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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-14
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS

Bn a. 5: AP marrow besns - are t very
more money ne PEE ZEN h s29 2 hSier tsPo.sa
close but are unchanged price Rsd t,inev a1 1'
orr win o6sas sales at 50 a. Sot m i
bush Do fair aqoi to- GOD ssAS g 5oa g. 70
81 do fair 10 goa 81 i 90 o g s ,.S Sh2lss 81
siac tTtIe sour ss o k ~ Ghoee So 5Qg$S 90 DO
California IS az GREEN PEAS Scotch per- bush 30 81 ,s
BUrIT2Fs-ReGeip,s today. III. pkss General trade
ees are abs =, fis'e an f9T the last day two but
Se9sn5 ana na Ms po5. as whole is quite nrn The
sPeGglsiv4 element having largely withdrawn Tor the
nG Nor EsI9res have sent out upward Of 1000 pksa
psgehsse; they have good deal OF stock s under
srea asssd EHGha.ss 5Sa eis sgotaon
Be- ssd ssTas ; 24o 90 rsss 2ia DO seconds SS2oc
i9Q2lo do thirds i7gsc western imitation 90
eytras 2lg2i'aG % hrsts. 1sa9o; renovated extras
i5Hais9 weseTn isdishe:o DO dni sse
e 10 ess aIso do s. t 3 i4 gaiiSiHs stock No
week The Gast the week Ssa 4s fsT
quietly but there has been very satisfactory movement
market continues IL strong healthy shape thought no
Largo cheese especially and generally Reid
for regular trade wants Choice light skins
cable FOR 'e eoo ss St SION: foF White SLOW We d"ie
pss faaeY iso 90 oeto6eT best Ss0rn s and wh,
e3Irsa nsS T.s nsSt s ss sAdI ice
,d EGG 5 fasr , tSSs 7Si5 nate.
sss under q ss66sI m, fresh &
.Sa RSs: 'sIT las'A' f sss9s
few ddRg sales Seh S sna t oa S
unusually s 9e but good stock Be bought
Pennsyyania and nearby selected white fancy soqS1c
2sa24e undsTgrades aoq2r do western drr9s ass
ana so so esonds e do third, $500 Kentasy
40 refrigerator selected choice I9aOc prim.
FRUITS FREsH-Receipts apples are fairly liberal
and trade is Glow; outside quotations extreme
very business doing Florida oranges in ubersI
supply but there Is fair demand in the
comparatively low figures Fancy tangerine5 in fair
g@"e a9d Wnss5P p for The s sraas We
Imperial 81 5oGs4 so; 40 King and sp:tzeabefg So so
% S 90 Ben hf h@y and 'G Ss
no"es Sast; snan sweet " 20 oo1s5 0 DO Green
81 90 s V cod per Sb
ssg a R s1efs gas S4 do pc! Ssrs Quart per
P 6s. per F s2aS .g4 S sSais asa B4
box, seass: KIsloTATs Fl9Iiaa quart ss2Ss
p SAP 1iaa PEI rG crate & sosss g '0Ss0 PP
s-DRfED-There Is very little movement IN
Ss "PR figures % always sun
s n snS No shsnss p sp or
lan9 n liO 90 so Sh9eS Ss Dc a. prime se do
dried. prime fansy SS zee do Canadian sAaIs; az
Ss oPs per lSe n s's psa M 81 SSfs snS h q
iIXaI2c; RLAGKBERRIEs. 19e: RAsPBERRIEs 40
, fn FH SnPsd hG s ss peeled s $50
% PuTEs Ss. sss is s . dc 2e sn.1s I
hops on local market but little further call
Z "a: ss' II
p.im. choice =, 1selso; DC s0%mo1 fair SO
To- si r. rs'aG 'Ssa @ 'E$'
eha s s aN RI gye curing tn. week ha.
been much q hsOsn ug % rim .n6 no
@ iibsl aSy.s ha,e1 FAYE shown some rssosneA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-14
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

\FW'-N Orz. January IL 1ttb
,--rThe coffee market closed the week with prices
g,1tre the recent gains the tone Of the market
Continued "a ms i'm Brazil have lea 10 expectations
f.sr cr0p damage owing 70 the recent cahls
.5sf the trees We're shedding Larger warehouse
eAs have T0irted a better demand FOR the actual
g. ov1nc perhaps. the less favorable new crop re-
-: ard Ire tact that smaller Brazilian receipts have
- ne estimate inadequate crop Tor the creilt
,.~ ana continued strengthening u The statstlCl
ss.- Ru demand has shown comparatively l.tte mol
Ps,-s o. broadening the advance, trading as
-. as been quiet. and while ths trend 81 the market
- 80 distinctly upward net gains ale not very great
s--svs market opened steady unchanged prices 70
--syance ~ > points couple ~ months. European
~ Vere h0ut as expected primary markets firm, is-
% reeips n.ht and warehouse deliveries about double
- vsar's There selling here FOR European
s-f ana scattered realizing These offerings were alb
80 hv q moderate nvestniert demand and buying or
- from recent supporters OF the market hut prices lost
rrial advance reported az the opening and Tho mar
~ closed steady and unchanged for the day. sales
-, reported - 900 bags ot tho EuroI markets,
r,-e was franc Hamburg partial = pig higher.
- onlv change in the Brazilian markets an ad-
nv OF q res Rio. Receipts at the. TWO Brazilian
were 10000 hays against l1ooD last year. ana ths
~ Junaiahv receip,s-3Oeo haas, against 9ts0 last
sr-uhle they NAV he due measure 20 G-tavor-
NJ weather suggested continued light port movement
immediate future. The market for spot coffee
rav with quotations the basis Of $40 Cor Rio No :.
ne range prices in the local market to-day
follows,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-14

NOITtN-Ihe cotton was
saturday eho showed very nervous undertone. There
recently attracted attention and bears some
EheasIneSS ana there also seemed be a little more
genera buying. Several large blocks changed hants
curing the halr session. showing
becoming active and broker seemed
10 be something IN the air. Efforts 10 explain me
cause OF me renewed activity and the advancing tendency
theTnseINes unwilling
the NeW-I TIeans convention
commercial conditions do not favor them were to
passing or the l5c holding
ana the 10 per cent reduction
te bnyns movement but this seemed the most reason
auIe View 70 take OF the situation other the
of1n or the big demand for March also matter on
nlIcn opinion was divided. One OF
Afch the last two days has been Wall Street house
not very Wen known IN hut which has
MINK may De acting for
es@ liners believe that much recent buying has
Mlch could not be confirmed. that cir
GUAR might he expected IN a days indicating n
aee OF position by this Still others believed
NAT the wal street bull party supposed working
N harmony with Southern leaders had been encoaqss
y ts action OF the convention on additions
Is INES Al any rate, everything Offering QUICKLY
result OF heavy realizing and selling by liverpool and
local hears who seemed 20 be determinedy opponr THO
market the tendency distinctly upward The
opened very steady at advance
reported "a arne market. with
Snort interest small Possibly the foreign trade was
house that has usually underest!mated the Weld ~
thing putting the crop 10 SSsi bales The Enslsh
$40. market seernei 10 he meeting little demand
az the decline OF point here were
active irregular hut the market 8, ona 49, -
about lS1lS points hiCher
tSly az "a net advance Of 6gl0 points Sales
Tho range Of prices IN the Incsl r,ara
was as follows: - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-14

reis ., e sessoaTd cearances 70 5000 bar
.Sr ana $4,000 bushels OF Of
osmber oTs esaIances from both dur.nE De:
"s mat ms proportion OF much
40 thsn generally believed. Northwest receipts
Ssv "a, oorp@rsa with ss4 the corresponding
les. year After the regular wheat lost part
US sasanes under realizing O'clock May
ny nc the cash market closed
& 20 ret eiAe elevator end oc.o shoe,
local market continued active was higher at frat
On OK shorts but later of fraotionaly
oeioek basis Tor January being Sac MAY 5IS and
July DISC The Chicago market opened steady but then
a. INTO period OF depression which lasted
ma! n0uT when prices advanced TO abou, point
OF tne day on seaboard clearances Of Bush,
Inc liverpool market was partly sd lower
Iortefs TOOK loads No We quoted SEC new
IN elevator and 5lo afoat; white 81 j. ana No
yellow 81 o afoat OATS-The market for oats
was somewhat easier commission
at ana there were not many buying orders in the
81 Cash oats closed steady at New-York
Mxee 20 TO 81 n. S6s g3Tc; natural white TO 80 10
o. I9o ana clipped white. 80 10 40 70 40f41i nc RYE
n IdrAet nofninali No Western TAO o (
pa tifMarket quiet Feeding quoted 4Ihc and
=, 1ozc o Z Buffalo. RECOMMENDATIONS
STEADY: e21ao nominal delivered New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-14

"a 600 bags ea a iIso' S-eS'
The statistical position Brazilian ooes Is a. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-14

oton Exchange Special Liverpool cabeS-Spot cotton.
FAR business doing sales 500 hales speculation and
export, 5eI American 5000 receipts, 20 all
can; miading upland 6osd futures opened qaiet 3
points higher; closed quiet net 10 points higher.
January ana JauuRry-February. esd February
eodd: June-Juy. cod: July-August osd August
September Cd; Septemt-October. 576f; Ocober-NoveI
be-s 569d and November December. G6d
FLOUR AND MEAI1-Isusi2ess the -four market was
limited 70 small lots OF spring laksrs
grades Mills hold change IN quo
tations We quote FIpUR-Spring patents 81 .0gs3 AZ
winter straLhts S. eoQ$4: winter PATENTS 81 100 81 5O
sIrng clears 50 GFS3 50: 40 winter l0GSS IS
extra No : winter. So s5gS3 10. RYE FLOUR steady
quoted; Fair . good, 81 ROSA choice fancy s. :
- 90 cotSNAEAL steady; quoted; Kiln dried 90 isQS3
as o. brand BAG MEAL steady: quoted: Fine white and
yellow. 81 -; 81 1881 u FIcED-wesern nrru
city irn quoted: Western spring. Sl9 s.;
ding 81" 80 Aour do. SCI -. red cog s23 -.
SO 800 So 30: red Cog s2s 80: hoiny chop s2i 30 bui<
So - sacks. OH MEAL. S3l 30
GRAlN-WHEAT-The wheat msrke. to-|iay. Will.
a narrow aftetr as 10 quotations. showed very
tTr unter-one throughout the entire The
appeared . be % class and were ntira-
lions that Wall Street. operating adverse foreign
news, had been taking interest on the h
eide A3vices from the Argentine Saturtav. via
Broornha - the effect thai heavy had be-
come general while in portions 81 India drouth CON-
planned Of Commission houses bought Argentine
news am also on the estimate that worlds
would he only $4,000 bushels FOR the Europsan
markets In responding 10 the Argentin. rem
orally higher with the exception OF Budapest which
closed points net lower The Liverpool was :
higher. Paris 20 - points and Budapest 70 Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-14

METALS-IRON-The market FOR regular m. ,,r,s-v
pig IRON eert1ates the Produce Exchange ruled
n GU Cash. january and February tiS S0FSlT:
go tsiaSlo %. April May and June si7 askei
., a.. ,-,-'S-sArtHs out trifs easy Decline
80 4uss Provisions recovered aad throu zlout most
session were firm support packers light
80 'lss anu further outside buying Just at the cI6zs
- 49, OF Att!e under realizing Receipts at chi
go, We're 2o.tsD head. Kansas C4,v 30 a., a,
sl%i@ 100 PORK steady quoted; Ness STA Ts.5sl6,
Mi.y Ss short ciear sl5gsI7. BEEF steady, gu5tsS
"a tnlla mess SIS 50gsP BEFI' HAMS sts9tT 5,;7,ss
= 1881 ." DRESSED HOGS steady, quoted: Ran.
Ut MEATS-I7ckled bellies qais, $500, -
S ~ TO- Sac: y n SIC u ~ SIC Picklei sho,Iae9.
at 81 a3 az "7go tekled hams steady: quoted
rISio s.goto LARD barely STEADY. quotei thi-Iso
CITY lara SCg' So Mttie Western priHs. 7oo
Sl9tedi South American. Toe; Continent % S.I
iNE go, 12ihPound hrn; quoted Ga6i.c STTtF-
quoted; oeo. 1Ao asked. c!,y !4ri s,tar,Ho
IL 'E-The southern markets. showed conslderabl, firm
finn Win =, - Q, 'tse and 81. local market Was also
49, Ior me week quite liberal Cuatatlor. ~.
domestic screenings. 9a3c: sao1nt feass
S,sSoi. Jaiail domestic, 4'tGit patna - -
"a 7~9+1-.c ltaIigopn IN bond. @Q2iEc 80
h., - prices for refined sugar were unclaimed
ies. ilgi nm. and th- basis Vas ts,-
80, pc; cent cash for graHuated Prices ouo,ni arc
ne less per cent FOR cash and crsii 4o.,
mould \. boo. cGbes 4.a5c. NAM noxlere5 -!
powdered. powdered ana fruit ISw5stei' g.
extra me anuatet SIC: Eaee 2b oaTtons n t1g.
aiaIc sseAIlated and diamond A. roo cGnfectinrer.
& 20 !. 80: Nos and :. Boo: No 4 aos.
SS3c; NJ 10 $500; No IL Sc: No u 2 So " ~
- ana TO- Sl"o London reported a steady 10 Am ,Gns
@ Dsets with prices fully maintained on tho basis
1StttoIg G.o'sl ana January named al SIS 30 and
February at IS sd The New YORK market was ouet
bII about steady, with centrifugal s8 test gvo,et 80
sugar, 50 test l5-I6c ~''- '''''@->'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-14

Oc.ee cables -Rio--Coffes market firm: 20 Rio
S. exchange 10 l5lGd; receipts 1000 hays; shipments
Il IL United states GOO bags: shipments for Europe
100 GEs: stock Dos geo bags Santrs-Coffee market
III god santos $500: receipts y 600 bags:
Fock i2JS. 600 bags Eamburs-C'unee market open al
gtsngs.; az m was net UNCHANGED 10 = pig high
sGlss 1900 bags. Favye-Coffee market opened
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-02
SUMMER RESORTS.
FOR Summer Outing. Go ID
WaChaDreague. Va.

Natural advantages. similar TO Cobt's
island. The place s0r excellent sun
Bathlng. Fishing. Shooting. Power and
T~ll Boats. Excursions. Hay Rides. Buggy
and public baths ! 0ff square f.et rnree-
story vrrandas. Best possible ventila-
uon ~ bed rooms and dining room we
appeal 20 the common sense shirt waist
people who wish t. keep cool during the
At least one-thir9 ~ tho virginia PEG.
PIE VINO Visit the -seash0re would aupre-
ciate the many advantages OF Wacna-
over ia parties
II any doubt as TO the advantages. send
a man 20 Investigate. and II not as rep
resented travelling expenses Will be re-
funded
For booklet apply %
A n C. MFARS
AFacE..rro. r-Ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-02
PERSONALS.

MESSltS. JOHN L. RADCLIFFE AND
j.. t. Iauner beg leave 20 announce TO
their friends and 90 the public genor-
any that they have this day entered
mo "a copartncrshi3 for the conduct of
S.e business Of general florists ut POS
North First Street In This cffv Mr.
t1atciiue having had long experience
IN 5he store. ana Mr. Tanner in the
S"IHchs, OF the well-knovu firm OF
t"ii9t9. Messrs Mann X Brown they
Eel qualified To give satisfaction To-
nose who cntrust them with orders.
I,y suppl wing only flowers OF the best
pc'iilt. hy close attention 20 the wants
OF their customers ANA lv always an
IcHNot INK 10 merit their good will. they
1'.e 20 obtain fair part of your or
JOHN L. RATCLIFFE.
=. l.. TANNER
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-02
Why People Read Want Ads.

THE RATE for Classified
Want Advertising is cent per
word. Net Cash in ADVANCE
with a minimum cost of 10 cents
for each insertion. The same
rate applies TO deaths. marriages,
obituaries and all other classiiieo
notices. No display type allowed
in the classified columns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-02

q The Society of Satisfied People
was originated by the originator Of
the Want Ads.
y Is your business paying?
81 DO you want boarders?
" How about your cook?
u If you can't answer the above
questions satisfactorily you are in need
OF assistance, and The Times-Dispatch
Want Ads.-one cent per worlds
the assistance that will meet your
needs. A trial will convince you.
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to be
reyou
@r. Want Ads and eI.ca.y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-02
LEGAL NOTICE

CALL OF UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
FIVE PER CENT. 1910 BONDS
INTEREST TO CEASE AFTrL NO
NEMBEK J. 1906
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-02
SIGN PAINTING.

THE BURTON SYSTEM lNC, rrrt.
only large. cheap arf tre- ~.-. r,.f-t-
ers An work geararr.ef -r e.r
Eighth Street 'Phor- l5ir Ei.fa.3,e
Va.
TIMING AND PLUMBING
DO GOOD WORK hND 10 IT
promptly NJ a REASONABLE. --foa --t-
ming, sanitary plum tfr-. e4s etr.-r
painting and repairing ft- roofs "A sna-
repaired T. W UorSFTT - 60 rs
East Cary Street phone 1917
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-02
ANTIQUES.


i-Nttt--I " LECTION OF ANTIQUES
i III" @' verifying ~ rock bottom
prices No SIS East Main 81
BIOGRAPHY.
IfttffNt o. WIS GALLERY WILL,
u. n tN0 ~ew place anS ready for
t.o r.l. Dt'mber LIST at sI7 East
I.tn.a ~tr Hold yolr ticket
DPHOLsTE NC AND MATTRESSES
WE 100 sT-CLASS UPHOLSTER-
l.e at lnr ices. make new hair. felt
.nnNblr nfi nd shuck mattresses. old
tair MATTE .s made over Ike new
LEVY & SIS % West Broad street
Phone
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-09-29
CHAPTER III.

These were the thoughts which assed
through Phyllis mind a. she hurried
along the muddy lanes on her return
from the village. She wa, quite alone. a
bad cold having confined her companion
to her bedroom while Benedict had been
injured by thorn in MS foot. She,
therefore, quicbened her pace perceptibly
as she turned into the long, lonely ave
nue. which led to the house.
1t was rapidly growing dusk. and now
and again a few threatening drops Of
rain fell, in ominou- warning OF the
storm that was 20 surely brewing. whilst
a low. moaning wind -wrpt across from
the distant hills. making the great
branches OF the trees creak and oroaH.
and bringing a shower Of faded leaves
huttering 10 the girls feet.
How dark it was Phyllis surveyed
the long, -hadowy drive which lay before
her with some misgivine- As a rule she
was never out 30 late by herself, and if
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-09-29

Confederate line Of battle had been
with drawn from the leve. ground.
where our division had pressed the enc
my slowly hut Steldily back. and now
occupied the crest ot a low hill that lay
south of us, Here they made stab
born resistance. ANA twice had they re
pulsed our charge upon their new posi-
ton.
The second charge had just been
made, and our brave men. after terrible
slaughter, had been ordered 80 fall back
beyond mskct shot where they now
rested on their arms until Another at
tack should he ordered. or night should
give them rest
Between us and the enemy lay a
stretch of meadow land that. i'm the
morning, had been very fair To- look
upon. Now 1t was dotted all over with
dead and wounded men and horses. dis
mantled artillery wagons. and guns and
knapSackS.
We had not had time rs Yet. to count
up our losses, even In my own company.
hut all of us knew that Sergeant Wat
kins had fallen. the gallant fellow who
bore our company flag This is now We
knew 1t:
General King, Who commanded our
division, had given me personal orders
10 charge battery on the eucmy'S left.
| led my men at Il Gallop up the hill,
and we captured the battery hut q su-
nerior force OF the enemy swept down
upon us at that moment. and we were
compelled TO fall back
1t was then that Watkins fell. but
the flag did not go down with him.
| Wanting both hands free in battle, he
had devised means of fastening the
staff 10 his SaddIc.bow 50 that the nag
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-09-29
Kingfshers as Weathercocks.

There is Il very quaint and old world
superstition in connection with the king
fisher. which fancy still obtains here
and there in remote parts of the country
side. The superstition is this: that if a
stuffed or dried kingtiSher he suspended
by n thread or string from the beam or
ceiling of room its breast will always
turn i'll the direction of the prevailing
wind.
How the notion first arose and how.
IN the tight OF common sense and inquiry.
il has been 50 long perpetuated il * hard
to say; hut il has long existed. and still
exists | have a clear recollection as n
youngSter Of going into humble cottage
i'll the shires and seeing n stuffed king
fisher thus suspended as a weather yanp.
Country Life
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-09-29
Cold Feet Of the Sleenless

When cold feet interfere with SIcrp.
il Is not merely through the feeling Of
cold as such, but by an influence ON Tho
general and cerebral circulation. cold
ness of the feet. indeed is often con
comitant Of Slecplessness. rather than it,
cause. and an incident Of general vase.
motor disturbance. which may be n gas
trointestinal reflex. When the feet arr
cold after hard brain work the blo0d
seems 70 he positively shut off from the
feet. A hot bottle * then often Of NJ
use, ard the best way Of warming fine
feet and procuring sleep is Ia stand id
cold water ard then rub the fee, ary
with a rough lOwel.-St Louis Medical
Review
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-09-29

was always to he seen waving above his
head. And So 1t happened that. when
the brave sergeant fen, pierced 10y a
ban. the flag still waved, hut 1t was
above a riderless and terrified horse.
When We had gained the position 80
which the general had ordered us to re-.
treat, our first thought was for the safe.
~ of our company flag. \ soldier
prizes his battlc-ilag more than his lfc
you know. and would give his blood
freely to protect it from capture or dis
honor. Ours had been presented to us
by our friends at home, and we loved II
with enthusiasm.
Suddenly Ned Barton who had dis
mounted and now stood holding Rocket
by the brdlc-rcin, turned to me and
cried with great vehemcnce:
Captain, there is the sergeants
horse-and see he still carries our
| flag"
| looked toward where he pointed,
and saw the horse galloping wildly over
the meadow where we had lust been
fighting, with the flag flying from the
upright staff at his saddle. Both ar.
mics had caught sight of him and such
a shout as you never heard went w at
the singular spectacle.
Captain" cried Ned again, II must
have that flag II | die in saving it!
Don't refuse me--I'm off - and before
| could speak word the boy was dash.
ing the spurs into Rockets TANKS and
rushing over the meadow toward the
riderless horse. lie had scarcely start.
ed when three horsemen galloped down
the hill from the cncmy's line, evident.
ly intending 10 capture the flag before
Ned could reach IT,
War, battle discipline. orders we're
all forgotten. and then men from both
sides. federal and confcdcrates. crowd.
cd unanimously forward, yelling and
cheering over the race between the blue.
coated boy ana his three gray coated
competitors.
They were all four now within easy
range Of the muskcts from either side.
but no one thought Of raising a gun
against them il would have been foul
murder Frightened at the cl.. nor on
both sides Of him the seregant's horse
now changed his course aud ran from
his purSucrs, SO that their direction
was at a sharp angle with his.
II was a question OF speed and
Rocket proved himself worthy " his
name While the confederates we're
yet a hundred yards away from the
coveted prize, Ncd Barton grasped the
bride Of the riderlees horse and turned
I'm the direction Of ou' lines Dropping
his own rcins upon Rockets neck. he
raised his cap with his left haud and
saluted his discounted antagonists
And then the men on both sides cheer
cd,--thicago Daily News.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-09-29
Morals of the Rand

Africa for long is impossible. Their
health docs not deterioratp. but tbe.-
tone and moral rddcation do. asi2,t-a
thore are good schools II is during tic
holidays thar tie harm is mostly dan..
Their school companions also arc often.
in such Il community ~ JUhaunr.iur.
uHdes irable ia number Of rcsre-.-
Standards Il morality good brecdln@
uprigHtues~ and honesty are Dot }..l.
they are p.tiahiy .ow.-Loudou Lady.