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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1905-08-24

At the ordinary price of 2 cents a
pound for rice, the Chinese rice farm
ers make money on about the same
scale as would American farmers in the
Mississippi Valley, producing wheat on
a basis of 80 cents bushel in Chicago.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1905-08-24
*. PUBLIC CORRUPTION.

Exposed and cunfessed corruption
and graft in some branches of the state
administration make it certain that the
same conditions exist in other branches,
not vet found out by the public. The
best interests of the state demanded
change in party control in the state
Offices, SO that the books may be opened,
dishonesty exposed and all grafters
turned out.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1905-08-24

Although the population of New York
is fewer by good million than that OF
London, the number of deaths last year
in the two cities was practically the
same,
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1905-08-24
"vnI NoN-PARTIsAN JUDICIARY.

eve favor non-partisan judiciary,
and pledge the Republican party, if it
shall have control Of the legislature, to
elect two of the five members of the
supreme court of appeals from the OPP
position party, and to enact such leg
islation as may be necessary to con-
tinue this system in force.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1905-08-24

In every 100 English women seven
are widows; among men only four IN
100 are widowers.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1905-08-24

Among the most backward and saw
age tribes great attention is often paid
to the children. The toys and play
things used by the savages in all parts
of the world are often surprisingly well
made.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1905-08-24
XXI. THE WELFARE OF THE STATE.

"The discredit brought upon the
state administration by the Democratic
party and the impotence shown by it in
national affairs make it the duty of the
voters of the state to shake off their
allegiance to such a party and to vote
independently with sole regard to the
welfare of the state"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-15
Jeinoe DER 0aubenpot.
bnna dDune Der rufEid,en srfeftau-
ben aut BEN &riegsi.jaapIab.

notwithstanding Der rufaid,cu @rfeftau.
ben amt BEN &riess f.JaapIas.
Snterehante @erfu6e nit eSaaSfal1
ten tpurDen jin9it in Sotio abgebals
ten. Sic @ufen f9einen sic Saubenz
poit eifrig gu pflegen, uno UNI bieTe
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gu perz
siteln, puroen jene @eriude unters
nommen. sic teItan6en oarin, bah
man Salfen ftetsen uno Sauben fliee
gen lieb. Gufgabe Ger Salten mar IS,
Die Sauben gu erfplben uno Damn gu
ffoBen. Die Salten. Die man gu Oiefen
0eriu9en benuBte, tparen gigentbum
bes 3aiiers unO tpur6en au 8ei5en ges
brau9t. Die eolen @0sel iaBen in
elmer &eibe auf elmer seitiisten gomz
busftanse. an Der tie mittelft elmer
S9nur feitsebunoen tparen. Die Saus
ben befanoen ii9 in einem fla9en
Sransportfprb.
gu 8eginn Der ginaeliago purbe elm
Salfe loseelDft, Damn mari man ibn
nit einem tpeiten S9pung in Die Cuff.
Sofort breitete er feline 6liisel aus urlb
itteg etpa 100 garos in Die 9Dbe.
Damn purbe cine Saube aus Dem
&orbe sebolt uno ebenfaus in Die 2uft
getporfen. Sas Sbier bemerfte iofort
feinen Seino uno fu6te ii9 am 8ooen
81 balten ooer gu beriteden. 90 flog
cine Saube in cine Der in Der NGbe
baltenoen 9oftutf9en. OILS iie aug
Dem Wagen beriagt tpuroe, flii9tete fe
unter Die pferbe uno mar muir febr
f9tper antf9en ben 5ufen Der unrubi>
gen pferoe berbor5ubOlen. S9liebli9
ersriff man fie unb feBte fie on elmer
anberen Stene aug; bamit mar ibr
S6idial entf9ieoen. Der Salfe er=
fpdbte feline 8eute ipfprt, er f9ob eilig
beran unb ftieB oas p~erGngitiste Sbiers
den berab. Damn blieb er auf Dem
8oben fiBen uno besunn Die Saube gu
persebren. Wlit ettpd 20 Sauben uno
ebenfoptelen Salfen tpurOsn ois Ser
fu4e fortgefebt. Wan9mdl, lpenn
au9 Die Sauben in Die 6Obe seftieeen
tparen, oauerte Der &f ettpas lGnz
ger, Cine Saube mid Dem Stobe bes
Salfen eef9idt aus; Ser Salte f9ob
Elm Stid an ibr ppriiber In Die Stefe.
Nun fonnte Die Saube tpie6er 66ber
iteigen; Der 5ulte mubte lie erft tez
trG9tli9 iiberbolen, INN gum neilen
StObe anieben gu t0nner. S9liebli9
enbete bas Spiel oo9 in ben meiiten
6Glen NIT Dem Sooe Der Saube.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-15
Observation-Disclosures In aeutIalauS.

Die Sabl Der an idmmtli6en 0entz
f6en uniberfitdten eegentpGrtig immaz
.trifulirten @usldnoer betrGgt 3097 gss
gen 2944 i'm CONNER uno 3093 i'm
borieen Winter, alfo 7.8 proaent Der
@eiammt5dbl, 5iemli9 senau bus
glei9e @erbdltniB ipie felt elmer ear>
gen 3eibe BON Sabren; 778 BON ibnen
ftuOiren Meoi3in, 718 pbiloippbie,
Philolosie ober Gef9i9te, COL Matbe=
matit o0er Observation-Disclosures, 1893
Surispruben5, 176 2anopirtbf9aft,
217 Staatse oosr Sorittpifeni9aft,
142 ebaneelif6e unb 80 fatbolii9e
Sbeologie. "a 3abnbeiltunoe un0 Ii
pbarma5ie. @m meiiten, 1854, iino
in Berlin, 443 in 2eipsig, POI in
Wiin9en, 173 in Sane, 100 in !Seioel=
berg. III in GOttineen, 116 in Ireiz
burg, 80 in Strabburg, 80 in Sena,
ie Il In Bonn unb &Dnigsberg, Be in
Breslau, 80 in Marburs un6 so IN
Wiraburg. 48 in @ieben, 40 in Sibins
gen, % in Greifstpalo, IL in @rlanz
gen. 16 in &oitod. IL in Miinfter unb
II tn &tel; 1855 iino aus europdii9en
uno 432 aus fonftisen 2Gnoern, i'm
ginoelnen: 974 aus &ublanb, 631
aus Seiterret6<11ngarn, 313 aus Der
S4uei5, 155 aus @robbritannien, Sc
aus 8ulgarien, 70 aus &umdnten, 81,
aus 5rantrei9, "a aus 9riedenlano,
90 aus S9peoen uno Norpegen. 80
aus 2uremburg, 80 aus Stalien, ie %
uus Spanien unb Der Siirtei, Ia dus
8elgien, 10 aus SGnemarf, 2 aug
Montenesro unb 1 aus 2te9tenftetn,
Johann 295 aus Mmertfa, 10 aus
Miien, 10 aus Nfrifa unb 8 ars @us
ftrdlien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-15


J~nbianapsIis Rafee,preie
SersObnI. bts gutter 10-12e; prtxsa bsa ~.
ipdblter 14-l6c ; 5anep 39S-8ss, ooIbe.
DeIIow 10 bss 22e, Saua $3.50.
Sin Baeetsn:
artoia $l3.25. Zion $18.26, Serits sl8 Is;
Caracas S12. 70. DiHmorth's sI2. 90. Dutd
Sasa @lens Sig. 30, RaiIRou9 S12.2 |, ootss
8Ienbeb Sapa $I2.60.
8u6er-Domtnoes 8.72c; Stidsa9er 1857
YuIuertfrter 6.67e; xxFx puIperiFrtsr e.eae.
fetner sranultrter 6.37e; Cubes 6.72e; Gon.
fecioners' VI 6.82e; Riosepoob Z 6.07s; Ssh
mtg U soc; eanptre rs. s2e; SbsaI Grtra
goIben 6 6.s7e; Btnhfor g1tra 8 B,s2s;
&tbsepoob 6 b.72e; ssIbsr 8 ste; 10
ber 6.32.
@etrodnete Sra&te-AepfeI, On Der Soxse
eetrodnet. &c; Sobannesbeeren 7e BIZ 7ke:
Gitron he BIB 14e; Rofnen. q Grurux, pc.
Yfunh. &c. 8 Grown 72e, 4 Gromx TIC jaas
ntenfreie chs 81, California Ruscatel 7ke;
eaItana NC. irrpcrtirte eaItana lie bH Ile
O~ssIo<hsN WfttkolcV OS w lECs
YidIes-240o I'm Sat SO; 1900 TN sSss
IS; 1900 TIM SaIbfab $500; sn9 tint sas
$3.50.
eprup-eta,barb gcrn 23e BIB sss, ..,
wdbIter &c bis 32e; eorsbam Sse be 8s<:
Stem Orleans @oIaHes Ice bts ass; peuaaI.
ter 3Oe Bis 3se.
einsema&te Sri&te-BIa6berries 8 Nfb.,
Slice gea&es STANDARD, 8 3D., g.
2.25; combs 8 Yfaab 81. 6O-N. IS; Rx
Sea&es. 81. 4o-S1.6O; gnanas, staxbars.
2 3d., 81. 66-$l.Se; eeeunSs, 3 Etsh.
81 .25 $1.45; CRIME 8obnen, 8 Yfuxb Sas,
men, 8abama ananas S1.so-sa. s5s,
@eFsbte @rbism. $1.2o-s1.7 rs. frhb. sasi sa
eents. &arrop zoe. etnsespei&te 55e-sM
tomatoes. 9 Rfumb, 81. 10-s1.Ib, Buder,
Rom SOc-S1.S6 |. ApfeIbutter. per Talsssb.
8 Pfunb. 81.
giHe-SrasiI nea Sc BIB 10e; SSiIberts L. .
YtanSe!n IA; pei&i9aIise Ranbsn l6s;
Serbian RanbeIn 15c; 4eanats Sc BITS SIC,
Ssr0ftsts 7e bis Sc; Gms!i9e MaInttHs
Vift8-YRob 40 @r. 4ef), Sat, S-l1e ~
@aQone.
~eanop-7; etamsen ssuaf9t 7e; grc,
&C Semif9t SIC; Banner Trif 81; Cream
8onbons 10c: Ne. 2 Cream semti&t &C.
&ets-@aroItno, 3opf, 4i--8}e, SaYan 81
Sic, sebro@euer, 8--4s.
@erptrse &anse: &uipiee l8e ets I6e.
N R
@aiita l5e Bis 15c; Rustatbtitke eOe ID
s6e; Teusfatmnb 4be bis s0e; Sanger f&par,-
sec Yfefer bts lsc, S&ot Ice ipeiS a6e:
Nelfen lbe; sesmabIener i&suaraex PfeEer lse,
weiber 80e Bis 86c, rotber COX.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-15

NspfeI-$2. 00-S3. 30 per Sat.
Danamen-0epdbIte $1.25 bis $1.U PEI
Hun&, srpeite lualttdt TIC biS t1.00.
RotusmtHe-$3.2b PEI Su:shert.
gitronen-$2. 85-3.2 |.
Oranssm-Tancp California RapeIs S2.6(
Sloriba 1910 Biz $3.50.
Birnen 1851 90 per BulbeI.
s5ancp Birnen-$1.60 per Crate.
Jeisen Sntprr,a 11-16c bas Banb.
DotteIn &c per Yfunb. so Yfs. 3ifien.
Neuer ~Sonig-16c.
Observation-Disclosures $3.50.
SENATE.
@otbe &iben-$1.B per Tab.
Rraut-6ec bis TIC per Sat.
8IMmentobI 1926 PEE Sat.
@urfen 4Oe per Sorb.
@eIerb-Yer Ban9 20c.
RartoFeIn 9Oc-SI.0 90 per Sad.
eabtartoHeIn SO. 75-3.25 per Sat.
Mabieie 2be-8oc per Dusenh HHn@es.
2mtebeIm - 81 per Hxfbe.
Spamii@e 8piebeIn 81. 80 per Grate.
Napp 8cbnen S2.10 per SrdbeI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-15
0etretDe.

Aesen go. 2 retber $1.I4 suf 0eie,.
fem, $l.O5 ptm RabIen; 10. 9 rStba $l.0B
DRdra 81. IA; B~a8eHwesex s1.14
4orn (neaes) - go. / weis 49fc 30.
rpeib 493e; go 8 wetb 494s; 80. 4 ueib,
47&e; 70. 2 ueib semii4i 1916 No. 8
metb 8emt@t 483c 30. 4 pet6 aem,i0'
4T; No. 2 seIb 48}c; 30. 9 seIb ls} /;
Sto. 4 seIb z7ie; go. Q seuii@t g
go. 8 aenii&t l8}e; go. 1 sensH&t a.
4oIbea 47c.
Safr- sas. Q wetser 33}s: go. 9 uass
88e; 20. 2 oeudf@ter 323s; 70. 8 senajctv
82fc.
Sea 30. 1 atdaotbb flo 90; 20.
2. SIC. 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-15
Ser mtsperifanseue Stuff.

Gin rufiii9er @olbat, Der ii9 in
Dem sesentpIrtisen oftufiatif9en &riege
Sen Sapdnern sefangen gegeben bate,
purbe bon einem iunsen japanif9en
Soloaten iit's iapanii9e Eager gefiibrt
uno maj ansenebm iiberrai9t, ais Der
Sapaner ii9 febr liebenspiirOig sesen
tim seiste. I'm ibm feline Ounfbarfeit
gu bepeifer, f9lang Ser @efangene Die
arme um Den gals feines 5einoes urb
tpo1te Jpn fiiHen. Ser Sapaner, Dem
oiefe 3drtli9feitsbeoeigung fremo mar
Tin Sapun 1T bus 8ifen cine unbez
fannie Sitts), biloete fi4 elm, Der RuHe
noble i'm beiben, unb berfebte inn
einen tii@tigen Saufi9las auf Den
Hiiden, um i'm Damn sefeffelt peiter5us
fibren. SIN Eager ersGblte Der SABA
ner ben Wprfaa feinem porgefesten
Sffi5ier, uno Die Sa9e flGrte ii9 CUR
allsemeinen 9eiterfeit BON Sreuno unb
Gein0 uuf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-15

Srii@es R:nbFeH@-&efht&s etiere - 81
7e; tiefi9s etiere 8--8ie; sstse Hsnba
$50 BIS FOO Bfuno IL; ttsfse Rabe 400
bts $50 Ffuno 64e; sabs 900 BIB e60 pfanb
g.; gtier goreerriertel &c, Gtier SAsters
piertel 11S Rinb StateruisrteI SC, Rsnb
gorberuisrteI &c. Qib Horssrpisr.sI 42e, &ab
0interbterteI 7ac.
Trii@es 3aIbfe!iG-Rd!ber lie, 0tnter'
uierteI 13e, BorbsruisrteI 81.
1rsi&es S@aiieii9 - BANNER ter HfrIb
12s ; S&afe 9}ci G4enfeI l8e; &edS fash
18e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-15
6aMettttU.

Indianapolis Detail gertaufspreHe:
Garnmnitb Rice $6.5O-Sz. 90.
Notber $6.O0-$6. 70.
Nliife So. 26-$8.00.
NIfaIfa $8.60-$9.OO.
Netber $9. 60-$10.26.
6ancp Ttn,otbp $1.85-$1.80.
@erpdbIter 81 60-S1.e5.
8rinta 81. BvS1. &c.:
Ganep Rentudp BIausrab $1.40+&.So
@rtra retnes in Gbaf 50c-60c.
Dr9drb @rab 81. 45-$1.60
&eb Iop IN @baf 85c-$1.2 5.
Betber Soma Sannen Qdfer 60e-60c,
Deiber S1tnots 45c-65c.
Saraen Com weib unb geIb $1.10-$L.66
gu1ber Suderrobr Sor.ea $1-1.25.s
@nftIage @orn 90c@S1.10.
Sribiabr gerfe 90c-$1.10.i
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-15

taotb9-Serteufsprete: SO 6o-I2 81.
Rice gertmafspreiie: IS 00-Sl0.o0
EeIiGtorn - 8eriaufSprets: ie RaN be-
0uaIttdt, 30 bts 66c.
Safer-sef@dH 44-46e; Ia ben Eehres
$8.00-$1O.00 per Tsnne. Eeaer 80-8Se.
erob-prede, ie MAD BEN @rsh. In Bat
len, 81. 00-S8.5O.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-15

Celebrities 9tnofet4 - SQtnten, rea.
Sets. 1915; Husenfetttn 10e; Snnenf. l5t;
-Rn64eI 16e.
S@niaiS = tn zierces Il. Dual. Sc; q
Oualstdt 84e 8. DuaIitdt e}e
Nfsrffe 0erdm9erte sratpsrf s{s,
5ranifartsr TIC; Bologna IN Ddrnex 81, in
Eu& SIC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-15
06fe,

gnsros $ Bersa mfspretis Support;
S&petersdfe 80e per Efuns etmteir0its
S@weberfdfe TIC. DisecKfFn gream : adI
Is, @eu gorf Gbebbor& l6s. eixbsra.
@9er 2insburser 15e. Bird IT,.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-15

Shat Der @er5petflun g.
Weil ibre beiben &inber i'm IIter bon
brei unb a~nbertbalb Sabren an Mitbma
litten, an ipelaem iie felber It'll, tObtete
6rou glfie 2our in BLOOMFIELD, 81. g.,
bic &leinen mittelft @as. Sbr 9atte
mar CUR .2sit abipeienb. Mls HdGz
barn bic A;obnun9 b~straten, fanben iie
bic beiben &inber tobt unb bic Sraii
in fterbenbem 3uftanbe por. sic bin<
terlieB einen Brief an ibren @atten, In
ipeldem fie nm Wergeburg Bat unb ers
fldrte, fe babe bas 2eiben ibrer Rinrcr
ni8t LANCER NIT anfehen t0unen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-15

IguW 81 DetUtugHugWeH.
Die 8samten bes Staatsbeparte.
ments tennen bic ginaelbeiten nidt,
bod glauben fe, bab bieislbsn dbnlid
1no wie bic ees SALES ber Bermuosa
ASPHALT 60.
g euer.
@bicago, ID. Wdra. Ssuer,
pel9es In Der Sruferei Der @ranb
9roiing Fad So. on 70. StraBe unb
South gbicaso Nbe. ausbra9, ri9tete
einen S9aoen BON $500, 900 an, Der
our& gerf@eruns seoedt 1T. Sn ben
ganae1 Werten arbeiten etua 800 per=
fonen, barunter piele Grauen uno Sin.
Der, 8ei benz &ufe ySsuer!" bra9
untsr Ssnen, uel9e in ben oberenStod=
wsrten arbeiteten. cine panif aus, bod
purber ale 9ersttet.
@egen @etreibe=S petu.
Iatton.
Sprin9fieIb b, Sa., IA. Wdr3.
Dos Saus=@omite fur 2agerbduier be-
i9loB benz 9auis als @omitemabrsgeI
cine gia borsulesen, pel9e ben Wsr-
fauf bon Getreioe berbistet, es lei bent,
Der 8ertdufer sinen 2assrbausidsin
fur bas 8etreioe bat ooer bab er oas
@etreioe ielbf befbt.
Sonte bic 8il ansenommen werben,
10 mhBte bic @bieascer @etreioebbris
i9lisBen.
2oomis n d Werteo.
gton, IA. Wdr3. -
Graneis 9. 2oomis, 1. 6ilfs=S Stats.
Setretdr, pirb, tpen1 @eianotsr @on.
ger i'm nd9fen Sommer surtidtritt,
on befen STEELE gum @efanoten nod
ernannt tperben.
patrid's MppeIlation.
b .. 81. g., IA. Wdr8. Die
M~ppeaation gilbert &. patrif's, mel.
der Der grmOrbung bes Wiaiondrs
Wm. M. 8iee f6uIois befunoen unb
gum 1ooe berurtbeilt puroe, Tom beute
Dor benz Nppeaseri&te our gerbanbs
lung. @r.Ssn. Sabio 9. Sia bers
trat patrid. Ser Nnorang bon Neu=
9ierisen NOR fe6r fart.
9 ompers' 8 abresberi9t t.
Sal n t o n, IA. Wdr3. =
prdfosnt Samuel @ompers bon Der
vNmericar federation Of 2abor" Iegte
benz bier tagenben grstutib 2omite
ieinen Sabresbsri9t Dor. ST bei9rsibt
bic gsilesuns perfGisoen.r streitis-
teiten unb tpeiit nod, bob bic 6inan3erl
Der Organization tn aus9esei9netem
lino.
DieIebten 9ei9en9e.
bor9en.
9 | n 9 BAN Nla., IA.
Mdra. Die Iebten A 2eiten tpurbeu
beute aug Der 8irsinia.@ rube aebra4t.
Die @eiammt3abl Der bel Der 2atas
ftropbe bonn 20. Gebr. @et6oteten bee
trd9t fomeit Ill.
Ser Gono fur unterfibung Der Sin=
terbliebenen betrus $751; 900.
9 om g 9lage9erfr t.
6amiIton, g., IA. Mdr3. =
Sol. Sames 6. @sal, frtber General
toniul au 2ibsrpool murbe beute bonn
Sdla9e ssribrt; iein 3uifanb miro
fur bsbentli9 sebalten.
& abinetsfibu g.
n q I o n, IA. Mdr3. =
Sn Der beutigen 6abinstsibung MUIR
ben nur Routinegefddfte erleoi9t.
Sic Sefretdre 6ab, Sbatu unb De.
neralantpalt Woobp waren ni9t ari=
psienb. e~rffsrer 1T unuobl.
Am &anbe bes o rabes.
g t. Bouts, IA. Wdra. Ssrau
G6as. u. Smset, tpelte an gafrii&em
6ieber fit. iu9te @%enefuns in GOT
Springs. BORT beri&limmerte f9 ibr
3ufano uno f&Iiebli9 b6rtsn Ser3-
f&lae unb Nthmune auf. 3mei
gler3te erfldrtsn fe Fur tobt. Sin briis
ter aIr3t ma&te cine SnfuFon nit
&~of,nnnf3sr unA Srnu Gnpef noh mic.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-15

OWSSeS1 wv WV OpOV
H6mbIer beSabIen foIsenbe preiie:
Butter - Gountrp. 16e. Greonert 30
eIstR 32c
gin-14e PET Dutenh.
Sikner 1Oe, 9dbne 8. Eurtebs- l0-14e
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1905-08-12
DENVER, COLORADO.
sneclaI TO The Broad AZ.

Miss Atholene Peyton, Mrs. Geo.
Bland and Miss George Nugent have
gone to Colorado Springs for a weeks
visit.
Among the many entertainments
given In Denver in honor Of Miss Pey-
ton and Nugent are the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher, formerly OF
indianapolis, gave a splendid lunch
con.
Mr.. Hardy and Miss Bette Thomas
entertained and gave beautiful Colo
RADIO scenery as souvenirs.
Mr.. Conway entertained at the beau
tiful home of Mrs. George. Souvenirs
were given. Miss Nugent received
beautiful fan and chain, Miss Peyton'
Peyton, an elegant cologne bottle.
Miss Lillian Page entertained the
Misses Peyton and Nugent, Of Louis
vile, KY, at the residence Of Mrs,
Thomas. Miss Peyton is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bland. who have given
her several entertainments and made
her visit one round of pleasure.
Memo"
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1905-08-12
MEETING OF THE GRAND CHAP.
TER, ORDER OF THE EAST
ERN STAR.

The Grand Chapter, Order OF East.
ern Star, held their 18th Annual Grand
Session in the City Of Rock Island,
Ill, last week.
There was quite a large delegation
present there being in all about thirty
chapters represented.
Mrs. NJ. E. Davenport the G. r. M.
Of Chicago. and Prof. J. C. Lewis G.. R.
z. OF Cairo, Ills, with the assistance
OF the other Grand Ofdcers present
conducted the business OF the Order in
a very creditable manner
An the members Of the order with
the visitors present visited the New
Prince Hall Masonic Widow and Or
phan Home located In Rock Island.
Inc Home is a monument to the Ma
sonic Fraternity of the Illinois Jur1s
diction and only those who have seen
1T can speak for it. Adah Chapter
No. 10 Rock Island, spared no pain In
making everything agreeable for the
representatives and visitors present
On Tuesday afternoon the election
OF oficeds took place, and the FOL
lowing officers elected for the ensuing
year.
For G. R. NJ, Mrs. Kittie Terrell
st. Paul; G. r. p. J. c. Lewis, Cairo
ms; G. A. n. Hattie wOolrige, Chica
80, IL; @. A. p, J. H. Ingram. No
line. III; @. Treas, Lulu Lee, Cham
paign, M; Or. Secretary, Louis
webb. Chicago; Lourie Mitchell
Metropolis; q. cond.. Lulu slaughtei
Rock Island; Grand Lecturer. MoliI
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Smallest Coins,

The natives Of the Malay peninsula
have In use the very smallest current
coin In the world. 1t is sort Of wafer,
made from the resinous juice Of q tree,
and is worth about one ten-thousandth
of q penny. The smallest metal coin
In circulation at the present day Is the
Portuguese three-reis piece, worth
twelve one-hundredths Of q penny.
The smallest coin circulating ofncially
In any part of the British empire Is
the ive-millesima piece Of Gibraltar,
worth about half a farthing.
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Coyote Scalps.

sedgwick county pays 81 for each
coyote scalp that is brought to the
county clerks ONCE at the courthouse.
The scalp Is a circular piece OF skin
taken from the head Of the animal, with
both Of the ears attached. The ears
must be intact or the scalp Is worthless.
A strange fact Is that the receipts from
these scalps are increasing, showing
that the animals are successfully COM
batting the march Of civilization.-Wich'
tia (Kan.) Beacon.
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Eatessd VI the Rost Office a. chieAea
q N a. Seeoa6- dan Mattcf.
THE NIAGARA MOVEMENT.

The Niagara Movement comes in
the fuIlness, Of time. The old apollo
getic Afro-American council is dying
Of inanity, the Booker T. Washington
clay low and keep dark policy has
nauseated the manly Negro, and the
lack of proper leadership was falling
like pail upon the race. Compromis-
ing never wins; expediency at the sac
rifice of principle, is but short-lived
at best. Trimming sails may succeed
for personal ACKNOWLEDGMENT. For
great movements we need men OF
courage, not men who seek office or
political influence. The Afro-Ameri-
can council was weakened with Office
seekers. The man that enters the
Niagara Movement needs leave all
hope of ofice-getting behind him.
Leave that to Booker T. Washington
and his disciples, or to the inane
Afro-American council.
We have in Prof. Dubois the most
magnificent result of Negro ability
and manhood; a finished product of
Negro culture, character with no
political spots, a mind that has scaled
the gamut of human experience,
thought and conditions; a man like
Moses, who, though he lives in Egypt,
has, again and again, gone, to the
court of Pharoah and told him to let
his people go.
1t has been said that a Negro can
not live in the south ana speaA w,
like a man. Dubois can do it, am.
does do it. The enemies of the race
respect him more than the man who
sickens them by his patronizing policy
He has dignity. He don't tickle them
with silly niger anecdotes" He
is as earnest as Garrison, as cultured
as Sumner and as unyielding as Doug
lass. The heart is in the Dubois move
ment, let the purse be where it may.
He does not beg for money, he de-
mands his rights. Labor will bring
the one, justice will secure the other.
Kossuth stood for Hungary; O'COn-
nell stood for Ireland, so Dubois
stands for the Negro. 1t is no time
for child's play, cracking jokes or
presenting the ridiculous side of the
Negro. We can not laugh when the
courts in a dozen states are closed
against us; when Oath+bound anti
Negro organizations dominate whole
counties with rapine and murder,
when our schools are being crippled,
our franchises destroyed and our pos
sessions are held only at the suf.
reliance Of oppressors.
Stand up with Dubois for MANHOOD
suffrage, for the abolition OF caste dis
tinctions in the administration OF law,
for the highest and best in the oppor-
tunities and blessings which the gov
ernment should impartially bestow
upon all its citizens.-The Advance.
st. Louis, Mo.
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woToan AwheaI.

EFT takes nerve to ride Q wheel down
tovn nowadays" said . New York
Etenographer. "A woman on bicycle
now Is such q rare spectacle that peo-
pie stop and look al her. Only few
ysars ago any number Of young women
ouployed downtown rode their wheels
10 and from work, and found the exer-
else pleasant and healthful. The ap-
paarancs Of automobiles has had q
treat deal to do with the disappear
ancs Of bicycles. The eternal vigilance
necessary to keep from being run down
a too trying"