss, pfd. s..............
GO st. Il. and San. +. "a pfd.
200 st, j., aand So. West. pfd..
1920 Southern Pacific ...........
POO Southern Railway, com. :.
200 Southern Railway, p1d......
Seaboard Air Line, com....'
Scaboard Air Line. pfd 49,.
400 Tennessee Coal and iron -.
Z, 900 Texas Pacific ...............
2Gi45 Union Pacific ....,........,t
4 200 United States Leather .....l
1900 United States Steel........
p6oO Uniter States Steel, pfd -.
+ 200 Va.-Car. Chem, com ......
All Va. Car. Chem, pfd ....,...
900 Wabash, com. ........,....
400 Wabash, pfd. ......t........
Z Western Union ....,........
100 Wisconsin Central ..........
400 wisconsin Central, pfd. -.
Total. 2f6. 500.
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BALTIMORE, MD. June 14,s-ELopI:..-
so Sss an Hsaasass SPOT ssS'
pie, VOc, gSi.o2, Gorn-phll; spot ana sne, me
p n9u.e .sst cad No white, islsq4sXp Rye
pm upaSTnac Ma fane su9t Sa,oa i9
Slseayy an9 Issmsyyls fancy dis i
49, store packed. llglse, EggsaB!rm and
Unchanged at ls&c 4, aar,fs
s,,iirnnrNN Firm aud unchanged -
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WASHINGTON, D. c., June 14.--Briga-
der General Frank G.. Smith, retired,
has been designated as ember and sec
rotary Of the Chickamauga Park Conn
mission, Z. FL IL #
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

Chicago. r. !. and Fnc. col. 6s....... 7eS
c. CT, g. and ST. Louis gen. 4s........... 99h
Chicago Terminal As.t...................... IAN
Consolidated Tobacco ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 62h
Colorado and Southern 4s.................. B3Ia
Denver and Rio Grande 4s...<...........S 09S
Erie prior lien As g9%
Eric General As Observation-Disclosures. s5%
Fort Worth and Denver City lats ........,. 104 \
Hooking. Valley 4hs. ............ 1907
Louisville and Nash. Unified 4s.......... 10ls
Manhattan consol gold ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, 1oaT
Merican Central Observation-Disclosures, 81
Mexican Central list list 1n................. III
Mimi. and 81. Louis Observation-Disclosures. es
Misso,Irj Kansas and Texas 4s............ esH
Missouri, Kansas and Texas DDS. ......... TN
National. II. r. Of Mexico con. 4s..........s 7tN
New York Central gen. Observation-Disclosures. 100is
New ersey Central gen. Observation-Disclosures 1915
Northern Pacific As 10ia
Northern Pacific IS ......................... 73a
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Il BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
q BALTIMORE MD. June it.--Seaboard Air
Line common, 7Nu1A; do. preferyed. iiGh GIT.
Atlantic Coast Line common. loSu lGy.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET. Z
(Sales at Union Stock fards.'
rs 20 ptobrrapd Va luna H. 1904

Y ia.atL RICHMOND, Va Ju1in -, LIZ.
Receipts for the week ending Monday:
CATTLE-Recepts AT head; market active
on good grades dull on common. Best steers.
5GsLc, !; I medium to good. 4lzgsc.; common to
fair. sita4Hc.; good heifers, ~ gec.; common
10 fair. aH94c. fat cows. als9ts; common EaiIs 7.
fresh cows SIS Gsi5.; quarantine cattle, SO ac.
HoGs-Receipts. $50 head; market active i'
sHEEPS AND LAMB Receipts. sss head;
market fair, Fat sheep. sha4c:; comn Is,n TO
fair, 21s d3Kc.: bucks. s1smc,; lambs, 696gc.
NEW YORK, June 14-BEEvEs-ReseIpts
steady. calves-Receipts, $50 head. Market
dull. veals. 3i.5os5. s.; buttermilks. nominal,
CITY dressed veals slow at $3.50. per pound ;
country dressed, sasc. per pound; Sheep and
Iambs-Recepts sos head. Good 1, HANDY
to Choice lambs opened steady and closed slow;
medium and common lambs neglected, !, a edsS
lambs sas5o one car shGtss 60 s eSs
81 10 Hoys-Receipts, l.sss head none for
sale alive. Noninaliy Arm on BufRlo adrices.
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III q r.,undinr o.. registered Il. /. ..,... 1n4N
ri d retundinr rs. coupon 1. 1854
ID s. g. registered 1osa
n, !, ), n,rnr y. Jog
II q Scw a.. reeistered ..,.............. 1921
II & Nav AZ coi,i,utl 1921
u s. Old Al. registered lloosG i
Haitian ucnera lo17s
Atchson adjustment A. ~
Atlantic Coast Limo ,aS7s
Baltimore Wand Ohio Observation-Disclosures. lg.tt
Baltimore and Ohio .......'. sSS7tt
r,,,,sat ,,r Ttanroias fsf Ini 10 "a
tSnsaneake and s5hlo AS 1D4S
Chicago and Alton 3fs..,..- ..............4 Y
,.,icasso a. and q Paui zen. la.....s. 100
Thisaso and Northwestern, con. Il. ......... I4SA
Chicago r. /. and Pacific 4s.............,.. wa
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spot cotton closed dull: middlng uplands.
AZ 10: middling gulf, 1886 bales.

12.4o; middling gulf. 1885 bales.
Cotton, dull: middins, l..4o; gross receipts.
.73 bales stock, j.U39 bales; export TO Great
britain, l.0ao bales; TO the Continent ~ s.ssf
! Total to-day a, ali seapoits-7Net receipts,
4 70s bales; export to Great Britain 201l batea
to the Continent. c,2s1 bales: stock - sSs9f9
bales. aHts -. IL ,..,g 4
bG5l bnles, n export In Great Britain. 1cg91
bales; to the Continent. EFT bales. IA
Total aimee September list at all seaports-..
Not receipts ,o2s,s5A bRles; export to Great
n ire Continent q iss.oy5 ba.es: to Japan, Al,
800 bales; to Mexico. 2d.s'S bales.
NEW ORLEANS. La. june iit--coTToS--
,ri,a st,ot cotton market WAS distinctly stag
snart; there was but little inquiry anu me
ofrerings were very light. Sales 20 bales. m
Guiding 100 10 arrive quotations uhchaHgeu,,
Futures opened steady, points highet ana
il lower. responding to the condislons IN Ls-
erpo,i While the unnnrtone OF the local mar
I,et wax fairly steady. July displayed some
weakness. There was lack OF supPor, IN tnls
nosit,5n FOR a time and unloading ny weak
longs was sufficient to cause Q decline OF ls
prDflt taking by shorts. The weekly Severn
merts report had no perceptible effect on the
market IN the trading July first lost - points
At Ill o. ,ld vanced to u II and annlly .deGnned
to Jgl3 closing Irregular, net = poInta loWer,
Cotton futures steady. June, lsps by; Su!y.
~ isfiis IL: August, 1i.aal1Si; SEPTEMBER,
III iTSpiO is: October, s,65Is.es. SorembeTs s.5 80
esg; DECEMBER. a.5saa-69i January. s-ssas.ss.
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coTroNsEEp OIL MARKET.
N. INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND; JUNE u, 1904

PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE II, 1904
ARRIVED.
Steiner 5 5hs Morsak
steamer Old Point Comfort, Graves. James
River landings and Norfolk. MERCHANDISE and
passengers, Virginia Navigation CO.
7 SAILED.
Steamer Berkeley shelly, Norfolk merchan-
Schooner Augusta, Mester James River,
light
ARRIVED.
{ Schooner william a. Palmer. Portland.
Schooner James w. Elwell, Portland, a
\ Barge Emile, RostoI; 7, :,
y SAILED
Steamer wancamaw. Portland.
j Barge Montana, Boston,
barge pessong, Boston.
Barge George Moon. Boston.
Barge S. II. Mead, Providence,
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Low RATES TO NASHVILLE, TENN,
ON ACCOUNT MEETING OF CON.
FEDERATE VETERANS, VIA s.
sEABoARp AIR LINE }RWY.
QUICK TIME, SPLENDID EQuiPMENT,
FAST SCHEDULE,
The Seaboard offers most attractive
route from Richmond and other points in
Virginia to Nashville, Tenn, Two trains
q day., making close !. sonnecEEions for
manga, Tickets on sale June 10th to 18th.
\, u. s,fit. ,SSs.t ~ ias tqs fe4 ~
be extended until July 10th BY payment
leave Richmond Sunday night, June 18th,
and get to Nashville In time for opening
Gail or write undersigned before pur-
eA4s'''s ''SW ", M. TAYLOR. c. 7. A.
Phone Q5
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GRAYSoN
SULPHUR SPRINGS, VA.

On the N. e. Division of the Norfolk ana
Western Railroad, via Pulaski, Va.
This well known resort will be opened
for the season June the 18th, under new
management.
Culsin and Service VIII Be Of the Very Bes
Hotel and premises have undergone q
thorough renovation; baths hot and cold !;
also bath house, bathing Suits for ladies'
and gentlemen Bass and blue cat fish
Ing. good music. dancing. bowling. poa ~,
Ing; scenery unsurpassed; altitude, IVY
feet to 5000 feet.
THE SUPERIOR VIRTUE OF TILE
WATER OF THESE SPRINGS Is
TOO WE'LL KNOWN TO NEED
COMMENT. l{.
Rates 800 to $40, 90 per week; $2b. 20
to $4,000 per month.
Tor further particulars, address
w. HI BOILING, Manager.
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CHEAP / Il, RATES SOUTH
a f.t3 Via tsG
.SEAROARD AIR; Lin I.

$e.s5-Richmond to Raleigh, N. C. Ac-
count OF Summer School for Teach
ers, Tickets on sale July 4, 8, H.
az. ~. is. 10, 26, and AUGUST LIST, lin
tied to- August 6. 1904.
s2o.s6-Richmond to Atlanta, Ga. Ac-
count American Association OF
Nurserymen. Tickets on sale June
20. 81. %. limited to June 2sth. by
payment of Soc, extension cat be
had till July 18th. Rates to this
meeting are on the certificate plan.
s17.75-Rchnond to Nashville. Tenn. Ac-
count Fiske University Summer
School. Tickets on sale June 80,
20. 81. limited to- fifteen days from
date Of sale.
s1s.2o-Richmond to Monteagle, Tenn,
Account Monteagle Bible School.
Tickets on sale June Both, July /,
q 10, 90. 81. 20, limited to August
81. 1904. 4
sis, oo-Richmond to Columbia, s. c.,
account of meeting Interdenomi-
national Religious and Educa-
tional Associations. Tickets on
sale August 2Sd. oath, 25th, linz
tied to August 31st, Rates to
this meeting are on the ccrtl-
ficate plan,
$14,7o-Richmond to Athens, Ga. Account
Athens Summer School, Tickets
on sale July z, 3 Q. "A. IL. IS. limit
ed to fifteen days from date of sale.
Ss1.e5-Richmond to Eureka Springs, Ark.
Account Southwestern Summer
School. Tickets on sale July 8. n
s, Q. limited to August Z, 1901
Fourth OF JuIy-For this day the Sea-
board will sell round trip tickets
to all points south Of the Ohio and
\ Potomac, and east Of the Mis-
slsslppi Rivers at one and one
third fares. Tickets on sale July
q. 3, 4, limited to July 9Th.
H, IS. Lizard. M. TAYLOR sl
DIP, A., Phone 400, 9, =. a.
$40 ~. Main Street, Richmond. Va
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nha leading futures ranged as foliows;
He open. High. Low, Close.

s stSss No. led, ,lOlgi6s, No. corn.
tN o. g White. loal4c. Good feeding barley, $50
aie. ; fair to choice mailing 4taac Nc. lax,
SvsS, seed sa95 Aieas pork, per barrel.
sls, Sai2 s5 lard, per 100 pounds, ss.I0as,,1s;
short ribs sIles loosal sI@pl2 short seas
high Wines, sl.2s. Clover, contract grnds.
so75 Bntier.Easy ereansriss' 1saql ~ &C.;
Included, lidliisc Cheese-Easy at 7Mgsc
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, n. c., June 1A-SP1RlTS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. doing; receipts, IS
casks Rosin-Firm at s2.7o; receipts KS bar
Crude Turpentipe-FirIn at 81. 25a4.oo and s4,sS ];
receipts, 232 barrels. =, Z, Y
sAVASNAII. GA,l June 14.--IuRpEN-.
sales, 6sS casks; exports, 8o5 casks Rosln--
Firm; receipts. ASA bayrels; sales, 1874 BAR
r GHA RLEsT5N, s., u June 1a.-TuRPEN-
,TINE-Firm at $50. Rosin-Flrm.
coTToNsEEp OIL MARKET.
Inactive and WITHOUT feature. Prime crude,
NEW YORK, June N-cottonseed oil was
T. o. h. mills 21c. nominal; prime summer
yellow, esHc.: on summer yellow. nnmina! !;
prime white. a2o.; prime winter yellow s22e9Sc3.
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SUMMER EXCURSION RATES TO
MOUNTAIN AND SEASHORE RE-
SORTS ON NORFOLK
AND WESTERN. fI

Summer excursion tickets to the noun
tain and seashore resorts on the Nor
folk and Western Railway are on sale
daily until September S0th, good for re-
turn passage until October 81. 1904, sum
mer resort folders furnished, I1ckets 500
md Pullman RESERVATIONS made ny Rich
Ticket Agent Byrd Street Union Sta
zion and John u. 4 agner, City Passen-
ger and Ticket Agent. sSS y, Main Street.
s& tkl q. Fl. .B0SLEY.
District Passenger Agent,
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With INC TtlIIHIK' ~ .I. a
~ am awful sorry 1t all happened, but
nv conscience is clear. knew that
f I didn't kill, would be killed
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-14


 If the democrats of the country fol low the lead of the Bay state men, Richard Olney will be, the. next demo cratic candidate for president. At q recent meeting the democratic state committee without one negative vote spoke as follows: .'The democratic state committee of Massachusetts here with places upon record it's apprecia- ton Of the eminent services rendered the democratic party and the nation by Richard Olneys and expresses it's firm conviction that under his leader ship i'll the coming presidential cam paign important New England states will swing over into the democratic column, and the national party will achieve a sweeping victory. insurinS a speedy reform of tue abuses follow ing a continuance in power of the re- publican party and the re-establish- ment of those Fundamental principles of government which that party has deliberately aud tiagrantly violated, To this end we Invite the co opera ton of the democrats of New Enstand and of the nation"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-14
A CEREAL STORY.
Actor Who Once Made A MeAI on Petunia. wasturtfum and
 Pansy Seeds.

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 The refreshing part of story. which he New York Times recounts is not the tupidity of man in his domestic aspect Che particular man concerned is an actor whose wife-an actress--is an earnest advocate of the theory that food should 1t the consumer rather than the reverse. Consequently there are periods when milk flows necessarily through the household menu Again It is hot water. md at other times nuts, fruits and grains Hone are relied upon to nourish genius Q it's finest flower.
 Once, in the grain age, the wife was ,alled away to rehearsal that was like- g to last well into the afternoon. Isae old her husband that he would hs,Se eN ;et his own luncheon, and he cheerful , onsented to do it.
 T had J. fine meal Of your new cereal. ie said, when she returned
 What do you mean?v she einquired. T layen't any new cereal in the house.
 Why. that nutty stuff you left on the Iinfng-room table. "
 The wife sat down suddenly. "You'ye aten up my window garden!" she vailed. All my petunia, nasturtium and ,ansy seeds!"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-14

speaking Of the Russian-Japanes controversy, the editor of Novoe Vremya says: We took Manchuria by force of arms in war called forth not by Russia, but by the missionaries and traders of western Europe. Every step of our advance. marked bt stlfe blood of our sons, becomes an inaliena- ble part of our empire Any retreat for Us is impossible ''Manchuria be- longs to us," he says, 'by the right of justice, the best of all claims.1 Then he declares that it required an army of 100000 men to occupy the country, 10000 of whom were lost. It is the same thing we i'll this country have heard many times. only little differ ently stated; once the flag has been hoisted, who shall pull it down?
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-14

The consensus Of opinion here re garding the building of an{ isthmian canal is universal in favor of the ca nal among all sorts of public men, but they differ radically when it comes to the route aud the method adopted by the republican adminlstra- ton in making the Panama route the only one over which the canal. can be built. The democrats in congress ara unit in favor of the canal, but they do not intend to let the plans of the present. administration prevail if they can help it. They are not satisfied with the message of the president which he sent to the senate on the subject of Panama. and they think lie has evaded the main questions asked him and they will not stand for it {