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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-12

Der. To bis sst0nishrlent. The pages
-ter CD number-veIe holding a
stormy senatorial session. with
black-eyed little Ohioan Ia the vice
PRESIDENT, chair Another page was
,iam0nn- FOR recognition an0the-
was standing on the senator's chair
Senator sp00ner smiled and Wake
% bis seat near the center aisle
"Mr President" be began. i1 his
usual dignined style Quick a. a fash
came the answer. which nearly
stunned the statesman. The senator
from Wisconsin" soiemnly answered
the page In the chair Don't you
think there g. "a good deal Of conrI.
sion i1 the chamber ST. PresidenrI
added the senator from the Badger
state. when De- had recovered The
page brought down We President
Fairbanks aayai with a sounding
whack There certainly Sc. the sen.
ate must boz in order And spooner
feI p-eci.i'ateiy Kansas City Jour.
nal
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WARNING ORDER.

In the United States Court In the
Indian Territory, Southern District:
Charles L. Fraley, plaintiff. VS.. c. T.
and Dollie Kimbro. defendant, No.
GG3S.
The defendants, c. T. and Dollie
KlmbrO. are warned 10 appear in this
Court in thirty days and answer the
complaint Of the plaintiff, Charles E.
Fraley
Witness the Honorable Hosea Town
send, Judge OF Said Court, an1 the
seal thereof this Sth day OF May,
1906.
c. NJ. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
(Seal- n. II. mccoy. Deputy.
Johnson & Dolman, attorneys,
James II. Mathers, attorney for non
resident.
First published June G. 1906,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-12

Screen wire. all widths. at Bivens,
Corhn 4 Frensleys.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-12

IS. $40 and $40 coupon boofs al
this Office.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-12

4 man who is in perfect health, so
he can do an honest days work when
necessary, has much for which he
should be thankful Mr. l.. c, Rod
gers. of Branchton, Pa, writes that
he was not only unable to work, but
he couldn't stoop over to tie his own
shoes, Six bottles of Foley's Kidney
Cure made a new man OF him. lie
says. Success To luiay's Kidney
Cure" Hoffman Drug Co. City Drug
Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-12

while the United States senate was
not in session the other day, Senator
spooner had OCCASION to visit the cham
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Adm]T9 8OtIlag and
Manufacturing Co.
Ardmorc. l. T. Established 1892.

Oldest, most complete. down.to-
date carbonating plant in the b. |. T.
All our bottles are thoroughly
cleansed by machinery and sterilized
making them absolutely clean and
sanitary. The water used in the pro-
duction Of our bottled goo Is Is either
distilled or sterilized. Botn beiug
areated and altered before carbon.
ating. You run no risk OF iNaking
typhoid fever or other dsl.terioas
germs when using our gods. In
buying carbonated goods b. sure TO
get the kind that protects your health
and the health OF your family.
An absolute guarantee goes with
every case from
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-12

IS. $40 and $40 coupon books ~
this once
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a Lesson In Health,

Healthy kidneys filter the impuri'
ties from the blood, and unless they
do this, good health IL Impossible.
buleys kidney Cure makes sound
kidneys and will positively cure all
forms Of kldaey and bladder disease.
II strengthens the whole system Hon
man Drug Co. city Drug Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-12
WN. 3. MATTHEWS.
Attorney .; Ls~.

VIII practice before the Cnitec states ~.
preme Court, Court % Clsims and al the
Departments and Committee. % Congress
Por eight yesrs 70 C.s General Land Ofscs.
Matters before Congress andtndiAn clalms
specially
one % the editors % Matthews A Con.
raT'sDisest" Authoroi Matthews GUIDE
Matthews Forms % Pleading" Etc.
Refers % Editor % this paper
OIces; lt5o New YORK Avenue. washing.
ton. d. G. Telephone Main g1si.
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pnllce Eooled Anal1.

Police Fooled Again.
Gainmor Steel ranges are 80 cheap
tha, the police think we stole them.
Sold and guaranteed by
Stevens. Kennerly & Spray gins Co
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LAWYERS

~ ,. Davis. W. 2. Freeman.
ollie Ande-tcn.
DAVIS, FREEMAN & AsoERTon
Lawyers.
Rooms 4 and New Building West Of
Court House Phone e04
Aromore, T. 7.
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Death From Lock law

never follows an injury dressed with
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It's antiseptic
and healing properties prevent blood
poisoning. Chas. Oswald, merchant OF
Rensselaersville, n. Y, writes 1T
cured Seth Burch of this place, Of
the ugliest sore on his neck ever
saw" Cures cuts wounds. burns and
sores. 25c at the City Drug Store
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J...---.Ty ca S-ELLCR o Is
cus.es ppEs. OE.Ts ORDERS
Defer-. .- Trltts srs Declare. 60.
Pr.l -sr.sI once -5s oyo~1
zee -rss.-apsss's 10 POP
Lar Passion Fer ActIor.

". D. ri |A.e l' ..aN'
I.- G.a# R DAP .f s.raoI. Ua.
s.rf.. 81. .Is ta-ss'aIa' ..a
baf9r. fe er.a1.Iuz class '.llg da
cl-.I aa matter sf gree. corpora
uaH ana f.c resel- ,f '.. admin
I.HHr.
Hi. .a'.H a.l sr.a.
ts.. .a1 C.a....Iur ua. receive
orl.. raa fH. executive. a.sa aH.
peal. ta u1Gaa. passion af. made 'r
Ife. .aa ,3 action t1 which tas.I
s8IHf Judgment and honest o1Hs'.
u5r. a.. opposed then eJseumau.
b5 ue people aad Tor the people be.
come. ulsUomeg aud deception
Il rla. hour we are monarchy with
0If the name
90 is 20 bs hoped that We are not
s1 dlz.1 aud DAFT Dr. an Office that hif
grown great without greatness that
Do may be permitted 20 cot aside
cIIEtr seuatas and colsrosses
Recently pressure was brought D..
O. m ase fle plrpDs. % which the
senators instantly urdortlod and
Hhirh evidently Intended to appeal 70
lpns prepared prolHd.cas ~ iho peo.
pIo
.fs t.Ia the method of LEGISLATION
% aiioh this great nation has &C.
sra1i0df D. This uos way the best
vsy o. make or lowss The pDopi,
should awaken 90 the danger that thes
may iors representative government
"Hc have fallen into .r1udaImon.
eraga epoch The foul harpios OF
laI.r has. created th.s condition.
alI s.I oi uc civilized world is nan
seated 90 the thought OF us O. has
cost us tens of millions oi money ana
thD respect of mankind % will cobt
our .eifrospcct 10 We do not burn out
with tho causflc of bot Indignation
tails source OF SANDER
The sc1udalmoug,r VINO drlgs the
people through slaughter houses 10
e.hb., in loatIHome forms the food
irr their tables by oNagga.luou and
uIuchaus,u stories of the things that
'lwt}s must bo offensive at best are
mistaken agiJntors and especially
dIuHc.'gs t1 us as people of this
im.
"A man writes book or publishes
s,Irs uf magazine articles and
mahos nutIc efforts 90 reach con.
ditIun of frenzy created that will sell
his foulsmclling pages to people
delirious with the foycr OF sensation.
alism. lf what such @ scandal
says were "a hundrcdth part true the
people would be- dying by tens OF
thousands from the polsous OF the
meats they eat or the doctors all are
M mistaken about the toxic effect Ci
such puirld things
nut there are hundreds Of thous.
ands who never ask a question or ap
ply the simplest analysis 70 any
charge. 4 scare line In a yellow paper
is equivalent TO the verdict Of a iur
and the people upon this verdict pro
nouncc sentence Of damnation.
"This is the epoch We are IA. Noth
Ing iB right Everything Is wrong
Eycybo seems tu Dee ON the verge
of h.ilg drawn into the NTH and
slime of damuatiou or the deadly fire
damp of suspicion Committees are
sent out 90 bring back shocking
things. and n they come back without
them, others are sent with more sen.
sitiyc olfuctou,s. Those whose lndi
cial temperament unfit them for hys.
tcra are threatened with dismissal
or branded as Tcmiss iu duty The
people who wait for both sides OF the
case are tools of trusts
"a condition of things Thoy threaten
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COTTON seLT EXCURSIONS.


san Francisco. 'al. one fare pius
81 'or tho round '-ip Selling 1nns
25 70 July :. 1906. inclusive Limited
for return September rs. 1905
Los Angeles. Cal. one fare for the
round trip Selling September 3 70
"a inclusive. Limit for return Octo
Der 81. 1906
Special excursions 20 Mexico. one
fare plus 81 for the round trip Sell
ing June 25. July q. 1915 Limit
September Is. 1906
Very low rates with he made enec
tive 70 the following:
Call on any Cotton Belt agent tot
full information regarding your trir
or address D. ". MORGAN.
Trsv. Pass Agt.. Fort Worth. Tex
GUS HOOVER,
Tra7 Pass. Agt. Waco. Texas
r.. c. FYFE.
Asst. Gel Frt aud Pass Agt. Tyler
Texas
joins =. LEHANE
Gen Frt and Pas. AT TYLER. Tex
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-12

8 specially
one Of the editor. oi Matthew. A Con.
uaT's,Disest." Authorof Matthews Guice'
Matthews Forms % Pleading" Etc.
Refers 20 Editor % this paper.
OIces. its New YORK Avenue. washing.
ton. d. G. Telephone. Main i2sl.
Capt J. W EIll. W. o. HslfhrL
ELLIS q HAlFHILL,
Rooms 2l and %. Homestead BldF.
Civil and Indian business EXCUSE
lively.
MUsKoGEE. IND. TER
w. Q. johnson L. s. Dolm.a.
JOHNSON q coLmAs.
Attorneys a. Law.
Ardmorp. T
WILLIAM W. WRIGHT
tRegistered Attorney
tFormeriy with Dawes Commission
Contests, Citizenship Cases and oths.
matters before ;he Interior De-
psrtment Exclusively
Rooms ic7 and e. Corcorau building.
Washington. ID. c.
OBss. !. EaSrLsA CBAs NEattL.t
Ls~s and TreAtiss" court Prsciitione'
kAPPLER & nERIILAT
Attorneys and coUnssiors-atla~.
PrAotioe before al Courts: Congress. go,
srnmept Departments sAd Commission.
Indian cases . speeiaiiv.
once. Bond bldg Warrington u .
PHYSICIANS.
PIP vos KELLER.s.D r. II. HrsRY. y. "a I
Hss. Pbonra de, ppo-s
once phona -
Won KELLER & HENRY
PhySie'sns and Surgeons
Eye tsr Noe, - fl.nst 200 ..uu.
7p"ctaciss a Eyr uis-s-. 500 u,-ieiy ntted
once ove- Bonnss snLr--. Rooms
r. D. Ioore J. "A. Hargrsve
Res. Phone -l3. Res Psone 51g
once Phone i9y.
MOORE & HARoRAvG.
Physicians and Surgeons.
once In Frensley Building over
Hotchkiss Jewelry Store.
Special attention 10 treatment o.
piles and diseases OF women.
n. J. p. FAM,
Dentist, o..
over Hall & Hills.
Or. w. n. EnIee. Or. e. J. Woodsrd.
ENLoE & WooDARD,
DENTISTS.
onices In Ardmore and Marietta.
Or. c. L. MecANN.
once: Stong Building. over Hall
Hills Telephones: once 6s2;
residence 6S3.
G. e. GOODWIN, M. o.
(Ofioe over Hall q Hillis)
Pnones-ofhce 349; residence 307
Or. PR,-lP STEPHENS
Onice-Randol building.
..onice phone 572. Residence 4as
J. L. WILSON.
FREIGHT TRANSFER AND
BAGGAGE LINE
once at American Restaurant
Residence phone ~. once phone II
WARNING ORDER.
I'm the United States Court In the
Indian Territory, Southern District:
Charles L. Fraley. plaintiff, VS.. c. T.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-12

The scene ls an African wild, the
time high noon out Of sky of brass
tar sun blazcs mcrcllcssly Stagnant
and heavy I'm The miasmatic air and
In the morass under foot brilliant and
poisonous orchids bloom.
with a sigh Of utter exhaustion the
old gentleman throws himself among
the weeds IN the shade Of a dragon
tree.
Il can CO." he pan,-, mo further
Suddenly a nude savage leaps into
view Pointing a poisoned dart at the
PROSTATE strangers breast, the ebon
footpad Kisses:
"Your money or your lie"
But the old gentleman, closing his
eyes again. murmurs wearily, dlsdaIn'
fully:
"Out upon you Have you no rev
erence for your superiors? run a life
insurance company in America, fool
Now let me sleep"
The dusky highwayman, awestgick-
en-. touches his forehead thrice TO the
ground and withdraws on hands and
knees into the poisonus silence OF
the miasmatlc swamp-New Orleans
Daily State.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
s South, eEr'lfI1.R ailyy,.ayl||

Il !, M 7, TRAINS AVE RICHMOND. ss,.g
All, - nj blowing schedule figures puhlisnes
gs
ccS03n ne at Iseysvlls for Chase Gitys4
4 Il y md lLit 6p!lne u
A1;U = imi ted ffe q Pullman ~
A.tlanta And Birmlngh am. New Drleapes
5Ssa MemphiA Chat tanooga4 and Al tn. anltnss
gss3 through coach for Chase Cit Oxfof0s
w. Dusha IN and Raj iSht 4
. Peg = LEX, Sunday -Keysvills Local. ~
A1:SO Z. M.-Daily--L ed-ieul Imam feady5e:N
S ~ u. for ali The Bouth XII
II ~ ,,y York RIVER LINE Ell
- ;,i';;
az q Al q
4;ts AZ ); IVA
- TRAINS ARRIVE RrcIiMo ND:
e:Ss ~ 20 Pr M.--From ALI the eotttn.
S:SS q. M.-Fromf Chariot te.t Hafeigh u DufAam,
II Chase$ City and Local Stations II
10 15F rom b tllnoro ana IN
.io:45 g. Sis =. II. 10. ,s A.
Polnt and =. =. !.
70 and 10 stop
White House and Lester llanof VI
EsfBs 81 II , IA I s NIX n,ond q
H. ID. sPENCER. 1SS IA s.ss HI IIARDwIcE
Gem. Mgr, pass Trae sMEf. tss
". II. AYLODa g. 4. ;3S;; 3Ss
hlngton, d. C.
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TRADEtC CONDITIONS.
Preparations for Y npreceden
FAN and Winter Trad

Ss NEW 70 K. & July 9 DYn. q
Co.'S ~ eekl Review of Trade Will say
Tomorrow : ss@s
no seasona b quiet onditions have APP
8peared iii many cornmer cial Sde tn1ents
the first week IN ] III III invar ably bring
ling the minimum ny, % activity N certain
occupations. but prepara lions for #unp pre-
Scedented fall \ and h winter trade increase
With the ma tlrity of H the crop "a Few Few
email strikes we're start ted lth the new
month but the az gregateS OF Id eness is
PRO bly, at the lowest point err touch
ed at this season respects for the
coming season are Ebri gh tened by the 5ap7
pearance 81 tohbers In the primary mars maj.
$kets several weeks ca rlter than usual:
showed love p 5S hpsovstheht| la every
$departrrlen & except the e-embraci ng oc-
equations. CHI fehy OF g speculatiYe nature,
and the ratio of Y defaulted liabi ties to-
solvent paym ents u through he clearing
houses during the last; three mo nths were
8onl 7s cents to q, 900 RI lway earnings
thus far available for J une show gains
while for the last week d at Fl this port
foreign commerce return exfli ted I'M
zcreases OF Sal oee ta and slts SO
In exports ss Y slt u. y
ii SECURING sa tisf Glory iyeries Of ma
terial Iltered " 81 ma ket tp
Z q degree that hardened prices.
Although few al anges have occurred In
list prices q cot ton goods the primary
I markets are autua II + wea keri on account
OF special concessi ons In order To- secure
contracts. It Is still rloteW g IN nat
purchases are restricte ed TO pressing re- az;
oilirerr1ents, pra ctically no forward Sdeliv-3
cries being arrange cd. e /.
Failures this week ware 1sa in the y nit
ed states against $50 last year. js8sSS
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I COTTON 5, & n MARKETS.

( SNEWsYORK. July s--!The ootton smarket wa.
Quiet again put there was q Nttle mere
business than vest erlity, @ and prices . fu!ea
steady OF, ycoyering for over the weekend The
ciose was quiet and stead " ct an advance q
flda pol with sales Tor inc Day est'matte4
ilt about $7b, 900 bales. 3t3 q Ss,
The opening was steady at Z. decline $of J
XII q stead!ed up right after the opening on
covering by local shorts and s. little n9yins
was promoted ~ nrin cables. the relative
arlnness ot the spot markata an the absence
81 aggressive pressure. After selling up 10 Q
net advance Of sIf points on the active month
he market turned Irregular and lost part @
tho Eain IN the late trading e = result q
fsyorabis, There was some talk that rail- was
needed IN the Southwest, but late reports m
b Estimated receipts OF colton OF ports to-tfs
ass bales aEain. lsst week lAslt ~ ss
at week and e.6%9 last year, To-day's re-
oeipts at New Orleans, l,0lb bales againstgl Sss
last year, and az Houston asa bales agalnst
a<07 last year. NJ s5s ,3y. ye2f
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EXPRESS
IAI1Si|E|.l 4! |'''|||I ||'|.
Fireman Whitfield Buried Be
5.js meath Mas: Mass 81 Flying
8''3S Lumber
STEAM PIPES BURST 81 OPEN &
Lumber Car Breaks Loose from.
81 F7Ireig h!tt;ss'aandl Causes
5ssi n, Wreck 135
STEAM PIPES BURST OPEN s:

rhe Atlantic Coast Zine express t1air,
duo here at &; US y. clock, ran into "a flu1t
car loaded lumber Just this sido
81 Centralia, seti otis1y ijutihg Fare,na,,
rhad VIII 1sll, and doing considers II, 4 Bio
da1nage Ia the 81, and tonder.
Il Me- train was about AN hour and FL g
.fsaaf Ia Is, and tas II Usually travels about
thirty miles an lo u. was g,ints at g GOOD
sp,rued A INN sht had pulled out Y!
Of Cedytralta SSMivtl1Ie before The 81 press
was due, and by spg1ls yak Nn means 3!
a flat car IS, loaded With lurnbeE, hGoke
flooss ana was Itft stan ding on the trac ssss
smashing II into kindlns wood, and
tossing the load ait,f lumber ligh n the
The mass feii back ppon the engine
ma .tendet. crushing In the left side Qf
the cab, 6nd pinning Fireman, Whitfield
beneath IS one OF the ylinders and ptpesa
In different parts 81 3 the ngtne were
sllloyins rsat clouds 6 = steam "a
and other damage done 4 10 both engine,
and tender None OF u the express cars
~ ere derailed orr sertousl VI damaged
az 1rnmediatel after the abrupt stopping
81 the train, theS crew ran to- the rescue
OF the fireman. the engineer IA wing es-j
ca ped vi thout in1 nry. The debris. was
removed and the \ injured man made a l
ssY1 IA B wrecker n was "a sent S for. and the
broker, down engine pa tched up u 50 that
It was able to- come into Richmond S.lr,-
N Mr. Whitfield was met by pr. Hudgins.
az I the n city Hospita and taken 70 4 the;
Retreat for the Y Sick q q te HIS train az ~
rived here at II: As .: clock. It was found
that he was suffering serious bruises and
other Injuries YIN 81
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! PlRoDUc I. E5M A.R /. T, !. J,
Fruits and " getables in Active.
Demand and Receipts Light.


The receipts Of country proodue were '
small yesterday ana tns eoI'Nlssien men :,
store earlysin the afternoon, una they
we're glad Of Il, for they expect much
larger receipts to-day and, 90 y .us y
On Saturdays. they expe3t ~ r r'li q
business to suppl the u ado With goods
for both Saturdays ana sundays con
Esulnpti on ia So, II h
Thing in the fruit line wins ra or scarce!
yesterday not equal 81 .hs demand Ter
order il very active Sc There were very
large receipts III peaches and some ~
them were az tine Ia ever came g n =, u
4 ket, Peaches ranged In price ifrom Y 70.
&, per crate, according e Qua!lty 1 asa
4 The The shipments OF watermelon from ne
- ~ w aomth are 4 unex peot,a.y ANAL and
but i very few of the .'luscsouA luxury" y.
were on the narke ss,sr'.ay, i 11sse
loups Of splendid quality ana they 500 ~
very readily. q M sit;sf
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kkS I5ijliit5lk [ Nl|5sd q i

ONLY 8ALGrRAILI LIME 40 NoRyOLl.ssssssiSS
Leave Byrd 81. Station. Richmond, Il DAllys$ss
ysl8 III Effect May 81, 1sos
FOR NORFOLK: . 100 IA. y. I. e 10 ~
$50 81. y. ss
FOR LYNcHBuRd. the Il WEST & ana ,shss
souTHWEsT: s:os a, u, = 50 y noon, ~:
Fl "a II. ~ Pullman Parior and d slsep!nsa esEs.
cafe Dining q ears. n alns arrive sdsil irnn
Norfolk sIi;to .s:Lo r. NJ; from the WEST s1
Az NJ oS8 PY M $50 J, q }s
onics lss Il n Main 3 ST. Flyer: I hrs tsg
tics.
w. b. BEVIL1 q. TX sBoSLE
Cen. Pass, Agent. tii Dist PAS. Agont.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
BETTER STOCK IN.
Country Wagons Brought in
Large Quantities Of Produce.

/ sThe; supply. of iyegetRbles ana other stun
from Henricot and Hanover 60 I'm Ties that
came In yesterday by wagons was larger
than the day before ana the people who
went. early TO ma Ike had better stocks
ia select from buttrpck L, q u somewhat
scarce ana tho prospect 10 that those
who VIII have to lay In Ia ~ pply to-day
for both Saturday and Sunday will have
Ito pay the high prices that have been
prevailing all the week. The following
are a few Prices ruling at the close Of
market yesterday: Cabbage, 5 to 10 cents
pepltlleal corn on Il the cob 20 to rs cents
per doaeh; beets, . cents per lunch; pota-
tees. IS cents per peck lettuce, s to 10
cents per head /, HanoYyr tomat toes, q 70
80 centse per dpzel. ,allp Jpn, s cents per
quart; new blackeysd peas, Z 80 cents per
quart; cucunbera, 70 70 ~ cents per
dozen. ssI ~ ,,ss x " ~
" There was a betters spppl " Of chickens
yester day, hut the demand is very active
and there was no change In price They
are still selling from Is ito 80 cents each
according to- size, or IS cents per pound
fresh eggs from nearby points, q cents
per- dozerl, III 4 q III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07

Cincinnati. Indianapolis, g. lou sohts1AifS
90, Loutsville, Nashylt lie. mi Ntssss M
t:lt r. II. and III 90 i. dal
NsstboindS Local Tralnss ssss
and rs ?. .yvee.sS ss;s
Nevport News, N or1olt a and X Old Rolnss,
100 ana 100 3. NJ dali III
Local for Newport news and Il Old FselnS. n
is and 100 z. ~
Il Janes River b Incl s
AZ. NJ daily; 6!ls y. $Hse1 day
lArrlce Main Ii nS from West: II 10 NJ
sss 2, y: ~ Y, JfcM
500 +. II Jain,as ri 1eF Il sss 1o III .S ts1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
/ Bank Clearings.
!. INV Aaaocinted Press,

BY Jk6kOClAkkakA& &Rcc'y
NEW YORK, ] " CT tai bank clear
ms -, ISL, s10, as outside New York City
sosS so, e1s; !. Inc create. = per cent,
\ Richmond, 1854, IA increase, ~ per
3 savannah, 81, vs. asa decrease, ll'a per
Atlanta, }s,24s, 1871 decrease. g per cent,
! 4 Norfolk, y2,all ,ss7; increase, 2l.s per
cent,fss 5!st 4l - y.
augusta. tl,1ss,sto, decrease, 49, per
Charleston, ,l,sas, oot; increase IS per
cent, I (, ], :. , !.
Jacksonyllle. ,l,l7t. ss, increase ls'l per
Macon, ,,ss, 4os, decrease, $40
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Told al Divorce Congress,

Judge pugrof Irving, at the Divorce
lcongresss in washington, told a story OF
two children, boy ana q girl members
OF rich and prominent families, according
Is the Detroit Free Press, 4.
Il aThe little girls father end mother
were divorced g he said, sHeF father
Ind married the mother Of tho litte
boy. n n 81 . tg 81 /. ss i !. y. N
he wedding met at q oh ldrar's pa
y Hello Dlpkl" said the little glli,
How do YOU like your new papa ne
was my papa once, if99i "
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s.; Seaboard Air Line Raillllyla y.

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A III e aoFl,n. aas
$40 Il Throqsh slespsrs .ana Go ~ !.
ianta pirm nsham s e
"a W psM Through Coae hes and slsepe!s. ssySrs
~ srnah, Jacksonville Atlantai Blrntn ghAsa;
a. .thbolnd irraIn : Arrive chnnond Daily
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Trains leave r edmond dc " 4 S
ans s01th es y
For NJ and ~. Ry.s- Il 10 and $50
rs FOR Petersburg 100 Az 1e:10. 500 Nh
PM, :ao ,s0 III, Nj. ,25 and II ;S0a
For odsboIo ana ~
.io:45 and ll,to 100 u siso W
and $50 r. N
Except Sunday !. "
tiors not guar eed. - III 4