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The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-09-26
Editor to Take Charge of Schools.

The school board Of Belle Fourche
has just elected G.. H. Grace. formerly
county superintendent Of Hand
ty, and now a newspaper man of Lead,
to the position of principal of the city
vchools.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-09-26
Death Of Rev. Philip Muench.

Rev. Philip Muench, pastor Of the
German Lutheran church, Of Bridge
water, died suddenly Thursday at his
home Of dropsy
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-09-26

1t is now estimated that 5000 Chi
nsse lost their lives in the recent ty-
phoon at Hongkong.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-09-26

Dies from Use Of Cigarettes.
Oliver Prettymanfi Of Havana, Ill,
aged IS, is dead from excessive use
Of cigarettes.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-09-26
Sioux City 1--we Stock Market.

Wednesdays quotations on the
Sioux City live stock market follow:
Top steers, S3.2S. Top hogs. 1910.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-02
Putting The Hon out OF Businsss.

II is eontenled that the principal
nourishmeut required By the humau
body for its maintenance is albumen
according 90 the renowned professor
OF physiology Pfeiner-the source %,
AN muscular strength For this Tea.
son IL has at am times been the en-,
deayor of our learned men 20 obtain
more knowledge NJ this important iu
geiient Of our daily fool Up aim now
an such efforts have been Ia vain, but
it was recognized that were il possible
% make artificial aibumen, a complete
change In the present system OF nouT
ishing the human body would be
brought about and would render the
now 50 necessary meat foods % "a
great exteut dispensable.
Professor Emil Fischer director of
the leading chemical institution. the
Berlin University has gained the
credit Of having accomplished the first
analysis Of natural albumen he has
established the composition OF the va
rious ingredients, some Of which be
has succeeded iu producing artifeially.
The substances thus obtained he has
called "Polypeptide, " aud il is said 20
possess large number Of the proper.
ties characteristics Of natural albumen.
The vast importance Of this discovery
will be better eompFehended when we
realize that the introduction Of this
artificial food viii reduce the disas
trous effects Of bad harvests, pesti.
lenee' etc, 20 a minimum, an cause
famine 70 become a thing Of the past
Consular Report.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-02
1a tho Moon rnhahlted7

Science has proven that the moon has
an atmosphere. which makes life II
some form possible on that satellitei
but not for human beings who have s
hard enough time on this earth Of ours
especially those who don't know that
Electric Rittcrs cure headache. bilious
ness, malaria, chills and fever. iauu
dice. dyspepsia. dizziness. torpid liver
kidney complaints. general debility and
female weakness Uncqualcd as a
general tonic and appetizer Tor weak
persons, especially FOR the aged. II
induces sound sleep. Fully guaranteed
by J. g. Perry, Druggst Price only
800.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-02

I According to Hal Patton, the Liberty
girls are prettiest Of all. But what will
he tell the girls at the next flag rails.
ingi
It will be hard to fnd a man to fll
the place made vacant by the retire.
ment of Clifford J Owen Of the Tele
gram.
When the Armour produce trust has
its clutch on that crop and on hops, is
good time to send the hop and spud
king Of French Prairie to congress.
Pearce Cochran Of woodburn might
as well know that a man Of his brains
and energy is not wanted blythe Dem
ocratic bosses Of this congressional dis
trict.
Republicans had better not make up
their whole state ticket for the import
ant Offices from western Oregon unless
they wish to see about half Of it de.
feated.
The Republicans Of the biggest hop
growing district in the world should
not make themselves ridiculous and
invite defeat by nominating a Prohib.
itionist for congress
10 would interest the people TO know
what some Of the candidates want to 20
to the legislature for They have
suspicion what some Of them want to
go there for.
Who is the senatorial candidate Of
the oregon gumshoc brigade, whose
voice and face must not become known
to the people Of Oregon. 60 say nothing
Of bis political prineiplcsi
Walter l.. Toozo makes a ten.strike
with hop growers when he advocates a
national law against using drugs aud
chemicals IN manufacturing malt liq
uors as substitutes for hops Further
more. he is right
clifford j Owen, who has managed
the Portland Telegram with great abil'
Icy FOR seven years has accepted a po
sitoin ~ manager Of the san Francisco
Call The demand Tor Oregon Journal.
ists u Increasing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-02
Proof Positive.

Daughter-But, papa, what have you
against seTgei Won't be make NE a
good husbandi
Father-He's a fool-snd anyway,
he's only after your money.
"Oh, papa, know be would marry
ne without my money"
"There, you sssi He's a bigger fool
even than thought. ''-Translatsd for
Tales from "ssFskoEa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-02
visltora % aervals.
(From Tie GeFvals Star

" AANN NNN hNANaAa REANHN
George H. Bingham, =. II. darcy,
Frank Dayey and "a cFoisau were sar
lem visitors 10 GeFyais Wednesday.
II. ". swith OF Turner, a candidate
for county treasurer, was here sunday
and met large number OF people 10
tho interests OF bis candidacy. "Wess''
Is ono Of those quiet entertainers who
make friends aud his trip 20 0eFyais
was no exception 10 the rule,
Mark 3, skiff Of Salem Is a candidate
FOR the legislature, aud has announced
his intention 10 make a stand FOR the
place, We will say that Marx Skin is
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-02
Bad Stomach Makes
Bad Blood.

You can not make sweet butter IN a
foul, unclean churn. The stomach serves
as churu In which 70 agitate work ND
and disintegrate our food as it Is being
5irested. II IL be weak. sluggish and
foul the result will be torpid, sluggish
liver and bad, impure blood.
The ingredients OF DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery are just such as best
3qrve 70 correct and cure all such de-
tangements. IL Is made up without q
rop Of alcohol In its cOmpOs ton: chem
rslly pure triplc-refned glycerine being
sed instead Of the commonly employed
cohol Now this glycerine Is Of Itself a
|aluable medicine. Instead Of a deleteri-
us agent like alcohol especially In the
ure OF weak stomach, dyspepsia and the
arious forms Of Indigestion. Prof. Finley
ElingwOOd VI. D., Of Bennett Medical
college. Chicago, says Of it;
rln dyspepsia "a serves an excellent pur-
bose IL II one uf the host manufact-
- prodoe,s M q Nh, ,5e Pressn. lime n its
Especially n there Is liberation or catarrhal
Hastritls catarrhal innamma tiun Of stomach
u Is most efficient preparation Glycerine
I'll relieve many cases of pyrUsls theartburnl
And excessive gastric acidlty. II Is useful In
0hrunlc intestinal dyspUrsia especially the
fatulent variety, and In certain forms of
Nnrunc constipation. stimulating The secre-
ne ard oScretory functions of the Intestinal
.|ands7
When combined. In Just the right proper
IONS, with Golden Seal root Stone root,
Hlack Cherryhark, Queens root Blood.
bot and Mandrake root or the extracts Of
'hese, az In D.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery, there can BE- no doubt of its
|freat efficacy in the cure Of all stomach.
liver and Intestinal disorders and dpranFe-
nents. These several ingredients have
Ne strongest endorsement In all such
'ases Of sucn eminent medical Leaders a.
Frof n BarthOl0v. N. d. Of jefferson Ned
|cal CollgEe Chicago, Prof Hobart A. Haru,
ID. of Medical Department University ~
|AI Prof Laurence johnson. NJ u. Medical
nepartment University ~ New York. pruf
fdwin NJ Hale. N. ~, HAhnemAnn Medical
Iollego Chicago Prof John N Arudder, NJ u.
.nd Prof John kinc. NJ D., Authors ~ the
morican nispensatorY, and scoros ~ UfhUrs
1rpgqF the leading medical men of gur land.
Who can doubt the curative virtues of
, medicine the ingredients Of which have
.nch professional andorsemont7
Constipation cured by Doctor Piarcs'a
Plsaaant Pelleta. One or two dosa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-02
A Iaeky Postmissrem.

l. Mrs. Alexander Of Cary. Nc. who
has found DR. Kings New Life pills 20
be Tho best remedy she ever tried FOR
keeping tho stomach, liver aud bowels
In perfect order. You N agree with her
II you try these paihless purifiers tha,
lrfuse new life. Guaranteed by J. c,
Perry. druggist, Price e5e.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-02

one Of the best workers we know Of
in the Republican party Of Marion and
should command strong support because
he has always willingly helped his
friends IN the past.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-02

The American girl is the bee, girl 10
~ world.
Well The campaign is becoming a tri.
nc warm.
Judge Lowell looks good 70 many sa.
iem Republicans
Any man who believes he could vote
eomch az he pleased ought 70 vote for
}. h. Huston. Republican candidate
lor congress, is denying hs ever was
Democrat
Tho initiative and referendum is a
godschd 10 the Democratic newspapers
Of the state.
The tallest building 10 Portland will
~ % stories (oTegonian) aud IA stoF'
iss (JournaD,
That Putsr getting away from De.
teeiive Burns In Boston is a little the
haAiss, ever
All the politicians are shy about pre-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-02

In hno laundry work We lay on overy
article laundried by be. whether Il be
linen oF Madras, white Or oolored shirt,
collar oun, woolens, shirtwaists, or lace
curtains Our laundry work ls unap-
proaehable 10 Poiat of beauiy, 10 anlsh,
In color and conscientious care We
win appreciation BY giving satlsfaetioa
and peerless work at low prices Your
patronage solicited
SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY
Colonel }. Olmstoad, Proprietor
Dorous d. Olmstead. Manager.
Phone s5. ia6l66 Liberty ia.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-02
School Board Mec,ins.

The school board met at the high
school Saturday evening An the Nom.
bers were present, The rcpott Of Cen
sus.takef Jones was accepted, and
showed that The children of school age
In the district numbered as75. of whom
i3i3 are boys anI 1889 are girls, an
Increase Of 80 over lasi years census
bills were allowed az followsl
Charles n. Jones $500
A, ~ Hanson ,,,ssst,,,,,,,s, 5iS0
r. d, Gilbert 4 co. ..,,,,,,,, 1910
Steiner a Berger ....,...,,,.,, e0.35
n NJ, Wade a Co. .,,,s,,.,,,,,, $50
Warrants foF the salaries of the
teachers and superintendent were or
dercd drawn.
Dr. Bird was appointed 90 eoslief
thc purchase Of earth foF dling the
school grounds. from parties who will
do tho eNeayaling Tor the Elk build
ing
Chairman Conlit was Instructed %
dispose OF the old school buildiag, Big
Central as soon as possible. Several
bids Tor this building were read
Relative 90 tho settling up OF the au,
tomatis clock. superintendent Powers
viii eoufeF with Manager Page, Of the
.Ciizers' Light a Traction Company It
may be thar the clock will be placed 10
the superintendent = oniee and viii ring
simultaneously iu AN OF the rooms az
Ia given time.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-02
NEWLANGE HOTEL

When you Wait Portland, Ora, BE-
sure and stop az The Nov LAnge H0
SOC, fbe and eL0o per day. Electric
lights, ean bella, elevator, sisam hsat
free bath anA free buA An oufNds
rsoms WITH rannina WatsI.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-02

For sale-A pure bred Jersey COW, at
low price, IL taken soon. A. +. Hofer,
care journal Office. 3.2s.tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-02
FoR SALE.

sNsN4ra~-~@r----~r3~a~~~~r-~
For sale.-Dirt, suitable for lawns and
other purpOseS Phone 464X.
3.121ms
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-02

For sale.-Fresh Jersey COW. Inquire
d X. Brannou, 1 mile west Of steel
bridge, route 9. 3-2p.8ts
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-02
MISCELLANEOUS

salem IrOn WSrSS-FoundeSS, mssSin.
lists and blaeksmitha Manufactures
Of all kinds Of sawmin machinery.
Hop and fruit drying stoves, etc.
Manufactures Of the Salem Iron
Works Hop Pres. ii-se1m
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-02

clifford J. owen, who has manage
the Portland Telegram with great abiI
ity for seven years has accepted a pc
sitoin ~ manager Of the san Fraucisc
Call The demand Tor Oregon Journal
ists is increasing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-02

For Bale.-Dry second growth Or, t95O
per cord delivered Also Jumbo
stump puller, IN first class condition.
Inquire OF Louis Lachmund a %.
corner Of State AMI Commercial
streets. Phone Main T2. l.i8.im
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-02
roR RENT
MUSIC STUDIOS.

The seley studios. Thorough instrus.
tion IN music Mr.. and Mrs Frances.
60 seley, specialists In Voice PrOduo-
uon, Interpretation and HArmouy.
Opera House Building, rooms and
10. Residence phone Main 6TA
1i-a-iim
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-12
PAYS VISIT TO
WEST END SCHOOL
Miss Brinkhaus Finds Plenty OF
Space There to Put
Statues In.
MANY ATTRACTIVE ROOMS
Interesting Story of Coupon
Written by Pupil OF Fair
Mount School.

West End School was on Miss Brink
haus's visiting list yesterday. The build
ing has ample corridors and plenty Of
space that would readily lend itsolf to
some OF the sculpture to be given in the
contest for school-room decoration.
In one OF the rooms Miss Brlnkhaus
asked the children where she. a stranger.
could find statues Ia Richmond. and what
they were. The pupils showed a good
knowledge OF their city. naming the
Washington statue In Capitol Square. the
Thomas Jefferson at the jefferson the
Houdon Washington. the Lee Monument.
and one boy, whose mind was probably
mixed on statues and names. Informed
Miss Brinkhaus that there was a statue
of r. T. Long on the road to Hermitage.
= A. grade room is attractive to the
visitor. The teacher has shown excellent
taste In its decoration. which is so simple
and inexpensive that others could easily
go and do likewise.
The following story by a pupil in the
Paramount School VIII be found very IN
teresting:
Friends. II you VIII give me your at
tention for a few minutes 7 Will tell you
the story OF my life. which 70 me has
been a very sad one.
I am a small piece or paper four and
one-half by two inches. with several
words printed upon my face.
To some people ] seem useless. but 20
all children. as well as some grown no
people. who are Interested I'm The Times
Dispatch contest for schooi-room dccor4-
lions. 7 am Of very much value.
Thousands and thousands Of my fellow
companions are printed every day.
I was printed several DAYS ago and WAS
cut from the mornings paper as soon AS
X arrived was deemed very valuable nv
a certain little girl. who. rs well as many
others. IS trying very hard to win "a prize.
On her way TO school that morning this
little girl being I'm a hurry. I'm some way
fell. and in her fall she let me drop from
her hand. and ! landed in 81 mud puddle
The little cirl soon scrambled 20 her
feet and picked me UP. but ola. such "a
sight as 7 was. She wondered n 7 wCuld
ever be Of any value again. she decided TO
O. me TO her teacher and ask her. Her
teacher told her 7 would be OF some use if
y were properly treated.
Dr. Helen Dickinson was suunmonad. and
npOn her arrival declared that though I
had been very badly torn 20 uieces she
thought IN a few minutes time she could
set me ali right again.
She then gently rubbed the mud OFF
OF nv face. and annointei me with paste
and bound me with tissue uauer. then 7
was laid over the register 70 dry.
In a short while the DIT. returned and
examined me. and declared that thoueh
I looked a little d~ilapidated 7 was as
sound and hearty as any or NV fellow
coupons. After my recovery 7 was packed
up with forty-ninc other coupons and
taken 90 Room 80. s en- The Times-Dfs-
watch once. and then my troubles ended
FOR a while because I expect 90 remain
here until Christmas. when 1t Will be
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-12
New York Produce Market.

NEw YORK. December u.-FLoUR-steaay
with trade quiet Rye Flour-Ffrm. Buck
wheat Fiour-Steady. observation-disclosures. corn
meai-Steady. tsye-Firm. ~Barley@Steady.
heat-Bare steady; No. 2 red. soc. eleva-
tor Options isuAc. below Monday. May. Sc:
July. size. December. Slisc.
CoTn-Spot steady. No. 4. $3.50. elevator.
options partly sc. net lower. December. s5iAc.
Oats-Spo. steady: mixed. SR3si5c.
Reef-ftrm, city. extra. India mess, $eDfI
2S. Cut Meats-steady; picked hams. i2ac.
lArd-Easy, western. prime. S8.95n9 %: re-
fined. barely steady. Pork-Quict; short clear.
SIS nl9.0O. mess. 81. S4lS.50. ~TaIow-Firn:
city. Co.. country. 544G-c- Pctroleum-Stcacy
Ro-in-Steady. Turpentlne-Steady.
Rlce-Stea1y. Moiasses-fIrm. Conee-Spot
RIO. quiet. 80. Z invoice. &C.: mid. steady.
Futures 50l5 points lower. Sugar-Rew. quiet:
fair refining. 1-8-c. centrifugal. IS test.
30 81. mo asses sugar. 3 SIC. refined, steady.
Butter-Strong, creamery, 22dS2c; State.
dairy. 9daoc. C~hcese-Ffrm; state. fun cream,
smau and large. ldl4zc.s skins. 3al0iac.
gs-Bn steady nearly selected, 43n4Jc.
western. average prime. 1iu55c.
Cottonseed Oi-Nore active with prices Arm.
Prime crude r.. @. p. mills. Sic prime sum
mer yellow. toc. prime white. nominal; prime
winter yellow. nominal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-12
ARE TOO HIGH.
SAY CONSUMERS.

TIE receipts q county produce we're a litte
disappointing yesterday. While the comm.ss on
men were not expecting a rush q stun - early
IN TIE week. considering that The holidays
ere 80 near a. hand. they were looking for
more than came. The demand Wa quite ac-
tive. an The wholesalers had e chance 20
an Up snop ard get IN better shape 10 handle
DIX Ao4i4ay trade thai is sure o. come.
Lnfrc were no changes in the dgures Tor any
tnS- The jooters are sfll asking twenty-nina
cons per dozen for fresh country eggs and
such as were sold brought that figure. hgt
t-e trace was not active. one OF the mar-
'r-nts on 'tre block eald T. a Tlmes-Dl~-
paeL E1n- The people are protesting aga1ns.
tnv h6A price ~ egg They say there IS no
~ s'n Why eggs should sell Tor two and a ha
A-i three cents apiece. and IL order 70 make
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-12
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. December 1.-THE cotton mar
ket was very excited ana active following the
report " tae government. estimating the crop
ar the season at l-.N5.0,3 bales OF a gross
weight 20 80 pounds. Prices went or 20 the
lowest point they have touched since The big
saNanrc ~ last October. as g Result u ire
Isurcs. and wrile there WAS some Tally toward
me close On covering the final tone was barely
steuey ana prices HhoVycl "a uc. loss % s2asf
I'i1's sales for the day wcrr cstlmat.l at
= t"H bales ana a large proportion II tho
h.<neas WAS in the latter half
H' opening was steady With unchanged
= rs 20 q decline ot g points. and the market
500 OH during the middle session Ia saIt. OF
A,e c"'ts. .afeo sput sales ln the English
market ana some bullish Southern sn,t mar
het reports There were rumors that tho wash
lnston hEur's would be hearisa. and before
t-e reports were published january wa. selling
~ $50 and March az 1906. or ahoqlt aeffa5
points net lower. Immediately after rho 49,
INNATE was read Januarr sold on 10 a., and
March 90 900. or about 7ad-1 points not lover
Later there was o. rally or j. or u points on
covering ~ shorts. nut the trade feared no
enoct Of the report on Liverpool and ;he sourn
ana There was no very aggressive buvfnr
Receipts 80 tae ports to-day were 70 o1 rafee
against f4sl4 last week and So Ss3 iast v.,r
For the week 10000 bales against a.. @a l1st
week and -~.5ia last year. To-II.fs rrceip+s ST.
New Orleans l5.aGS bales arninq- II 80 rart
year. nnd al Houston 25.9S bales against ea0s5
last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-12
ELECTED.
Capitol Building and Loan Asso-
citation Has Annual Meeting.

The twcnty-fourth annual meeting OF
the stockholders Of the Capitol Building
and Loan Association was held in the
offices Of tho association TN the Mer-
chants National BANK building last night.
all the present directors and officers were
reelected. The reports submitted by the
officers showed the past year to have been
one % the most prosperous ia the history
OF the institution, which was founded in
iNS3.
The semi-anEual dividend Of three and
one-halt per cent, payable out OF the
net carnings for the six months ending
November 5Oth. was declared. This. to-
gcther with a dividend Of three and one
half per cent paid IN June last. makes
a total dividend paid of seven per cent.
for the year, while a goodly sum was
also credited to the surplus account.
me following We're the directors re-
elected Cor the coming year. viz. Nfessrs
Joseph j.. Campodonico. John e.. Fjtz-
gerald. j. A. Grasberger. James Hartley
Dr. J. H.. Hinchman. John Kelly NJ
Kelly. Thomas ]. Shechy and Joseph :
Wilson, who, after the adj0urnment of
the stockholders meeting. met and electe 3
the following officers to succeed Them
selves for the ensuing year. viz: DR.
-. Hinchman. president: Captain John q.
tltzgeraid. vicc-presideut Mr.. John b
Welsh. secretary and treasurer. Mr.
Henry NJ. Tyler, solicitor. and Ncssrs
Joseph b. Welsh. Joseph Sunni and D.
sullivan, trustees.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-12

crop reporting board OF the Bureau or
statistics. Vf the Department Of Agricul-
ture, from the reports OF the correspond
ents and agents OF the bureau. in com
Junction with the recent report by the
bureau OF the Census OF the quantity OF
cotton glnned, estimates that the total
production OF cotton ia the United States
Tor the year 1867 viii amount to cool. -e6.-
pounds mot including Intersl. e0uiva-
l,nt % l-.5ih,O0 bales of So pounds gross
The estimated production in 500-Dound
bales by States is as follows:
y lrsirr, 1900; North Carolina. $1,000.
South Carolina. $1,000 Georgia 1r-S M.
FLORIDA. 5000. Alabama. 1850. 90: Nfissfs-
slnul- L+4.e1- L~iuisiana. go OG. Texas
. 1900. Arkansas. $1,000; Tennessee. ac0
go. Missouri. 500: oklahoma. So. 0Ol- In
dian Territory. az. 000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-12
KNIVES AND DYNAMITE.
Witness Testified That Strikers
Considered Use of Explosives.

CHICAGO, Ill. December 11.-Evi-
dence was brought IN the Shea trial to-
day that President Shea during the
strike Of tho teamsters last year. Sc
riously considered the use Of dynamite as
a means OF winning the strike.
Michael Kelly. who was in chsrga NJ
one OF the squads Of picloets. testified
on the stand to-day tina Shea asked
him II he knew Of anybody who could
handle dynamite. He also said that
knives were given out TO the pickets
with Instructions that they were to he
used on coiored men who had taken the
places Of the strikers. and also for the
urpo OF cutting harness. The attor-
neys for the defense made a strong hght
against the admission OF this testimony
OF Kelly. but Judge Bali decided that II
was admissible.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-12
SMALL BREAKS OF
LOOSE TOBACCO

The loose leaf tobacco hrpaks were small
He7ter1ay. the sales agEreEatinc only about -
- puma Inc offerings c~onsis-eI % the lower
am medium grades. and nothing brought
over 80 per hundred However the market
orcuEht its full value.
Tho sales VIII be small again to-day. There
was an excuse ~ a Season" Monday night.
hut The lesf IL brought into handling o-Ie-
"-i DOT reach the market in time Tor ~to-iay-s
me nrst sale this morning Will Doe at
Tleturnes. second at Stuurwal. third ~
shockoe and fourth az Crenshaw' s.