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The Washington times., 1906-05-04
MITCHELL MINING co.

Having personally exam
ined and sampled the prop
critics of the Mitchell Mining
Co., and believing that the
bond issue for the purpose Of
building railroad from the
mines at La Dicha to Aca-
pulco has been successfully
financed, I unhesitatingly
recommend the purchase Of
this stock for investment. I
will carry any stock pur-
chased through me on margin
of fifty per cent of the pur-
chase price:
VIM. O. Gallagher
50 Broad Street, New York.
Telephone $3.50. !. >. 4s49. Broad
The Washington times., 1906-05-04
DOLLAR
ON ITS TRAVELS
First Trip a Short One Due
TO Warm Weather.
BLOCK FROM STARTING POINT
Tagged Trad Tester Reaches Nico-
ladies Japanese Curie Shop
in F Street.

The big silver dollar tagged by the
Washington Times and put into circula-
tion yesterday afternoon has started on
it's way. but evidently the weather is too
warm for long jaunJs. and the lady on
one side has convinced the austere edge
on the other that short trips are in
order.
The Washington times., 1906-05-04
Test of Circulation.

The travels of the dollar. 1t is ex-
pected. win show how quickly money
circulates and how people in Washing
ton are Inclined to spend their money
at home. The dollar bears a tag on
which Is printed:
This dollar. thus marked. is TO show
how often the same piece OF money is
spent in Washington stores. Use IL for
your neXt purchase
The Washington Times is kkeeping
the record of its travels. When IL comes
20 you. telephone The Times where you
received H."
The Washington times., 1906-05-04
Subscriptions Received
At The Times Office

The following subscription for the
California relief fund was received by
The Times this morning: Previously
acknowledged, S979.55; p, 81. Total,
$3.50. 80.
The Washington times., 1906-05-04
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sales Of the board. including after
call, amounted 10 81 .0O0 in bonds and
bo3 shares Of stock
FOLLOWING are the sales and quota
tions of todays market.
Metropolitan Railway SIS, 81, ,o00d1l5.
Capital Traction, l0n1AIz. 5aI44Ik
Washington Street Railway preferred.
sos. 50d9O5s
Washington Street Railway common,
National city. SdIS3
Washington Gss-2n60Is
Mergenthaler-l0a193. 5a193, 1OG192Ik. !
q 1922. lN192I2
LanstOn-1000141t
The Washington times., 1906-05-04
FINANCIAL NEWS ITEMS.

It is considered probable in well-in-
formed circles in touch with the gold
import movement that il will reach $780,
0o0 600 before it stops.
The executive council of the American
Bankers Association has unanimously
decided to hold the thirty-second annual
convention at St Louis on a date to
be hereafter announced
The United States Trust Company yes
terday elected Edward W. Sheldon as
its president, in place of Lyman J.
Gage. resigned. Mr.. Sheldon is lawyer
and has been for many years the coun-
sci for the corporation.
Gold to the amount of e4540OO has
been withdrawn from the Bank Of Eng
land for New York. In addition to the
gold engaged here II is understood that
EI.UuO.OO2 has been secured IL Paris for
New York account
No action was taken yesterday by the
directors of the Interborough- Metro
politan Company on the dividend at
their meeting. It was stated. however.
that the dividend viii be begun on July
l on the preferred stock. Dividend action
Will be taken at the next monthly meet
ing. Quarterly payments at the rate of
per cent viii be made.
Iondon-The Bank of England ad-
vanced its rates from 3l2 TO per cent
In restoring its minimum discount rate
TO per cent after reducing it from
that figure to 31z per cent on April ;.
the Bank of England has taken step
extremely unusual at this time of the
year
Chesa peake and Ohio, while not equal
ing the extraordinary increases of Feb
ruary and January, made good repoTH
for March. For the nine months the
net earnings increase is nearly H.700 0O0
making actual net earnings of S7,2f2.607.
In April. May. and June. last year. the
road earned S1.927,10O, net. so the pros
poets are that the net for the year end
ing June 60. 1906, will be at least
So 100000.
The net earnings of the United States
Steel Corporation in the month of April
based on data already received. were
in the neighborhoOd of $1,000. 600 or al
the rate of S156, 100000 a year. Earn
ings for April We're below those OF
March. which is quite natural, as
March broke all monthly records from
the standpoint OF production and deliy-
cries. and was a long month.
The Washington times., 1906-05-04
Job Printing.

WE WILL PRINT for 80 days I.0oO state
ments for s.. so; 1000. SO: 5000 So all other
work in proportion. THE OLIVERI PRESS
925 F ST nv. F'tiSu shop. Phone Main
so67~Y, and TeprsyeltaIive viii call my2-S0t
The Washington times., 1906-05-04

In view Of the recent drop in price
OF Washington Railway common, the
small amount of stock Offering TODAY
was the cause Of favorable comment.
After the first lot had been taken az
40%s, which Is good half point g, cr
the best figures Of yesterday. the most
effective efforts 10 discover the where
abouts of stock that had seemed to be
pressing. were unavailing, and but one
sale OF % shares went on the record. The
transactions on preferred were mOXe eX-
tensiVe. and about 800 shares found a
ready market, around 904s. while options
Tor hundreds of shares We're loudly de-
manded. but could not be secured.
The balance of the list reflected the
Improved feeling, and although the deal
ing was on "A small scale prices were
In every case at an advance
The Washington times., 1906-05-04
IN THE WORLD OF FINANCE
BROKERS GRABBED
FOR MERGENTHALER
Not Enough Stock to Go Around at
1913, as Everybody
Wanted 1t.

There was a temporary moment OF
excitement. when Mergenthaler was
called on the Washington Stock Ex-
change today, as it appeared that near
lv every broker had orders 10 buy il at
19S. and each one was determined to get
in first and nil his order. The first Of
fering at that figure was so quickly
snapped up by contending interests that
the usual device of tossing a coin had
to be resorted 10 in deciding upon the
lucky purchaser. Those who failed were
stili insistent in their bidding an! the
price advanced a half point before any
more stock could be secured.
LanStOn was also in better demand
and the offers at 14is which have been
daily made. were withdl avn and 14iz
wanted with one sale at that price
The Washington times., 1906-05-04

Gold to the amount of e454.0OO has
been withdrawn from the Bank Of Eng
land for New York. In addition to the
gold engaged here IL is understood that
EI.OuO.OO2 has been secured IL Paris for
New York account.
The Washington times., 1906-05-04

1t is considered probable in well-in-
formed circles in touch with the gold
import movement. that it will reach $50,
000, 900 before ii stops.
The Washington times., 1906-05-04

The executive council of the American
Bankers Association has unanimously
decided to hold the thirty-second annual
convention at St Louis on a date to
be hereafter announced.
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-10-27

Bryan makes the plea that the best
way to sustain President Roosevelt is
to elect Il democratic house of repre-
SentativeS. Such condition OF poll
tics presents a striking contrast to
that of a few years past. The leader
of one party pleading for his party's
success i'm order that the head OF the
other may be able to get his recon-
mendationS enacted into law is thing
heretofore unheard OF i'm America n
politics.
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-10-27

The candidates forgovernor are still
swinging around the circle. Brewer
addressed large audience at YazOO
City on Tuesday. For an hour and
three quarters he held their absolute
attention. On the 30th he is billed
to make speech in Jackson and has
invited the Hon. ChaS. Schott and Of
fercd him an equal division Of time.
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-10-27

The salary OF cover IOr should be
one Hundred thousand dollars per year,
so he can prosecute his candidacy for
senatorship. Pity he can't go on the
stump. Measly shame that the voters
of Mississippi will be deprived of see
ing him eat up John Sharp Williams,
hide, hair, hoof, feathers and all. The
governors attitude reminds us of the
fellow who was anxious for scrap
until the opportunity came, and then
yelled: "Two of you hold tie other
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-10-27

The contest for governor wakes
warm in Tennessee. Clay Evans, the
republican candidate, is good man
and is making strong fight and the
fact that great many good people
believe that he was jus ly and legally
elected governor there SO ne years ago
is helping him wonderfully in this
contest. Patterson, the democratic
candidate, is a strOn. nan and good
campaigner, but it has been with
some difficulty that he has been per-
suaded to declare himself for some
moral issues involved in the campaign
which his republican opponent has
been stressing. However, Patterson
toed the mark last Monday night in
Memphis.
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-10-27
For Supervisor Beat 4.
NECESSARY TO GET MAN TO CARE
FOR HIMSELF.
J. X. BREW F. l.

Man by nature and by force Of hab-
II is Il Transient individual. He is
constantly travelling in mind If not in
body. He seeks that which is head
lie is an animal OF many peculiaritics.
His nature, to remarkable extent,
is an unexp0red country even to him
Few men fnlly understand themselves.
He is unable 10 tell why certain
things will prompt the performance OF
certain acts today that did not muve
him Yesterday. And when moved, he i
frequently uEab' e to Nc me the moment
or j ne that any change was wrought
in his mind. He is fully able to say that
he views subject differently today
from what he did yesterday and bis
reasons will satisfy any thinking per-
son that a change has come but al
what moment it came and what
brought it about, reasons external and
over and above human agency must
be considered.
1t can truthfully be said, measured
by words expressed, that all men desire
to 90 to heaven while their acts fire.
quently negative this. "fIow to Get
to Heaven" is the question that has
agitated the human mind from the
day OF A dam and Eve in the Garden
of Eden up to now. Divinity has
mapped out but one route and has
given full and specific directions as to
how to find that road and as to how
to stay in it. Mans trouble has been
that his own acts have beclouded his
pathway. He has sought to reach
heaven by a short route, or, thinking,
perhaps, that the great gospel train
would pass along some day before his
demise and that the Lord would COM
pei the angels TO put him aboard.
1t is a singular thing indeed that
man requires to be plead with and to
be sought so earnestly to attend to
the most important thing connected
with his earthly career, that of ac-
cepting salvation. Many reasons have
been assigned for this but we have
never yet heard the question answer
ell in such way as would apply to all
cases. 1t is nevertheless fact. Hence
it is that his Maker has moved him
with His Holy Spirit, and that pro-
tracted religious services are necessary
to cause him to take his bearings as
to the future and to realize the chaSm
that exists between him and his God.
A revival is one of Gods methods of
reaching lost souls. He honorS 1T be-
cause those who engage in it honor
Him.
Thus it is that a man is brought to
see himself as his Maker sees him and
to seek the one escape from himself.
Tt is a reasonable act and but the
natural consequence of thinking
mind. Man inherently looks above.
He feels that he owes allegiance to
SC me divine power, but the method
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-10-27

The Trade Edition issued by the
ClarkSdale Register last week contain
ed forty pages and was unquestionably
a splendid advertisement Of Clarks-
dale. The pictures OF the various
business houses and enterprises there
were fine and, taken all-in-all we can
safely say we lave never seen tie
edition eXceled.
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-10-27

O-e OF the prominent candidates
for governor pays his respects to tie
Nicksburg Herald in the following
language:
Since my candidacy for governor
was first suggested | have been bit
terly aSS3ilcd by the NickS6urg Her
aid. = | consider this the very best
evidence of my fitness for the Office OF
governor. The NickSbur. Herald
stands as spokesman for the Illinois
Central railroad, the Southern rail
road and other conscience less public
service corporations in their fight tC
become the masters, instead Of the
servants. of the people. | did not eX.
pect the Herald to support me. 1t
never supports anybody the railroads
oppose, and it never opposes anybody
the railroads support. | do not eX-
pect the support Of the MOrganS. the
Fishes, and the BelmOntS, nor Of any
of the railroads or newspapers they
own. | do not expect the support OF
any man who is owned, body and
breecheS, by the financial pirates who
are robbing the people of the South tC
buy votes for the Republican party in
the North,
Their opposition | always consid-
er d badge of honor.
The railroads fought Bryan, the
Democratic nominee for president in
1896 and again in 1900. The Nicks-
burg Herald then fought side by side
with the railroads and against the
Democratic nominee. 1t is still
fighting side by side with the rail
roads, and may be expected to con-
tinIe to do so. The railroad mag
mates rob the cotton farmers Of the
state OF Mississippi Of millions Of dol
lars annually i'm excessive freight rates,
and spend the money Summering in
Europe, while the plain PEOPLE, men
and women, bend their backs under
the hot sun toiling and deiving On
their farms to raise cotton To main-
tain theSc magnitpS in their luxury
and extravaganza. The day will
come when the plain leOple of the
land, lawyers. doctors, merchants,
blacksmiths, farmers, and people o.:
all avOcatiOnS, who earn an honest
living, will rise in their might and
overthrow the mighty trusts"
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-10-27
AN APPRECIATED COURTE5Y.

The sending by the president Of the
United States of flowers from the con-
ServatOrieS for the bier of Mrs. Jeffer-
son Davis was graceful act OF cOur-
tesy on the part OF Mr.. Roosevelt that
will be appreciated throughout tie
South for the suggestion of good will
implied. The tribute was only what
was due from gallant man OF emin-
cncc to 4 noble woman Of high sta
tiOn: but that the act o. gallantry
was so promptly performed none the
less appeals to the appreciation Of
those who arc sensible to this kind OF
courtesy in the human relation.
Another incident of Mrs. Davis
funeral worthy Of note, as beSpeaking
sentiments Of good will, was the de-
tail of military escort OF the regular
army for her remains from the hotel
co The railroad station i'm New York,
on The departure for Richmond.
These things are trivial, in them
selves, but, like many other things,
are large in their significance and po-
tentialitv. The small courteSieS count
more for influence than many loud
professions and vauntings: wreath
on Mrs. Davis grave does more to win
f'icndS fer Mr.. Roosevelt in the South
than al the speeches that lie made in
this section year ago. -GulfpOrt
Tribune.
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-10-27

Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup is sold
under a positive guarantee to cure
constipation. sick headache, stomach
trouble, or any form of indigestion.
If it fails, the manufacturers refund
your money. What more eau any ON,
do. For sale at Hughes Drugs Store.
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-10-27

God has laid out by which he is re-
l.
quired to acknowledge that allegiance,
he seeks to evade. Hence the plead
ings of the Church are necessary to
GET him to care for himself.
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-10-27

\ cold is much more easily cured
when the bowels are open. Ken
nedv'S Laxative Honey and Tar opens
the bowels and drives the cold ont Of
the system in vouEg or old. Sold by
Second Class Drug.
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-10-27

The Greenwood Commonwealth
contained - columns Of advertising
matter last week and all for home
merchants too. Two different firms
had page each. lIurrah for Bro.
GcllcSpie
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-10-27

John Sharp Williams and Gov. Var
daman are beginning to exchange a
few compliments.
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-10-27
Smiths Sure Kidney Cure

The only guaranteed kidney remedy.
Buy it-try tit costs you nothing
if it fails. Price 80 cents at IIughe s
Drug Store.
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-10-27
For Sale.

Desirable residence lot in IIOlc0mb,
Miss, size 11Xl66. Corner lot. Price
100000. L. II. IlightOwer,
lO-5-O6 5t McCarley. Miss.
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-10-27
TreSSpaSS Notice.

Parties are hereby warned againSi
hunting Or otherwise treSSpaSSing N
my lands.
lr-2O-06 At W. II. Mitchell.
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-10-27

fellow: one can hold me. ''-Carrollton
Conservative.
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-10-27

If an article is immitated, the
original is always best. Think it over
and when you cote bpy that box of
salve to keep around the house, get
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salye. 1t is
the original and the name is stamped
on every box. Goodsfor eczema, tet-
ter, boils, cuts and bruises. and es-
pecially recommending for pp IS. Sold
by Second Glass Drug Store
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-10-27

The Sentinel,
GRENADA, MISSISSIPPI.
Q. F. LAWRENCE. -. Editor aud Manager.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
Publication Office. Sentinel Building.
Entered in the postofficc at Grenada, Miss.
rs second Glass Matter
SUBSCRIPTION:
Per Year. In Advance St.OO
SATURDAY, OCT. p, 1906.
OUR CHOICE.
FOR GOVERNOR:
HON. EARL BREWER.
If Cuahoma County.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Congress.
HON. w. 5. HILL.
candidates for county offices. subject to
action or the Democratic party:
Fer Sheriff.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-04
FOR GRANTING REBATES.
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rail-
rOnd and Two officials lnHcteu
by Federal Grand Jury.

Chicago, Dec. 3O.-The federal grand
Jury late Friday returned an indict-
ment against the Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy railroad, Darius Miller, frs'
vice president and G. G. Burnham,
foreign freight agent, on the cnarse
of granting railroad rebates.
The indictment charges that the re-
bates were all granted to the United
States Steel Products company OF New
York a subsidiary company to the
United States Steel company. All o.
the shipments on which the indict-
ment alleges rebates were paid, were
made from six cities-Elwood, Ind.
Martins Ferry, Ohio, Pittsburg, Pa.
Newcastle, Pa, Cleveland, Ohio and
Joliet, Ill.,-to Vancouver British Co
lumbia. Twenty-six separate offensef
are charged.
The indictment further alleges thai
by an agreement between the defend
ants and a number Of connecting rail,
roads a joint tariff was made ant
filed with the interstate commerce com
mission. The freight rates were paid
it Is declared in the indictment, &C
cordlng to the tariff but afterwards I
rebate Of about 30 per cent was al
lowed to the shipper. In all case
the United States Steel Products com
pany, was the recipient Of the money
according to the indictment.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-04
CHICAGO PROHIBITS BOXING.
Amateur sDarring Contests and
Prize Fights Under All DisSuiseS
Must Cease.

Chicago, Dec. 2S.-Ali amateur box
ing matches, sparring contests, pug1-
listic tournaments and every variety
of the fstic art is to be prohibited IN
Chicago This will apply to the chi
cago Athletic association, where week.
ly boxing entertainments have been
given, the new Illinois Athletic club
where monthly amateur tournaments
have been held, and all other organi-
cations in the city, whether large or
small. The conditions surrounding
the amateur tournament of the Illinois
club for the past two nights have
caused the new order which Chief OF
Police Collins declared Wednesday
night was final and meant the end OF
all boxing exhibitions in Chicago, and
the final contests in the present tour
nament of the Illinois club scheduled
to be decided Thursday night cannot
take place.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-04
CHURCHES TO UNITE.
The .tNorthern" aad "cumDsrIand"
presbyterians to Be Merged.
|HlVE BEEN SEPARATED IS YEARS.
Committees from the Two BrAnches
Have Agreed Upon the Terms
which Remain Only 10
BE RatiAed.

A. Louis. Dec. 30.-After division
of almost 100 years steps were con
eummated Friday in the joint session
Of general committees which, wnen
formally ratified, will unite the NORTH
ern Presbyterian church. U. $. A. anu
the Cumberland Presbyterian cnurcn.
Almost two days have been consumed
by subcommittee in arranging ae7
tails for the union. Theiy reports
were submitted to the general com
mittees representing each church FIJI
dav afternoon. Within two hours the
two general committees had met ii
Joint session and agreed upon a basis
for the union OF the two denomlna-
tional bodies. This agreement Will Dc
reported to the general assembly Oh
the Presbyterian church, meeting at
Des Moines, Ia, on May II, 1910 a1o
Of the Cumberland Pres byteflaA
church, meeting in Decatur, H., on 'it
same date, for formal ratification o5
these two executive assemblies, which
viii be followed by the official an
nouncement that the union OF the two
churches has been finally consumma-
ted.
In 1901 the Cumberland Presbyterian
church was organized in DICKSON couh-
ty Tennessee, by three Presbyterian
ministers who had withdrawn IRON
the Presbyterian church on FEBRUARY
Of that year. The division arose con-
corning the extreme doctrine OF pre-
destination and certain other questions
NJ nractices in ordination of ministers
who did not fully conform to classical
standards of the Presbyterian churcn'
those who protested insisting that Cne
exieencies of frontier life demanded oc-
casional exceptions to the established
r,ia Numerous efforts to unity the
two church bodies made since that
t;me have failed. Every effort in TINS
direction was fruitless until the reVls-
ion by the Presbyterians of their con-
fession of faith in 1903 opened the way.
Immediately following this a general
committee was appointed by each
church to formulate a basis upon
which TO effect a union. These COM
| mittees met in St, Louis two years
ago and began steps that we're com
Melted Friday, the ultimate result OF
which will be the union of the two
churches in name and in fact
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-04
SARAH WANTS FRENCH HELP.
Berhhardt Appeals % Her Ambansa-
dor to Relieve Her frorn nxae-
actions o. Theatrical Trust.

washington, Dec, xS--Inrongn ner
managers, Sam >. ana Lee SnuDert'
Sarah Bernhard, the actress VINO Is
on farewell tour Of TINS country Weu-
nesday appealed TO Mr. Jusseranu' lne
French ambassador 70 project ner
against wnat sne Terms ulsc, !. {
ton OF tne so-caiieu tnrea. ~ ny
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-04
STRONG TALK FROM BURNS.
IN First PubIic address Since Hnter-
ing CabInet He Makes Seating
Remarks ON IEnSiish Policies'

London. Dec. 2S.--John Burns. pres
ldent Of the local government board
made his first public address since ms
entry into the cabinet when ne openeu
the election campaign at Battersea
wednesday night. In a characteristic
ally courageous speech he said his &C.
cession to Office was the elevation OF
his constituents to power-the honor
was theirs, but the work was Tor him.
He declared that he would pander TO
no section Of the population, but would
do his duty for the benefit Of the wholc
community.
Mr.. Burns said he had such strong
sympathy with all the interests OF the
working classes that he had no sym
patty to spare for the loafer, "cadger'
or drunkard. His ideal was fewer
warehouses;, smaller charities, larger
wages, more pleasure and less drink.
In the smaller cities and In the lar
ger villages he was already appointing
committees to enable the rate-payers
to have their accounts prepared In
such a way that he who ran might
read.
He vigorously attacked what he
called "orientalized Imperialism" Of
which somaliland was the fruit and
South Africa "rotten-ripe product"
He denounced Chinese labor as being
politically dangerous, because 1t would
lead to absolute chatteled slavery"