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RICHMOND Z: PRODUCE MARKET.

FLouR-Rcceipts very light and market very
dull. WHEAT.-New wheat continues IN gooa i
and oniony wheat sells according to its uality
and conditions. Receipts very light CORN !ss
Receipts liberal. market very dull. OATS
Firm and active. RYE-In good demand
3HAY-Receipts heavier and stock In Z, e1cst !s
lower for all grades. or grades and dam
aged practically selablc.
@POTATOEs-Recel increasing Market
firm at prices quoted.
wOOI--Receipts moderate. Market weak.
E<;GS--Receipts moderate. Market weak. but
In rather better condition tina Mast week.
4 BuTTER--In good demand at prices quoted.
"a POULTRY-Rece.pts heavy and demand very
light with downward tendency.
VIRGINIA ACKNOWLEDGEMENT very light. Re-
yceiptT. moderate. ~ III H5ss.SB N n
s RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEK-Wheat. l3.l5
bushels: corn. 32.3O6 bushels: 5 oats 80 BUSH
els: flour. 100 barrels; hay. 4l3 tons
STOCK IN ELEVATOR-Corn.3 1851 bushels;
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TOBACCO MARKETS.

~ Richmond. Va, July 15 1905.
Tobacoo-Dark Fired-ReceIpts and Offer
ings light. Market quiet. Very little doing.
Brlghts-Ouiet but nrm fair receipts. Sum
Cured-Receipts light; market steady at prices
quoted W rs
918 Os2 pounds from October l, 1904, to July
1.S'1S05 1886, 93s pounds
Note-We advise shippers to avoid too htgh
da maged, and when such is the case 1t sells
Ia halnW ma cket price. ....ltNLaLs.
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Clearinghouse Averages.

fs3lstf (By Associated Press)
NEW YORK, July 15.-The statement Of
averages OF the clea ring house banks Of
this city for the week shows: g5s@
Z Loans, 81, 107, 100; decrease, So 10000.
# Deposits, 31.15s,o 200; increase. $713.-
circulation ;4e,157.1oo; increase; $780,.
Legal tenders, sse.115,7oo; increase.
Specie. s22o, 1862. 100; increase. 50, 100. 800
z Reserve, s309, 277 800: { increase. Sill
Reserve required. $3.50, 754:55o: increase.
Surplus, s1e.52s.26o: increase. s11,5s5,-.
425.
En-. United States deposits, s22.372,o5o;
increase, I'll, 420, 726.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS MARKETS

71-7- ----1 DRY GOODS MARKETS 3. ~ 1-'T-7
NEW YORK, July 15.-y.rhe week ended very
moderately In tho primary dry goods market.
Buyres were iisnclincd toward speculative
operations. although the situation was very
strong ono. On the other hand. however. II
was not believed that the manufacturer would
market any further Unless additional advances
nraw material OF a radical nature should be
experienced The future, however, was regard
cd as moro or less uncertai n. 5i IN
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Wants the Franchise.

The viceroy OF the Province OF szechu-s
en-, Western China, has notified the gov
crnment at Picking that he Is raising q
capital OF $4,000 900 for the construction Of
a railway from Szenchuen to Hankow,
and, therefore. advises the government
10 refuse all foreign applications for the
concession. sl5 S5G x
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Norfolk Peanut Market,

y n (specIal TO The Tlmes. plspatch,) I94
F NtonF1LK. VA, July l5-There - 9 corner
sanlsh peanuts sna 5hs hq!s
WS,rainja ssraaa. The bulls have not succeeded
Ia that but they are buy!ps ~ q tse psa-
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, N. G.. July l5.-sPrR1Ts
mat 57c.; receipts, IS
casks. Rosn--ss: % bid; receipts. y barrels
Crude Turpcntne--Qu Quoted at @26od4l5 and
q. 40: receipts. 1876 barrels. =, z, =, =, :, t
: SAVANNAH, Gar July 15.-ruRPEN1TNE-
Firm at 5sc.: sales. ss7 casks: receipts Ss4
casks; shipments, 6,f5s casks Rosln--F'rm
sales, 39s barrels receipts. Lib barrelsi ship
ments. 2,O02 barrels. s5 az 5%(3 see5is sfas]N
1CHAREDsTON. S. c., July 16-TURPEN-
TINE AND fROSTN--Sothing doing.
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a Rulers Good Rule

President Cabrera. of Guatemala, out
of his own personal funds, has decided to
establish school OF sciences, arts and
agriculture under American professors.
The tuition will be given in the English
language.
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Petersburg Peanut Market.

lit (Reported by Rodgers. AfcCabe & Co
Il pETERSBUFl;, vA., July 15.-PEANUTs-
spnnlsh-.Market stead vat sL16 per buhhel
MISUNDERSTANDING firm at 40. for fancy stock
machine picked, ~ G3Ac; Smelling stock al
2f12alc c, 9EtTy 1t MI Ia5s -ti 10y 'I5 5t 1871
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WEEKEND DULL.
0NST0C ] ! !. \ !
insignificant Changes Only Re-
suit 81 Days Small
Business. l
UNION PACIFIC VERY STRONG
Great Growtlr, il. \. Railway
Earnings for Firsst Half Of the
Year Attracts Attention.
CIV Associated Press.)

N15W YORK, July 15.--The stock mar
ket fell into lcgarthy to-day and only
nsiEnificant changes resulted from the
days small business.
Tho heavy accumulation OF cash re-
vealed BY tho bank statement was much
larger than indicated BY the preliminary
estimates, but this was supposed to be duo
to tho rcctincntlon Of last weeks unex-
pectcdly large decrease by tho working
out Of tho computation by daily averages
AS this building up Of the reserves Is for
tho purpose Of providing for the repay
ment OF the $4,000, 900 of government de-
posts called for to-day, the money mar r.
Tho case OF call money during the past
week had evidently been due TO the tenn
poraty employment OF these iunos. Nv
contraction In loans relieved any aPPre-
tensions that the subscriptions lot tnc
Japanese loan had made any undue N
roads upon available credits. !, d. . K
The absorption OF Union Pacific set
nnont renewed con1ectures az 70 the COIL aI.,..
expected from day 70 day during ne
week. rho Financial Chronicles estimate
OF the expansion In railroad gross earn
5ings attracted attention. return IRON %
railroads, partly esliInaae1 'l ~ venr
over the rather unfavornble showing o.
the Arst half OF last year OF approximately
$4,000 900. while the com parsons VIII
ago. shows expansion Of some $ATo. ooo. ooo.
The buying OF Union Pacific held inc
market firm to the close
Total sales OF bonds, par value a amount uni
The total sales OF stocks amounted to to
164.600 shares.
y MONEY AND ExcHANGE-CL o.
Money on cali. nominal; no loans. ZINE me
ioans arm; 60 days, 3 per cent; 80 days.
3 IA per cent: six months. a. ~ per
cent. Prime mercantile paper, a. L. IL
per cent Sterling exchange, steady, VIII
1ss.s5da4ss.75 for demand. and at 4s4.9o@
ls5,for 50 days bills. Posted rates 4s5 IL 2
and 4s7 1-2. Commercial bills, 4S4 IL
@s-4 Bar silver. SO. Mexican d &c il 3
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lion futures orened .trong and closet

. & { = d d
Cotton, quiet ;middllng, 1888: net receipts,
s4S bales; gross 1923 bales; stock bales 6:
Total to-day mt all ports-Net receipts ls,sia
bales: export to Great Britain. $50 bales 10
he Continent. 400 bales; stock, 1922 bales
Consolidated At al portsNst RECEIPTS sso ph lss1s
the Continent, 400 bales.
Total since September 1st at all pors-Net
receipts. ,6o2 bales; export TO Great Britain
S.S59.l9l bales; to France, So7,sl2 bales to me
Continent 31l2 LIS bales; to Japan, 3o72fS
bales; to Mexico, :a,cs2 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, la. July 15.-coTToN-
spot cotton quiet, but steady Sales !, 100 bales
rs4aISso t to arHf
Futures onensd aues WITH PRICES o@ Wsrp poisn ss
buying orders advanced prices lo0ls points,
but realizing by scalpers soon caused do
cline Of about ID points on the active positions
Ruyqing by New York aided The recovery here
snd prices to- point Or I'VE m "
sold 1865 nay Eeaed'nE e q lo .sIa oeto1
1890. and finally declined to 1854 The market
closed quiet with July and August showing
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net gains OF IL points each. while tho other
positions gained 5qs points.
Cotton futures closed barely !, steady. July.
.lo.e2alo.:L; October lo.a fl1o;s IS: November.
10.si41o.5s: December. l0h71loSs; January.
lo.6lalo62; February, 1o.e21d0 s.; March. 10. no
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y y e,c,rr,,,srr,r, ~. MAnx ~

COTTONsEED OIL MARKET.
NEW YORK. July l5.--Cottonseed oil was
moderately active. biz irregular. Prime crude.
+. o. b. mills. 23h gao nominal; prime summer
yellow, 2s92s1ac.; or summer yellow, nominal ;
prime white, 3o1aGal.ac.; prime winter yellow,
3nlLETS1
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Lynchbr.rg ropncco Market.

Lynchburg Va, July H. 1905.
Sales Of loose tobacco on the Lynchburs
market for tho two weeks ending July H. IN.
as reported BY John l. oslesby, Of Lynchs
sold week ending July ~. Ss, 100 pounds;
sold week ending July 9Th $1,000 pounds: de- ,
crease for the week ending July 18th, 1880
Sold from September !. 1904: to July u, 1906.
l5,2ssooo pounds; sold from September !. 1928.
i e July "a }sS, 600 p'unas Tor
The receipts continue very light, Indica tlons
are that the crop of tobacco Is about, sold.
The wea thor during the week has haen Ta her
unfavorabe for the growing crop. there being
too much rain In man yseatlons Tor the farm
ceptlon Of that washed over or covered with
mud the crop Is not badly damaged. With
favorable weather indications are that there
viii be crop OF good tobacco raised this year,
Tho quotations are AS follows:
Dark Tugs, good 415 @ 400
Dark Loaf, common.,.,...,.,,..,.,. 900 @ 6,so
Dark leaf, medium..,,,,,,..,,..... % q 800
Dark lear, g'ood, ,..'',,,''r' ooJ " llW
Dark leaf, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS i.0o g 1910
DARK WraIpelS....,.'.,.,,,'', 'oW W cow
Petersburg Tobacco Market,
lF7epored w Craddock-Jones' Virginia Wares
GOuse)
Petersburg, Va, July Is, 1906.
Receipts continue light with an active market
TIE auotations are as follows,
Good ~ ~ Y Ns.M
Short ....',..,'..',',, iW " az
Common shipping leaf.,...,,.,.'.''s e'Vu IVY
Fine shipping leaf......,..,,,..'.", !ioe 4 !too
Shor. wrappers !y'GG ~ aS' "a
Fine wrappers.....'.'''",,. wv - S''0s
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BALTIMORE. MD. July l6-FLouR.-oule
and unchanged. Wheat,-cash hrmsy; futures
SS and the month"; ssae III southern
by sample, 64q92c Corn--Firmer; spot and
hs moh s' mxsa Mss asRs%
,Rye-pull; No g Western. .7sasoc. Butter
Firm and UNCHANGED fancy Initiation. l7aiSc';
store packed. l41l5c, Egss-Flrm and I'M
changed a, TWO, Chees-Flrm and unchanged;
large, loAc; small, lo%o susar-seady and
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
(. rA1TIMcyRE MD, July Dashboard Air
Line coI,unon--No quoted. Seaboard Air Line
preferred AZ bid. 5000 F. ssk4
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BOND QUOTATIONS.

Colorado Midland Is foffered). ............ 20 81
Colorado and Southern 4s.................. soA
CHA 4, cert,f,ca tes. 11s
J,enver M T,o c,randc 4 +, 1901.
fr,istiiiers, q Securities a. fOh
I1re rr,or ,lnn Ia. .....,,,....... 10lh
Frie tr;nnerai a.. g2z
Fort Worth and Denver City Mt......... ~
Iannn a. ccr,iica Ia 10lE
Louisville ana Nash. Unined 4s............ 1917
Mexican Central Tx
Mexican Central 1st Inc. y
Mimi and St. Louis Observation-Disclosures. IS
Missouri, Kansas End Texas Is $500. l0l
Missouri, Kansas and Texatt 2ds. ......... SIS
national r. RI"of Mexico con. 4s........ 81
New York Central gen ~ ................. 98N
New Jersey Central gen. 5s.. 1917
Northern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 1854
Northern Pacific .......... 77h
Norfolk and western con. 4A............... 102lli
Oregon Short Line refunding 4s......:. 961s
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Petersburg Tobacco Market,
Reported w Craddock-Jones Virginia Wares
The Quotations are as follows

Petersburg, Va, July 15 1906.
Receipts continue light with an active market
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CINCINNATI. O.. July i5-IOcss-Active.
Butchers. $3.50: common. N7oge 6, Cattle
Steady. Fair to good shippers fE!:76; som
/ enthusiastically at $4(fS. 49, 5-Ffy a5#s
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-31

ancestry, being n direct descendant
~ Lord Sterling through his dnusu,cr.
the famous Lady Kitty Ducr OF revo-
.lutlonary days from whom she Is
named. As Kitty Ducr she made n
brilliant dchuilnt. hut the Duvrs are
not very wealthy Rs money il counted
nowadays. and II WAS not until she
married Mr. Clarence II. Mackny that
ihc had fun opportunity 90 crafty her
tastes and test her talents.
The mention OF the name Mackay
nnywhcrc I'm the West brinR back In,
iulzzy days Of the early hfties when the
Zig Four -Mackay. Fair. Flood aud
DBrion-dug a hundred and ifty mil
Hon ont OF the Big Bonanza ON the
Comstock. Since then the Mackay
uuucy las gone into telegraph proper
tics and developed the FIRST Pacific
cable. THE present manager Of all that
hlg California fortune is just past
thirty. lie Is quiet man devoted TO
his homo. his babies and his business,
an enthusiast In out-of-door sports, and
lover Of music.
TO his home are invited the people
whom Il II really interesting To meet,
for Mrs. Maokay. one Of the very few
women IN New York who know their
own posi-, ION such as TO set the seal OF
good form on any action, gathers In
many from the artistic aud Intellectual
fields whose achievement Is their only
claim 60 social recognition. She her
self has published n drama, "Gabri-
ellie" and n novel. ''rhe Stone of Des-
tiny" Every free minute not given
to her little girls-and they get more
of her time than Is usual with the chill
dipn Of fashionable mothcrs-is spent
I'm writing. one Of her prettiest acts
Il the restoration of "A library given 10
the village of Roslyn 10y William Gull
len Bryant. whose home was ut Hemp
stend. Long Island.
Some doubt has been expressed aS To
the ultimate success of Mrs. Mackay's
course In Roslyn. Il being claimed that
so close supervision over the welfare
Of community exercised by one very
wealthy womtn Is out of harmony with
republican ethics. But, IL as Mrs. Mae
kay intends, the occupants of Harbor
I'm are 10 help, anu not try TO domi-
nate Roslyn, the result may be seAae-
thing worthy Of emulation.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-31

The Suns Corona Showing strcamcrs.
times the suns radius. These are
81 aat is known as the prominenCcs and
tic corona. II is the theory that the
sun projects vapor into space, which.
vAou cuudcnsiug into large crops fails
back 10 the sun. giving rise 20 tho
curved prominenccs, while. II OF
small size. the drops are driven or a.
gain into the atmosphere. showing the
sitcamers of the corona. However,
wiki all the knowledge OF the astrOn-
omcrs, the exact composition OF the
corona Is matter OF conjecture some
believing that the particles OF CON
dcnSatiun are not alone moisture. luz a
continuous mass OF gas held up by its
own elasticity. A well-known pro
fessor of astronomy, when asked the
question of what is the corona COM
posed, frankly stated. IL do NJ. know
what to make OF the corona" Ii Is
believed, however. that the recent
observations of the eclipse and the
corona Will solve this question.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-31

Harbor mn Il among the most beau
1(oi of these picturesque piacvs, pud
~ big colonial house. unlike TIA riiiy
Fffnchrhatcau nUiEnbors. Is not oftrn
1rH IN emptiness. Tor Mrs MaCkny Tor
th9 sake OF hcr small daughters. kath-
GrInc and Blanca. has made II her per
.N1anent home. going 10 New York only
n thc dead ~ winter.
Nhlle driving through noslyn one
a. last winter she saw thu school
o&1idrcn sinndiug out In the Clli.
Indy yard eating their mnch. Her
ny natural sympathy devcloIgi mo
~ determination 10 do something to
nd making that miserable lunyh
ntor more comfortable Tor them. In
v@tilgntlon brought ont oths'r dVhCicn-
e)cs in the public school OF noslyn. ana
IL chlldrcns champion tOtG up the
wtfk of Improvement WIN rhrtgy Nn1
nautical common seusa Her method
n going TO work was pretty, as 'rt.
a. effective. Sine began her campaign
through the children themselves, gath
cring them Into llarbor iiill for winter
frolics and summer lawn parties, get
tlhg acquainted with each little mite.
pinylng with them. talking 10 them, ana
ending them home warm and trvd
after all the fun, but still with useful
now ambitions In their little souls. The
klddlcs. tlndlng IN her a coneenial silir-
A.; feeling that she liked bcing with
them: had n nice little warm spot IN
her heart for each one of them; anu
MAS not simply grown-up giving n lot
|of poor children a treat, fell In love
with her. Through them she won the
Friendship OF the fathers aud mothers,
Ind when she launched her scheme for
mr. $1,000 bond issue (the money To be
uscd I'm school improvements n major
INV of the citizens voted FOR 1t, eVrn
though II raised taxes from 50 cents 10
d. % n year or course, the increase
Nil more heavily upon the poorer tax
payers IF the village than on their
healthy ncighbors but az the origin
tor OF the plan said, II is the former
Tho are most directly Interested IN the
|xnality Of the public schools, their
'fhildren actually receiving the cash
!|falue OF every dollar that Is paid IN
Ehool taxes.
Since her election 10 the board OF
trustees, she has begun TO unfold her
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-31

has successfully traced the east coast
Of Greenland TO as far north as Cape
bismarck Russia has done admirable
survey work of the Arctic seaboarI.
Holland has done much TO familiarizc
us with the condition and drift of the
ice in the BarcHts Sea. even as far a.
the shores of Franz Josef Land. And
Norway. through Fridtjof Nansen, who
with indomitable pluck and energy
made his marvellous journey on snow.
shoes across the icy continent OF Green
land, has won laurels in the explora-
tions of the Arctic regions.
OF the various explorations. however.
none seemed to be surrounded with
such originality and, as some author
tiles declared, with so much foolhardi-
MSS as the project OF :. 4. Andree.
who, with two companions, on July IL.
1897. assembled from Danes Island in "A
balloon. ami sailed away nOrthward,
hoping by this un,ricd means TO reach
the North Pole. Reckless as this may
have seemed, il had been very coolly
and prudenIly and Systematically pre-
pared for. Andree's visit TO America
i'm 1876. during the Centennial Exhibit
tion. gave him an opportunity TO OF
serve the seeming regularity OF the
trade-winds and the possibility OF bal
loon voyages across the Atlantic. In
1898 he had matured his plans for
balloon expedition into the Arctic, esti-
mating the cost of the project at n lit
tie over $4,000, which sum was speed
lily forthcoming from wealthy scien-
lists.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-31

plnns for improvements that will add
/ to the physical comfort Of the children
I In fact, the very nrst suggestion she
/ made 10 board meeting was that the
/ room used Tor such meetings be turned
! over 60 the children on bad days. 50
] that They need not eat their lunch out
ufNDdts. She has urged the employ
ulppt of teachers Of manual training
and live languages. such M German
and Italian, La order that later on the
children may not hnd themselves
FtrahrotB 10 either their hands or tIr
language Of their ncighborA Pcrm.s.
sion has been granted her 10 make
some provision FOR the comfort OF the
teachers without cost 90 the community
To raise money Tor further improve
mrnts. Mrs. Matkav gave a bazaar
Stories ~ The Architectural beauty OF
tie house. AMI OF Toe wonderful 81.
fDrts obtained in landscape gardening.
bud aroused public curiosity aud five
thousand tickets were Sold. Mrs. Mac
hay ruckcd her brain for u.w ideas.
aud impressed the prcitlpst 81 her
women friends into service behind the
bootha Thy made several thousand /
dollars nom one O'Clock 10 seven OF "A T,
single afternoon.
Then Mr.. Mackay gave tho hospital |
a 5000 building. 10 hc used as home /
and training school f.r nurses. aud bis /
wife provided al ambulance.
A small IRE In the VILLAGE demon |
stratcd the iucni,icu,y Of the fire de
pariiycnt. and Mrs. Mackay promptly /
gave nliy equipped engine. IL
might De- said with some show Of truth |
HAT she has adopted Roslyn aud
witches OVER ?. nom narbor lill very
Huoh as thc English Lady ~ The
Manor watches over and works Tor
her tonautry She is herself OF English
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-31
American Girls Abroad as "Men-
Momcn."

The Contemporary Review Of Ion
don severely arraigns the American
women who have married into the
British aristocracy. OF over seventy
women who bear titles more than half
have no children. At this time ouly
one peeress, born I'm the United states,
has n large family. The reason for
this, the Review says, lies in the fact
that so many American women con
slider that the ordinary lot of their sex
Is not enough for them. They fancy
they are made to be something more
than "mere women" They become
"men-women" They submit TO No re-
straints. They pit themselves against
men on every ground, intellectual as
well as social. both in business and In
sport They lose the tender. delicate
qualities of their own sex, and, OF
course, they fail utterly TO reap any
thing hut disappointment and ridi,
Guile from their efforts to acquire those
Of the other.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-31
NO ROYAL ROAD TO SUCCESS.
EX-SECRET1RY MORTON THINKS
INTEGRITY THE FOUNDA TIOY
or ADVANCEMENT.
Consistency Of Purpose and Tireless
Energy Essential In ihese Days
vi Fierce Competition.

Hon. Paul Morton. former Secretary
OF tie Navy ana now recognizing The
Lqultai,c Lie Assurance Society OF
New YORK, recently made the state.
ment that the efforts put forth In the
carly years OF an individuals life are a
sure Indicator OF whether his life VIII
Dee q succcr3 or failure.
Il 90 not see that there Is any DIFF
ference" he said. even any shade OF
G4tgrCEer. b,.wCcn success j. rail.
roads and success elsewhere. II all
depends upon the individual That
should be- driven into the minds Of all
young mon. There Is 40 easy way to
anything worth having. Application,
hlu.us. common sense nj caaractcr-
these are the essentials everywhere.
In :Ac railroad. or ia any other bus
ness. the special talents necessary for
worthy achievement are, FIRST, in
tr-rlty ana common scfst.-Intr gIlty. OF
course, is fundamental virtue and
second. concentration and Industry.
In order 10 s.ccced AT anything one
must really Ike bis work. A man
WHO rDrycs au enterprise or institu- |
ton simply that he may earn his |
.yclihood or " ho works los the clock. |
waiting FOR the bell TO ring or the |
whistle 10 blow, and has not an intense
interest la the task be- Is doing, VIII |
lOt sucorcd.
Competition Mt the top Is less than I
Il IL at the bottom. II Is the FIRST years
lfut fpffUf- ultItnwil- flnrn cam Lao un I
suspension OF energy and purpose hy
my man in these DAVIS 81 fierce cofJ-
ictitiOn, no matter how high he gets"
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-31
THE SUy'S Corona.
Brilliant Display Of Crimson and Sill
yer Flames seen at Eclipse Of sun.

Items appearing from time TO time
describing the wonderful beauty OF the
un's corona. AM thc hazardous
expeditions OF astronomers over the
deserts sands IN order TO make
observations and photographs OF this
"hcromcna. lend Interest TO the
question OF It's composition and cause.
"a The moment. WHOM the suns disc b.
oh@curcd iu a total eclipse. enormous
brilliant red flames. sometimes cury-
ing over toward the sY1 aal some
times floating Ike clouds at heights
up 10 10000 miles above this surface,
z, pear over tie rc-.on Of sunspots.
w"erc tie suns cruguve activity Is
greatest. Great silycry strcamcrs are
also seen about the same region. often
extending 10 n distance OF several