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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-08-01
Chicngo Produce Nfarkes.

Chicago, Ill, Aug 1-BUTTER-Market
firm Creamery. 11d20hc; dairy, 16d1s1zc.
EGGS-Market firm. At mark, cases in
cluded, 13zG16Ac.
CHEESEEMarket steady. Diaries, 11a
11kc; Twins, 101z d101zc; Young Americas.
11d11Hc
PoULTRY-Alive poultry easy. Turkeys.
14GI5c; chickens, 12c; springs, lie
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-08-01

Cleveland, Aug. 1.-The Plaindealer
says: The National Carbon company.
known as the Carbon trust, will soon
have a competitor with immense f1nan-
cial backing. It developed yesterday
that Rockefeller interests are behind
the United States Carbon company
which soon will be financed by capt.
talization close to 100000.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-08-01
Baseball Changes.

Bloomington, H., Aug. president
Holland of the Three L" League has
awarded Thompson, outfelder late with
Terre Haute, to Davenport. He was
also claimed by Peoria. A trade by
which Red Morton, pitcher, of late
with Peoria, was released to Springfield
for Louis Greubner, an infleIder, was
reported.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-08-01
e. H. Funston Gives Bond.

= lola, Kas., Aug. 1.-E. H Funston
was in lola late Monday and gave
bond for his appearance on the charge
of resisting an officer. The bond was
fixed at $500, and the bond is signed
by E. w. Robinson and John Vannuys.
He will have his trial in September.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-08-01
Nev Yo-k Produce Marker.

New York. Aug. LUTHERAN
steady. Street price: Extra creamery, M
G71azc. Official prices: Creamery, common
to extra, 171k@211zc.
EGGS-Western eggs, best. 186191kc:
western eggs, fair to good, 1761Sc.
POULTRY-Alive poultry irregular.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-08-01

KRange OF Prices on F1ocEA.
FURNISHED by J. E. Gall, Commissions.
Grains. Provisions. Cotton and Stockas
Office no west Sixth street. Telephone
So g. Co1rTes2ondsnt Gnrissy Grain ana
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-08-01

The Chicago independent Market
FURNISHED by ]. e. Gan, Commissions.
Grains Provisions, Cotton and Stocks.
Office ITO West Sixth street. Telephone
1885, Correspondent Christy Grain and
Stock Co. Kansas City. MOI
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-08-01

New York, Aug. 1-SUGAR-Raw sugar
strong. Fair refining, 7-16dS1zc; centri-
fugal, 96 test, 1920; molasses sugar. g.
16QSAc. Refined sugar firm. Crushed,
$500; powdered, S. 40; granulated, $500
COFFEE-Market steady. No. Z Rio,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-08-01

Nordy-I never fight with my wife.
sButt-It doesn't pay, Ell?
Nordy-No: win or lose. she always gets
an MISUNDERSTANDING Post.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-08-01

Western chickens, 14c: fowls. 13c; turkeys
141kc. Dressed poultry, firm. Wester.
chickens, 1s@16c. fowls. 14c: turkeys $50
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Cotton Marke.,

New York, Aug. 1.-COTTON-Sales to-
day, ,210 bales. Spot cotton closed quiet
and Is points lower. Quotations per 100
gulf. S11.10.
Galveston. Tex, Aug. 1-cOTTON-
Market lower. at 1O5sc per pound.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-08-01
Topeka Hide Market.

IOpeAds aug. I.
Prices paid in Topeka this week, based
on Boston quotations:1
GREEN SALT CURED. --.............I21<c
NO. 1 TALLOW.....-. -.-...................4c
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-08-01
Wool Market.

St. Louis, Mo. Aug. 1.-WOOL-Market
steady. Territory and western mediums.
2SQ30c; fine medium, 2Sq26c; fine, 16@1Sc.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-08-01

National Board of Trade. Kansas City.
FURNISHED by ]. E. Gan. Commissions,
Grains Provisions. Cotton and Stocks
Office Ito West Sixth street. Telephone
<S6. Correspondent Christy Grain and
Stock Co., Kansas City. MOI
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Topeka Market

! 4 e.
FRUITS AND VEGETABi.ES LOG
FRUITS. "a
ORANGES Valencia, S40094. 60.
BANAN--S-$z 0o93:00
EIBERTA PEACHES-z-bssket crst.
&c CALIFORNIA PLUMs-Per crate. rm
eiAIIP9PLEs-Per bbl., ss.oodsR.
CALIFORNIA PEARS-Per boz gam
I,EMONS-Per box, $6.0OG700. Wv
VEGETABLES.
NEW POTATOES@Per bu. 3Sc
CABBAGE-Per cwt.. S1.o0.
CANTALOUPES-Per crate I'm
OMATOES-4-basket crate, 40cs
SWFET CORN-Per doz.. 10c
GREEN ONIONS-Per dog btInchA~ X.
REETS-Per doc. punches, z5c- 49,
WAx BEANS-Per 5k-bu. basket co.
pEAa-Per 1z-bu. basket, Zoe
HNIONS-Per bu., 756s5c.
NE.W TURNIPS-Per doz- punches -.
CITCIJMBERS-Per H-bu. basket o. 80
SfTMMER SQUASH-z-bu. basket a.
NJ kTFRMEIONS-Per doz 20 1SSgz *
FULL. CREAM CHEESF
KANSAS Y. A. 13c per pound
NEW YORK STATE (White). l31kc n
RIOCK SWISS-151zc per ID. -
BUTTER, EGGS. POULTRY.
rJobhers' Prices-Furnished by Coma n
Co, 1874 Kansas Ave.1
POULTRY-Hens, &c h.; springs, large
sc b.: broilers. 12c ID.
ECGS-Fresh, 13c-
COUNTRY BUTTER-2d13c per ID.
HAY.
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the masses. Many hundreds OF citiz,ens
In the rural districts, who never saw 50
MI. Ellyson, feel Int Ehe sls no stranger
to them. and all classes hay I'M licit8 and nd
abiding faith In Ills Ejudgmen
sf MI. 81. wv IS Payne & Vice resident OF
the ""somersct5s B each DeVclopmc Com \
pan y...34 IS having ] lumber put In place
for the purpose Of repairing the Somerset
Beach wharf; which was seriously " dam a 4.
aged by Ice. II he work Of repairing Will VII,
be com menced Just ION as the river
Is free from floating Ice and debris, and
will cost d snug sum.
Maria Settles, who died near.ttils place
several days ago was, be LEVIED 70 be the;
Oldest colored woman In King George
with one possible except ton, She came. g
here from atama soon after the 9 close y
OF the Civil War, ID was quite a. old
GwomnnSt hen. She did IN OF Skno W her g ge,
But her ppeara rance and many her state
ments srelatiYe to early life down south"
lead Ito the belief that she was nearly
one hundred years o. al when she died,
she was a typi cal v: Sou tnern darkey.'''
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Caroline Affairs, ~,

s8 5 Especial & Il! Tho Times: d lspht ch.
I ROWLING GREEE. March s. IN i1- ss g
EssI e .Dunn. who has been on an ext ed visit
to friends in Washington, has returned home
Il Misc Julia boswell Of Hanover who *. came
several days since to SEQ her sister, Mrs. Y
6, aioncurc. Is now quito sick. Mrs Mon !;
cure. um glad toS say. q Is very much I'M.
proved. fEs,,, Il. " VI Il NH b ..si
willie Dorum has rot urned home after taking
a business course in sn,ithdeal y BUSINESS Col
3lege In Richmond IA ss "a L.
Mr.. Writ Dillard, now Of Fort Scott,
and his daughter are on a visit 70 relatives
{ here. Mr.. billiard left here many years ago,
and went West, and flna!ly settled at Fort
Scott, lie has been cutie successful and has
amused quite "a snug little fortune. H II, +,
Mrs. ~ d. Valentine who has been very
sick for a month, Is now better being able
to sit up, 495s * 5g
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~
because e Interest T. z T Re- Ish
ira Or the sargaias INVITING l & Z N g
doubt these are "a ctors OF some 4imp {,
Stance, but the principal cause 70 q this
constant emigration IS the general act
beautiful city Of the world. see Pa !,
and die, Isl the some would
and not without q basis Sof fact, |. &
City Reconstructed 2itS
last half century y 81 city y
street plan has he en- reyolutl onized III new
sboulevards have sprung 8upsWher ,e d nois
existed and old streets have been
i have been laid out Monuments s, arches,
fountains, and st q tuar have been cat,
tered with lavish hand, Ihs customs ah 10
and the q Of clyiiiliz "a
ton have been perpet ed In Ell no pllhs
works of art. s52 Il &, Y 1,
upon RmIllIonsgo of francs, but WI NJ mas;
factor has received more attcntion than
the Of Haron iahini Esd
Il hat more. depended upon the placing Of
public structures than upon be structures y
Themselves, for @ an W artistic building
hmoas %sa iSr
city decoration. Public bul! d,ng;s.l
atandlng as they Il DO i Tor the whole,
community should represent ~, 81 loiai y;
highest ideals. Furt her they should loG-
Eoulpy4sltes fitting to their characte with
&artistlciand dignified surrounding s.9 ana N
such locations they !, % y ,S q
been seq may ennoble energ! nn 1,il IN
apire. This cannot be the easa =, !, r
buildings scattsreh hld1
by e To- re-. e CON Structures
55sS'Parislan condl tions t5h emphasize 80 these
facts and The c5y agthf9 or y
p see Chg p ie or seinl.pubc buildings
Il to provide pleasing sYistns. Many VIII
recall the view from the Elffel To,Wsr,
e ne rr2teaaaero
gorgeous flower "a I'd ems and Srestful cas-
Ssitien Of ISIS: Equally pleasing is Tie
may msEsnseat sA ope Ts
son'who passes along that bu BY. Jay venue,
whether upon business Or pleasure. ives "a.
aae esrsssa sna u wsey
The Rue Royale. &
8i The Rue Toyale Is not like man. of our
streets, beginning and ending ~ a. q N.Y.
one r eng ~ Is e
Place de la & 4! the NE
3daens, With Its dgnl aed qTsek IS 9' sIs
The Pantheon-the temple u to HltTlnt Ism
erected upon the sito Of Il the tom bE OF
iParls-is at the term nus q Rue so9fflo
which connects 1T Width Luxembourg
Palace aud gardens. & q The Hotel des IN
X aas tAsIaaass ogb rass sFs
north, and ON the south the tomb, OF
Napoleon closes the vista from the Ave q.
nue. de Rrete9il. The Monumental Arch y @
allnsaS y bslng the sSeas
avenues, INCLUDING the Chan PSF DIS sees
Other Instances might be cited! ), \
Paris hes done much al7a toWaFdss tf Re
Harmonious ARA nj cement Of parks snlonu "
h e st lIse' and sti One Which Is World
beauty snd sy1nm9ft ayr "
and the lleries ardens. !, Louvre Y
u one.half}a mile IN lengt b and e. quarterin
sbraadth, Ihs Vast lssryetuge, dating Y ~
part fyonl the slXt eent b cen Jury 81 contR ms
SOM ten Inns and the aries of
Finance olonial ft,alrs; .t,h93g q
and otlley art IN Y 4s aaite llsFs
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zH'olde est and zone of the largest hospitals lis
in Paris. Across the Seine is the City
Hall III "A 4 Hi I
KS Small er% groups Of building lin OF her
parts Of Paris mlgl also be describe q
but doubtlessS SUFFICIENT evidence has been
$adduced to prove tina Il he builders Of
Paris, those who hay We m atiesit he City
Beautiful, are firm believers sinS the civic
center idea. But they are met con tent l.
Every year sces the formula lions Of new
plans. erection OF new buildings, the
plot ting Eof new avenue IS, " and s the con-
#struction$ Of new 11lonument IS. ia 70 STAND
still Is TO decline, to be, content ed us q 70
sdecay--th hat seems to bes. the wa ohw or
Wise policy$.to spend millions upon art
I'm sfVarious forms, wi TIL all of Its pres
Il ent beauty Of erlcanR ci ties, both
great and smaI gre ter9
bwealt h, simpler prob ems and equa 3nbll-
sity, but less civic 8art? II oWeyer, s there
5issinlant awakening, From Maine to Cali
fornin ~ associations re M spring. g # UP
whose purpose Is the irlpro cement "a OF
their city, 8 Public Off lssg are seeking
5to5 lead and lin many cities. commissions
have Il been appolntcd TOT draft raj compre-
shenslve schemes, 5ssssiIA ny ~ g ~, "a
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KIN a 8 !, G 8, /; GE5 9 ,clJNTY.I
Mr. Ellyson8 Strong III the North,
ern Neck Counties, s

Especial to The Time -Disbatch) Isl
s9s$ COM OT,N. AZ Mnrch ! he an *
nonncement of Hon. ] " Taylor. - i ysorl s
candidacy Tor tho 81 itonhn T. q oyernorsl
chip or Virginia was receive With gen \
feral approval and satisfaction In King
5GeorgeEnnd otilcr collnties OF tile Northern!
Meek and III is the Sconcensua OF opinion,
to the state Democratic ticket. Ativiccs5
from various sections OF the sEi light II Con-
grcssional District. i'd 81 well as from tho
Northern Neck counties, indlc atc3 hat Mr. MI
sEllyson, Is regarded AS the Is trong cst and
emosttaYnllablc man whose name has been
mentioned III connection with the second
place on ( the State iclet. The r ich--
tl1londer Is held lii \ high esteem q y over
tho State, and he has the conf dence 9ots
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RAILROADS.
Scenic Route ..
ASs@sSf&sy to! me I! ]! I
and 25 Minutes to NOrfollk.

i11 s IsAN AtO NlHluEeS TO SOrlVlkA
n ~ 4. 3 Jan. III. 1906. ~ 4 ga
+, IL LEA ID u ffiuN De ssTB OttND.
f'se ~ ~. a. M Week M ba Local to Newport
eha iEay iYsatsans rive.
bburg Y :5s "a. M Newport News. fp:so IA.f.
~ NJ, Old Point IL 100 AZ MI, Norfolk i:a6 4
Z IA ~ AZ Nh kortsinotth II :45 Al. Nj.
woo TX. Alt11ETDal rrlveA WI anal
burg 4 100 II, MI y ewpnrt News ESQ j.. M N
Si nl. ~ Point, ~ N X 100
~ ,It,or1t;snouth Is ~. NJ q 7.
~ & M1 NAM e 81 Point
$50 AZ Az I. DaysTo citf,on
2:oc r ri ithS through Pullman tstS
Cine nnnti, fndlahhpoisi and Chicago wi The
S CIV change; Pullr1ati service for Louis
1S B. t. sOhdonsyil,s
vice ,lor Cincinnati louisville, ST. Loiiss
!. IS ~ Sai MES p1vE Iii
5io'O A..M.-E1aily Exp ess--To Lynchb " rg,
Lex ngton. eton Forge and pr incl.
pa. sta tlons on week days to ttosrey8 ahi
- fa XRkr1s syf RitaMoa Is FNoM
4, Morfol nnd! Old Point 10 :o5 "a. NJ. week
from Nsws Us IS II N X week i ~
Erom IA Cincinnati ard West 100 Az alally
and a;sG IN Z. MAJ Line
x seN ?sy' c. WesR
iJnnes sHiver Lin peal from Gil 5rE
s: 81 E. +, !, NJ daily Estnott Accom- 10
oee Il pa Doy Afs CART R's
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sMTphuerft,l Public Buildit,gs and
Statues Are Artistic
vi Located.
LOU CIV ! CENTER !; e !
The Aim 1 to Continue 4 III 'ts. ,tEo
3 eautify, ct T. / Stand 81 is
/ I, Still. 5$
u BY, Mill Il. Ma1tbie. s5gs
Assistant Secretary of thc4Art Cofrlr1is-
sion OF he CT yi OF lew York, IN
HI, sa3i Tho Munlci pal Art so-53$ sS
MtII4
,scicty''Jburnnl

FL It Is proverbinl that good America ns go
i 70 Paris whenSSssthey & die; but Ejud gingl
from the numbers WHICH 4: " hrong8f,ttlt h 9
streets Of that stropolis during the s,ir n
iner months and the large cotltingcn1t to
be found there any titie during the year
many either cannot wait 80 long or fear.
they may be .S denied M the p rivlleg es 4 bys
Visited by Ii so many persons from the;
Tinted States as Paris, and y tnilllon o.
dollars are spent there annual y3fby " our
Citizens. But why Is IL ibcca use 81 ri i
sets the fashions for, the W ID s ~
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ssToakEEPt WE LIT
ItsIs easy to X eep well ! we would only
Il ,,,o an az, ~ a few simple rules Of

35IiItsIs easyBto keep we'll five would only
observe each lay a few simple y rules "
health, Is ttls Is ~ 81
rho all-important thing is to keep the
4 stomach right, and to doa this SIT ls not
nece ssarys to diet or to followssl set rule
{orsF Bit Fof fare Such panlperlng simply
makes a capri ious appetl taFand II feeling
that certain favorlte articles Y OF food
must be avoided. I'D; G
"a Pro fessor iechold gives pretty good
advice on this subject fies say n am
6S years old, and have never. had a Sc.
rlous illness, and at the same time my
life has been largely an indoor one BY =
III early discovered that the way 70 keep
healthy was to keep a healthy stomach;
not by eating bran Graz kers or dieting OIL
any sort i on 4 he scontr ~, l.I ways eat
what my appetite scrav es ;{& but daily for
the mast eight years ] llaVo3 made t g.
IRA ctlceg to take one or. two Bof Stuart's
h Dyspepsia Tablets after each meal, and
I attribute my robust health for man
I OF my age to the ular @dal Is use q,
SStunrt,s Tablets, 81 81 Z rs s s8
them because he said they We're perfectly
4 harmless, and were nor II secret patent5
hut eontained only the natural
tdigest!yes. peptones and diastase, and !
after using them n few weeks II have
never ceased to thank him for his al, /
vice. Is X IA n .. u 7; v v Il ~ IN
believe the habit Of taking
stuart's pyspepsin Tablets aftor meals
as the real heath habit, because sthslr
use brings lhealthsto tlss sicls8 and 8aiingl
and preserves health to the Woll and ]
strong s3p9a hi 5i Z Is. ~
", Men and women past fifty years 81 age
need N afe al live Il q rSnlells 10 iIl-
/ sure asperfect digestion and to ard OFF
2disease and the sa fest best known ian
most widely used is stlarr's 2 ysl'opsaiai
4 Tablets. AZ a. q q w y
]. They are found in every we'll regulated
house hold from Maine to Gall fornla, and
n3Great Britain and 2Austral ela re- IA bid.
their way into popular favor, s
Tablets, fun ns!ael cka ges at 90 cents.
and for o. M X tonac h a iftyfcein Il pack
axe Will otteR do tfty dcl!lsfsS worth ~
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SOUTH [ ERn RAT !.

ECHEpULEs IN EEFFEcTsD Deep 100. :5Ss$Sz a
TRAINS LEAVE RIC aAiOND ,5S !.
a : "a -Dnlly--Local for Char lotte, c.
10 All 3 M..-Daly--Ll ed-Buff ulnans 70
Atlanta and Ne ssy Is ors s1,
~ ID 3 M FIX. eysytlle Local "?
I, g;S Ia 81 M,-Daiy-L limited man read S:ao
8. = x DIRK kIVDR LIN p. .
8 ,he 5fnyorite8 route to- Bal end .DasterA
points, Leave nishrnond 4:2o IN NJ Mondays.
We g =. s, Wednesday,
- E1aMSH .yyExcept Sunday West Point:
80 ~ non ing with steamers for Baltimore
VI and river landings Mondays. wednesday,
y sI Point Almonds and Clay Bank :.
as a.. Except Sunday ocal ZOE
W y eR:AI ms ARRIVE RICHMOND Z,
a IA N. nd "a: AZ p N. From 81! the SOUTH
) S ST q IS M.-From Charlotte and Durham.
s sS i' ~ g NJ 'v "a Point
- NJ - daily, except ssunda rom
z IN ~ tteoHlWVff;sTBURY..Ds3P. chnond ya.
"a. III. iHARDWICtl.t vs. ~ IA LOS' ss
q. fIsACKERT, Gen, J: Mgr. .5s
n Washington d. sS I'VE
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u n n Richmond, Fredericks.
- - ] % burg g. 'otomac RI FL.
i,lS n

Trains Leave Richmond N orthWard.lI
ass AZ M. --Dnil Byrd & st. Through. \,
1928 a.. af.--Dally- ST. Through. tkss, Il.
s:9 4. 81 mr. * AZ
Y 1854 AZ Daily--Except 81 Atohday--Byrd 81
sf... through 1, All r ullman Cars. !ssE
Aa,land
$40 :. "a g Through. Local zeal;
1::sy noon yrd g, r.,
400 r. M.--Week Days7-By rd 81 .s Ere ntss
burg AccommodAt Ions
s: -, P MS[@.lyMa Eli shana
{ rains Arrive \ ri chmond- southWArd S8sst
$50 A. M.-yyseks ashland and Ac'
$40 A.iM.--Wcekf Days-ByrdS St. Frsdsricks.. n
sl burr Accomnod tion g5
n;ss 4 MM-Rs''E 1y.s So
( 2n4 II Md Main o.; Through
6;sa do ;M & DaysDa A.hand Aes
s!5s EEassss:s
ifs:4s z: Sipa!!y- Main 81. Thraash. AZ
10 80 p ni5-Da Nv: Main 81. sThrous I'll
10 e NJ. eek D. byrd ST. Al ~
NoTEMPulrnan sleeping 81 Parlor Cars soA
ali above trains except trains IRVING SRieh.s
imond II 80 AZ n. week days and local accom-.
b time OF arrivals and departures and gconnsos
W. W. 81 SDuKE q WI CUEP. ". P. TAYIoR.S
Gen' Man ASS Con- Mar Iraff n a e
a V lT
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Nk&SvN0ito|k& N6SIRlIll


LEAVE RICIIMONDaD DAILY.
100 AZ IS Mn 4 oLtl3iL1M Arrtyea;
Norfolk II 10 "a. tops only ct Pstershuft.
Wayerly und suffolk J, I Z, /, ,,s,s
iparlor Car. Petersburg II ~ Lynchburg \, and
Roanoke, Imam sle epers Roanoke TO Gel UNI
X knoxville, and Knex \, g Memp E CAFE
s;io Il, oANoKg EXPRESS for Farms
Syille,Hi Lynehburg and Roarlo lie.
4$ ! ;0o P.yi NO cEAN SHORE ieIIM1TED:S Ar.SS
rves Norfolk 8 :eof n Steps only fet era
Burg WAY vi ana Sun C.onnec TIA VIII
stea Hi 4 10 boston. u Providence, New York..
Baltimore and Wash Ing tom ~ ;
lis j. Il ,rtolk and all stations east
IA IA 81: Sss 3. M.sNEwgoRL HoRTsLINl
Pullman sleepers RIchr,ond it, Lynch,bprgs and
burg to Chat tanooga. Aie1np his and Or
81 $50 p, SIT LOUIS EXPRESS, Ru u &
Columbus d lining Car. VI.
tfS% t lsoH Wss; srss s
and 80 p. M rs. Es:s *
gS1Wr n sRFJVII, H. 9BOSLEY, sSs
I$S Cen l., Pass. IA 1T. Dist.s Pass gt.$
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3dreh, Mrs. Nattle ssitntn onds and u two
sons, which colony Is augment ted by some
seven or eight emp loyes d 80. H vi: i
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"a Dumb Statesman.
& Henry Tollemache. who has been n
member of the British par tamentl for
twenty four years during II that Y entire
period has never made ~ speech I'll
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n WINTER, Nj i, !: i Tiour1sr RATES
4 VIA

II The ATLANTIC TOAST LINE,
"A winter tourist tickets arc now on sails
70 ali Southern winter gssorts via the
Atlantic Coast Line. This line 10 this
shortest, quickest and most elegantly
eampped betwsenl tho North and South
ssssryi Vice: eaualled BY none, You make no
Changes to Florida resorts. n asIS
Fot. full particulars apply TO any agent
Ss' Nh, " 5i 4, a. g. g CAMPBELL.
~ Division Pa seems er AgMt, sSls
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About the Louvre.

81 Returning to the 10 tivrc one sees upoIf,
I the north opposite tho iinistry o. \ FL
nance the French Theatre and the Pal LI 4
{Roynls, nov occupied 4 by the Council q
state. 10 the EDS q stand the Church
,aofI saint Gerfnaini N ''Auxerrols from
which the signal for !; The Y massacre z,
or l st. Barthomonew L. . said to
Thirst Xrrondisseinent !, cross the river
to the south, he Mint the 1' :, g 9
gofy tie French Institute and the l1c ''l'
dds lib eaux "a rts:si ss;g 4,
n Another. center viii l1 q lmost may be
considered pnrtGof3sthc one just described
because 8 I IT'S dose proximity, Il located
.upon the site 'iof the earliest settlement y
caesars Hyhffs 1leSae Il
Dame 4 andSt he snlnte- Chapelle, the two
l1esa in parls y upen,nt e
Yof Justice has bee1igerect ted E, lst4sai
Trb Sa rs q Som
!Police.%3}t Furt her toS the!5cast ana near.
the Cathedral IS the Hotel Dieu,s the the
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sths end e
Holbrook argus., 1905-09-02
Household Ecodomv.
lN- st
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Simeon Ford gives an instance of the trials experienced by newly married couple of his acquaintance with reference to the question of "household money"
 One day the young husband deter mined to have an understanding with his wife about what he considered her extravaganza.
 "See here, Mary" exclaimed he, q don't understand this thing at all! When I give you lot of money for the house you spend it all; but when I don't give you so much, you seem to get along just about as well. How Is it?'
 "The explanation is perfectly sim ple," replied the wife. "When you give me a lot of money 1 use it to pay the debts get into when you don't give me so much"
Holbrook argus., 1905-09-02
Oldest of All LaWsuitA.

Spain boasts probably the longest lawsuit in the worlds history. It be- gan in 1517 and is still sub jud1ce. The case, which concerns a pension, is be- tween the Marquis De Vlana and the Count Torres De Cabrera and the &C., cumulated sum in dispute would have reached fabulous millions had not four centuries of attorneys, barrlsters and court officials taken considerate meas ures of appropriation to prevent the sum becoming unwieldly.
 In 1872 the case was, in the deliber' ate mind of Spanish jurisprudence, deemed more or less ripe for deci- sion, but circumstances every year arose which necessitated its being set back to the year following. The judges, however, have now become apprehen- sive lest the suit shou.>. reach it's fifth century and as this might reflect upon the promptitude of Spanish procedure, the customary dispatch is to be still further stimulated to assure that judg- ment be given within period not ex- ceeding two yearc longer.