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OCEAN STEAMERS
CRADLE, ALTAR AND GRAVE

>--~~~~~"~~~>-7T-~.sS~>~~.-1 cSeScr~~c~c~~rs~
Wesley L. Jennison, st. Barnabas hospital. '@e
Isabelle L, Johnston, St. Barnabas hospital.
; Sara Alfne VALID, 273 Cedar avenue. > ~.
Jabez D. Coger, 1858 Bryant av s. 81"
Gustav johnson, city hopsital.
~ BIRTHS.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Bloomquist 1921 Cedar
avenue, boy. :S
Mr., and Mrs Frank A. Mead, 4O05 Park
boulevard, "a boy. ..y,,.
Mr., and Mrs. Oscar Olson. 4Se Jefferson
S'i Mr.. S and Mrs. ". D. Mcelynn e22 Main
street Me-: a girl
MI and Mrs: O. B. Carlson, POLL Eighth
| street S, a boy.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Ralph H. Bonesteel and Ethel G. Tarrant.
Israel 1Ialpetn and Ethel Kayses.
frank j. Callahan and Lillian n. Mack
miller. = ~ ..<%@ ~ \
Christian Christopherson and Caren Hanson
.Axel Emil Swanson and Silma NJ. Frederick
son. - $%2s5,.- >>..'ftl rzz1t .l-:.
Richard ". Cueman and Hannah NJ. Simon
H. - aF.E ,ss" 3 .-f d.
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8 Probably ten Of the thousands Of 9
8 people who read the want ads today g
@ would be able, ready and eager to 9
8 likely, not one Of these ten people o
9 will ever know you have anything @
q to sell unless you advertise.
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ST. PAUL

American National bank
Capital National bank
First National bank !.
Merchants National bank. .
National German-Amcricau
bank
st. Paul National bank. :.
Scandinavian-Ame bank
Second National bank -,
State Bank ..........
Northwestern Trust com.
pnny =,
Minnesota Transfer Railway
first Is, 1915 ..........
Minnesota Transfer Railway
company, first As. 1916. :.
Security Trust company.
st. Paul Union Depot com,
pany. first Is, 1880. 80.
Union Depot company. con,
solidated IS. 1914
Union Depot company, con,
solidated As. 1914 .....,
Interstate Investment Truss
company ...............,
American Light & Traction
company. preferred go.
American Light & Tractor
company, common .....
st. Paul Gas Light com
pany, first Gs of 1915. :.
st. Paul Gas Light com
pany. general 5s of 1914
St. Paul Gas Light com
pany. first consolidated IS
1918 ..............
Bt. Croix Power company
first So, 1920
Pioneer Press company
common (par 500 .....
Pioneer Press company
preferred (par $500
West Publishing company
common
West Publishing company
preferred
Tibbs, Hutchings & Co.
common
Tibbs, Hutchings II Co.
preferred
Superior Water. Light
Power company :.
Superior Water. Light
Power company, first As
1881
8t. Paul Fire & Marine Ir
sNrance company .....
St. Paul Union Stockyard
company, first IS Of 191
sAnd interest.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

THE JOHNSON UNDERTAKING COMPANY Is
now at 7oa Hennepin ~: Telephones: n. W.
Main 1859; Tri,state; $3.50. J. +. Johnson
143-J; formerly president and general man
aRer Johnson-Landis Undertaking Co.
MOE & McNAMEE, 23S 20th AZ n; lady q.
sistant. N. W., Mic. 328-J; Tri-State 1888.
HUME & DAVIES, FUNERAL. DIRECTORS,
. Masonic Temple. 9th and Hen Both phones.
JOHN NJ. GLEASON, FUNERAL DIRECTOR
and embalmer. SO 7th st g.: Both phones.
ENGER BROS, UNDERWRITERS AND EN-.
balmeH 412 Cedar s. Both phones. :
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BANK CLEARINGS

New York. Aug. 25.-The following table,
compiled by Bradstreet. shows the bank clear
ings at tie principal cities for the week ended
Aug. %, with the percentage Of increase and
decrease, as compared with the corresponding
week last year:
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BARTER AND s.. EX }, ii

H>~S<>><rN~%Sc~rSSsN>><>
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FINE STOCK
and grain farm in southeastern i Minnesota;
$50 acres; half mile from town 1900 In
habitants; good churches, schools and Touring
mills; 200 acres cultivated, balance hay pas
ture and timber; watered. BY nice clean
river; fair buildings; good well and wind
mill: can be made an ideal farm home; mort
gage SIS, 400; price right; also so acres near
Crookston, partly cultivated; might exchange
Paul, residence property In twin cities. or
good livestock of any kind. L. G.. Mckinley.
St. Ansgar. Iowa. F,45,.is
FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-ooMPLET
threshing outfit; Minneapolis separator used
but short time; tank wagon almost new;
good coal trucks and tools; bargain II taken
Z at once; can get several Jobs IL desired; am
no thresher; will exchange for cheap land
!. near st. Paul; good property or stock of any
kind. tL1G. Mckinley, st. Ansgar. Iowa.
WHAT HAVE you 70 EXCHANGE FOR AN
almost new Victoria carrtage7 will take
diamond. lot in good location or anything can
use; will sell cheap for cash; also fine ,thoro-
bred trotting horse, sound . years old, with
speeding bike. some harness, etc. Address
1858, Journal
70 EXCHANGE-Q0th CENTURY ENOYCLo.
pedia. six volumes; new; half morocco; want
typewriter or musical instrument. Address
Box a. Fountain City. Wis.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
o It's not enough to have read the o
8 them next week. Today's reading Of q
o the ads IS as essential as is today's )
@ reading of the news-f you would 9
o keep step with things" - 8
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A REVIEW OF THE MARKET FOR HIDES
,pELTs, WOOL. AND y. TALLow pr TIL
: NORTHWESTERN, hide 6 EUR COMPANY

A REVIEW OF THE MARKET FOR HIDES,
,PELTs, WOOL. AND -, -TALLow, 'BY THE
NORTHWESTERN HIDE & FUR COMPANY!
The hide market is steady and unchanged.
The advance noted at Chicago was on account
of selected weights. The ordinary selection is
offered at about previous prices.
Talow is in slightly. increased demand in dou-
BILE headed barrels for export Open headed bar
rels and No. tallowa are like a: drug on the
market. Why country butchers will not consult
their interests by. having tallow good and put
up in good packages that will not leak Is as
tonishing. &.-~aS..t@-
The wool market is dead dull with no in
Quiries from manufacturers They seem to have
gone to sleep The dealers who sold when they
had the opportunity awhile back, are pleased
1t their good fortune:
- : .Tr's': No: T. No. 2.
Green sailed cured steer hides, over
Green salted heavy COW hides. over .... 49,.
Green se 'G Sailed lialt bides, under 60 @
Green ,s sailited bui#S stays oxen Or - :.
work steers ...;sss ...'........ 10 g
Green sailed 'lonGshaired kips, to
Green salted veab alps. ............. 121a IT :
Green salted yeaI&calves. to 10 X. -.
Green an or frozen hides. iiio less than green
sailed.
Horse and mule hides large. each. IS. COCA. 20
Horse and mule hides. medium. $40 2! 25
|
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STORAGE


REALTY CoMPANY'S FIREPRooF WARE.
house-storage, packing and shipping a high
grade household goods and pianos our special
ty; clean, separate, locked compartments. Com
pstent and experienced packers and handlers.
The capacity of our strictly modern freproof
building hes recently been nearly doubled,
giving us facilities unequaled in the twin cit:
les, for prompt and efficient handling Of
goods. Courteous treatment for all Visitors
>. welcome. Office and warehouse, 110-112 1st
av NJ One block from Hennepin av cars
. Both phones. ~. go :.
THE BOYD TRANSFER & STORAGE 90. HAS
uneQualsd facilities for packing, moving, stor-
ing and shipping household goods. See our
elegant new freproof Storage Warehouse with
separate rooms and compartments Warehouse
office. 400 Lake st; main office, 46 Sd st 8.
MINNEAPOLIS TRANsFER AND STORAGE
Co. has best facilities for handling and stor-
ing household goods; expert furniture packers;
satisfaction assured cut rates to Paclc coast
and other points our specially. 122 9Th at g..
Both phones. =,
CUT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS 70 CHI.
cago, Denver, Spokane, Pacific coast terminals
and tributary points: best of service and low
Per- est possible rates. Write or call on the Boyd
Transfer & Storage Co., 48 Sd st 8.
CAMERoN's TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Best facilities for moving and storing house
hold goods; expert packers. Office, 200 Nicol.
let. Both phones 1905. Res. phone T. G.. 1924.
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hAfitcpVitS \ hdhlbSl VI Sobi
merce membership. ......$
German-Ame"ican Bank. -.
First National Bank. .....
9ermania Bank ..........
Hennepin County Savings
Bank
Merchants & Manufacturers
State Bank
Minneapolis Trust Company ..
Minnesota Loan & Trust
Company. i.
Minnesota National Bank. -.
National Hank OF Com
merce !
Northwestern National Bank
St. Anthony Falls Bank. .
Security Bank of Minnesota
Swedish American National
DUNN -.
South Side State Bank.
Union State Bank. -.
Minneapolis Gas Light Co.
Is. 10000.
Minneapolis Gas Light Co.
Gen. Mtge. IS, 1914-30.
Minneapolis General Electl Y
Co. SIS. 1884.
Minneapolis Brewing Co
common. ..... ........,.,
Minneapolis Brewing Co
preferred
Minneapolis Brewing Co
bonds ............,...
Minneapolis Syndicate
Minneapolis Threshing Ma,
chine Co..
Mime apolis Steel & Ma,
chinery Co., preferred. >.
Minneapolis Steel & Ma,
chinery Co. common. ;.
Minnesota Title Insurance
d. Trust Co. ......,
North American Telegraph
20. ..............
Northwestern Fire and Ma.
rine ms. Co. ......
Twin City Telephone Co..
FIST mortgage 5s, 1913-1e
Twin City Telephone Co.,
common
Twin City Telephone Co,
preferred
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BOARD AND ROOMS

,, b. BOARD AND ROOMS
~ :. I Offered ~~- :.
PLEASANT, SUNNY, 7 FuRN1sHED ROOM,
with board; modern; desire two gentlemen
or two ladies or schoolteachers; no other
boarders. Address s24o Harriet av.
FOR MAN AND WIFE, WITH REFERENCES,
in small private family, in drst-class modern
house; one Of choicest locations. Address
3977, journal.
VERY PLEAsANT WELL FURNISHED ROOMS
Corner. sunny, steam heat, modern, with
board. 1921 9Th av s. N. W, Main 3442 u.
TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
board In modern dat; reasonable; suitable
for four young men. 14O0 9Th av 8, nat 8.
LARGE SUNNY ROOM, WITH BOARD; VERY
comfortable summer or winter. rs 18th st s..
HOTEL VAN EYcE-ALL MODERN, OUTSIDE
rooms; best of table board. 1924 Nicollet Az.
HOTEL SAN ANaELo-RooMs WITH On
L without board; private bath. 12A Nieollet.
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GENERAL PRODUCE

Official quotations Of tho Minneapolis
Produce EXCHANGE, corrected up to IL M,
Saturday, Aug. 25.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES

WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF THE CELE-
plies. Amateur developing and finishing
promptly done. New England Furniture Y
Carpet Co., corner LIST av 8 and 9th St. -
KODAK AND BROWNIE CAMERAS ARE DAx.
light loading. Buy them OF o. n. Peck Co..
liz 9th Ut s..
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= = - I&j'.7F. To n 5EFalE.fs f&HfI" =
BOARD AND ROOMS -
Wanted. -
YOUNG MAN AND WIFE WANT SUITE OF
rooms In modern private home; desire break
fasts and 6 o'clock dinners; prefer locality
Loring parl to Lake st; references furnished
Address 1894, Journal. 49,,
WANTED-BY YOUNG COUPLE, ONE OR
two furnished rooms, with meals; must be
in private family and in vicinity Of Lake
Calhoun. Address 81. A. Smith, 426 An
drus building.
WANTED-THE LIST OF OCTOBER, By MAN
nicely furnished suite Of rooms. having South
ern exposure. Address A., 1905 Harmon
place. ,&'rs' -. =
TWO YOUNG LADIES DESIRE ALCovE ROOM
AGO, Jotrnal '" @''1
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OPTICIANS

EYES EXAMINED; GLASSES 81 AND UP; AR
tifcial eyes; open Saturday evenings; Sunday
10 to II. Ostrem. 800 Nicollet. upstairs.
JOHN J. DowD, oPToMETRIsT AND oPTI.
clan, optical dept, Minneapolis Dry Goods CO:
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AUCTION SALES

xAVV44VC 1x3020 =
W. D. Gordon Co.,, licensed auotionesrs;
years experience. S25 Guaranty. Both phone
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PEOPLES Unique Theater) -Rey. O. Il. Nor
sl.1ri1i Morning Some Balky People" Soprano
solos by Mrs. Frnncelia Bronson OF Berlin
illustrated song. Popular selections By or
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MoNUNENTs
MEDICAL

MRS. DR.. FLUELLA. MoKRYr SPECIALIST,
No. : 7th st s.; electric and ELECTROMAGNETIC
Gated ,,sweats cures rheumatism. lumbago,
/ nervous diseases and weaknesses Of all kinds;
consultation free, ~. -" -. - ~. :
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HIDES, PELTs, WOOL, ETC.

Totals, Canada. sos, 12e, s56 1879 ..
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LOCAL SECURITIES
MINNEAPOLIS.

MINNEAPOLIS.
Last
Bid Asked. Sale
Minneapolis Chamber Of Com
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LIZ NAM D. -.tI.-. r.
ST. JoHN's-Morning Professor. A. Ramsey 81
nf GnfifS ESthe!se VIII
Thvedt. Rt. Rev. T. n. Dahl, ID, will
preach at the morning service; evening serv-
! Ice will be conducted by the leacons. Both
the Norwegian and English Sunday schools
will meet at 1910.
second Street S)-Rey. B: P: Grimsby:. Morn
ing. .'The Father and His Two Sons: eve
a. ming, '.WiN Ye Also Go Away Services In
Norwegian. Sunday school, Norwegian and
eR Eas1!sh, EsVtAsaoE11cA1 (seven Corner. s,
English)-Rev. Mr.. Petre, DID: will preach
here at 7:45 pm. Sunday. Anthems will be
r rendered by choir of children.
UNIvERsALIsT. -,.s..
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER-Rev Marion
D. Shutter. DID. Morning. 'Of What Use
IS Aef bGisciPLEs Or cHRisT. !.
PORTLAND AVENUE CHURCH OF CHR1sT
(19o2 Chicago Avenue)-Rev. r. i. Rice.
MORNING. The Parable Of the Tares": eve
service will begin promptly at 1880 The
pastor will speak both morning and evening.
EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATIONS
FIRST (1823 Emerson Avenue N)-Rev.zF. h.
Plantikow. Morning, Rev. H. PlantikoM, Pc,
the Lords Supper He will also preach In
- a UNITARIAN.
FIRST Eighth Street and Mary Place)-E.
Stanton Hadgin. Services will be resumed
Sunday morning, Sept. 8. ~
| MISCELLANEOUS.
PEOPLES unique Theater) Rev O. i. Nor
sl.rtll. Morning, Some Balky People" Soprano
solos By Mrs. Frnncelia Bronson Of Berlin.
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DYEING AND CLEANING

;, UYEING AND CIEANlNG
TWIN C1TY DYE WORKS. THE LEADING
French dry cleaners for ladies'. and gents
clothing and all household goods. s18 Nicollet:
STERLING DYE HoueE-French Dry Cleantns,
SOC 4th Az 8. r. C. 1882: N. w. = 40 is.
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EUROPEAN TRAVEL,

PRIVATE INSTRUCTION IN GRADE AMI
high school studies; special attention to re-
view work. Mrs. Bragdon. 1906 14th av Sc.
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SKATING, PULLEYs, HANGERS, COUP
lings, betting, wood and iron working ma.
chinery, new and secondhand. Lsrgsss ttock.
Northern Machinery Co., 217 8 ID Ut, MplS.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-14
MURDERS HIS FAMILY
81. f sr-- A
Tennessee Farmer Hills Wife and
Four Children, Also
BRAINS TWO OTHERS
After Doing These Dreadful Deeds
ChaIbern Mantooth Cuts His 0wn
Throat Prom Ear TO Ear
and Is Q Corpse.

Knoxville. Oct ia terrible anair'
according TO 4 Sentinel special from
Newport. Tenn. was enacted In Cooke
county. Chalbern Mantooth. aged nfty
ysarS q prominent farmer. murdered
hia wife and four OF their children. IA
tally injured two more little ones and
suicided by cutting his throat from ear
TO ear. Mantooth did these awful
deeds at en- early hour this morn
lng.
II Is believed the man became SUD
denly insane. for TO other motive can
be conceived OF why he so wantoniy
ended che earthly career OF his family
An axe was the weapon Of death. he
brained his dear ones. That the two
children he did not kill outright lived
any time Is miraculous, as their SAni's
were crushed and brains exposed
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nEARsr's ACCEPTANCE.
ssys Democrats Must stand Fer ssss
Interests Of All.


Elmira. N. Y, Oct. i3.-Hon. w. X
Hearst has formally accepted the Dem
ocratic nomination for governor. In
his letter TO Chairman Connors Mr.
Hearst says IN part:
. True Democrats must stand with
jefferson and Jackson for the best In
terests Of the whole citizenship. rather
than for the selfish interests OF any
party. class or individual seeking for
special privileges.
The people. beyond any question
demand open primaries and the pass
age OF direct nomination laws TO briFg
the government directly under me
control OF the people.
"The enforcement Of the eight-hour
law IN government work. the enforce
ment OF the law concerning the pre-
yalling rate OF wages 10 demanded by
the people. and II Is demanded py
Democratic principle as old as ths
declaration OF Independence.
Democracy speaks also In denun
citation OF the great Chinese labol
menace which is now revived because
OF the introduction on large scai'
AZ Chinese labor In Panama. The sug
gestion 20 introduce into this country
and 10 employ by taxpayers OF thi
country a people OF low inteiiigenc
and still lower morals Is an attacl
upon the welfare. moral and material
of the American citizen"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-14

Houston. oct i3. = The Organizes
railway clerks on the Southern Pacinc
from vi Paso 20 New Orleans went ON
strike Saturday Recognition OF .hs
unlon and shorter hours were demand.
ed. ofaciais refused. ssventy'nTe are
cut here.
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TWO AWFUL DEATHS.
Man PIunees Under Car and Woman
Takes carbolIe Acid.

New Orleans. Oct IA man ana
woman committed suicide here under
unusual circumstances The man MD
behind a tree near the street car
tracks and dived from his hiding
place beneathe the wheels OF a trolley
car. -,
A woman. Identified as Mrs. David
Book OF Port Gibson. Miss. bought =
bottle OF car5olie acid and drank u
on a street corner. where she died.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-14
20 HEAR ENouisT.
Avs, Explain Why He Withdrew sh'p'
pSrIna Sea Of Japan Battle.

81 Petersburg. Oct l3.-The COM
mission which is investigating the con-
auct Of Russian officers who took part
10 the battle OF the Sea OF Japan , mas
taken up the case Of Reaer Admirai
rnouIst commander OF the light cruis'
or squadron. who escaped to Manila
EnouIst will be heard In tusuneatioh
Of the withdrawal OF his ships o1''"s
the battle
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MORAN ACCEPTS.

BryanIsm and HearstIsm "ust Dc
Eliminated From Campaign.
Boston, Oct. 13-District Attorney
John D. Moran has formally announc'
cd his acceptance Of the nomination
for governor rendered him by the
Democratic state convention. For sew
eral days there had been considerable
doubt as TO whether Mr.. Moran would
remain IN the field He has not ac'
cepted the resolution endorsing VIII
lam Jennings Bryan for the presiden'
cy. which was adopted by the Demo
cratic state convention. He says thai
Organism and Hearstism must be elm
mated from the contest
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No, Allowed to Fight.

Terre Haute. Ind. Oct i3-Poiiee
rreyented the Hall-Sehreek night
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Denial Of Junts.

New Orleans, Oct. l3.-Consui Cen
eral NoyellR OF Guatemala denies -
Is,enee OF a Guatemalan iunia. ~
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FOSTERS WEATHER BULLETIN.
copyrighted 1905, by w. T. Foster@

- 60. n r Oct r,-Las bulletin gave forecasts
disturbance continent - 70 TO- & VAIN Ps coast about
~ cross ,Eest of Rockies country by close oil 40 g,eA1
valleys u TO "a eastern states -. warm wave WIZ -, -
If PocLes about TO- great central valleys 81, eastern % say, &
C wave will cross west of Rockies country about a. great ~
trail vallays -, eastern states 20. - - cool weather one
= , yer cool waves of the month and followed oy
% wave almost as severe Between these two cool wave VII
come great rise in temperatures Aitoge.hei ~"
~ this disturbance will average lower tna usu" ill not
Rainfall accompanying these temperature cnang n ga No
- sa, and comparatively quiet weather VIII peyan; ~
seve1e storms are expected at that time ne % sorb
tres will be the frosts is TO 30 which VIII 90 i1i'"e'
thah uua Oct =, trend of temperatures will be very mueh
s,ad more than the season would suggest ana peop ;,
tion will be above average OF the MONTH O'"e -
weather W Pe'a % warning of exceedingly weather
from about middle of November to end OF Decenpe' d
Ia t G lose heavily by permitting their corn ana cotton 70
remain in the field after Novener IS ana l"lse e w
e % that six weeks of uuusal disturbances the earth
,ao,etic system will very much unoalahSeu. ~ ,k ~
rest nanets including the earth VIII De on one al,
s the ateI Il six will be in conjunction OF nearly
" No, only had weather for crops and live stock may e e
G oS t+S severe winter storms not far from Nov II
and 30 and Dec. II and as
SCIENCE
The b;obes, English scientific authorities are beginning 70
notice tha, great earthquakes and great sunspots @ ~
the time The German sciens % are M ~ d many of them
1srgb and American scientists in this matter ana many
believe there are relations between sunspoS anu T
Foremost in America this subject Is DI d - , storms
H has shown relations between sunspots aud great sois
and the .....5 81, ear,houake re-
5 weather by weather records sunspots by sunspo'
tb aurora bv aurora records magnetic changes oy
cords and then only by using these records 10 nh sUd a
~ the us of these records experiments It VIII De louna %
the changing relative positions OF the SUM- moon au NO h
planets are the of all their phenomena anu s, & th
- ooehe- with the weather records VIII forecast 'ne
weather. .l.-..ot, Lro,vled0e the
s aguetism and electricity and their relations IS an ao
solute necessity.
The bee., 1906-07-12
= PERSONALS Z

Mrs. l.. E. Ashby. of Hanson, was
here Friday.
Mike Cain, of Mortons Gap, was
here Saturday.
Will Sisk, of Mortons Gap, was in
the city Monday.
Thos. Hart, of Mortons Gap, was
in town Yesterday.
n. 1. Toombs went to Crofton
Tuesday on business.
Cleo Maloney, of Providence, was
in Darlington Saturday.
Mrs. Corey and children visited
in Springfield last week.
Will G. Morton, of Madisonville,
was in the city Saturday.
Mr.. w. A. Randolph spent few
days in Dawson last week.
Miss Elizabeth Wise, of Green
vile, is visiting in the city.
Attorney Sypert, of jacksonville,
was in the city Wednesday.
Chas. Seymour, of jacksonville,
was in the city Wednesday,
Mrs. c. A. Croft, of Darlington,
was in jacksonville Friday.
Mrs. j. Il. Tanner, of darlington,
was in Madisonville Friday.
Miss Ethel Ashby, of Madison
vile, was in the city Friday.
N. I. Toombs was in White
Plains this week on business.
Miss Nettie Hanna, of darlington,
was in Madisonville Saturday
Mrs. Mamie Martin, of Darlington,
was in Madisonville Saturday.
Miss Sadie Stokes, of darlington,
was In Madisonvil.e Saturday.
Miss Nora Beaum, of Madisonville
visited in Darlington this week.
DIR. Sisk went to the Silent Run
country today to visit his father.
Miss Barry. of Paducah, is visit
ing Miss Mabel Cough this week.
Miss Minnie Cardwell, of Hanson,
spent Friday night in Darlington.
Mrs. w. H. Harrinton, of Earl
ington, was in jacksonville Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Myles, of Earl
ington, were in jacksonville Satur-
day.
Miss Roberta Indie, of Earl.
ington IS visiting in Nashville this
week.
Mrs. Geo. Atkinson and d daughter,
Margaret, were in Louisville this
week.
DR.. w. T. McNsry, 81 San Jose,
The bee., 1906-07-12

Notice to Chicken Raisers: R4
ll-44 cures chicken cholera, roup and
iimberneck. Price, soc. No cure,
no pay. Sold under guarantee by
ST.. BERNARD MINING Co., Earling
ton.
The bee., 1906-07-12

The Sunday school of the M. E.
Church, South, will give its annual
basket picnic at Lakeside park Fri
day, July Goth.
The bee., 1906-07-12

Lee Withers had the misfortune
to lose his watch this week. He left
it in the pocket of a suit of clothes
given out to be cleaned and pressed.