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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-08
History's Hero and His Triumph.

FIisfory's Hero and His Triumph
The International Sunday school Les
son for September 9 is, Jesus en-
1ers Jerusalem in triumph" Matt.
21. LII The Golden Text is,
Blessed is he that cometh in the
name Of the Lord" Matthew
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-08

The story of the triumphing power
of the gospel may be read in the life
Of every converted sinner For it is
plain that the truth that is making
new men must inevitab bly, make a new
world.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-08
NEWS AND NOTES

The Dowager Empress OF China has
given $500 to assist medical work
in Picking.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-08

In Johannesburg, South Africa, the
agents of the Bible society were last
year asked to supply hfty-three diff
ferent translations Of the Scriptures
In q II one case. that of an .Icelander,
did they fail to produce the desired
translation.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-08

The King of Siam has issued DEGREES
for the suppression of the powerful
gambling system in his kingdom He
has also abolished slavery, established
five hospitals and a royal school Of
medicine, placing all the hopitals but
one in the charge of medical mission
aries.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-08

Look for the light that the shadow
prOyes-=Anon.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-08

The greatest war in the world is the
war between the heel of the woman s
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-08

The best victory is mastery Of self.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-08

Natives OF the Cannibal Islands in
Melanesia now engaging in pioneer
philanthropfc work for the other is
lands seems a somewhat incredible
condition When the people of Savo
Island asked that teachers be sent to
them, four volunteers from Florida is
land. formerly one of the most savage
settlements, responded to the call.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-08

Delegates will meet IN New York
city in November to discuss the .fea-
sibiIity OF the federation of the
churches OF all Protestant denonaina-
items in the United STATES President
Re osevelt has been invited to preside
at this conference at which it is ex-
peetee that representatives Of all de-
nominations TO the number of seven
hundred viii be in attendance
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CONTINUED On Next Page-1
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-08

~ IJNDREDS of thousands Of !
persons have seen the large /
picture The ConQuerorss
which was exhibited at
the Chicago fair and has /
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-08

San FraIzeisco . Cal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-08
PRESBYTERIAN.

First Experimentation street
between Eighth avenue and Ninth street
Rev s. s. Estey. PASTOR residence. SD
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-08

Islto the most difficult and unlikely
realms of heathenisn1. where degrade
ton reigned undisputed Christianity
has gone and established true homes.
pure living, and enlightened stand
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01

per carrier slgs1 so: do Norfolk. s9sl 50; &C North
Carolina. sisi 20; Mississippi fat case SNSl 70;
DO GeorsE per carrier SlGSl IS; do F2riea 'SSfi =;
DO hothouse, Fer 10, io912e TUIsNIF jersey rutAo
per bo 81; DO white SoGI5o; WAIERChEsS' per l"o
HAY AND HAY-steady trading was nosa-
bic feature OF the last week. and the favorable daily de-
and can be much aseroed to the attention that some o.
tbs under grades have obtained by the limited oer1ngs
prime and No /. which though making steep prices Tere
absorbed. Straight lots OF No ready sellers
and No has gained quite unusual line O. local call
This Of means fairly run OF quality In>
sessions OF the week likely 20 be abridged by the
holiday besides this time distributors and private
avoid carrying account OF the
risk OF fire crackers the ndiscrnate OF other
patriotic powder New hay Is expected to be har
vested in about weeks that OF Canada week later
bales 100 n e2lzc: No s71a@eOc: No 715@s25e
No 65TOc; shipping, 5SQ6Oc clover mixed best COG
oSe: other 50q55c; clover. clear 5Oq6Oc sTRAM-EeI
cepts for the week add smaller than last week. St
the supply has been sufficiently abundant to keep prices
and straw in reported at the Produce Exchange al
to-day: Hudson River Railroad. 15O Erie, 45e
Pennsylvania. so; Delaware Lackawanna & Western. co.
Lehigh Valley. 140 Central 60 boats
140: total 1850 tons: for week. S.610 tons last week
6sO2 tons Receipts Of 80 tons; for week. go
TONS last week, 10 tons Exports Of hay in bales for
week For Liverpool, 636; Newcastle 35O3 Hull 1895
Leith 404; Havana, 1885, juan TO- Bermuda, 124s
Porto Rico %. Trinidad 80; Nuevas. 15 total 12 1S7
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
ano,e. IS so,aa.. rune t17 his rur. s17as7 2s q

quoted as fooes: June SIT bia; July slT9sl7 Is; oo
MolaSsEs 1HD sYRUps~continued warm weather.
cos.asa with hs usual END Of the week cute g%etnTss gse
aowever steady to hrm for both moasssS and sgTups
Orleans open Kettle 5oassc sYRFs. common, ltql5c;
fair i6ai7o: good isQ2Oc; prime. 22Q24c fancy
oil was 9uei and without mgOFfS1 me- bs
July az S5c 100 November az Sl'sc and goo at 81 &C
ported demand recent prices We quote
P5iiadepha 75o bulk zdSc rensd cases New York
@ @ 6 Ta'e a s e ec water
white, cases New York $500: philadelphia ~ 9oc
anrnst ' sGn SS8sd sep,ember S6k ascstc; October
ss9ssazo SSye@ber si4S8isc and pecember, 3lH9
3l5sc prime white Ale prime winter yeaSoS dlc
town raw. ssGssc: Calcutta, raw. CSC LARD OH"
PRov!sIoNs-The hrmness Of live hogs strength IN
s sITT be ss So6 s gaSS % S escons under profit
taking close Chicago receipts we're 1900 hogs
saneas cy r9r had oS aRd Omaha @ sco
sis Sss1s SS sS s S Quoted Mess IS 5G8
ag5 5S sSi BEEF 81 9a'ffs IS 0ieG O quoted SO sc
$22 DRESSED aoGs.st.ady Quoted a., BaSSns S sefSi T
AEATsPeIed bellies fr@ Quoted; sm9ins' lcss lS5sS
SofeS rs HuTsf at City 5c coun
se59ssoc nominal City lard STEADY: quoted at az & S5sc
nent s2oc Brain kegs 10 75c, COMPOUND quiet quoted
at 6BQ71<c. STEARINE-Quiet- Quoted: oieo. S%@Sc;
RIcE-Wire advices from the South indicate fairly
good sales at full prices. with the markets
quite steady local market showed stesdi-
ness, with good jobbng business Quotations follow
Domestic scresnings @8ssc: second heads Is. 5g45e @
heads. 5 G6c; japan. domestic 4sq4$e; a Faatna Dag
SUGAR-LdbeTa Withdrawals refined sugar out
standing noted, with the maret firm
and rehners holding the basis of 46Oc, less per
cash granulated Prices quoted are net less
per for cash: Cut loaf and crushed 4Oc mould A.
Bose: cubes. 495c; xxx powdered 4s3c; powdeFEsa'
powdered and fruit powdered 4SOc Eagle contee
TONERS granuated. 495c Eagle coarse and extra fine
granuIated 4sOc: Eagle l cartons II bags and ID
bags granuated, 4.S5c; Eagle hne standard
granulated ana diamond A. 400; confec0neTS A. 4SSc:
No Acc: Nos and 3, 44Oc; No 4S0c; NO o. +%oc;
No g. 42oc No Z. 4.l5c; No 8 4lOc; No o 4ooc; No
s5c London cabled a quiet and steady market for
sugar beets July quoted IS Sd The local
was firm in all positions with very little
except higher prices ana the general undertone
OF firmness here. well in Cuba Duty PAID
prices quoted follows: Centrifugal 96 test $3.50
21S2c; muscovado 50 test Sac and molasses sugar.
50 test 25sc.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
OTHER MARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

East Buffalo, June 3O-CATTL4D-Recepts. 100 head:
quiet VEALS-Receipts $50 head; dull and 25c lower
at s. 29S6. HOGS-Receipts. 1900 head: active and
higher; heavies mixed Workers and pigs 81 10qS1 IL
roughs So 20G$6 80; 81 5OGS4 49, daTies $6 9O$7
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 200 head; sheep slow:
Cincinnati June SO-HOGS steady; butchers and ship
pers, Sc s5; common $5 75GS6 80 CATTLE slow and
weak fair to good shippers s. 25dS5 TO- common S2q
81 so SHEEP SLOW So 25G$5. LAMBS slow, SIS 75Q$s.
Chicago June 3O-CATTLE-Receipts 600 head; mar
ket steady beeves S4QS6 10; and heifers 81 25
S. TO- stockers and feeders 50 O6S4 65; calves SS6 %
HoGS-Receipts 600 head market for best strong;
Mixed butchers So 45a$6 S2s; good heavy SO IOQ
s6 rough heavy Sc S5G$6 50; light s6 450S6 sO pigs.
IS 659$6 40; bulk of sales. $6 7o9$6 so sEIEEPRe-
cepts. 5000 head; sheep So 4O4S6 25:
yearlings. S69S7: lambs. 50 25dS7 20
Kansas City, June 30--CATTLE-Receipt l, 600 head
Market steady; choice export and dressed beef steers
IS 40qS6; fair good 81 254$5 So Western fed steers
81 5OG$ 5 stockers and feeders 81 5Qs4 50 Southern
steers $3Q$5: Southern 50 251$S So native cows
calves 50 5Oa$5 So receipts the week. 10000 head
HOGS-Receipts 5000 head Market strong top So 67ls
bulk Of sales So 6QS6 e. heavy S6 65@$6 6s packers
SO 609$6 671s pigs lights IS 75dS6 65 Receipts for
the week, So 100 head. SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts.
600 Market steady; lambs S6GSS; fed sheep and
yearling $69$6 80; Texas and Arizona clipped year
lings. S69$7: Texas and Arizona clipped sheep $50
s6 Texas goats. s. 25G$S 49, stockers and feeders
So 25@$5.
Pitfsburg June So-CATTI.E-supply light; market
steady: choice. 65dS5 so; prime, s. 4OG$5 60 HOGS
Receipts Hght market higher; prime heaves SIS1 %;
mediums 81 10$7 Is; heavy and light Workers 81 LOG
81 IS; pigs S76S7 o. roughs, 50 jOd$6 SHEEP-Suppy
light market steady; prime wethers, s. Sd$S 0 culls
s3Q$4 lambs S4a$7; veal calves. So 6oqS6
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York, June 80 1908
BEEvE+Receipts were 10 cars. 166 head all con-
signed direct slaughterer. No trading live
weight to-day; feeling steady Dressed beef dull and
changed 1aShc per - for ordinary choice native
sides No later cable advices from London Liverpool
Exports from this port to-day 1000 cattle and $500
quarters Of beef
cALvEs-Abont 500 stale calves we're sale at Goth
street Very little demand for the stock offered, but
sellers finally managed TO clean the pens Good fresh
veals rated steady buttermilks wanted
to choice veas sold at So 5as6 per 100 lb sales OF
outtermks reported City dressed veals slow at 649o
10; country dressed 4QS1kc
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, S01z cars. 1922
head. including direct 2715 the market
making. with stale stock 3O1s sale. all
City. Sheep dull lambs extremely slow
and 5O@75c lower About Il cars were unsold at the
close Sheep sold at S4S4 90 100 ~ lambs at 81 5
s So Dressed mutton slow at sg1O5c per fh dressed
saes-Newton Co: 253 Tennessee lambs SO n aver
age at IS 80 100 ib 292 Virginia do GO 10 s.; 260
81 ~ at 81 so.
McPherson & CO. 256 Virginia lambs 6s 10. at IS so;
Sl do S 10 at So 2 2es do So ~ at sS 49, 220 do. 65
n al IS 15; 233 do. 73 10 SS 1914 10S do IS 10 at
S. so Virginia sheep. 1O4 81 5O do 81 10. S4
Kerns Commission Company 264 Kentucky lambs 65
10 at So 25.
Rabenstein Harris CO.. 25s Cincinnati lambs 66 10.
at 81 25.
HOGS-Receipts 342 head; 4 car on sale.
no transactions reported; feeling firm.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, June SO.-Weather had turned favorable
for spring wheat to-day, and nothing but good
could be heard Of the outcome of the winter wheat
crop. These were the conditions under which the
market for that cereal ruled heavy to-day and at
the close added about to the previous day
decline for September delivery.
There were five cars Of crop Kansas No. 2
hard received here for which 1c over the July price
was bid the holders held it &c above the bid
price.
Corn was firm and higher under the influence Of
good demand for next months delivery. Monday be-
ing the first available day for the latter. AT the
close July corn was up 14c and September 15c over
the previous days final figure
Oats lost on realizing sales a material gain they
had at one time Of the session.
Provisions closed slightly lower for pork. but sc
higher for the nearer deliveries Of lard. and 745c
higher for ribs
With the weather offering no excuse to force up
prices wheat to-day was still under pressure As
liquidation by discouraged holders further weakness
resulting from such selling Part Of the early loss
were nineteen cars. with fourteen estimated for
Monday.
concession in prices early. but later the
ket became firm and all cash offerings were taken
up by shipping and Industrial needs Local receipts
were sos cars. With 615 cars estimated for Monday
The oat market opened lower and was char
acterized by nervousness. Shorts were active buy
ers, but holders took profits on the advance later
There was fair amount of trade. Local receipts
were 1S5 cars. with PAS cars estimated for Monday
Shipments hence were 100000 bushels,
Provisions had a firm undertone. The better feel
ing in the hog market and the lighter receipts were
the strengthening influences. The good cash de-
thusiasn1 July pork sold at S17; July lard sold from
IS 43 to s. 9 up 20 20 g SO & To- IS S22 July RIBS sd
head and prices at the yards were steady shade
higher.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York June 80 1906
SDFFEEs-Th coffee market was very dun TO-DAY
saes ior the cay being reported bags but
y spite OF rather disappointing European and
oe1oencg 10 take moderate profits
bplng longs the market showed generally
enc AIter opening unchanged closed unchanged
e points higher with prices the hgn point Of
Nesk aho oi the current upward movement. To-davs S
sfaclng ended the crop in the coffee market Cnt
ne visible supply statement available and Mon
cay cable rom Brazil reporting today's receipts exact
1soh 81 the seasons operations extent OF the
crop VIII not he available, but enough is known TO ind
cate that the has been 10 $50 Rags against
little under 100000 bags season and 600
rags TWO years ago It also that
pos supply has decreased about
season while trade interests claim
INTERIOR both OF this country Europe have not in
erased curing the but 10 the low level
Nney were supposed occupy beginning Of the
year lhe outlook for the undergone no
nanse during the week The
oy some of the Brazilian authorities
lEate caoles nave been received claiming
nc an nonerent quality, and Of
ess n the tade claim that the large are not
sosuheo FliVate adyces from Brazil during the week
nave put rather serious view the vaIorizaon
pan and u IS considered probable recent ad-
vance IN the market has due 70 expeca-
nens that the lillian government will steps
eHNance the price of coffee
Sop rex season is discounted and that the
sequeny- viii be susceptible complaints Of damage
sufnInef and autumn The market coffee was
steady- with quotations 77kc for Rio No
follows ' - 49,
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01

IOEION--Ihe cotton market advanced In
te race OF generally beaFsh
changed prices to advance
cisny on the near positions
talk OF a July corner IN the
to the hal1 session in the local
ca1es trading having been
session. The market opened steady decline Of
points on the months and points lower 20 point
higher the which good deal better than
due on the disappointing cables
SOUTH bearfsh weekend figures Of
rnerce report placing the crop at g OF
per cent above the figures month. there
y IS perv little cotton for sale, when
ore q IRE locsI brokers tried
openiT figure. he forced
neiore found seller Later POO
ana closed AZ that figure The option in New
leanS was very firm and from n the
opening 10 1129c, later breaking
again before the close while good deal
gossip clTculatng here corner in fhA Southern
Iafkef IN which connection big Southern oersfora
s7totn ana taaFne, mentioned
no oelIhfe information advance
o 4o9Sc 3or January here offerings
we market saEged of few points new cro1
months nuL showed continued closed
ny couple OF points of from best on the new cron
lncntns while July closed e The u,eeu-e1d
Igures made rather showing
Sfe visible supply Of being
fr the week against 97Os1 bsIes for 5s
safne week last present visible srr1vi.,
american is given l.T430sI 995
teles last year The weather clear Dee-ir
SECTIONS OF the belt with Temperatures seasonabIe Ga
ane range Of contract prices local market da,
vas as follows: ~ @Ae Uo-oay
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
NEg YORK PRICES.

METALS -IRoA.-The market pig iron certificates
M sproduce ..SccaSe .ilc5 duh featUfe'ess
unrEaagd 2f1ea - t9es STANDARD foundry Gnees aie
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01


SAFE: PEA; & e ssss e Ia;5 800 Goo 5s@s
saIes tor speeuiatn 100 1000 200 o
ET0-waEdsa !, -. 5000 e3ee9 5000 42SS6 SS
Imports, American. s1.V0 1900 e5000 S60S0
s,asl ,, aGtGai i,! .-e9o leS9 5000 99o9 5000
Stock. American .e8soo0 G5seo9 1900 ga 0SS U5S
1soa Aerosa aosa 5SS @ Ssceo 1890 1890 ssSSS sSSS
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
se sEgPFt @ go receipts 2oo0 an llddling up
near ard points higher distant months closed quiet
on Ton o.,TiobDs D D ID eF on near and Iacha1ged @
55Sa3 20 20 4usst-september 6sq5 G9d
FeEn6eTDecenber and December-J snuary 554d; Janu-
ap ana g apri 5sa 'os' 3d. March
usual halfhoday chaTacteT 10 change IN Quota
% 50 S as 49, nT ga'faf Dafen s. SS ssS4 So & wpfr S5E8
clears So s5a$3 81 extra No winter. 50 1888 90;
ueed FAR 70 good 50 asa 90: choice to fancy. S$ as5
ss, 49, aT - z Quoted KIN KIN dried 81 500
ana yellow, 81 2oasl 20: oOaFse. 81 19asl Il FEED
sle % standard Tniadrg $40 IS in 100 n sacks -four
bTsn $50 Su sacks niddiine t21 t 5og
es5sV re- dog So hominy chop. SO . bulk: $23 45
s nsr s cosa showing fS Ts's aSsa e oays to, 5s
cline at l2 o'clock. During the next hour very
vas quoted s75sc sep;enfef size ana beoember TSE
t from he ToeH. bGish ssons Sesnse esT5 sro1 IN sH ~
os as ns IN rom he WoSwest bSs ItH %ssth5 az %
etect on The market n fact the trade in
winter wheat sections and sold rather freely ali
ihe forenoon There a decline Of IA I'D In
able~ and BroonhalI estimated that worfis ship
Tc~n's would be about 100000 bush compared with
Al2600o bush the previous week: the authority
cabed that weather in France drouthy prices
Teckoned az about import basis early Tepo,
fon Duluth TIE eject that bush Of wheat had
cen sold for export later denied. Weather
hons winter wheat satisfactory. in
'he spring wheat belt favorable crop than
81 tine past. Outside markets especially tile
Northwest. weak bears weather
galn nominal with prices quoted follows: 40
F'aiush @ostc No Northern Manitoba 0IAc 0
..Sos; tsoFS-The only evidence OF weakness n corl
gict around the opening. whe prices dropped
I'd sogcV:ag decline Whes: Immediately after
rard. and Tor fke balance of the session. the
ne curb there continued strength of undertone
further advances West market here a. o'clock beng
59c July, 5Sc September
ecernber There was covering shorts through
light interior receipts good
and continued firm spot situation The weather
remained favorable. Cash in New York nominal
losing follows No corn C0'ec elevator and soc
aaaaf; 40 2 white. Gle. and No yellow. 60isc
developed good deal n strength to-day. and
generally higher a. the West. being also firm here
rash oats. which were quoted follows track. by
ssgnps Mixed 20 30 10 431s Q4ic; white
80 = % -. z4g4Gc ard clipped White. Is 10 80 10 is5ic
RYE-aariet dull No Western. Csc nominal. 0
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
Excursions.

Also Tickets Only wherever railroads run or
steamers sail, and all at lowest excursion rates
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01

THE z MIRIAM CoYRIERE AGENCY. $50 5th ave
New York city. makes speciality OF conscientiOual,
furnishing parents full information Of good schools
instructors IN an branches. Established 1856.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-07-11


These beautiful days should be an
inspiration to every one, and especial
ly to those of us who are fortunate In
living them out of doors and having
an opportunity of taking in their de-
licious air and rich color. We have
always found it hard to be patient with
those who could not enjoy farm life
''The work is hard. Oh, yes and SO
IL any work that a man or woman has
right to be satisfied with, Lonely,
with the companionship of wife or
husband and children and with the in
finite variety of life that represents the
mind of God all about us? What bet
ter company OF course there is
wretchedness in the country as we'll as
in the city and it is mostly of our own
making in both cases. The writer
lived in town till he was "of age" and
on farm since that time. He has not
yet had moments regret for his
choice, nor had wish that his chill
dren might enter higher calling
There is no higher.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-07-11
No Improvement.

In one of the Sunday schools in
Maiden, Mass, recently the teacher
Of class of small boys inquired of
each one if he thought he had been
a better boy during the year. Each
answer was in the Affirmative except
one little fellow about eight years
old, who was conspicuous for his ST.
lence, The teacher put the question
to him second time, when with con-
siderable earnestness he replied; II
am just as worse as ever was
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-07-11

1t is now the busiest time of the year
for the farmer and his horses and the
care of the horse should not be neglect
ed. A proper currying and brushing
daily pays. 1t removes the filth from
the surface of the skin, and improves
the coat; and most of all the horse
needs is proper food. Corn, when fed
exclusively, is unfit for a work horse.
There is nothing better than good oats.
When the farmers learn the difference
in the values of different grains, this
country will have better horses. For
horse hay, timothy with little clover
is just what is wanted. The horse
should be watered regularly and not
worked to excess. Do not try to do
three days work in one, for it never
pays
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-07-11

May is the best month for corn
planting in this latitude. 1t is best
not to be in too much of hurry. as the
earlier, the damper the ground will be,
the corn is liable to rot and will grow
more slowly. But if planted when the
ground is thoroughly warm and warm
weather presides it will grow very
rapidly The ground for corn should
be very finely cultivated Corn is our
main crop and any point of cultivation
should not be neglected Do not be in.
too much of a hurry. 1t does not pay
to plow the ground when too wet. as
il Injuries the land and slow progress
is made There is no profit in work
ing in the mud.