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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-18
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK. May l7-FLOUR-Flrm. Rye
Flour-Firm. Rye-Easy. Barley--Firn, .,itt !,
/ WbeaiaFirm: No. red. s2c; nominal eleYa1
tor Options 161hc. higher. May 92ac. July,
4 Confirm: oN !, 2. SIC. elevator. options I'M
settled at axe. net advance May. 57ac,:
July. s4Xe,: september. 5shc oats-F Firm
Beef-steady.S Cut + Meats-steady; Lard
steady; western prime; ts76 nominal refined Inc
Steady, Rosin-Firm. Turpentlne-Dul and
Rice-steady ENTHUSIASTICALLY: Coffee
Spot Rio. steady: mild. quiet. Futures ~, IN
Sssas ,,H, 2is3sga . 1Ssii
Confectioners' A, s4.s5 mould 4, s4,Ss; cut LOAF
and crushed, IS. 70; powdered, 8 20; sranulated.
$780,; cubes sA75.
changed. Eggs-Ftrm and unchanged. .1crllfb
Frelghts-Qulet and unchanged Peanut5E'
Quiet and uncha nged Potatoes-Flrm EloFina
new, per barrel. BG6. rs; State and Western.
per bag. .292,2o. cabbages-Firm at $l'toaS 10
per crate. e /,
c,ot,onseed oIl-About steady with moderta9 ~.
speculative trade Prime eru az &. o nr ,,s
white, He; prime winter yellow. alc.
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r. 4 rcrrndInp %. rcgstered. J. loaA
~ 8 rcfundinp q. coupon !. /. lo51s
II s "a. reriAte red 1929
i. q. A.. coupon 1923;
u. s. Old IS registered i. !. !. !. I. I. 1924
II. s. Old a.. coupon 1914
u. s. New Is. registered. lxS;s
American Tobacco ~ Observation-Disclosures. ivy
American robacco Gs....,..,,,.. 1888.
Atchtaon general Observation-Disclosures. 1Olsi
%Atchsnn adjust ment a. WV
Ala ntic COAT line Observation-Disclosures. 9oh
Haiti,nnra and 0hio 4s. .,,........ 109h
13ai;in,ore and nhin Observation-Disclosures. 94M
Brooklyn Rapid Transit conv 4s........." y "a
csntrai ~ Ieorsia isl Inc ,................. VIZ
Ssntrsi ~ q eorr1a ID Inc y0H
Ssntrai ~ r eoraia I'd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s9Lt
~ naaneats' and Ohio ihs /, 1854
Chica nn and alton AIS !, wv
CnicaRo, p. and Quincy now 4s............. W..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-18

CHICAGO, sapy l7,-Dry. hot weather in the
Southwest caused a sharp advance to-day IN
the price OF wheat on the locai KEY, y nv
July option closing with a net gain OF ~ lAc,
Corn va sup Nc Oats were UP AGlc. Pro-
visions were 7A!3l2hc. higher
K The leading futures ranged 70 tol|ows.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-18

CHICAGO. May 17.-cATTLE--Receipts S,No
head Market stead, !. he,repa oag
IS; bulls, s3a4.25; calves. se.25ae.D stockers
aid feeders s2.7sd5lo. Hogs.Reeelp,s, ~, ~
ss50Gs. IS; medium to heavy. s5 45G6 % butcher
Weights Ess:50ae;ea; good to eho!ce hsavS, NIX
ed. ss.5d6.5O; packing $685. 7h. Sheep- s;1
ss5; yearlings, : 6G6. IS Y lambs. s5.75afs7b.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-18

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
ia BALr common ana Notwithstanding doing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-18

National r. r. Of Mexico con- 4s......,.,..S g.
N,ye York Central gen. Hs.....''........ , oSfs
Nowt IaPaav Central gen.. bS 1sS;t
Northorn i,ociac a. ...,.,.......... l034s
Eorthern Pacific acknowledgements. 7sh
Sossnii. a nj IVeatern CON Is .......... 100 nj
c,rnaon shnr, Ina refindng 4s............ as3s
pannsv,vnn Ma cony aus 1874
aaI1nu '1.anarai l.. 100st
81 IL n,1 and iron Mountain con. 5s..... 1874
81 7 nuis and san Francico fg. 4s.....,.. ssh
ST, Louis Southwestern con. 4s.."......." ~
seaboard Air Line Observation-Disclosures. 90
Southern Pacific :.,.',....... " al
Soithern Railway" 5s,..,..,..............,. ll7s
Toxns and pacific 1ets............ 2t
roiaHo az H. and Western IS ..............s spE
t,nInr IN c,nc 10 N l04R
fintnd stotaa Steel al 5s,,................ VIZ
Winhe al 1,ah pa fi9ls
Western Md. s.... oo
Wheeling and Lake Erie 4s...........,..... % %
Visc0nstn central
N. and o. Collateral Is (ofrered) .,.... "
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Bay Line to Baltimore.

!; j; j ] !; ]
\ANE& VIA G, ana o. Rwy. and Old Potnts
\8A@A IT, S. NAIL ROUTE.
s&NfEN Leave Richmond via g, apd 81
daily, except sunday. at +. M
III connectlng at Old Point Win
steamers OF Old Bay Line, Iery'
mr. 7;i5 p. ", arriving Heltl;
,o,a s.s A H. connecting North, East and
We.1 For tickets and information apply a
y md a Rwy Richmond Transfer Company
md No $50 East Main Street,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-18

NEW YORK. May l7.-BEEYES r
Bound Tor native sides. Ca nes--Receipts. lSs
read Sheep LAmbs-Reesipts, !, 81 p hsa" e
snrinc lambs, S Is per head; choice Jersey, ".
Hog a $50 head all Tor aaughterers
except a few head Market nomlnally easier
PITTsBURG, Pa, May 17-cATTLE.-suppp,l;y
light; market steady. Choice; %. 1oIe;oo;
active, Prime heavies. ss.76@6. 80; medium. and and
workers. stc pigs :SomS So fS
,wethers. Il. 7oG5SO; culls and common s?oOQ9
a.6o; lambs. s4,50a6.oo; yea calves. ss,6oa7'Vv
Msrket. steady and uncha ne ed. "a Cattle-Steady.
Tiar 10 good shippers. ss.s5aa:75; eonmon.l SIS
as o. Sheep-Strong at $5dA.bO, Lambs
Strong at IS 5O6lS60. ..FtFs 3HF ,al}5st l2t =
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS,

4 rhicaoo5 r /. and Pacinc r. r. 4s........ 75ts
! Ehicas g. p + and Pnc#R r. col. 5s... gOh
| r ana 81 . Louis nen 4s........ 1C3!S
Colorado Industrial IS. series A............. y
Colorado Industrial IS. series B.............4 ~
Goorado ard southern is.,,,............... y3es
Svha ~ <. - = ~. .!,.-... l05H
T,apso.e ~ III c:ranic II 100
~. aecmrities Ia ,,,.,........l... SyA
VI. ,,r,n. n hn' ~ - :,,.,.,......... 1Ul
=, ~ rr.nnnra AZ a. J>s
iincLtn - ''VhIlcv ins 107A
1nSan 3. 49, .....,,..,,,...,.....,.....,i Yt
Japan a. ii 9sH
Japa ~ - ps'3I HI ~ .,,,,.,..,...... W
Jnpnsn a. csriiGcates .....,,........... S4h
japan rs certificates I'd ,S ~
Manhstian con. rold 4a.................... lolta
r r ~ ~ "a Il ~ b
MexIcsn central 1st Inc. I'm
j 1.tn.1A ~ a. nuis II (offered) o. l
~ ~ ;nl aii txon... md Tesa a. ,......... ~.
Missouri Kansas and Texas 2ds............. ssls
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FOR NEW YORK.

Via Night Line Steamer. Except saturday
making Connection In Norfolk with MAIN Liza snS
S Wa,te nu,'q ~. at 4. M and and Ghesa,
pesks 4 Ohio ny atS u ar y; an auada =, II
MNn nnrIt With Nain Line ships sailing At "
n Tickets sos F.. Main Street. so
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-18
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET
Richmond, Va, May H. 1906.
QUOTATIONS. ae
CATTLE MARKETS. 4
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
- fEaIea AT Union Stock Yarda.)

- Richmond, VA. May, Il, 1906
Report OF the live stock market for the wee week
ia 1ste s ga 90 i, few bac. iale
totgood. 494Ac.; common, '3A as,5e, E hest-eeTs'
s,aT3stc.; medium to good. 3gsAc.; = common l.
2KG2s:c.; best heifers, 4G4hc. medium 70
good, s.AgaXc.; cows and calves, &sodla.o % per
head; calves. as1te; extra. 1c best sheep !, og
best hogs, 6G6Ac.; common to fair. sGSHc.;
sows and stags, a4G4hc.
Prospects good for all kinds OF stock Tor next
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Seaboard Air Line Railway.

S:4o x M.MNorlina y and intermediate sta
t!ons, charlotts Altar, b'rm'hsna'
go p, M.Msavn nnah.5 jacksonville and Flo.f
%1 rlda points ,,r,,,,. Al,
il 100 p. MO savannah aSksonv'diles: =; y.
Northbound Trains Arrive Richmond Daily;
$40 A.. M,,#4:Bs P. NJ. $50 !. NJ @8 Il
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= - 10 = 77-'7II -t-III
STEAM BOATS
aid DOMINION

NIght Line for Norfolk.
Leave Richmond every evening Ssoets
Ash street, g. Fare sso oae way
trip Including stateroom berth |, meals, VS.
zach, Street Cars to steamers WHAT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-18

FIRM. NJ spring wheat sjas5ss; No, 8 7ste
No 2 yellow, Ole No, oats. 3!si No. Z
white, siGsse, No, . white. aa% HSS, No 10
rye. dc, Good feeding barley aoq4Ihe;;, A.
Prime Timothy seed, not quoted. Mess pork,
per barrel lard psr od lSS od poshh aS
Clear Clear sides (hoxed), 50, eoTsso. Whlskey, basis
e 10 cloyer contract is sTnae
SSaIrIes isHtl7e. Egss-pN,s,: at mark. cases IN
ciuded 5ai5lie. frsts -Rle.o prirs, nrsts,
leisc. extras, lshe. Cheese-steady at 9I5Gl oc'
BALTIMORE, MD, May l7,-F1oUR--F'trnl;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-18

Richmond and Petersburg Electric Railway,
Car. leay4 corner q Seventh md ~. P 6apT,
Limited ca:, b:N p, NJ. daily, excens SUNDAY cr.
Cara leave Tatersburg !, foos q % 1S:ss r.:
II Las. car ii:lo P, NJ. Limited car :: ls - - !
All cara from Petersburg eonnecuNs 'N'ss'I i
nnond cars 4 4ltitst8sg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-18
LYNC11BURG TOBACCO MARKET,

Lynchburg, VA May 7, 1905.
Sales of loose tobacco on the I.ynchburg mar
ket for the two weeks ending May /, 1905.
reported by John, Y. oglesby, q Lynch's Ware
'g Sold w ending May 4th. $4,000 pounds;
sold week ending May llth, 1o! 100 pounds; IN
crease for the week ending May 18th. 53,lO0
Sold from September l. 1905. to May II, 1905.
1881 600 pounds; sold from September J. 1904.
to May II. 1905, ii,l67,?oo poundsi Increase Tor
1906 l63. 500 pounds a
THE receipt sthe past week were heavier than
for the past two weeks, Much OF The tobacco
about as for the past several weeks, The re-
port from tho planters are that there Is no
damage to the tobacco plants by the frost OF
tta ST. week.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-13
Doctors Are Pusllsa.

rhe remarkable recovery Of Kenueth
MclveT OF Naneehoro Ne. Is The sub.
ie,t of much interest 10 the medical
fraternity and wide circle of friends
he says of thia case; 'Owing % severe
Inflammation Of the throat ana Goa.
g's'ion of the lungs threc doctors
gave me up 20 die, when. as last re-
sot ! VAS induced 20 Try Dr. Kias's
New Discovery, and am happy 10 say
h saved my life" Cures the worst
soagaa aad ee.ds, byonshitis toast
hiiA weak lungs, hoarseness and IA
grippe Guaranteea al J. C. Perrvs
drug store, salem, Oregon. 5oe ana
sioo. Trial bottle free.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-13
School News


Itigh school
Thv high s.iio,a hau won back uao
lcst pirian,lu in ha.krfirH. llsih teams
were victorious Tir giFis wun by the
hre.st srsro bui t.o hoya plsyssi tllo
prviilo.s gaius THIS ,laur, lines tha
girls up fm ths siaiu championship
which ihe, via have if they lhrfraf A.
halg in tl,e eaHniug masvh. n thry
lpossa tho oDnaaw game. haVing wun
over Ailait omr the championship
viii rat a. briv,un Altany and aa,
lem. Tlnt WA l.n making a god roa.
or,l heing ne hnt ysar che girls h-yo
put out a tenn.
Tia pubao euiofi.'i nmoni given D, che
iAousailaorss arsl pi,sunes sociniiss
iHf nsiay oyrniug aas oun of che
mas airc.usful r,,nts of ihr ,saf. aud
was woil aiirislei rhe pragum was
a ioitthy uud Iu,srefa,g oun The
lras'aug ulmlsr evrr -slsinars hy tho
orohssira, gfa quariei. seuiurs hoys
qaaFiei, Vgsal a,ios % E.ia savage
aul MaFgueiia Mela. nadines by Mar.
el,oriio Osirauicr anal Eha Thnmas.
uni cnuac dahsgae hy the neusasi b.
~ ssciciy Erwg m-mboF received
much apIAiiirs, a1,i s.NoTal uoFc foro,si
to ansssr enooFse After the onfor
iaiuusst a io.ui husiucss session wus
esnod by Rsa utisv president of tho
nemsihens ana the nau,e of 'rra.
yoiaau" was oiassan fer tho sssiaty
iaii, iu hunar ~ rrof 4. A. Tnaveg
To oououot ~ a. cyouing Showed tho
en- hsay,lle q,sit 90 esia, betwesn
e. sseiciiss. Inut whiic a kecn riy.
a'sg eatss phlch ruompis ibe hesi -
foris la aue uasst. ,ri wih il H. thc
usssi fItenay f-a,ns. au.i uo iiugo of
hItieruce
To ehruical spIsrstns aal materi,l
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-13
FRANK pAvRY,s cARn

I am a candidate for the Republi,,,
nomination for representative m "a.
Legislature. ] have signed "sta.sms,,
No l." because trust the maue, a
the Republican party ami have faii
in their patriotic intelligence. I mad.
a record for economy In clerk hire ssl
other matters in 1908, and for ,aSa.s,
Of franchises aud corporations Of whisA
I feel proud, and wish 10 repeat Il I,
Republican voters wish It an right Il
not they must leave mo out.
FRANK DAvEY.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-13
oIvs. IIsalth. vlsor and Tone.

Herbine is a boon fof sutIerers from
ahaomia. BY its use the blood is
quickly regencratcd and tho color be-.
comes normal The dropping strength
is revived Tho languor is diminished.
Health, vigor and tone prcdomina,e
New life and happy activity results.
Mrs Belle II. shriel, Midilcsborough,
H., wfitcsi ! have been troubled with
liver complaint and poor blood, aud
have found nothing 70 benefit mo like
llerblne I hope never 90 be without
H. I have wished that had known
Of it In my husbands life time. SOC.
For sale by d. J. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-13
Torture BY savages

"spsaking Of tho torture "a which
some OF the savage tribes 10 tho Phil.
ippiues subject their eapiiyes. reminds
me of the intense suffering / endured
for three months from Inflammation
of tho Kidneys" ays W. N. sherman,
of Gushing Ne, "Nothing helped mo
until ] tried Electric Biiteu, three
bottles of which completely cured
me. +" Cures liver complaint, dyspepsia,
blood disorders aud malaFiai and re-
stores the weak and neFyous 20 robust
heaith Guaranteed By }. q. Perry,
druggist, salem, Oregon. Price, SOC.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-13
oallfornla FoWn nun..

santa Rosa, Cal, March i3-rhc lit.
tio town of Guerueville, In the heart
of the RosiWoo,is, and the sammor resi-,
teneo OF thousands Of people from an
over tl,o state. Was visited by hro o,rly
this usoruing wlah Destroyed the Grand
ocutrvA hoiel anl other woo,lan buil.k
tnes in ti,o business setiou. The los
is sle0t $4,000 its origin is mys.
tce,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-13

bas arrived az h-i. Profc.sor smith
G,eut saturday unpaeking aud INSTALL.
iug u in iis propw place Tho chomis
cry ciaHi win snou take up laboratory
Work now, which win b. samcthiug ga.
tiroly new fof thn high school. Tho
phyairs ckss u oon.hiciiug laboratory
v'rk aiong tho huo of uaing The dn,r.
rri sealra AMI moasurva Mr. smiih i
inusruiing parts Of tho physical gcog
mphy work with spccimrus from bic
ovn conoction ~ mincrais, which b.
brings to sohoni al they arc nos.t.l.
lie ai-i I,rpmccl charts 90 show tho
oauso of tlas I.rssrut cold spell from
uho vsafhor buroau, ani explained them
% tla olaHs Hs takes advantage ~
oycrything in tiat hno 10 make che
work ini"rrsiing
hr Eplay annnuurol DO the music
riiss that uoxt Mou,lay tho uote books
via Do eollosio,i, ani au oaamiuation
d. given Tho cla.s L. SOMEWHAT "a
,ar.icl by uot having books 500. rhay
arc eoiug to ho ssni for soou aud che
regular salA iakvn up.
Tho seuiars mot Man.lay eycuIng in
tho puusipal's p rpom, 90 further dia,u.s
rlans for thrir commencement w,ek
arai hnal iss,o of he Clarion. " AR.
Mnrlaiio n,a,lo a shoft a,llross 20 ths
cass anl told uacm chat oH account ~
tho htonea of tho .sason. aud che
gnsit amouui of vork already ou hanls
t'.ey wii bo excused from writing gra.i
uating osa,s although q l. a doparture
from che or'iinagi hut thsy viA he "a.
r-'cts.l % vork 10 make Ae hFat formal
gra'iuatiou a. the high school az brl.
lant a. po,ssl.le
rho puIals hcglnniug ne study u
u.,iie,1l history are rcquiroi 90 pre-
Iare papcns on uopies sssgr,i 81, the
toarhsus connrci,i with the wvrk
~'aich Ji'oy vih hc nsquireJ 60 rssd Ia
turu to tho oiasa
feo Ispcrs w,uc roa1 30 tho Ameri
can hisoap- class Yesterday. one GA
''r, lor. % hy Malso Magne.s au,l oas
au "Whliam Honry Harrissn" b.
,Hon Niics
NE exhibition oah.ncis aui vahimes
n tic hah that were az tho Lewis AMI !
ark fain stin prove a. he d source II /
uiorest to the Su.hents There i
,aray lame during intormissioa that /
-svrTal s,u,hmis are ma 90 he socu
'tud,sug the woEk. 90 booking AZ The
lraUtngs. Ihoso cascs eannol h.lp bui
'o of lutorcs D. any VISITOR
rhe ate pian ~ leiting the gir,s uso
40 esst saiTways doe uot couaict IN
20 lsoa VITA the gru,ios aud has
'reyel ii@lf 90 he a great cornwall.
uoA
fsan hcsaug Dsicm IA che ueW builA
ng has proy,l itself equal b ths pFos-
az oeAa weathor, BY keeping tAe rooua
ouaostally hsatcA ani koepinx ne
n ai tAo sa1ao time fresh. A. Nag a.
BE- fan rons ne air u boand q bs cAanr
~ ana oauuot gei ,l,se aal ssliFy, a.
does With otheE systeaA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-13

In order % give the people Of salem
"a oPPoEiuuity 70 see tas beautiful
country soeth Of salem, and 10 see the
development being made By the com
pany, the Gtineas' Iight 4 Traetio.
coupaay viii Fun sKsursiou oass 10 TIA
rock quarry south q Oda Fsllows'
censtery, leaving the wnlamstts Aots,
a. syea Aours Eaioy q ploasant ria..
aad ses fos yosrsslf a.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-13
sure Cure for Pusa

Itching pile produce moisture ,sl
cause itching, this form, a. vel a,
blind, bleeding or pro,ruding piles sr,
cured by DR.. Bo-san.ko's Pile Remeiy.
stops itching and bleeding. Ab,o,bi
iumora soc a jar at druggists, or ~,
by mail. Treatise free Write NJ
about your case. Dr.. Bonnko, PAlli
dolphia, Pa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-13
Smiles

Every horss tlat y onirrcd h not
uccossari1' Ia thc race.
.Muimptcty of candidates never
hurt roally strong candidate ia a 20.
litical hgit
Portland has much inhammablo ma
torial outsi,lu Of political timber, II a2
hne alarms in 20 hours is any in,hca,
tiou. but iu both ca.rs mostly faso
alarms
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-13
Again the Grenada

oue Of ths most flexible photo mounts
You ean got h,en az Troyer-Crouise
studio. ThHas sizes
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-13
Eat Drink and Re Merry

And YOU can gct tho best groceries,
toas coffoss AMI eannsd goods az Ra.
gans groep5 taa Court strcys. Phone
$50
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-13
This wamsr Won't LAST

So gut your hsi spring suit or dress
rrady now, viii make q look like
now. Albert Shaw, 4sp Court srest.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-13
X-RAYS

The valley slept Last night in a clean
white "nighty."
Half an inch Of snow is not much.
but that is an the Portland papers are
making so much noise about
Three fires IN four minutes was the
record iu Portland yesterday, and 70
wasn't official firing of policemen, eth.
or.
Seven degrees below freezing point
Is pretty cold weather for Oregon. but
back East that is che Kind that comes
along about pumpkin huskiug time 4"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-13
New Edison Theatre


Performance 20 begin with the bSas'
tiful molodrama Ia four acts Fcpls,i
with apcoiaiics, ensiilcd
"A FARALER's CURSE"
Act IA Farmers Curse-Seni ne !
message from hono, sweet home,
s'ttss. sss.ss o., O.. -, 4, 1aAlqa
Act tt-iie Il my father aud will
protest. him for Maria Miss Wilna
song and danco- Mother mother
mother pin roso on me.,,.,,,,
fftffsss fsfF tstsss dohh NaeN Y
Act lli.-You can't bribo the IrA
Merry monologues .,..,. ,,...
,.,,,. %. To-, Pearl aud Cassidf
Act IVA fathers eursa meiis la
a ,aughter's lovs
MATINEE SATURDAY s Pm
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1906-12-14
$667,5OO OF ROCKE.
FELLER CASH
Goes to Col
Ieges.
To Get 1t the InStitu.
tiOnS Named Must
Add Enough to
Make Fund
$2,67O,OOO.

Announcement was made
was made yesterday that at "a
meeting on Tuesday of the
General Education Board which
has charge OF the John ID.
Rock kfeller foundation for high
cr education, tie following Zap
propiations wero made; Law
renee University, Appleton,
Wis. $50 600: Drury College.
Springfield, Mo-, $50 600 Rich.
mond Va, $3.50 600; Washing.
ton and Lee University, Lex
ington. Va, So 600: Iowa Col
Icge. Grinnell Iowa, 500 600,
This makes a total of S667,
800 contributed. from the in
come of the Rockefeller founda
ton since the gift was received
IN October. 1905. III s. gifts
are made conditionalIy, and
when the conditional are raised
the total contributed for the en-
dowmcnt of colleges will be
~ go 0OO.
President Harry Il. Hudson
OI the University of Chicapp.
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The Globe.

IN THE UNITED STATES
COURT FOR THE w ESTERN
DISTRICT OF THE INDIAN
TERRITORY AT MUSKOGEE
Essex NJ. Keys Plaintiff, VS..
Caledonia Keys, Defendant.
No. 1o'2 Warning Order.
The defendant Caledonia
Keys, is hereby warned to ap
pear IN this court within thirty
days and answer the complaint
of the plaintiff, Essex NJ. KEYS
Witness the Honorable VIII
liam R. Lawrence, Judge of
sald Court. and the seal there
of, at Muskogee, Indian Terri.
tory, this the 9th. day of Nov.
\. d., 1906.
II. =. Harrison, Clerk.
Patterson and Lilly Attorneys
for Plaintiff.
Brown and Stewart Attorneys
fpr non resident defendant.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-28
BRITIsH LIBERALS AeITAIED
Peers BiGht to Veto Acts of Commons
May Become Live
Issue.

LONDON, Nov 27.--The intensity of the
political feeling aroused by the House of
Lords treatment Of the educs ton bill found
expression today in an emergency meeting
OF the general committee OF the National
Liberal Federation at which resolution
was adopted urging the government TO take
the drastic step Of totally rejecting the
Lords amendments to the bill and to ''reso-
lutely determine that the present Parlin
meut shall not come to an end until steps
arc taken to bring a final arbitrament,
whether the House Of Peers should any
longer possess the right OF veto on the
viii of the people as declared by the House
of Commons"
The meeting was the largest and most
representative Of it's kind which had as
senbled during the last twenty years. The
speakers warmly denounced the action Of
tho peers. declaring that the House OF
Commons should not waste another dag in
considering the amendments to the bill.
which should be returned to the house of
Lords without debate and that the liberal
government ought TO apply the only
remedy which must be drastic and hnal.