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SAVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., I

SAVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Tho seubonrd Air Line Railway has OH
sale an interchangeable mileage book, sold
for $25, containing 1000 miles In coupons.
accented by twenty different railroads.
and good over fifteen thousand miles Of
track. All information AS to rates, sched-
ules or pullman reservations cheerfully
given by any seahoard agent, Richmond
Transfer Company, or District Passenger
Agents office, $50 East Main Street
Phone 400.
II. s.. LIZARD, ~. M, 'IAilOR,
Dis. Pass. Agent. City Ticket Agent.
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TOBACCO NIARKETs.

1-179 T2T7 Richmond, Va, Sept. IS 1906, w
Tobarco-Darlt Tired--Mnrket continues very
quiet with worry little doing. Receipts ana of
ferings very light: Brights-Unchanged; QUOT;
light receipts. Sun CureG-Market continues
about steady Mt unchanged prices. with very
light receipts. IN T. 6J5S5 "A e
b NoTE-Ws advise shippers to avoid too high
order, as much OF the tobacco coming In Is
damaged. and when such Is the case It soils
far below market price, gs sj4ti n e5t f5 .a
h The guotations are as follows: aa-e AE
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

PETERSBURG EPEAN UT MARKET.
IS (Reported by Rodgers. safcCabe and Coz
b PETERSBURG. VA. Sept. 1s-PEANUTs-
Sranish---Market weak ut yl.1o per bushel. NIr-
sinla--Market weak at 81 3F43&c. for fancy
stock; machine picked "a dSc.; Smelling stock
GD21Sc, tslla.laN $50
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON N. c. Sept. 1s.-sPIRITs
TuRPENrINE--Flrm at CHG; receipts 1:s
casks. Realistically and unchanged; receipts,
clio barrels. Tar Firm. at 3l.S0; receipts. 1852
barrels. Crude Turpentine-Firm at s2.75Gi25:
receipts. 1o5. barrels
Firm at &C.; sales. B94 casks receipts. i0S
casks;; shipments. 100 casks. Posin-Firm:
ia 1877 barrels receipts. !, 42o barrels; ship
n ents 1856 barrels. 3 4.s 5s a
iE CHARLESTON. s. CO. Sept. 1S-TURPEN-i
TINE AND ROSTN-Nothing doing. @ y
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n0Ts CT Richmond;
K.Gf n. edercksbur0 a
=. s5f5 Potomac r. r.
Potomac r. H

Train. Leave Richmond IN o q
4:I5 4. Ar-Daily y pyrd st. Through, IN
is A. 9M.--DaiIy--Maln 81. Through. $ss68 Y.
7a5 4. AWeek Days t'ba Ashland land A s'S
$40 a. MesDaIly-Byrd st. Through Local
"a :o5 hoo1-Weok Dnys-Byrd st. Through. s43$i
z 100 p. M--Weeltj DayB-Byrd st. Fredecicks-S
5ls'f burg aAccoinmodn tlon. JEs%t FstTsG5
3 sos r. M.-Daiiy-Inin ST. Through.
i oso p. M.--:Weels Days-7Eilba. Ashland Ao ,
sos r. M.-DaiIy-Byr ST. Through. y.45
trains "a Arrive e r John ond--Sou Inward
40 a. A1.-lyveek Days lba. Ashland Ac.5
4sS commodn tion -l54l I'll. J., , ~,
+ $3.50 a. M.-Week Dnys--l3yrd St. lrreorlcRs"3
sG7{T burg Actomliodn lont s5i , " 81 5Sjsi III
1886 "A. NJ. --Daily--Byrd st. Through ~, a
II 80 A M.-Week &Dnys-Byrd St.lSEl nrouSil
h 2:i4 p. "M1Datiy-Main ST. Through.
%a{[t Communications. X n - q. !, ss55s * Il al
s 10 E +. 5M-baiy-byrd ST. Throush. Local
y 80 P.aAI.-Daiiy-Maln ST. Through. .
e NOTE-Puln,n Sleeping or Parlor5 cars ,. on
ali above trains, except trains arriving Rioh-E
1nond l1:6o A NJ. week days and local occoH-S
Time q sarrvals and departures and connec-
lions not guaranteed. . u
Gen'l. Man r. Asst, Gen'l. Man'r., Traf. Man.
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tlnent 1850 bales to Japan. 5oo bales; to
Mexico, 100 bales.

Is NEW ORLEANS La. Sept. 1s.-COTTO NJ
Spot. cotton qulet with good demand. but
offerings scant. Sales LIS bales. including 10
to arrive. Quotations unchanged.
Futures throughout the session were generally
quiet Prices were unchanged TO point down
o., tho opening and selling on New York ac-
C unit caused a depression OF lA2 points inosc.
Following this buying movement ret In,
causing a reaction hut later In tho day again
g clined. October, December and January were
days ma rkct towards bulish opinion, based on
the belief Of some accumulation Of short IL
ern sections OF tho belt and OF farmers holding
back caused a general covering on the part OF
shorts, and was accountable for tho lrmer tone
gCflihe market about mid ida $. ~ 3 II
S5 liverpool opened b little lower than due. but
Clio ,ed somewhat higher on the strength Of ths
5du.r at 1.-The lowest figure OF the. day. net 4
point. down to-: POINTS up ], Il J,
ten1bcr 1912 nominal October, 10. Is: no
,cmber. - 25frlo.91: December. 0:sd o,s9 jan
l5.4Ad1o4J: April. 1o.5s1 1851: May, 1o51Glo.5s.
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.DRY GOODs MARKET.

IN EWI7 YORK. Sept. lS,r.The Influx OF buyers
in the dry goods -rnarketehns not been MS great
as expected. the majority OF the distant mer-
chants having completed first fall purchases
Trade was quiet to-day In oil sec tons OF the
market. Ginghams were advanced No. all
around. 1870
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
y BALTIMORE. ND, Sept 1S.--Seabonrd Air
Limo conlmon--Not quoted. Seal board Air Line
preferred, 45lh, s3s ~ Es5}e5 5p W..
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I.ynchburg ropacco Market.

Lynchburg. Va, Sept ~ iyo, 1
market ssts Tor he two weeks ending sep!elnber
Is 1905, reported by John IL Oslesby Of
Lynchs Warehouses;:
Sold week ending September 18Th .Or!mlngs),
Sc 600 pounds sold week ending September, 18th
lrlmlngsl loo aoo poynds Increase week enSSing
TENDER J. 1905. to September 49, 1908. 1890
pounds; sold from September 1901. TO aep en-!
Tho receipts this woek were all prlmlngs
which ranged In price from sl,50 to 1880 per
100 There was some lots that sold Tor lss Leg
Tho size q the prlm!ngs indicate that tho
tobacco Will be of good size.
The quotations arc Us follows; ii
Tho quotations arc as follows: !.
Dark lugs good. ~ 9S s'g9
Park Leaf ,,.,,,,,,,,n ss,Mn seI
Dark leaf good ..,.,,,,,.,, s.5n g N.Y.
Dark Leaf, Ane. !l.0Q 9g l6V9
pa,ls wrappers ..,..,,,s..,r,n,n,, IVY ~ tS'W
Danyille Tobacco Market,
CAS- Reported by pibrell Brothers.,
Danyllle, Ya Sept. IS, 1905. .
The fsymers continue too busy cutting and
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CHICAGO, Sept. 1s.-CATTLE-Recelpts,. 30. :
ice. lower steers N:isas.5o; bulls. s2s54;e9;
sos, CALVES, tsavqI, %. Hogs-Ressip!s $500 %
collecting. IS. 65N6,s0 mixed and heavy pack,
rough $1.t0Io. 40. Sheep-laeceipts 1900 head.
Market slow and weak Sheep. S2.OoIl;s2;
lombs,f {3.7ta7. e5.
NEW YORK. Sept. 1s.-BEEvE Receipts,
t,es9 head. Moderately active. Steers. $3.50
so; bulls f2t0lr3, cows 81. 6103.16. Calves
Receipts. 2,S26 head. IVeals $0.5040.25; throw
out $kg5. %; buttermilks and grassers, S. COO
3 20; no lwegtcrns. sheep md Lambs-Recelpts.
II, Al. Sheep steady: lambs active. Sheep. sac
500; culs. seg2. lambs $500 culls. SIC
500; Canada lambs. $74f. %.
& UNION STOCK YARDS. PI1rsBUFG, PA.
Sept observation-disclosures fair Market
dull, Choice. s5.dO15. &C; prime. s5.15g ~,
Hogs-Receipts fair; market higher. Prime
heavy. s. $50. o.; medium and heavy workers..
t.50; roushs $4.boa5oO sheep-supply light;
mar ket steady. Primo wethers $jG5.:6; COM
mon. al.soaa.oo; spring lambs. NO: veal
calves s7QS,25,
. CINCINNATI. O.. Sept ls.-HoGs-Aotive.
butchers and shippers Is .69Q6,G5 common,
s4.G0@5.35 Cattle-Slow Fair to good shirpeis,'
S4l6G4.B; common sedpe.5o Sheep-Stendy at
t:Gi60 Enthusiastically at f5G7,3
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va.,8 Sept. Is. 1906.
sNGS ;l QUOTATIONS. st. Il 4
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
tsales at Union .9toch Yards.l

(sAlos 1T Union Stock ards.
Richmond. Va. Sept IS, 1905.
Report OF the live stock market for the week
ending September 18th:
Cattle--1'est steers. ~ aSc medium to Eood1,
ers, lSl4hc.; a few extra higher; medium TO
good. az as Soc. common to fair, * as 80; COWS,
best, 3G5tc..: common to fair, 2fp2Ac.; bulls
~ 9sNc.; calves. 6aehc.; cows and calves s2oa
~. 90 per head. ~
Fat Sheep 3lt14hc.; common to fair, gro
3d.; old Gull sheep. lh9:c: best lambs. Oh @
7e.; common to fair, 5,sG5hc.; stock ewes
f26o9425 per head feeding wethers. * 949sc.
Hogs 5fj6c; few extra, SIC.
Prospects good for all kinds OF stock.
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Spot cotton closed NuIeti mdIl!HK HpIHHus
1916; middling gulf ll,oo sales, s'o pales'
Cotton, quiet: mlddllng, TO- ISL gross Tece lpts,
1882 bales; sales. Sh bales stock 1871 bales o.
K Total to-day al all 4ports-Net receipts. b. slS
bales; export to Great I,ritain.s 2Sh bales; to
Franco, lo22 bales; to tho Continent. 400 balosi
stock 4S9.1yl bales. ~
bales; export to Great Britain. GaH bales; to
France, 1922 bales; to the Continent, 2tsSS
bales,
Total since September LIST alt oil ports-Net
receipts, 4G9, SOL bales; export TO Great Brltaln
p9.oii bales; to Franco, 23,7ei bales to the Con-
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SPECIAL $oNE.WAYs coLoNlsTs RATES
Ito PACIFIC COAST AND POINTS IN
THE FAR WEST, VIA cHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO ROUTE.
tho Chesapeake and Ohio Railway will
soil SPECIAL ONE WAY MIXED GLASS
cOLONIST TICKETS at greatly reduced
rates, notably, $40,76 to tho Pacific Coast,
points beyond the Rockies. In Arizona.
California, New Mexico. Oregon, Utah,
Washington, etc.
For detail information, apply to
w. O, WARTHEN,
D. r. Al q, and o. Railway. Richmond,
Va,
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N kNxWk6ito|ksN@eStRrll
June 11-1eo5.

- Il I
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. #
.: 100 q. M.-NoREoLK..s LIMITED Arrives
Norfolk II 30 "A. NJ. Stops only at PETERSBURG.
Wnverly and SUFFOLK III. - Z, y!
Car. Broilor Service, Petersburg to Lynchburg
and Roanoke, Pullman sleepers Roanoke to
Columbus, Dluolold to Cincinnatl; also Roam
eKe 70 Knoxyle ara noxyIll e. e. Me sa1
1910 +. .M.-RoANOKE EXPRESS For
5Farinyle, Lynohburg and Ronnoke. -; IsI
900 RI M.--OCE4AN7 SHORE LIMITED, 2Ar-s9
rIyes Norfolk { 10 +. NJ. Stops only at Petors-
burg Waverlyt and Suffolk. Connects with
steamers to boston, Providence New York. r.
baltimore and Washington. &,, Il :ss{ u
7:aS r. M.:-For Norfolk and al stations east t
a q 80 80 is'! M.MEEw ORLEANS SHORT LIN y;
Pullman Shoppers Richmond 70 Lynoh6urg ana Z
CHATTANOOGA. Memphis and New Orleans. Gaze
1 ESQ F. M.-sT. LOUIS EXPRESS, Pullman
Sleeper Petersburg to Roanoke and Roanoke 70 |
Trains arrive from the Wsss ~ AN - s;9s
P, NJ. and 9:i8 p, M; from NorfolR II nv a. NJ,
and 0 80 p NJ. ssa+55l 81, F} Fls 56s
Office No. S3S East Main Street Z, IS
v. p; pIay lLLRR; ci bal n pas, Al.
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q . . Y 4
U. 8. ref,indlng 2s. reglstered..
U. s. refundng "a. coupon. ..............
U. g. 80. Registered h.
y. s. New %, registered .......i.u....
Y. s. New IS. coupon Observation-Disclosures.
Y. s. Old A.. registered ....s...........n,...
American Tobacco As. certlfcates.... ....s%
American Tobacco ss. certlfcates.....,...s
Atch!son general .................,t
Atchspn adjustment ls......................E
AZ lanttc Coast Lihc A. .........t
baltimore and Ohio Observation-Disclosures.
Baltimore and Clio Observation-Disclosures.
Central OF Georgia 80 Observation-Disclosures.
Central Of Georgia LIST 1no. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Central OF Georgia ID INC. ..........,.......
Oh esapenke and Ohio 4hs...................
Chicago and ton 3,ts. ...........
Chicago, i. md quincy new 4n....4.......
Chicago, II. /. and Pnc. n. r. 4s..........s
Chicago. II. l. and Pac. II. X. col. 5s......f
CT. c., c. and 81. Louis gen. 4s..........
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Bankers and Brokers.

a ~ Il. T. ID u
Bankers and Brokers.
SALES. 1
il, 200 Missouri Pacific ........,
600 National Lead ............
e2,GOO New York Cehtral..s.....
1900 Norfolk aid Western. $50.
1900 N. Y, Ont. and Western, I,
3,70U Northern Pacific ..,..".,.
OF, 400 Pennsylvania X. Ru,......
F2,2OO Peoples SGns (Cliichyo)u
1920 Pressed Steel Car.........,
400 PRESSED Steel Cur, pfd.....
S.4W Nepuljlic l. and 81. CONF.
5000 lsepnblIt Land 81 pfd n.,
04,40O Reading, com ,......s,,...,
Reading, 1st pfd...........3..
ssa lSendlng, I'll bfd............
10000 Rock island, com .....i..,
Rock Island, pfd............
400 Bloss ............ .t,.......,
Bloss, pfd ....... $500,
st. L. and s. II, I'll pfd....
1000 ST. L.. and ss4Wo pfd. .....
2o.10O Southern Pacific ..........
1000 Soutlierii Railway, conn.,.
800 Southern Halfway, pfd
y. A. t.. com. NJ. .i......n..
100 s. A. L., 1st pfd. ..........
s. a. ii, I'd pfd..s.........
. GOO 4 enncssec Coal and tron..
1890 Texas Pacific ,..n....a....
1890 Union paoIf1c ,,..,.....,....
CISCO United States Stcel....,...
$500 United States Steel, pfd..
100 3vn. Car. Chem. con..l...
100 Va. ! Car. chcfno pfd.. ......
1880 Wabash, com .,............
4,0C0 Wabash. rfd ...............
500 Western Union .....,......
40 Wisconsin, Central ........
q LOO Wisconsin Central, pfd....
Total sales. 70S,S00.
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Is CHICAGO, I'LL, sept. lS.-Enormous ship
rnents OF wheat from BLACK seaports hnI q, !,
effect on es whsss
helped Offset, however. tho effect Of the news
from Russia. At tho close wheat for Decem-
her delivery was OF only Hc.; corn Is down
Iac. outs show q loss OF alMc.; provisions
arc practically unchanged.
s The leading futures ranged g follows;
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RICHMOND srocK MARKET.

Richmond vn., Sept. 10, 1905;
lEFs aA1Ec lH}
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CLOSING BONE. QUOTATIONS.

Chicago Term ma IA ~, Z. 90
Colorado Midland 55a
Colorado ana Southern 4si.,......,...i,....b4 t
Cuba g. cert!i1catcs i05N
Denver and MO g fde 4s.. 1olh
DiBttllers Securities Observation-Disclosures S1s
Erie prior lien Ys. 3. ~. 1osM
Fort Worth md Denver CITY ist toiferedj:. Ill
5 HSshn E.. y .erica Ss !osrsa 1 15
louisville and Nash. Unified 4s..... ....... 1GiN
Manhattan consol gold ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10iA
Mexican Central 81 5E
Mexican Central iat Observation-Disclosures. 4h
MINI. and ST. Louis 4H......,. ~. 9Gh
NJ lssouri. Kan. and Tex. As to1 cred) 1o,H
Missouri. Kn nsas md Texas 2ds....,I..,.,. 8sM
National II. r. OF Mexico con. is......!v. a9Ns
New Jersey Central gen. 5s.,......... 4 $1S4H
Northern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 1851
N NsrisF an rre Ms., 81 srn con- ia
Oregon Short Line refundlng Samoan. 9G;t
Pennsylvanla conv. 3As. .1051i
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III LIVE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ANAL, bright Fer
R srse per , pound lsai.e extra large pound.
sse 5sn iash @ gsSax pS na
per pound, 1O0llcy Geese. large. fat. each. cog
4 BUTTER Choice family packed. per Pound
lsc.; choice store packed. per pound, 15ll6c.:
4 : Edos-in crates, near by fresh per dozen,
hlyn SsoRavs esaSs 81 ~
s4S,is P5ps SSsad 5s4 su,s.
2 bsa ass gsaafass; Kgs sffsa pears fs s;sn
Tux loana iase on|ons e.oss
dry per bushe ssa7os apples per barrel.
ste sa Of per- III:
wool unwashed bury per pound ,Ym \. ,40ss,c,;
PoInd en- aI3ssi l5sh
e toss Fancy Ssr Barrel ;%SSI7s: ssbSsEs:
snas. erees f9t sssSSsess eTss
p per Ion. sg2dS2s. Hams. snail. vol smoked:
per a'as. asf w sok sok seI
pound. saioc &; shoulders shoulder well smoked t'' per
4: 'sssi s
country boited. sacked, 69h a61c. III hilllfeed-
OTHER PRODUCE MARKETS.
E NDyY YORK. Sept: ls---EIou R---Qulot.i but
g,nIy rye lourlEEsm' nuekT Kye
steady. sariey- Fi e1sr'"e
Whea;--Iiasler No. 2 red, s7s.c elevator, OPP
lions &c, lower, May. so1sc.; September, $50;
De corn@isaslsr; No e. sohc. elevator, Options
tsn1her, 81: December. Sc oats--steady;
! . Bsef- Firm Cut Meats-steady. LARD
Steady: refined. steady. Professionally. rul-
low--uulet. Realistically. Turpentine--
GofYee-spot Rio, quiet; mild quiet. Futures
quiet and unchanged to 10 points ,T higher
Sugar-ftaw. nominal: fair refining. 3hc,; GEM
trfugal. 80 test. 3Ac:; molasses sugar; s3sc.
refined. dull. Rico-Flrm.i Misunderstanding,
% i7 s,s; . Sato
llAalsc EsgsLsteady nearby ar selected. 270
ohea sae
jersey. per basket. 4osooe, cabbasos Steady
at S2,boIi0o per 100, I'relghts to6L!vcrpool-,
Steady 4 cotton by steam to Liverpool. lbc.
s Cottonseed Ol-Steady, but less active. Sales
aggregate but $500 barrels. Prime ctuie. T.
o. \ b. barrels mills, memehth hehthhmamaton
q. b. mills 90c. prime summer yellow, ?oIaW
eeNc,: prime white, 2a,sc.; prime winter yellow
zoe, argt 4
4
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Danyille Tobacco Market,

3ii Danylle, va Sept. IS, 1905. .
The fsymera continue TOO busy cutting and
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5RICHsloND PRODUCE MARKET.

pound 144l5c. medium, per pound. lo1i4c.:
large. per pound, lal 14c.: extrn large, pound.
* und. loc. Roosters each, 2SM5oc. Ducks.
young. large. per pound lac: young small.
per pound, 100lic! Geese. large. Fat. EACH cog
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jacksonville that the Tennessee
Central will extend its line to that
city. This means further invasion
by the | C. of the l.. IL Ms terri
tory
The extension of the Providence
road to Morganfcld and then to
some point on the river will give
the /. a n. a wide territory from
which to draw business, and will
place it in a position to stop the
l. C.'S cncroachmcnt on territory
that, under an implied agreement
said to exist between the roads,
belongs to the l.. IL y.
1t will also develop the richest
coal fields in Kentucky; place the
l.. a. \. in a position to compete
Tor all the gram IN this section and
in the great producing bottoms Of
the Wabash.
This extension is a necessity to
this section and it Is a necessity 10
the l.. ~ \. 1t is also OF vast inn
portancc to the farmer, Of our
county, a, well As To the citizen, Of
our town. Let Us all, then, % to
work to secure il.
Experience ha, demonstrated that
we must have another railroad and
we may a, well 60 after it now u,
to put il off until some future time.
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Strikes Hidden Rocks.

When Your ship NJ health strike.
the hidden urk, II Consumption.
Pneumonia, etc., youarr hot II ,uu
don't ~ help irm d. King
New hi.w,,ry ior Consumption
J " MrHmuuu & Tl'adum
Spring. Ala, write. - bad l.,u
very 10 with pneumonia. mdrr ihr
ear oi two doe,ur.. lu' ua. getting
un latter vhru I l.glu tui ak, pr
King New Discovery Th, Grt
do., gave rliyi anil 900. lu,,l,
rurd w' sun cur mr .pr.
ihpai hru,Iiii,. uueI. auImIi.
Gmuu'"dni & O. Ilv>r drug
,i"D pTiv IN md slu Trial
ln,tI, Ir,
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YEARS OF LABOR
Rewarded SImplon Tunnel through
Alps Bored through.


o.
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STRYCHNlNE
Thought 10 Have Caused the Death Of
Mrs. Leland Stanford.

NJ. leland stanford, widow ui
FORMER Senator stanford. of Cali.
"rnH, died suddenly iu Honolulu
under circumstance Irugly ,ur
grtiyc NJ sIryrhumr poisoning
She wa, .yi0d with ihr fatal at.
tack in the night and the phys.
irwu VIM hr' arrived ct her l,d.
.id' state. that ,hD exclaimed tln,
.hr hd l,,u poisoned \ friend
Of Mr. Stanford ,ay. ilr latter
told h,r that m al,rmp, un her lii
bgd lu m1dy boo >m Fmuu.u.
and HAT .hu Imd rn that ,ity r
av'.d O. rp,i,Imuf H. Mr. >,n.
i"Ul, private ,~rtap al-u .a..I
that 'urh m ai,,mw bad I.,r
mUdy.
en- tie utg,.uu ui Mr.. Sian.
i"ul', sailing ium Sau Fmuri.v.
several w,k, agn then. vcr ur.
,i>'cut rmnur that au al,rmpl md
lru made to Toi~on her. 4 ,hor,
limr lcior' her dcath Mr.. stan.
ford took q tu-c " hi.urluun,r III
sodotout oi a bottlr she had brurh,
i"m Sm Fmuciso. and II /, Nm.
pcctcl Il may have contained m,
poison
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Startling Mortality.

statistics show startling mouaIi
~, irom appndirili. and lsriiopi
IT, !" prr,,ut aud ,ur the,
awful diseases then i. lu., un, r..
liable rmcl, d. King, New
liic Pill, VI fhmrp. uf u
custom lluu- rI1ue Jbiap,.
@yss They have uo wml or
Constipation and l,iliou.rr.. "a.
at Il. T. llN,Nr. druggist.
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Dr.CaldwellS
Syrup Pepsin

M, Mary Hahn We iiu MI-hls,n Ave,
ChtHagl. ll' vrls-s For to rars have been
troubled vita bIlsuusasss caused 3D. luartrIty ~
ths liver ! hal dizzy tpsls a. timss palns
asruss ny ba' L ana = tfst. hsh,r feeling 9TH
luss ~ apprtlts sul rsrHHususts our famllT
phYslrlan prescribed some liver tablets -hlrh
ApulIuaTH ani other mineral vatrrt hut my
complexion D. anne more ~ I"H sHd ny general
! dsfidsl o. give uf. tA'iutiIs hH THp fsus|u .
tual and an a. g ad I dId. one tuttIs iId mHrs
far me than tn dHlisfs surfh ~ other comedies
! ku~- q. once had ths ghf remedy sspt
nEiug 10 Tor ssv-fal srsks vhsu .nnsIdsfsd
nys-f tsnpistsiy cure. ~ tkIH ls shlt- sd
smooth - baby aud feel in HtrsIlaut Asa.kh
sad tpiru thanss - youf remedy
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TbuPuhlici,y aud pwmu,iun ou,
milIo ol the Commercial Club. p.
levy chairman, !. sending oul leaf.
let. like those distributed "a, The 81.
Louis Exposition. hanks and hu.i.
nc's mrn ar iuclu.iug in their out.
going mail thc, leaflets. which
show Louisville. l,adiug indusiric.
aud advantage
W. will l., n to- millinery lm.i.
n'~ again ihi. 4a.n anil will
carry lhr hrRy-t stock uf p..l. In
town ct N, Mr. Frank. nld
stand nNv,>Ntw,
lla,, YOUR lad.rIug Iuu, at ,ln
.hup boz lwni of No, r,.iuni,.
Time hri.rlb.. artist. anI liylt.
that never ~ uui
N"'imiisl a Mitt.
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Incredible Brutalii,.

70 would have I,u incredible
brutality Il Chl- + lsu'-rg... o.
syracuse, Y. S. laI uu, don, no.
hst be- could Tor hi. suffering .pu
My 10y, hr my. ,uta fearful
cash over hi. eye, ,p ! applied
Bucklcu, Amia Sllyc, which
quickly healed il anil saved hi.
eye. Good Tor burn. and ulccr.
too Only 2jc at Il ,. HNNr.'
drug store.
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ANANH =" AlfNNAH ~ = A'NNH
III, ,,
'o''s HAS ''''' 'O'"'''cu-'' months
school term The term j. now with
H., and IN order To ct II in work
ing trim some Inconvenience, must
IT, undergone. Who other than
the teachers must undergo these
inconvenience? Necessarily and
properly they are the nu,,. The
legislator, who enacted the law
were wise. but mo-, iar.,ecipr. The
thought that teacher, AM. flesh and
blood and nimrut.war.r, p.rhlp.
never entered their minds. Ert
they ar. nevertheless.
six month, work unfv. month.
pay iur twelve months. living
that. exactly the situation.
Now. IN, teacher. I'M orl,rio lo
On. -iy month. work un five
month, pay ior lively, month,
living. mus, teach. ,ell l.ok.
preach. practice medicine. farm or
hire out Then where gs. the
specials, I'm the school ram, The
ar, /. that the public .chn,l teacher
ha, to "a, ,o many sided I'm orlrr In
live that al ideas oi ,pccialilinr for
the profession arr killed In embryo.
Then what mean the fifteen hun.
drd .chnnl. I'm Ecnturl, william,
teacher. Tai. .rhool wear, Nothing
,avr that there np ~ many other
thing, that m, .n much mon. than
teaching tina, ,h,., Thing Inv,
made a draw am the proi,..iop
Thereby causing the d,or,b I'm,
W. can li,, ON tho prnri.c and
hop, ior more bop.iul r,oppi,iop
II mrri, i'm the m,ur..
Again. rad M, u,v.r,r.r. ,uJ
Tie story II fraud IN the state
educational affair. !. pval,d
Villa, IT padded census" What
ot political chicaurry in orl,r Ia
make l.ttur ,huwiug,' - ,rriuu.
hnv these l,umv tia, lth, COY.
rmor ,ugthyr with The Supriu.
tvndcut 81 public instruction. ha.
madc uu Investigation with the
insult NJ q mup rigid enforcement,
81 the law along all luc,.
Then there !, a further statement
that uu di,irir, having fewer than
'"''''N NV pup" 'N''HI,l' 'talll'.
IN, m.,;r. anal irs,.,'. ,ut
d,ci.i,n. I'm, a., NAV ,ll a., 4,
vJIj.I.,l,. ...,.,...';..... ..I -.
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EDITORIAL COMMENT
BY GoosEQUILL
TIE SCHOOL sIu ALTON

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