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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26

LARD easy quoted: Chicago prime steam, io' Steady
lard steady, quoted TIC: refined lard oarey TraZ
quoted: South America. S90c ConLnsnL 1sH,A AR
KEGS 99ec compound STEADY quoted osQo sIbc
me easy Quoted oleo Sds1s city ttEo III dlrec-
RICE-Southern markets remained arm IN az. - 40
tions with offerings moderate and dstrlDutI S,rv
The local market reflected the hrn conditons az eri1rs
points held steady 30 firm WIN noieAte ord
and good demand Quotations follow Dones o Oh ice
nary, ga SC fair TO good 3e q3tsc: prime "
nominal; do domestic, 3A43Ae; Java 47sg4Tae' W
goon. In bond ga Q2H2c .s.. - rho better
sUGAR-Renued sugar felt the influence OF enS emo
turn in rsH.s and the undertcne was quite sleaus' III
demand showed In god foin IN rev o1 ts5 Price
In withdrawals rates we're unchargeIi end
quoted are net less per cent for casp: SI% ~ "
crushed $500; mould A. 5.46c; cubes o9oc; 81, v
dered 25c powdered powdered eili i1 -
dered 5.2c; Eagle confectoners' granul1eo, "oS;
coarse ana extra fue granulated, o2Oc: Eag o.
tons ID bags and bags of fine granulate9 P- ~
consecuicners A 1850: No l. l. .bc; Nos ana o.
No l. 46Oc: No s. 455c: No 6. 4o0c; NO T. 44-c'
Doc: No Q, 1900: No 10. 425c; No u, 100 nv
4I0e No "a &c; Nos IA To- S95c; Eagle me SiaLu
lated standard graduated and diamond A. ol9c
raw sugar market hrme-. with sale TO AIouI 3
Brothers of Java sugar nearvg at ~ -
90 degrees test and that established tha hsuI %
quotation with muscovado. SO test at Lice and mo
time lately that Arbuckle Brothers have been IL
the market this leads TO the hope Ila
the American will be In the InaIAe'
Early the Gay there sale to AlcCanals 80. %
basis 96 test cargo Delaware Breakwater but II was
supposed that price paid because the retTeLs
had to have sugar right away. The LONDON, gee
sugar market higher Q reports or cold ana noi
weather Germany which was said TO pc PAD lor tn
crop London cab.ed Price Of IS IL 20 tor sep
teniber and the opening and TIE closing
cable reported firm about opening rates
with demand general and good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26
OTHER MARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Sept 25.-CATTIlE-Receipt $1,000; market
1OSc lower beef So $685. stockers ana teedes
15sz 25 COWS and 81 5O - % pulls tSe
So so: heifers So 254S5 90 calves. S2qSl % tOGo-
Receipts 10000; market 5G1oc lower; sEpplg and
ecied IS 5Ga$5 mixed and heavy paeins g e5 S
SHEEP-Recepts As. 600 market slow. steady; sheep'
Kansas City Sept 25.-CATTLE-Receipts 2ooCC, IN
Guiding 900 Souherns; market STEADY % !gc ioMe
choice EXPORT and dressed beef 50 2qSo w m t9
good S4G5S5: Western steers S3QS4 90 Soae[s aI1
feeders So 5Oas4 25; Southern steers 81 S5 %;
ern cows 81 5aS2 49, native cows 81 sSqSS e 6
beifers 50 5O1$5 So bulls S2gS3: calves . 9aso-
Receipts $500; market 5GlQc lover TOP 90 no. s 15S
& a.. rigs and lights S5GS5 so sEReceipts zlUUI;
STEADY 10 fOc lover; native lambs 50 SV@S9 90
lambs So 5O9S6 So, and yearllnss $50 ,olsr
1885 Western Sheep' s=sS1 So St00
ape n 5efe Sept Hoes So lover butcher s. 6o
s5 e. common 81 25gS5 TO- CATTLE sLea6y' Ig1T %
good shsppers 81 25@S4 IS; common S29$2 60 sEEEF
Fast Buffalo Sept 25-CATTLE-Receipts 300 Reao;
700 fat catIe strong common slow l09l5c lower prime
teers IS 65as6; shipping steers S5gSS ~ E
e. 25Ss5 q: heifers SIS 259S4 u.s. cows s. SgS3 o .i
* 508$3 So stockers and feeders 81 loS3St ~
beifers 50 50ds3 IS fresh and springeIz SSsoS
higher good 10 choice S454S5s medium 70 s 20 ,s3
So common s289S2s yE;AL5RseeiPts i3Vo Heo e
active, 25c higher, 50 5O1S9 HUT E429s5 *
head fairly active 5g1oc higher heavy 20 s Rigs
& 25 * 40 rougs 81 50GS4 SO; stays s. 5 S carr
s05 srassers Sass 60 SHEEP AND IAM3S-ReceiplS
IL 200 heal: active sheep steady lambs lCa &c
lambs SIS 1887 TO- yearlings. % 1882 1sTs
s. IS: ewes. 81 5OgS4 20; sheep mixed 3 ooQS'' |
arnbs 81 509ST 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26

bush crate 5OG75c: state yellow. per Dbl q a5ss
u 9O$l 20: Orange County yellow per oab basket
red s19$1 81 aud Maryland yeoT per 40 small
ocabS1; Jersey, white, basket
white pickles DOL S3GS5 per half bh DaT iS
$2dS2 80 O1FA. Jersey. 100 logi2G; a6 90 per
ket 50G15c. PEPPERS. Jersey. per Dbl. OO41e
Dbl 5od65c PEAS. Southern. half Dbl oasKss sn pe
s. 80 STRING BEANS Western New ON, ~
bush basket 60c9S1: do wax 5oc$t ~ DO Jsf sreen
per basket G0clpSl wax. 6Oc4Sl; do NortDlA'
50cqs1 weX 4ocQSl SPINACH ger DBL i aSeaaSSi.
SQUASH. Hubbard PEI Dbl N5c DO Marcy 4gg2 2
10 yellow cr1okneck and white bo075c. TOMATOES
Jersey per box 15035c rURNIPS Canadian per Dbl
9Oc6SI rutabaeR Jersey. OIL, s51S5c -, a.,
HAY AND sTRAw-HAY-Receipts moderate Tor tHe
two days but there was enough stock on hand TO sal
isty MONDAYS unusually light Price unchanged
Prime scarce and No. leads greater part Of TIE
bs ct demand We Quote Prime. large bales. per IgO
lbs. scaS2l5o No / TsasOc: No. 7o972'see; CO.., 10; g.
656Tpc: Shipping J5157lac; clover. mixed 6242GIOc;
clear. 66ae21c; small bales 2iac less than large:
STRAW-AE good kinds Of long re sell out Gear a.
last rates 1Oa75c Receipts of hay and straw, IN
tcns, reported Produce Exchange at noon to-tay:
Hudson River Railroad go: West Shore 80: Erie 5VJ
Pennsylvania. 30: Delaware. Ilackswanna & western
so; Lehg Valley 240 Baltimore Ohio TO- River boats
100 TOTAL 1850 tons Receipts OF at;aw, so tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26

IS 70 at Sc so; 10 State sheep 14o H. at IS; DO. 90 ~
at So 30; DO so 70, at So bucks l65 n. al s.
George S. Dillenback: 22 Northern canada IallO7
81 10. al IS; 213 do, IS =, at 81 50. .--=
Jellfffe Wright & Co.: S1S state lambs, % 10 at -
Il do So 10 al 81 so sheep 81 ID At s.; so sheep " d.
n 60 H 10 aolis 100 state lambs 81 n IS; bucks.
81 ID at IS; bucks, rs ID, at So 90 -. g. . s.a.
Andrew Mullen: 20 State lambs. % To- at 90 STATE
sheep 90 n 81. - 100
H0GS-Recepts for days were 81 cars or y, 40
head Including 600 for Feeling about STEADY
Good medium light and Penns, ANA boss were
selling at IS so SIS per H. country Oresseo hosS
steadV al T19c per 70 for heavy to light weights
SaIes-W r. Hume: 80 State hogs, 14S 10 ayeIsse
at Sc rer 100 10 207 n. at So So roughs Szo d.
G. Curtis & Son: State hogs 1853 n. at S. a do,
1sS n at s. 80; do 227 70. IS So roughs 5oS n
at e. re Il DiTienbacE state hogs ITs 10 at
Sanders: 4s Pennsylvania hogs. 159 ~ at So 81
state do $50 b, at S. CO. rough, 210 10 at 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26
DING SYSTEM
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL R. R.
" est 23d St, y. R
] Fol I sEarr-- g n

AEAA1O-'0 Foot Liberty St, n r
Time shown below is from Liberty St west 25d
mating marks
EASTON, BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MAJCR
CHUNK-z4-OO (7.15 EasUon), 10 A. 81 40, 40
500 (b5,45 Easton only P. n Sun. E42o A N.
wILkEsBARRE AND sCRANTOS-9Io A N, 10.
BOO p n SUNDAYS. Z4.So A II. 300 P n
BARNEGA T-b{.00. $40 4 N, $50 CISCO Lake,
wood and LakehuTst)- calls T. n Sundays. 90
a. NJ $40 Lakewood and Lakehurstl.
long BRANCH. ASBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE POINIS-
zoe. $50; 1850 a n; 1ei2t9 x12o. l8o. gttS,
Grove SIS A NJ. 400. $50 NJ
ATLANTIC HLDS, sEARRIGHT MONMOUTH
A NJ. $50, so. $50. SO P NJ Sundays. eco a. ".
PHILA DELPIA-.zt Moo. rnsOo. 800. u'1e-oo.
m:5.oO In@6oO. 200. 1850. 'soo. $3.50 P. n.
BiLTIWoRE AND wAsH1NGToN-s-oo ra'1oec.
READING HARRIsBURG PoTTsVILLE AND
7vILLIANSPORT-.z4-O 1850. $500. 1910. C100n.
Reading Pottsviiie. harrisburg only t4oe. 500.
SANDY HOOK RoUTE-Leavs Pier 81. N R. ". 42d
w7.45 P II Leave Pier 10. n R. Cedar St. 16 20
A. NJ 40 P N Sundays. 1000 =. n. ws-1O P "
'Daily- fDaHy except Sunday. 5sundays +Pa-lsF
ing zSaturdays only. zFrora Liberty St only
wEast Long Branch only
e12.20 P NJ g42o P NJ. jI1.5o P. NJ, Es,2O P. "
Onnces: Liberty St. west Esd s. HOUSE.
261 4S4. 1900 1854 Broadway 183 9Th Az 2s1 9Th Az
rs Union Square West, 2zeS Sd Az 20 West I25th St.
245 Columbus New York: SAP. 34S. s44 $50 Fulton
St Brooklyn; $50 Broadway, williamsburg. New YORK
Transfer Co calls for and checks baggage 70 desrs
w G. BEsLER. . " BURT
vfce-Pres- & Gen Mgr. Gen Pessr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26
NEW YO3x. NEW HAVEN 8 HARTFORD A. B

lrap, osuart from Grand Central s-auon. "a and
4th Ave- follows for ..,., -. 80. -
NJ II 100. x 1Ol. 'xS:oo = 500 g sig
sti200 P. via Tllli1aante-['s;o zoo 4 y 65gS Z
9S M; I a SNB and BAR HARBOR-fss:c3 ?. "
xyIIITF MOUNTAINS, ST. ALBASS AND QCEBEt--
TsIs:4O A NJ, TOGO P NJ ..,, .,,,t
uOHCE-STFR and FITCHBUR G. via PU INA3i--T3 2 u
LkKEVILLE and NORL oLk-Is;o2 4 NJ TS;5l 7 S,7 ~
I;rISI T-I4.5O 1902 A Il. "a 1881 P u.
ictst o4ces al c(9rand Central station and ci2h s.
- a. cS6 / IS5 CT Broadway Go Union SGlels-
S2 9iftb Ave c245 columbus Ave. c64s Madison Aye
c5e5 w. 195rb St 7eS II Brooklyn eSi-
$50 Fulton St. $50 Broadway - ,o-.A =. -s.-,s
S-SsiS YFrxcept Sundays tStops at ION = AsS.
- 1SE-S SUNDAYS only. saturdays only tParo-
IjriTed Has dining car cParloE and Sl"splaS -
tickets also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26

s local market for spot cotton cl9:ed quiet and un
ehsnEe q" sSItng Gulf 800 bales Southern spot
49, 80 -. we're telegraDEed follows: Mobile firm 80
rarkets Io1kr. sales 500 bales Savannah steady
5ss gber al loasc sales pa bales Norfolk steady
outs steady. nc higher al lo&c Charleston
a. Id higher at 7lec; sales goo bales Augusta
sT iisc higher 10 11-1ec sales L75o 0sss New
1Lt g., lie. higher at l0lAc sales $3.50 bales
erleshs .,ae5y unchanged I0lEc. Memphis hru
,rcrsnses a. fo Hide: sales 525 bales Estimated re-
Toe,on % 900 to 200 against 20 2 Ies5 week ana
s-ceo es vear at Galveston $4,000 70 q UO against
&c -o5 fsst week and 1874 last year ana al rev"
orleans $500 10 4soO against i7+o last "esE ana
last year. 49, .. a.. 49,,
receipts az the ports and interior points today com
rs-e6 With the same Gay last week ana last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26
sIncluding 81. 4es ez ship.

coTToN-The cotton market active and during
che early session ruled very firm with January selling
through the II cent mark again Later; however 1t
yielded realizing and the close barely steady
unchanged 20 points lower Sales were estimated
at $4,000 bales. The cpening was firm IN tone. but
souewhat irregular October starting points lower
Under scattering LIQUIDATION promoted by lower cables
and good weather reports Later months however were
unchanged points higher and shortly efterward the
whole list to 10 points net higher on bull sup
estimates reports Of firm interior spot holders
middle morning prices sagEed on or points
seaedown toward midday rallied to the high points
Of the session. around lloSc for January. and
Of S612 points the active months generally
pared level Of the month and in the later
Of 10 close. There seemed 70 be fair demand
the afternoon and stronT interests said to be
euvfng. Southern epot markets according TO ofical
received that spinners fairly
GOOD buyers al interior points with holders inclined
ask higher prices effort 70 work the Nrce
~ the minimum BY Southern Cotton
Association. The October option here continued the
raH offered 10c. This hardly fitted with
fss fact October relatively and its die
,,ount as compared with January increased which
,rouid look though longs had been switching their
october holdings into the later months
The range prices the local market
k.z as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Sept 25.-Ciosing: CoTTON-SPot IN mod
crate demand prices points lower American m!ddlins
fair. 6.14d good middilng, 9od; mdiing 6I4d lev
middlrg $3.50 good ordinary, S4odi ordinary, Dad
day 1000 bales q Which aCo were
for specuatlon and expert incirded 5000 American
IecsiTtS Il O0i sales Including $500 American. Futures
opened easier and feveTsh American uiddlng,
n sADrember 5 T2i September and October. SID.
October ana November 74d. Noyemher ana December
ria. Decernbsr and January, 5S0d: and Fea-
ruaIv 5SSd: February and March 6s5d; March end
April STd- April May, 5SSd; May aud June ceai
June ana July 3 9id: July and August. SOD,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26

Rio. ss625; exchange l7d receipts 5000 bags; ship
20 the United States 1000 bags; shipments TO
Europe 5000 bags stock. $4,000 bags, santos-Conee
bags: stock l.4o9ooo bags Hamburg-Conee market
opened \ pig higher; at z m was net ssDS+ pig
higher sales 1900 bags Havre-Coffee market oTened
barely steady. h9x franc higher; Il advanced Z
franc; az 8 \ declined L franc; $50 n, IN
changed total sales. 900 bags.
The statistical position Of Brazilian coffee Is fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Sept 2-FLoUR quiet fancy blended patent
s 2S bakers spring clear S. 20; -four s. co.
VIE AT-Spring stronger; No / Northern eszc Sils5l
weak No red s51zc CORR fairly steady Nc b Gft
low 5so; No corn: $50 04TS s5Eons' S0
RYE-No / in store, Tic asked CANAL Ff'El''i1 :
stea Iy; wheat to New-York, $50 -
chicago Sept 25.-The leading futures ranged as fot-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26
LEHICH VALLEY.

6s ED; March. 6s SD coRN-sPot 9usass5s Jsnasry
As 4ssd. March As S&d PEAS-CanadiSn "a UoPs n
FLOUR-St Louis fancy winter STEADY, ~ RyEF t,l,
london CPaeI6c Coast. nominal ESQ - 49, West~
extra India mess Us Ga PORK arm, n weak 4os g.
ern 7Os HAMS-Shevt cut. Il 70 10 10 - as snc-t
BACON steady: Cumberland cur 70 20 rsnt 3 =
rib. Is 70 "A n AIS I'd long eeaI 81 ~ 10 n as "a
short clear hacks is 70 % n, ass eieS ~ .tea8y So
N Axe SEJ6T-T r,TEsSe1uare. II 20 Is To- sSs ddS
81. LARD-Prine Western in tieI5es 81 ~ Suites
Son,5s et Tnited sstss 9os good Js,,ea sss ga.
SIS CHEESE-American finest WIT STv--FTinrs s
kmertcen 6nSst -oiorea firm. SIS Il IN se - ROSIS
quiet a2s TURPENTINESpl aye sss5ed uusk -
Common firm. 0s Sd Pc F'c-AAN'-
Inns EEp OIL weak los 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26
BALTIMORE & Ohio RAILROAD

ROYAL, BLUE LINE TRAINS
EVERY OTHLrt HOUR ON THE EVEN HOUR
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Leave West 2Sd 10 minutes earlier except MD
night train leaves II 80 p. n
~ 1iJberry street. 500 am. Except Sun Buffet
" 1000 n Daily. Diner
Daily Dl1s
200 NJ Daily Bu1e
.rpov,al Limited" roo D m Daily. All Pullman
{oa-+y Dali
A'- Ia 7AJpr r. DsiIy Buns.
n ght. Daily S.eePels
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE
THROTGH TRAINS DAILY TO THE WEST
- W Work CIV West esd s. Liberty
tLiso,o Pftsbure Sleeper. II so D m
Sbjc9SO Columbus, Diner. SO q 1900
PittSburS Cleveland, Limited $50 p 4Co Pm
GETTYSBURG Limited Buffet $50 p zoo pm
Ci1fi1nad st. Louis Sleeper II so 12l5 n
Cincinnati, St Louis, Diner-- $50 a m - oe An
Tinennati st. Louis. Diner $50 5 90
ms GTsenUtch ST. IS UnIon square W. S91 Gra5l s..
~ S4S Fulton ST. BROOKLYN: sd s.. and IibArrv {.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26

Cash quotations were as follows; FLOUR STACY S
WHEAT No spring. s7asSe; 10 g. So8sIs o No 54 Zee:
SiTs Sc 7sc 40 White 29 9SOl9c white
% PYF, No . re; BARLEY, good feed ng Seg
375c; lair 10 choice mating 4O44sc ASESD 10 l.
sc: No Northwestern, 98l2c; TIMOTHY SEED prime
&c 10 CLOVER contract grade Sil TO- PORK mess per
Dbl S15m9l5 LARD. loo 70 81 oz5z; 81 Mfa :.
short ribs doosel s. 55aSS CO. short clear as
The produce Exchange today the ~ IL-1 ua-Nel
rs ra.t creamery 1T319Hc: daies. 16is81slzc EGGS
included. TIC; SIS lSec prime
frsts 21isc: extras 22lsc CHEESE steady to Hr 1I9
11Lc.
500. Northern 1870; Se0tenner OLD SZPsc' sep
ferber new 1890; December 7ss4c; May. s2i4c-
Milwaukee Sept 25.-WHEAT-No Northern S2l:S
ssac N9 Sea- Mor'R9Tp PYSo E 54c sample s5a5a
C0RN-Msy. 44stG4+S4c bid.
minneapolis Sept 2sclose: IS s5S
First patents S5S5 second patents g s0$4 go first
clears So s0dSa 90 second clears 50 5oGs2 IS BRAN m
bulk. S11 so
philadelphia Sept. 25.-WHEAT. &c lower; contract
ra6e September S2%@S3tc. CORN steady; September.
69T59hc OATS quiet but firm: No white. natural.
sac. No 2 white clipped safe BUTTER. i791c lower:
extra 21421sc extra nearby pr nts
28c EGGS. Ice higher nearby fresh loss OF. p e;
nearby fresh 2ll5c at mark; Western fresh 2ozZl sc
al mark CHEESE steady; NewYork. full cream fancy.
l2ic; choice ia Gu y; do fair TO good n1+@l1 &c
Receipts: flour bills 5000 10 in sacks; whs at
1000 bush; 5000 BUSH oats s. coo bush ship
mepts: Wheat 23oo bush: corn 1000 BUSH oats IL 600
bush.
ST. Louis. Sept 25.-Close: wHEAT-No red cash
sshGs64e December s3t4c: May, S6l.c; No hard SSl
s6lkc. CORN-No > cash. 522c; December y sc; May
42lRc. OATS-No cash, 2I1-c December. @'2c' No :
white. s0.c-
Toledo. sept 25-cLovERsEED. cash. 81: October.
81 O2I bid: December IS 92. January. So e5. ALS4<E
prime. 81 so; TIMOTHY. prime, 81 Go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

I5verpool Sept e5-Cloaing: wHEAT-spot hrm; 20
red Western winter 6s SID futures steady peeemoer
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-09-06
A cIrI's Friends

The girl who makes Friends WHEREBY
er she goes Is delightful. She comes
into a room like sea-breeze, fresh,
laughing. nodding right and lett With
happy impartiality. She Is ready Tor
anything, and never throws cold water
on your plans, says the Newark Al
vertiser. She generally sees the fun-
ny side OF things, and she has such
whoie-hearted way OF describing them
that you feel as II you had seen them
yourself She does not know how To
be spitefui, or sarcastic. or hitter.
and she never exaggerates to produce
impression. She knows how to be
clever and funny without being I'M
kind. or untruthful, or coarse. sha
likes everybody, not considering IL Is
her duty to suspect anyone OF EN-
until 1t proves itself otherwise. she
prefers to consider the world good
and honest until It proves itself other
wise. She always gets along. for she
has friends everywhere. Her heart
Is big enough to contain everybody,
and she never forgets her friends az
Is forgotten by them.
e.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-09-06
WHEN TIE GIANT WAS lll
Town Doctor Knew What Was ne
Matter; But He Fersot.

WaSter, DUB ne toraots tsf
Pittshurg Postl
Generally speaking said the old
circus man. the great giant wa,s a.
well a man as ever knew. and he
enjoyed his good health immensely
But, like the wellest OF wei men.
he did occasionally have his OF day.
II was curious fact. though. that b.
was never sick on the road; whether
Il was the constant excitement or
what that kept him keyed up in shape.
l don't know; but In all the years he
was with us there never was day
when the great giant failed to show as
advertised. II wss when he got on
the road. In our winter quarters
where he had nothing to do. that he
would have these occasional little
turns
What really set out to ten you
about was a funny. queer sort Of
thing that did happen once when the
giant really got sick. when we were
in winter quarters
HE was good and sick this ttm5.
and, Of course. the minute we realized
this fact we hustled Tor a doctor on
the jump. And we had to get doctor
from town. Our own doctor. who trav-
eied with the show. and lived With It.
happened just then to be a@ay at
tending ITO some personal matter.
I'VE got, OF course. the star man
there. and he came and looked The
giant over, going at It like man that
knew Just what he was about. ana
then he wrote prescription Tor him
which we got filied by our swiftesf
rider. and SO we began doctoring the
giant. with that physician coming
three times a day to look him over.
HE seemed q wise man, sure
enough. who knew Just what he was
doing. but the giant didn't improve,
In fact. he got sicker. and then tho
old man teiesraphed TO the shows
doctor to come and look after the
giant.
why said our own doctor. ~
'oo<,,, !. 10 - -..<s 81 ~..tx - ~ - =
,.,s,, ~, ~ a,.,.. ~ ~ ~ =. $500
Ion. - -, 49, . - ~, ~ Ss'.
az, az, ~ T.. $50 - ~. ~ 80, 's = Z. 10y
~. ~ .sss. ~ s, 80. ~ = 49, &.
rssr.,.,,as ". 49, -. 49, ~, y : -,
~ 4. ~. 49, .~ - 49, = -
"a ..rss ~ 49, 49,. !.
n,.s M ~ u'.A ~ 6
1890. ...,,, ~ ...1 - aA1 ~ 49,.
.s,SS ~. $3.50 ~, 1sS' - W.
go, 80 - s,,...s,s e u. ssso sn
49,. 1870 $500 ~ ~ o'u. ~ z
! ~. ~. $3.50 ~ M 80 ~, ~
~ 80 - go. ~ ~ -
~ ~ p.-s - v'sss u ~
- ,,..ar,,,, -, ~, 80 49, ss.'s
40 .,a,.ss.s- 80 80 ,s 49, s.s
.ha 80, 49, 80 -. ''s' w. ~ g.
ars thas, 80 .,sst :" .- -nu = ~
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-09-06

Empress Eugenie's health causes
some disqnietude. but Her Majcs<r
expects to see her centenary Her
manner Of life Is exceedingly rarcFz;-
and should greatIy sensthen her days.
On January 2s last she had borne ker
title half = century
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-09-06
NEW YORK FASHIONS.
Patterns For Petticoat and Corset Cover by
Martha Dean-Nos 6SI6 and $3.50

The desire for dainty underwear r. q
distinctly feminine trait. and few women
are entirely content without some nice
lingerie. Dainty, does not mean elaborate.
On the contrary, some of the finest i'm
ported garments are without adornment.
having simplicity and ane Workmanship
as their hall mark Of quality. This corset
cover Is n simple, sensible model having
a. low round neck and plenty OF fuiiness
over the bust It Is In one piece and
fastens In front with small battons or
tie strings. A fine beading run with
white ribbon and edged with fun mar
row lace forms pretty finish II more
work. is to be put upon It. the neck might
be buttonhcied and small eyelets made
through which TO run ribbon. The neck
might be, drawn up in this manner with
n result far more individual and attrac-
tive. The cover Is finished at the lower
edge by u peplum. which Is circular In
shape. thus insuring smooth At over the
hips. fEs
The petticoat is n Ave gored model fin
ished with n circular fiounce and several
rufiies. This will serve as a suggestion
for the new petticoat. rs 1t can be made
up In any petticoat material and will
admit of various modes OF trimming. For
warm weather wear the natural colored
linen or madras is very serviceable, rs
is also pongee, silk or moreen for cooler
weather. Two patterns-No. 6sls, IN six
sizes. 81 to ~ inches bust; No. ESQ, in six
sizes, 20 to 30 inches waist.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-09-06

Mabel Mckinley Will be seen this,
season in "The Parsons Wife, \
! George G. Roniface, Jr., has Joined
the cast of "The Four-Leaved Clio.
YER"
Jane Remark is to star in 'The
Eternal CITY, under the direction of
David A. weis,
Arthur Forrest is to play Charles
II. in Otis SINNERS play, His Grace
de Grammont."
Blanche Ring viii take the place of
Marie cahili in ut Happened in Nord-
land"
Edward s, Abeles has been engaged
for the company supporting Robert
Lorraine in Man and saperman,"
Marie George ts.to play the title
role In Cinderella the next Drury
Lane Christmas spectacle in Lon;
don.
The character which Frederick.
Paulding is to play in "Moonshine. is
said to have been Inspired by Baron
Komura. y,
ing role this season In "The Darling
of the Gods, under the management.
OF David Belasco.
Florence nIndley has opened well in
vest by Harry b. Smith music by
Karl L. Hosehua.
.Tbe Jury Of Fate. by G. M g.
McIellan. author Of "Ieah Kleschna
some time IN January
When Nella Bergen atarts on her
starring tour Il will nrobably be In
romantic opera by stnnislas STANCE
and John phil,p sousa.
The shpberta have ,easoa the p.rk
Theatre IN nrookIyn. for 10 years and
will spend a large sum In nrepare thc
house for an openinr in October
zelma Rawiston. well known ON the
tion Of male characters, appeared in
a legitimate feminine part In THE
Earl and the Girl" lately.
Clara Bloodgood. who was at hrst
spoken OF for the leading female
role In "In Bishops Carriage. has
an important role in Shaw's play,
Man and superman." Y
attractions under his management on
the road this season. This list In
cludes his big grand opera company.
four OF George AIDES comedies and a