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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-24
T'HENIGRAYSaA1|
TARGE1''PIRi.A||IC||I!l|C!:.E|.
trhe Medal ~ Lies " BetWcen@Ser-
geatlt Dahlcn and Private 5SS
h A Harrison.
The GRANITE CITY TAKEN |! OFF u
New IN orfolk Line Steamer Has !:
Wooden Hull and Cannot Buck l3t'Ic; 4
the AppomaH ox River Ices y,

fs,nc ~, q , /, NJ lspatch)

MS IA {specla to rhe times p lspatch.) n
1sF1.rE HsBt IN q, Dec. 81 last ~ st
nights shoot did not change the record
Sit,;3 Tie target practic or the Petersburg.
Ora ys.s n Private Andcrsorl's score sof.
twelve was the best mad by the twelve i
Competitors and the record Of seventeen,
made: by8i sergeant Dahlen and Private ,ttt,I
Harrison will probably be the hghes'tt-.si
There are ten men 70 si,oo OF and 4 ffno
higher score IS made the result OF the tie
will decide the possession OF AZ he marx
irnnship6 f1edal. \ M III 81
,,ss3 CHANG & OF BOATS. a
5Tne petersburg N and N orr ok tHaviga-s
}tlon company's steanier.s Granite CITY,
plying between this city and Nor folk, has
been taken off that route. 10 be succeeded
III Is Understood, by boa bet ter suited '
to- the. service on that line ,fhes Granite mite
}Citylsi IL wooden boat. y Without metal
3pla tes,, md her inabilty to cut through.
/ the Ice N hat forms n IN U til Appomattox
.Riycrsis stated fas reason for her
8's Miss Nellie Kathryn Burt an assistant
d / Stheslmuslc school Of Mrs. r oberston,i
gave d piano recital last nig hit In honor
OF the pa irons and pupils sof the school
Miss Burt played sbeatit and. MISE slsl
5Florence " TITUS delighted I he $a atidle f1ce
witt, 5her violin selections. m lss Burt left
this morning to spend the hoida ys AZ q
her home I'm Pcnnsyl yanla .ss
"a h clabo rate cal endar exhi b ton sis be-
Ing red by the b 7 cum Mems Chris g
stlanS Association and will be- opened at
the 81 M. c. "A. building on d December 26t u.
N II Handsome calendars 4 from al $8parts Of
the United states will be ex hlbitcd and
there will be a Y competl tive display Of
local cal endars. 81; 3ESS IA
ss OPPOSITE On FOR r oGERs.
9aE Itslssrumored that Cal plain Asa 1io gers
collector internal revenue for the sec
Eond d Itrlct Will have some op pos ton fo &
sreappointment. Captain T.oge rs vii have
thesun bro ken sup " q this commun't ~
&3i Miss Susie Dexter and Al 4. I1dward l~SS
5Traylor. both of this clt y, were narrled
st#night d he residence of Rev Dr..
Taylor. past Or W Of he First Z. Baptist
Church Dr. II ia y or peri orm ed the cere--
11Iony, and M lss Annie Hunlphre y and Mr..
sNYaverly Moo re were bri dal attendants.sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-24
MILLIONS OF POUNDS.,4Eis|I
Create % bacco Shipment in
5l.s the History Of the World.

" (spocial TO The Times Dlspatch.)
a Al ecember 2s.7-o One
firm III Danville shipped over he South
ern Ra abroad to-day twenty-clght huns
tdred lllogsheads Of leaf tobacco, thought
on the SDanYille nlarke &, This s!ngle shin,
mont represents III over tbfeeS 3Ssm million
pounds. required tile capacity OF ono
hundred and eighty freight cars to handle
this amount OF tobacco, III II; "a, 81, iSssi57
tsi This lis perhaps the very largest single
shipment OF tho leaf toba cco Il eyer made
BY one firm In one slngl 70 y day in the
world. 81 si II MY $s s VI sls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-24

lA$ SECRET yWEDDING g. I III
Announcement Of Perc Harris'sl
Marriage Creates Sensation Al

ID 3AIaiIIEFSsT.s Az, December: g. Consid-I
cradle surprise va s. infested Shore his;
morning when II was announced in the
street, VI that Mr.. Percy Harris, former
81 this place and now y student 1T
The Medical College of Virginia, and Miss
lines Randolph q daughter OF Mrs Pey-3
ton Randolph. OF " this II pla &c, Who @ has
been teaching at Dodson, Md \, were prl-g
svately married ii North Carolina last
September. 5il$$
q Mr. Harris has been attending the Med
#ical College during the present session
ana Miss Randolph has been teaching In
Maryland. III So he announcement OF their;
marriage was, Ind eed. . a. surprise to their!
friends, though Mr.. Harris has been pay
ling quite constant attention to Miss r an.
{dolph& for several years pas B
&. M r. Harris Is a son OF M +, !! ]. Harris
formerly ofs Amherst, II but now OF Rad
ford a., VIII ere he Is ca fler d tho
ford Trust Company M S. II arris expects
Ito graduate from the NJ dical 4 College OF
Virginia next spring. Miss Randolph 5isI
4 a dAughtera OF the tie Peyt ton Rand lpl,5
who III Ills lifetimc was wei 81 known.
lin Virginia. being pr ointment in South ernJ
Railway circles & % 5 a
SS ISIS Randolph graduated from RAN
ldolph- Macon Woman s. College. of Lynch
burg. last session. and made an BenYlablel
reputation at college, editing the S.Melta NJ
thus the college annual @Ss 81 n
Mrs. Harris&wlllE Join her husband here
to-day, from where they will agolt to Rad
ford to spend Christmas s, with Mr., Iiar-s
7rls's II father. After3 Christmas they will
60 to Richmond. X III
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.F|GH7js:i.EH|'|.ARD|I..FOR.''.
.'vA.R ! { | ] N /.
Board .sof Directors Pass R2cslc:--.1
Tuition Expressing 0ispllet;aEl!stl,l1r-tes.
Ii Not Played There. ias#
CONTRACT j ! !! AcK 4 I. LABOR !. 3


d Especial 6to Tho STtnoe- D.patclL) N
IKE N OHIO LIZ, II Dec 20 - " the
meeting tonight Of the Board A f 1oircc-
tors Is tho Board Of Trade and Business
MEMS Association. George I'i Heller. for.-i
#tncrlysa member Of tho foot -tonll team of
tile University Of Virginia Il presented the
4 following resolution, which was adopted
Whereas 1t hns come to tile knoWl-
4 edge 4of the Board OF a r. ade and Bust
A ness Men Assoca ton OF Eorfol u that
there III some doubt II bout the ace
where tie next Evirg hlns Carolina Il fo6t W
& bnll game is ito be played, 4 and that the
&altinlnl8of the University Of Virgin la Of
i Norfolk are crdcAVoring to have Y
game plny cd lere on mex T llnnksgiy Wing
day; and !, whereas since a the " lrginla-g
Carollnn gF Thanksg wing game has been 1
G played IN Richmond for the past three
auecessyc years; \ 'er Re be .it
!, equipped 10 handle the said game d to-
/ the Bntsfactlon Of oil concerned, sl H.
the aenseS OF this assoc ion that that
q game should he played here on Thanks
giving Day. 1905. g " nd be- I further RI
Resolved, That this Eassociati ion here
! BY places It's emphatic 5sd isapproyal H Of
any dlscrlr1ination d Ga Inst Norfol Il I'M
~, - ~ u :, ! ~ :
.le 80 =,
r. :. I, !,
y ,sa fe n thia eity ~ ~ the
sense OF this meeting further that unless
Il more y, {,
svsn tne
mace ~
nhve roaai
tasa =. II AZ,
o. MS
to its y =
~ ". a -.
lectic = y o.el
the . ARRANGEMENTS o. sala s.lnlu.
I be y ", 4, !. u 3, Z
= co ,t y.
pe -, ~.
Nv
egmhi1,ee g =, a. ,.ui cbs rpe
mas me "a, =, 1,
l LABOR ts''lN. .ssl;AiGfs =;
There are y,
anu =
nearly a.! s. Z = 81 ~ q
2 g a II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-24
Jefferson, Not Franklin.

Il Edit or OF The Times-Dispatch: $ltSs
8 sir,-In the letter OF NJ. Jusserand,
French nbassad orr to the United States.
10 the president OF the University Il Of
Virginia, announcing the presentation by
1 his government Of the bust OF Lafayette.
reproduced by he sevres Nat onal Manu-
sfacture, In your issue OF o-day, 1t Is said.
the bust was ''originally3 modelled 81
SIIoudon, the same SCULPTOR who came to
4 Americana at the request OF Frank in, ana
who made from lie the unique statue
i Washington which tho pitol OF your
n State possesses to-day. 4 III
4 \. This Is a most unluoky blunder In the
particular conn elton, Il u y inasnAuch r 3 as
Jefferson. tg'The Father OF the University
s8of Virginia." was tho man who engaged
SIioudon, TO do the work. 81 vi
Els In a letter OF Jefferson to Patrick
Henry then GOV ernors Of " irgln la, ted
at Paris, January II, I 17s5, he says / As
81 sr.-The letter Of July, 20. 1884. = 81 9 Y 4,
which enclosed the resolut lon OF Assem-.
e bly, fort the statue Of General Wash ingtor.
came to roy. hands on the Goth OF N oyem-
n There could be no question raised as to
the SCULPTOR to be SNnplo Dyed; TIL reputa-
ftion OF Monsieur II oud on, OF his city, be-l
ing unrlYalled in Europe q = 4 NJ onsleur
\ IIoudon, whose reputat ton is such as To
make 1t his principal object, was 4 SO;
anxious to be the person who should hand
down the figure OF the General ITO future
ages. that without hesltating IA moment
I lle offered to abandon his businoss here;
to leave the statu Of kings unfinished,
md Il 80 "a America to take the true
figure by actua ! inspection and Hea sura-
tom ~ u N (. n i Il
355 t Is true that Or. FRANKLIN did so
With Mr. le fterson to call on Eoudonii
that was his sole connection with the
ftransaotlon. M III ss8 Il u y IIasSs Il 4. 81
every body will admit, but It was Iefsl
ferson, B and not Franklin, who cureif
this lnatchlessS sculptor to execute the
statue OF Washington. "A Vi
There IL ais nov in the State Library.
temporarily removed FROM the rotundayof
the Capitol, nH fine marble bust Of La
8fayatte, by the same III udon, N 4, y!
IN u Respectfully,
Richmond. Va, December as 1901, 81 81 Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-24
Augusta Shooting Case. II

M STAUNTON. "a. 81 Dec. rs 90. II homas
Monroe, who was charged with shooting
Walter lite at stuart's Draft esterday,s
was jailed here this morning. HI was
given a preliminary hearing bet ore.s j us q
tlce j. e. Hunter, & and was sent on to
the grand jury IN ~ "a Yf
Hite Is doing very we'll, and Il, Isl
thought he will recover. u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-24
"A HEAV"Y'a FINE.
Question Of Police Jurisdiction
70 be Taken to Supreme Court

f55gSs Special 70 The Ia Times. Dlspatch.)
NEWPORT N 11tY v Al December d.
W. e. FARRELL q prophet tor OF the Airing
ton Hotel. located ing I5l lzabct h q conn
T7ty,s Just across Sal ter,s Greek. from the
city. was convicted of selling liquor.soil
Sunday In the Corporation Court 81 o-dayI
and fined 800. T he ase sHill 30 to the
Court Of Appeal Is, as the county LIQUOR.
dealers propose to est he rig the the
ItyS5 The Al IL Saloon League is res onsi--
BILE for the prosecution. 81 IN!
Tho submarine Simon Lake 1StS ilad ], =
satisfactory run in J lanes River. today.
Tho government test wi II take places.ln}
q shortftime. ss3 5g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-24
\ PRICE 100 BoTrlEs
THE CARRoLLTOA CHEMICAL Z, 4 \ co. 4
9:B5 RALriMo or MD. N III

was IN the box, IT being n priz re 70 ffered 81
but Is supposed to- have con aimed IN the
OF 80. his vs. cS second
robbery lerc y recently. tie OTHER bclrE5
the hardware store OF IS I oltcs, W illiams
and cornpa ny, at which TINS q bout $500 t,
worth Of guns. pistols md poke knives Yes
were stole n. s sc5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-24
Cart,erI-SingletonIl,

q Az D. (speclaI to The TimesT Dlspa ten. n
y CARTER sYILI4I ~, "a v Az, 5 Dec. y MI,
Samuel cartef and Miss y :, Matte I NAY
list Church. in q oochland county. yester-
day morning at ten,thlrty o'clock, Rey,
r. sI4,s WingAeld performed the ceremony,
after which the couple drove to Vest
View and took the train for the ba st.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-24
FIRE IN ALBEMARLE. 8
Barn I Of Il. 81 Nc Cue, Near
$$lt5Afton. Burns With Contents: n

Specialize rhe Times Dispa tch.
# LIE. NJ Az Dec q s..
The valuable stables and barn OF w illiam.
II.aMcCue, sltuat ed near Aft on his scoun-
5ty; were / totally estroyed by! fire bout
Sdaybreak this mo ng, entailing ~ 4 loss
n oYer3 seven nc lisand d liars. fully
covered by insuranc &c. sgSi RS
5S NJ i, cCueY is a, rottorS OF iex-Mayor
". Samuel McC Cue. sentenced to be hanged
here next month for wi fe murder and lis
one of the most prominent horse and cat \
tie q ealers III; IA bemarl LEI II Is ables con-
gtained at the time OF a the fire high-ciassi
show horses valued at eight thousand doll
lars, all Of which were saved. # III IS
89 Higlflyer,aa show ring horse, the prop
3ertyfof Sex-Nayor}N NJ Cue, made Its escape
and was found glltl niles from the farm.
Over one hundred tons Of hay and enough
8provender to feed q hundred cattle were
consumed. s8
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FIRE AT coURTLAND.
Mr., and Mrs. Sebrell Make a
Narrow Escape. lLlsl

173Fb (SpeCIal to The m pau cF.l
" suBksO LIS, Az, Dec. 81 Wednesday,
night the home % Mr., John M sebrell.,
5sru at CORTLAND. Yas. was burned. Mt.
and Mrs. sebrell, IT. only oeSu pant 3. were
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Especial Il the 1Ilm15e,s-Dlslp,saltch. 4

lspeeial to The Tunes: Dlspatch.)
81 iAFyrO On /, Dec. s4 % Mr. Nice Cue had
M small tractio on engine cutting \ III feed
for his stock. "A spa rk gnlted a stack Of
sfodder,8anda the building was IN n a few
moments beyond control. He lost al his
winter feed, n a numb Der Of hogs, farming
tools and other5p property. Fortunately his
fine FLOODED stock and horses had been,
turned out.
is Mr.. Nj cCue lost two years ago his barn
and all Its contents BY fire. liii. VA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-24

7e'l.AXoT sog7 sale ~ an sslSS!sts' n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-24

The 8Suits are in fine Black 9 hibets.,
Neat Mixtures, Ca ssifneres, Nobby Pat; Pat
tern Tweed sand $Sty lish Plaid Effect Che N
syiots, in the correct fashion single an; and
double breasted styles well tailored and
superbly trim az he saving - at least st:
VI $25 SIS oo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16
DAY
FOR RACES
CROWDS At THE MeApowe.
HowUvGR. SAW SOME Gooo
MUD sLiNalNa YESTERDAY

There was a wet sloppy track a.
The Meadows yesterday aud q was
a ease uf bot GA tho hurau that look
ed most like a duck Three out Of
the slA horses that went % the post
a faNufllH established reputation
Tor mud vallopiBE Tn the alN and
half furlouku race Eftfata ran
away from the bunch There was a
field Of ton horses Ia THE event
fHtWu took tho lead at the start
and STAYED ia the lead ot the other
nine mud Bpattorrd nuga from the
time the barrier went un until the
Hee was finished CayueuH won
second place with Carohurn third
Time. IL Jockey = Kelly up ON
winner
In the four furlbugs event Zen
Erie showed that he was "a good
duck also b. winning from Anita
knight with Lena lie Ford third
Time a1A
In The one mile race Anvil PLAYED
With the other horses be Iut black
Cloud and Norfaft think they we're
somebody until the half miir. when
he spurtsd and ~ the time the turn
vas made hal collafnd the bunch
aud thea ran aHay fHam them The
other races were interesting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16

wa privately tlnped OF aa a select
Flench ball with Invitations limited
e. thnty-tive Hefofe the affair
ended ia features would have
au8med tho Moulin Rouge In some
fefma 81 lItentieuancaa AZ 8
O'Clock In the morning the party
broke up An insufficient supply OF
hacks wa easily overcome. many
of the women climbing On top II
the vehicles while others hcBtrode
The horses and were thus conveyed
C. their homes In the trnderloin
Originally. the affair was planned
as rally tef score of business
meu whose wives aud families are
ut summer resorts. Hut other men
heard ~ 10 aud pleaded for Invita-
tions Finally the thirtY-lIyo limit
Wa decided upon Tho gathering
included business men. bankers.
physicians aud several members af
the spokane club The next day
most OF them denied being present
hut thelF wives have not yet hoard
the story
Down I'm the truHHflNih Two par
iar houses closed their doors Ia OF.
der that the Inmates could attend
the select French ball After "a
few hours 1T rpyelry the women
tired Of platu dancing and began
aerobatIe stunts for which they
we're loudly applaudua one a these
Vas "a hand dance. the performers
snlcayuF.nE Ia keep waits time
while balancing CA their hands An
ether faForIte phstime vas a cham
pasun shampoo
There have heou aatufnalIaa In
Spokane before but always held In
diaordeflY houses This affair Wa
giYon ia a hall whore many society
events are giytn. Not a ruapsCta Ole
woman Was present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16

a0ur little daughter had an al
most fatal attack of whoopIug cough
uud bIouahltiu.+ writes Mrs " x
ilaTilaud 81 AHmuuh NJ y but.
when an other remedies failed. We
Tavsd her life with ur Kings New
Discovery our niece. who had Con
sumption Ia au advanced stage, also
used thlH wonderful medicine aud
to-day Hhe lH perfectly we'll beH#
urfHtr throat and iuuH diHeaaea Yield
ta uT kings New Discovery aa 20
uH other medicine uu earth iufHIli
bic for Coughs and colds Boo and
81 90 bottles guaranteed By q. O.
guy, Toe. Second avenue and Yes
lsT Trial bottles free
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL
CLOSED

The Occidental hotel one ~ the
oldeW Aaatelflea ~ the city has
closed and the structure viii ha
gaavei t,d Into "a modern office
butslng by usRter Horton Its
owner A A AeaHraYe. proprietor
OF The hotel. decided a few days ago
Go take advantage OF good offer 70
Naeate made hlm bY Mr. Horton.
The furniture aud effects % the
hotel have been sold.
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he FOUND THE
WEST UNDESIRABLE

John = Walker. uho ia believed
% have been At one time editor %
a Newspaper In Columbus. Ohio.
died a. The county poor farm last
night 90 cerebral hrmorrhaEs
Walker vas found paralyaed aud
auffvring from cold and hunger ia a
tent on the shgrga af Lake Wash
tuKton. two daYH ago and taken 90
the pouF farm little a known II
him. as he did not recover con
ssiuuaneaa before death
A man who had been living uIfh
hin IN the tent bat hnd been la
town Tor % hours before his friend
Vas taken alex. stated 20 the aus
thoritiea that he had been In desII.
tutu circumstances Tor week. lie
left ohta several months aso for
the West
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16

The police ars looking for roy
MIllsr boy ne years u aga. who Is
reported BY hts mother as having
disappeared from he hons. sfo slew
snth avenue south. Thursday MORN
inE II ia feared that the boy drown
"a. - he was IN the habit 81 saInr
70 fhn lake 10 battle and da.a uas
kuau haW 20 swim.
" =. Preston. Western manaEsf
% the bankers department - he
American Crstff IndsmuItF com
paHY addressed ths Merchants a.
ISOLATION last uiEht AZ the Rainier
club 4 discussion followed his tats
and BE- uas decided "a orsanIrs =
credit Mems association within ths
~ hhuta association
Charles Prothsf hAs Instituted 81
NaHla Proceedings against hIa xtsz
Ms RrheecA prother Hs alleges
dsasrtIon and asks for tie custody Of
his thrss children
Go 20 spinninEu for bicycle r..
pair 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16
TO RENEW FIRE. NDSHLP

A delegation 81 soldiers Of the
Thirteenth Minnesota infantry will
NiHit Camp Murray SUNDAY 70 Wit
hess the review II the troops and 70
rrnnw Acquaintance with the CON
raaea Who served with them ia the
Philippines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16

AT BOISE salt Lake. 2. Boise. 0
AT BUTTE Spokane 2. Butte /
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16

At CHICAGO Boston. I. Chlea-
50. o a
AT ptrranuRu rittahurE. 2
Philadelphia. /
At ST LOUIS brooklyn. l. St
Louis. o
At CINCINNATI New York. b.
Cincinnati p
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16
SCANDAL
BANKERS. LAWYERS AND
OTHER PROMtNGN sfos
KANg BUSINESS MEN HOLD
DRUNKEN oRGlE

sPOK ANE. July tt. Assisted by
thirty women from the tendcrlain.
ten kegs of beer aud five dozen
quarts Of champagne. twenty five
Spokane men held Wild orgie in
the Turner hail Thursday ntsht II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16

The steamship Victoria IL srhea
ulsa 10 sail from here August On
an excursion voyage 20 Meme aud
Siberia The vessel ts new. making
her second voyage % the season.
and is sKpertsd In port July %
Republican headquarters. on the
second floor Of the safe nepoaii
building were Informally nneuaa
Yesterday By Secretary ]. VIII -
aon. % Port Townsend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16
THE AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AT wAsHiNGToN-st Louis. :.
Washington. Z
AT BOSTON Boston. Z. Detroit.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nhta. 8. chicago l.
Al NEW YORK =Nev York. ;.
Cleveland. 2
THH NATIONAL lrAattP
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PACIFIC COAST luAavG.
Standing Of the Clubs.

ArsAN FRANCISCO san Fran
cisco. q. Oakland.
PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE.
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Notice 10 Subscribers

n any sNsninH. your COPY af rh.
star has not arrived att cs . .iock
tsisphon esnssi. Main Zee. % In.
dependent iitt any time b.tws~a
~ and ee-and q cery all b ssnt
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strs Cyrens and Nanthus I..ehI.
Madruna. Madison PARIS. haif hour.
y from 10 20 a m 70 10 p n daily.
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60 to spinnlaEs for bicycle r..
pairs 80.
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Standing 81 The Club.
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The Spiral Tower

OF the intrepid Equibst The SeeSaw fifty feet from solid EARTH
DESCENDS IN A SHOWER or FIREWORKS
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rHG NATIONAL LEAGUE
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1904-06-15
The Button Industry.

Most people if asked what buttons
are made of would reply, Bone" We
learn, however. from the Apparel Ga
ette that this is not so. Buttons are
made of vegetable ivory, got from a
curious tree called the ivory tree,
which produces ivory nuts" The
ivory nut admits of wider and more
varied treatment for this purpose
than any other known substance, and
is easily worked. The United States
consumes more than one-half of the
worlds product of ivory nuts, and
nine-tenths of the vegetable ivory is
manufactured into buttons. When
the nut reaches the button factory 1t
is cut into three slabs. In the pro-
cess of cutting out the button is par
tally shaped. Afterward the thread
holes are drilled and counterSunk.
The button is then sent to the polish
er. who uses the shavingS and powder
made in drilling to polish them in
their white state. Afterward they
are senI W lue ueSlShSl, WIN uoSoS
on the buttons in indelibie dyes the
designs needed to make them match
the various weaves, coloring and text
ures of fabrics. After receiving these
outlines, if the buttons are to remain
smooth and receive another coat Of
coloring, they are put into dye If
they are to be stamped with segre-
gated pattern they are put into
pressing machine fitted with dies OF
the pattern desired.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1904-06-15
a New Idea About -is.
Insurance.

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Thompson S Barosma works like magic
"a strong statement, but one borne out
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had been confined to the house with
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was most of the time in bed. Some
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surance. as | was told could-nCt live
many months. At the suggestion of
the druggist. who was a friend of mine,
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Pa All druggists, soc and Sl.00.