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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-24
Chicaeo Llve stock.

Chicago, Oct. M-CATTL E-Receipts to-
day. . 600 head. Market for best steady.
Others 10c lower Beeves. S4o0G7.25; cows
and heifers, S1.5005.15; stockers and feed
ers, S2.50Q4. 20; Texans, $3-75dI4. 80; west
erns s.. 90Q6. %; calves, $6.00a7. 50.
HOGS-Receipts today, 900 head. Es-
timated tomorrow, p, coo head. Market 5
aloe lower. Mixed and butchers, $3.50
60; good heavy, Sc 2Od6. PA rough heavy,
S. Sod605; light, s5.95Q6. 371z; pigs, $500
6.10; bulk, $6.05G6. So.
SHEEP-Receipts today, 5000 head.
Market steady. Sheep, sS-65Q5.5o; lambs
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New York. Oct 24-BUTTER-Mark
firm. Western imitation creamery, Iirsts
201k6211kc.
EGGS-Marlet steady. Western 1rsts.
25c. Official prices: 2z1k925c; seconds, 2
d24c.
POULTRY poultry quiet. Spring
chickens and fowls, 10c. turkeys, lac.
Dressed poultry irregular Western spring
chickens, 10614c; spring turkeys, 16q1Sc;
fowls. I0Il2c.
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New York, Oct 24-MONEY- Money on
call firm 3d5 per cent, ruling rate ~
closing bid and offered at ( per cent
Time loans dull and steady. Sixty and 80
days and 6 months. 6lf61z per cent.
CLOSE: Prime nerca ntile paper, 6Gp61s
per cent sterling exchange firm, with &C
tual business in bankers bills at $4S590Q
1855 for demand and at 81. S06504. S0Sk for
so day bills; posted rates. 81 S05sG4s1 and
81 S66z 8o5z; commercial bills, 81 S01z al sos
SILVER-Bar silver, 701zc; Mexican dol
lars, SIC
BONDS Government bonds steady.
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Union Pacific. Missouri Pacific. and Re
public Steel preferred losing point:
Federal Mining improved 1 points and
American Tobacco preferred and North
American IA points.
A close scrutiny Of the list failed to
show much alteration in prices after
o clock. though the average was lower.
The unWillingness of the traders to IN
dertake vigorous operations one way or
the other kept the market idle most OF
the time. Southern Pacific. Canadian Pa
ciflc and Distillers Securities fell point.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-24

Chicago III, Oct. 24-CHEESE- Market
firm Daisies. 13Q1314c; Twins. E13Q13c;
Young Americas. 1301314c.
POJLTRY-Alive poultry firmer- Tur-
KEYS I4c; chickens and springs. &c.
UTTER-Market steady. Creamery, 10
125c; dairy, 1S1k023c.
EGGS-Market steady. AT mark, cases
irIof,,5ed 1q1L6971Lc
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CLANSMAN SHUT OUT.
Negro Demonstration Moves Mayor
Weaver to Act.

Philadelphia, Oct. 2z.-Mayor Weav-
er has issued an order suppressing the
further production here OF the drama,
THE Clansman. because Of the dem
cnstration at the theater by several
thousand negroes.
The management Of the play VIII ap-
ply fer an injunction restraining the
mayor from interfering with the pro-
ductions
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-24

Liverpool opening cables: Wheat I'd
higher; corn I'D higher.
liverpool. 1.30 p m: Wheat and corn
e Car lots at Chicago Wheat S.: corn.
169: oats, 254.
Car lots at Chicago: Wheat, s.; corn,
1863: oats, "a.
Estimated car lots at Chicago tomor-
row: Wheat, Sc; corn. 173; oats, 80
n W car lots. Minneapolis. 266s Du-
luth 28s. A year ago: Minneapolis, 400;
Liverpool closing cables: Wheat I'D
higher; corn I'D higher.
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Continued from Page One.)
to my friends and told them that I was
out of the race The black people
d. D. HOPE"
Ex-senator Edward Taylor OF Ed
wardsville, Wyandotte county, was in
the city on business yesterday and
during the course of a talk with some
friends on the political situation, he
made the prediction that Col. A. W.
Harris will be elected governor with
plurality of not less than twenty
thousand. 'Wyandotte county is go
ing Democratic by $500 easily" said
Mr.. Taylor. why. the Republicans
down there are conceding that he will
carry the county by 1000, but he will
carry it by more"
Alma Kan, Oct. 24.-Ex-senator
Harry Mcmillan delivered an able
political address here last night The
speech was made at the court house,
and about $50 voters were present.
William Bowes. chairman Of the DEM
ocratic county committee, presided at
the meeting. Senator Mcmillan dis
cussed state issues, and outlined his
ideas about the work Of the board of
railroad commissioners, for which he
is q candidate.
Mr. Mcmillan will speak at West
moreland Thursday night and Wa
mego Friday night.
The Square Deap' handbook was is
sued yesterday and as fast as the books
can be sent out each county viii be
supplied with as many copies as It IS
possible to furnish between this date
and the election. The books viii be for
free distribution among the Republican
voters of the state and an effort will
be made to reach everyone so that they
can decide who is or who is not in Ia
vOr of a square DEAF in Kansas.
The handbook comprises 81 pages OF
printed matter containing 143 letters to
the chairman of the Kansas Republican
League, which had charge OF circulat-
ing the petitions.
The questions were answered by one
United States senator. five candidates
for the United States senate, i've con-
gressmen and candidates for congress,
ten state officers, four justices Of the
supreme court, IA state senators and IS
candidates for representative.
Those who answered the letters Of the
league We're:
United states Senator A. ". Benson.
J. L. Bristow, candidate for senator.
Congressman Charles Curtis.
Congressman P. P. Campbell
Congressman Chas. F. Scott.
Congressman Victor Murdoch.
E. H. Madison, candidate for con-
gress.
Senator Long and Congressman J. NJ.
Miller, W A CaIderhead and ". A.
Reeder Ignored the questions.
". A. Johnston, chief justice. r. A
Blirch SiiaS Porter and Charles B.
Graves. justices OF the supreme court,
answered the questions.
Governor Hoch, ". J. Fitzgerald, can
didate for lieutenant governor. c. L.
Denton, candidate for secretary Of state,
Mark Tully. candidate for treasurer,
Fred S. Jackson, candidate for attorney
general, z. T. Fairehild, candidate for
superintendent OF instruction. Frank J.
Ryan. Chas. A. Rylxer and Geo ".
Kanavel, candidates for railroad COM
Tnissioners. T. A. McNeal. candidate for
state printer, answered the questions.
7. n. Nation. candidate Tor auditor and
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New York, Oct 24-SUGAR-Raw sugar
quiet Fair refining. 31zc; centrifugal IS
test 4c; mOlasses sugar, SIC. Refined slI-
gar steady. Crushed, $780, powdered $500
graduated, $3.50
COFFEE Market steady. No. Z rio. Sc.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-24

New York. Oct. 24-COTTON-S Sales to-
day none. Spot cotton closed dull and ID
points higher. Quotations per 100 pounds
N1iddlfng uplands. s11.25; middling gulf
Galveston, Tex, oct M.-CoTTON-Mar
ket higher, at II 1-16c per pound
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-24

FURNISHED by Cope & Co, Is4 Kan, Avn.1
POT7LTRY-Hens, Sc ID; spring chick
ems &c 10.
EGGS-Fresh. &c.
BUTTER-Fresh- country. 1sa2Oc.
HAY.
PRAIRIE HAy-New, ss.oo0s1ooos baled
'A.s1LFALAFA HAY-Loose. sloooa41oa
Topeka Hide Market
FURNISHED by the City Hay Market al
Quincy street,
Topeka, Oct q
r7rfces paid IN Topeka this week based
On Rosso- rtfocafions.1
GREEN SALT CURED -...-.-.......--l25k Q
no. / HORSE --.-.---.......- - 50frs -
NO. TALLoW .........-.....-..........s 40
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Kansas City, Oct. a
CATTLE-R Receipts today, 1900 head
Market strong.
Receipts today, 5000 bead. Mar
ket weak to sc higher. Bulk of sales, S615
Q6 PA top, S6.25.
SHEEP Receipts today. 1000 head.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-24
Kansas City Live Stock Sales Today

1.-THE following sales were made today at
the stock yards, Kansas City, Mo-, and
telephoned to The Topeka State Journal
by Clay, Robinson & Co, live stock com
mission merchants, with offices at all
principal stock yards.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-24

Furnished by J. E Ga1, Commissions,
Grains, Provisions, Cotton and Stocks.
Office 10 ". Sixth st. Phone 4S6-l
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-24
Market Gossip.

Furnished by J. E. Gall. Commissions,
Grains Provisions. Cotton and Stocks.
Office ITO W Sixth ST. Phone 1851
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-24

Furnished by J. E. Gall, Commissions,
Grains, Provisions. Cotton and Stocks
Office 10 W Sixth St. Phone 1861
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-24

Furnished by Charles Wolff Packing CO
Yards close at noon on Saturdays.1
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-24

LHEI5 ats TIT . NJ NdIIUIuclI5s
for representative who did not answer
and in one district in Leavenworth
county no nomination was made. OF
the letters received William Kin, ]. W.
Martin, r. H. Mcbride, F. H. Pralle,
NJ. c. Policy. J. o. Boyle and J. H.
Sticher refused to answer the questions
and said that they were only respon-
sible to their district and virtually said
that It was no one else's business how
they stood on the four questions.
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POLITICAL GOSSIP.

Continued from Page oneo
to my friends and told them that I was
out Of the race. The black people
should vote for men.
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OhIcagO, OCT. z
Open High Low Close Ye

National Board of Trade Kansas City.
FURNISHED by J. E. Gall, Commissions.
Grains, Provisions. Cotton and Stocks
Office ITO W. Sixth St. Phone 4S6
Kansas City, Oct "a
Open High Low Close Yes
Dec -. 675x s7x-ss e71k-1k s73s-N s7ss-sz
May 71% Y 71ss 1874 715s-%
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-03-16

IN ~ NcCormick, Goowe Hco''-
mick anil 70 oH riom il mug c'"-
cerR:
.... hereh, notified that the under fn.1.
= T,irv,at,r Railway Company. W." a" ~ 3D..
I,, If March. la6. bcing the MIN e-s d.. a,.
NJ t,rrn iq,si Of the Nirclit ''-i' l". . a., ,i
-. ~ e,rnnli -iunef- to ascci i.iih " ,'t'
;,,., compensation for the Zee ih. 90 a.
~ csf,,, I'm a strip Of land OF "hi'n ,I ,bicb
C,rr,iet is the tenant oi TO. -. ~ saii
'.,.,..,,.,s,.l d, b. condemned for the uses
y pi"i sr3 ga award the damages, any
i.,,., a., the adjacent or other properly VI a."
,,,ner or the property of any oliel -. o.. s.b
,,nd the peculiar dement's iha W." ..,,ltig, and
49, - r,spectvely from the construct" 81
pl.;, ~ the works Of said COMPANY; na
-, ',r marcel Of land above fcieIitNv :" IL. 80,
q; tbc comfy Of Prince Edward, is. S,,ii,,
toins 46 acres. more OF less H''I iat ~ sur
an ',c~rateiv described on inc pial os 9"l
"'N - ,~osie and I'M the petition lo' wy az
eSf - ~ commissioners filed m Jle Ol'iN =
pf tbe Circuit Court for the county u.
pr;nce Edward. Va. by the undersisi'eD ~
rei'iciIse lin ~ marcel Of land lying anu o.
e. ~ ~ - ,nnfv Of Prince Edward. state OF
-, and described as follows; a sit IT. T.
one hundred and forty u4Vl lct' s,e NJ the center
H., - tho Tide,gater Railway as no" ~, - az.
stskei' being an the lands OF s'aiu a "'.lr,s and
~ that may lie within strip one -. liz
ct, feet wide and included between WI Iii
o an each side Of said center line OF sam 51o, fa,
O sy I and S parallel to and distant seventy G4' iT
thercfro said center line parallel sgb "s an a' across
included ISs s ~ saia a W Mccormick which sad
e e9 , line Of the Tdewater Railway is deser'Oeo
as follows: ..e tho said A. W
mcTori,'N eai al station 3i6Sils Of said loeat.
o5 center line thence on tangent n ~ ~
r. as feet to station Sii2i93 on the ;5 s"9"oIS
line between the lands OF the s"'" -
Mccormick and Eagle French a.. ..-,,
sad sfrip or parcel Of land containing 10 acres
"'''' TlDEwATER RAILWAY CONN ION /. Vol 1.J
Horace VI ''N' Attorneys.
fgh alt
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-03-16
THE NEWSPAPER MUSE.
Here's to The Muse with the iuk-stalns
hands

Here's to The Muse with the ink-siainet
hands
Who ereets us from day unto day.
Who only asks wha. her worth commands
with SOILS FOR Mes wClris.mc way
The Muse who is eager To sootte som
smart
In the crowd where tie soul grows veal
Who sings tho song that is in her heart
The Muse with a smutge on her cheek
she's a home-hred lass. with homo'spui
gown
But her speech rings tender and true.
While the gaudy Muse Of the pomrou
town
Seeks to dazzle each strangers view
'MOngst those who have stirred men l.
their best
And hidden them toll and seek
She's fcndcst by far and he fam fullest,
The Muse with the smudge Oh her cheek
As the Dryad remote In some sylvan scen'
Loves the woods righteousness.
She loves the clink Of the type machine
And the rhyme Of the printing press.
And sometimes she whispers into your
mind
what you've striven so long 20 speak.
And she's worth all else that you've .efi
behind
The Muse with n smudge on her check
-Phiander Chase Johnson. In Washing
ton star
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NOTICE.


10 N'p,on Zirkntt,cr Catherine /|N"e'-
..r and 10 az ich0m q may concern
Va, ,r. hercb, notified that the underssn,d;
.h. r.leyyater Railway Company. VIII On ti'. ~
Nv III March lAe being the MIN gay w ,
- t,rrn 1904 of the Circut Court Tor uS
49,, IN Prince Edward. Va. apply 70 '''"
N,,,rt f,r the appointment OF commissioning w
,s,.,rtair what wall Dc Just coinl'ii'"'"" ~ ~
e...eir,ple interest or estate lh sun ~ -
.Sssh S,non Yirknetrcr IS the tenant OF the IRE
WHl WI, - ,.t.rh la propos,d 90 d. condcmn" Tor
-. - n sa,I Company. and Go awau th' u9i"-
- N any. rcsuiung Go the adl"'eh. ." V,' ..,
,,.,,,..rtv of the owner. or the r'vieilE "' a.
other pcrson. beyond the pe,"lN, 1919 f,,ro
LII ,...rie to such propciu ties rc.peeuN'N ''N,g
~. ,.,,,straction and operation OF the "viNo ~
IA Company. sand strip or parcel VI n.i'n ~,
.r,rr,,i to is located in the county OF lii"' "a
wand Va. contains '-i' a.' =. III , th, plat
" MN, fuiiv and accurately descripcd ON ~. b,
- -,..,. ana rrofie and in the pcutieN iY' ~.
~ ~ ,,,,rf ~ commissioners hled Do tn' ,..i
~, IN the Circuit Court for the v"",f
Prince Edward. Va. hy one nnlsr,.N'''
- f.,.,.. is hereby made as iolo~H - h,;,.,
IT.. ,,r,,, ar marcel Of land is ms ana uVN
. "A ,.,,,t, III Prince Edward. state OF Nirt'n
!" and d,.scrihsd as follows, strip W p@r' ',cb
land 20 feet widc that :. 20 r.,.,s,ier Railway
sic Of the center line of che lleTa' .h Isnd III
1''. f.,...i ami stake1 being au thc A.i. %.
1,s,si s. r. Zrknc'1cr that may ne N,s' t,,,
49,, f,n feet wide and included bc,No'it wv"
fnrs one ou each side of sad center r. t..r,-
H., and parallel 90 and distant i' Zee. tu'.
, ~, "a eerfer line parallel lines ana HuN
.f,,i..I >fcndinc entirely through am "' .l .,-
lands Of the said $. 7. LrAnci1'I. M".i .,,il n.
f..r line Of the Underwater Railway is "''0i
follows 80 ,be said S. T.
y;-l,et-er where the same adloins l lS .''''
III Clifford Shachlcfpn no -lAtioN ...-..,.-
saul iorat.a center line. thence on "a -', ., ~.
\ 80 sO' 4 153 feet 90 station ~, 20 o'. x
49,. linz, between the lands OF me si'o p
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NOTICE.
10 John Hoops, -- Hoops, geo
cal, Conrad Fisher, and TO all whom
II nlnu cOncCrn.

10 John Hoops, -- hoops, geo
call, Conrad Fisher, and 10 all "hon'
IL may concern:
You are hereby notified that the UNDERSIGNED
the Tidewater Railway Company. will on the I5ru
dav Of March 1906 being the fifth day OF tho
March term 1906. Of the Circuit Court for the
County Of Prince Edward. Virginia. apply u
said court for the appointment OF commissioner
To ascertain what will he Just compensation Tor
the fee-simple interest or estate in strip of land
Of which George Call and Conrad Fisher are the
tenants Of the freehold. and which - proposed to
b. condemned for the uses Of said Company ann
20 award the damages II any. resulting 70 inc
adjacent or other property Of the owner or the
property Of any other person. beyond the peculiar
benefits that will accrue 20 such properties res
pectively from the construction and operation OF
the works Of said Company. Sad strip or parc'
Of land above referred TO is located IN the County
Of Prince Edward. Va contains two acres. more
or less. and is more fully and accurately described
on the plat of survey and profile, and IN the pet-
ton for appointment Of commissioners filed IN
the clerks office Of the Circuit Court for the
County Of Prince Edward. Va. by the undorsign
cd TO which reference is hereby made) as follows
A certain strip or parcel Of land lying and be
ing IN the County Of Prince Edward. State Of Yin
ginia. and described as follows: strip OF land
80 feet in width that il 10 say. % feet on each
side Of the center line Of the Tdcwater Railway
as now located and staked. being all the lands Of
the said John Hoops that may lie within a strip
$50 feet wide and included between two lines. one
on each side Of said center line Of said railway. and
parallel 10 and distant 75 feet therefrom. said cen
ter line parallel lines and strip included extending
entirely through and across the lands Of said John
Hoops which said center line of the Tdewatcr
Railway is described as follows:
Entering said premises Of the said John
Hoops where the same adioins the lands Of G.
H. Egglcston at stat Jon 236iOO Of said located
center line: thence on a tangent n. 70 q T..
5sj feet 20 station 35tiis5 on the boundary line
between the lands Of the said John Hoops and
Richmond q Danvillo x X.
SAID strip OF parcel Of land containing two
acres more or less
--.TIDEWATER RAILWAY COMPANY.
- Ep By Robertson. Hall q Woods
Horace NJ Fox Watkins 6 Brock.
feb 23-lt Attorneys
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NOTICE.

IN Tho ,mknoca o,cncrs Of Il ccrtd"'
,,oct nj lcnd situated in Prince h''-
pard Co,sag, Va and kno'o" as M
German Mission Schooi PROPERTY o.
me Lutheran church PROPERTY ana
to d. H. Shot, and to al 'o'om "
may concern:
vo,, are ,,arebv notified that the undorsiRn ~.
tho TiIeyator Railway Company. WIN on ." 49, ~.
tile 49, 100; hsinQ the 5th day Of the March
t,-,o iqS Of the Circuit Court Tor lhe t"shly ~ III
Prince Edward Va. apply To sain Nou.o ~ ,bat
appointment Of commissioners 70 a. -, h.,
,sil h. a lust conversation for the iee-si'p ~
80 or estate in a strip Of land OF when -. H.
cboT il the tenant Of the freehold. ana "iii0n
proposed to be condemned Tor lhe u7'9 "l '
COMPANY. and to award the damages il any ri
sulting 10 the adjacent or other properly VI NV
,,r ~ he nronertv Of any other person. be
,,o,d the necuar benefits that Will accrue 20 suci
nroperties respectively from the construction an9
oneration of the works Of said COMPANY, Han
strip or parcel Of land above reierred 10 rs ocA,
IN he County of Prince Edward. Va. contains o.
acres more or less. and Is more fuzzy ana accurate
v described on the plat Of survey ana PRONE anu
in the petition for the appointment OF '0,ilIi'e
sioners filed in the clerk once OF Inc ~ ~
Court for the County Of Prince hd"ani' "a ny
the undersigned. 10 which reference Is heieDs
made. as follows; -. , a.,
Beginning at the boundary line between INC
lands Of the said Lutheran Church ana mar
garet Woods. where the center line OF the
Underwater Railway. a. now located and staked
Grasses the said boundary at station Siolf1s
thence in a southwardly direction along SAID
boundary line a distance Of % feet, more or
lsss To a corner between the lands OF the sad
Lutheran Church Margaret Woods and Bev
eriy Mccormick: thence northwandly along
the boundry line between the lands OF the sad
Lutheran Church and Beverly MeCormick.
crossing the center line Of the said railway AT
station 8t5liqi. a distance Of l4' feet. more or
less. TO a point which is 20 feet distant north
warlly from the center line Of the SAID rail
way measured al right angles thereto: thence
westwardy. parallel with said center line "
distance OF 50 feet northwardly thereiron
measured at right angles thereto distance
Of 10 feet. more or less. TO the boundry line
between the boundry lines Of the said Luther
an Church and Margaret Woods; thence south
warily along said boundary line distance OF
so feet. more or less. 10 the point Of beginning.
Said strip or parcel Of land containing OF acres
more or less - ,...,,.,-,,
TIDEWATER RAILWAY COMPANY;
BY Robertson. Hall q Woods.
Horace NJ Fox, Watkins a Brock.
feb % It's Attorneys
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IA tne rectangular nuruy hc referred
naturally and with intimate .noH.caet
to the books upon the shelves
The sienora listened attentiyeiy
Then feeling as if she must awake some.
how from the dream that seemed to hole
her she said:
Il am more than satisfied with the
villa. VIII you please toll me what the
counts price is?'
The steward looked troubled.
THE last one who looked al it was
l.old the price was $500000. But be was
common. coarse sort of man who
talked about putting in a steam heating
arrangement and electric lights. Inc
count would not have sold the place To
him under any consideration
The signora looked amused.
Your count is a proud gentleman,
she said Somewhat or.-Mal, is lac
not?'
Yes. DO not deny il" said tho ycune
man But people who alc aIl-iual ar.
not always wrong Born here Oh ne
estate, which The 5oragnas have owned
for centuries. attached 90 cfeu corner
and stone of the house. each room att
each Bit OF furniture Is pant Of his
heart"
But. excuse me Why tstu-
Il know what you Wou.l say Why
does the count wish To- sDiI Dos chateau!
Because he is very poor IT, BIAS a very
modest income. which. with the sale OF
the villa. would suffice for aii lis needs.
He has waycrcd b,tNc.L sentiment and
material gains. How coull be- sch Dis
home TO a fat old lady with innumuauie
cages of parrots? Tie must find some
one who would De worthy q bis J0auii-
full home
The sieLora touched iter.y hy the
pathetic voice said warmly:
Poor Count soraeua." Then she
added, porpIcxod: 4 should never dare
present myself before the count for app
prevail Old mails. Ike myself, are
surely barred
The steward looked az her IN sur
prise. 1t was his turn 20 wonder al her
words. Surely so DISTINGUISHED
woman would not have remained un-
married But he said, quietly:
after a certain number 81 lccoptions
the count has discovered a plan which
works very well He himself acts as a
guide for the visitors o. the Villa
The signora did NOT wait for HIM 10
answer. Turning with questioning eyes
she cried:
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TO BEN SCOTT:

You are hereby notified that a tract Of la0d
standing on the land Books in the name Of Ben
Scott containing fifteen acres near Rice Depot IN
Prince Edward county Va. was sold on the 18th
day Of April 1877. for delinquent taxes. lcvics in
tercst and costs 90 the Commonwealth Of Vir-
ginia. and application for the purchase thereof
has been filed in this Office. and il appearing from
the records IN this Office that you are interested
IN said land. you are further notified 10 appear in
four months from the date of this notice and do
what may BE- necessary 90 protect your interests
Given under my hand this 18Th DAY Of February
1905 T. j WHITEHEAD
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Prince Edward
County. Virginia. feb Dit