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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20

rR1GG sf11pYARD EQUIPMENT. CON
siDtinE Of machinery, TOOLS storo-room
supplies. motors rs II.-P. to 100 H.-P),
peltinE (Bingle and double leather).
shafting, pullcys, hangers, etc. Lumber
ana nre wood cheap. Address 8. NJ.
IoMLlNSON, shipyards, Richmond. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20

FOR SALE--A NOVELTY GAS RANGE
with five burners. Apply 2l5 South
Cherry Street
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GAS AND OIL COOK STOVES.

US; we have them from zoe. and higher.
HARRIS HARDWARE CO., 4Oy East
Broad Street.
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FOR SALE-ONE BAY HORSE, KIND
and gentle; not afraid OF anything;
weight 100 pounds. Can be seen at 3l5
e. Ninth Street, Manchester, Va.
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WANTED, TO COMMUNICATE WITH
several parties who have horses to past.
iire: have good shady grove and goou
water, With guard fence all around
pasture Address *. $3.50, this office
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HOW CAN YOU FORGET us? SUITS
secured and press, 575c.; Ladies' Dresses
y s25 North Fifth Street. Phone 1862,
4 Richmond HI; y 5s 5.as555 ssy 5s 81 *
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SEWING MACHINE TREPAIRINa.

makes cleaned and repaired. Parts and
needles furnished for any machine.
Wheeler g. Wilson and Singer Sewing
Machines sold on easy terms No. 94
East Broad Street,
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have anycexceilenta patent big money
maker, taken out in UnitedsStntes and
& Canada; want capital to promote same;
an interview will convince you. Address
. PATENT. Box 20. III.
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a DISTRICT MANAGER w,ANTED;
one that can interview bankers, bust
ness mon, DOCTORS lawyers. aatc y refer.
ences required; big money for the 4, rig ~
BORDEN MFG CO., q Thames Street,
Z. Navy York. Ne
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LAWN MOWERS.

KEEN KUTTER LAWN MOWERS.
bail bearing, triple genred: absolutely
guaranteed. The mower that won first
prize at st. Louis Worlds Fair. HOW
ELL BROS, COZ E. Broad.
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I AM LEAVING THE CITY AND WILL,
sell my horse. pheaton and harness;
to drive. Apply at SUTHERLAND'S
\ STABLE, 3 North Cherry Street. ,9;s
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MONTHLY SALARY OF $500, E1.X-s
penses and a commission for satisfac-l
tory man with $1,000 cash, us sales man
ager at Richmond: right man with cx-;
ccutive ability and a clean record can
make $1,000 or more per annurn. Address
I Mr.. CATeA1ON 30S Wabash Ave-. Chlca-S
( II
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Thinning AND PLUMBING.
UPHOLsTERINGA AND MATTRESS
MAKING l.t

ing of all kinds at low prices; make
mattresses Of hair. felt. cotton, combI-
nation and Eshuck: 4 old mattresses made
over like new LEVY & KASS, q West
Broad. q Phone 1896. gits
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BECoME INTERESTED IN PORTLAND
cement construction Send for the
monthly journal, Concrete; s1:oo a year;
sample copy 10 cents. CONCRETE
PUBLISHING COMPANY 8 Home
Bank Detroit, Mich.
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LAWN MOWERS.

long grass; our Lawn Mowers will do
the work. See our stock Of Ball-bcaring
Mowers. ELBA HARDWARE CO.
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RELIABLE TYPEWRITERS OF ALL,
standard makes, sold at low figures on
o ons y ena TIE; TIE paympsn1y EsTantSsa
\ CHANGE, No, COS East Main Street.
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IF YOU SEE ANYBODY WITH sToCKY,
healthy rose bushes there Is no need OF
asking where they came from. as they
got them from MERIT ROSE co. Es y
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STOCK OF SHOES FOR sALE-65oo
pairs OF shoes and 500 hats TO be sold at
ones as a whole or In part. Apply to
Il, II. TRAVIS & CO., Danville, Va.
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UNSURPASSED COFFEE AT TIE
T. Crown Dairy Lunch Room. Eighth and
Broad. *
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COFFEE I. AT THE
Crown Dairy Lunch Room. Eighth and
Broad.
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HARVEST CAN. SAVE YOU 20 PER
cent. on Harness. Come and see my
complete line, w. G. SMITH. al4 North
Fifth.
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COLD WATER PAINT.
sum N Err GOODS.

LAWN SWINGS, 81, LUXURY HAM;
mocks. 1926 Freezers, Croquct, Lawn
Tennis, Baseball goods. We are ready.
Are YOU? HARRIS HARDWARE CO.
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FOR SALE, AT SEVENTY DOLLARS
(s70.00), an entire baking equipment,
ty-sx plates and pans. Apply at Sis
North Sixth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20

A PHYSICIAN, RETIRING Fkuhl
practice. wishes to dispose of some
standard medical books. Address d 800
care this office.
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FURNITURE MOVING.
SLIP COVERS AND UPHOLSTERY. :
GOLD AND SILVER BUYER.

WANTED, OLD GOLD AND SILVER IN
any condition.; highest cash prices paid,
or viii give watches, jewery silverware
in exchange. a. NJ. MEYER & BRO,
jewelers.. No. 523 Broad Street, Rich
mond. Va. 5s
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CHEMISTRY.

SOUTHERN DENTAL ROOMS. OPPO-
site the poStoffi :e.' Phone 1895. E1am.
ina lions and estimates free. -
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FOR sAIE-BURIT WHEAT. THE
kind that makes hens lay; $l.05 per 100
pounds. W. j. TODD, 42e North Sixth
Street.
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5000 TO LEND ON DIAMONDS AND
Gold Watches at New York rate OF In
terest. N. II. JACOBS i& SONS LOAN
OFFICE, 1720 East Main.
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KEEN 7kUTTER TOOLS.

KEEN KUTTER, THE BRAND OF
quality. When you buy a Keen kutter
Tool you buy the best. A complete line
a at HOWELL BROS, zoe T.. Broad.
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TIE BEST VARIETIES AND THE
best Rose Bushes In America. $l00 per
dozen and UP. MERIT ROSE CO., w.
Grace and Cedar.
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IS, 600 WILL BUY8sAs THIRD INTEREST
in manufacturing Sconcern: guarantee s
per cent; with or without services Adj
dress A 294, this office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20

WE WANT EVERY LADY TO KNOW
that our cultivated taste, our long and
new imported and domestic stocks OF
Wall Papers Draperles and Upholstery
Goods. including Guild Hall Tapestry
for slip covers qualify us for all work
in the line Of housefurnishing. N ri.
DAHL & CO., 10 East Main Street,
Phone $685..
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DON'T BURY YOUR MONEY IN A SOCK
or hide It under the floor You are apt
TO stay awake thinking about burglars
Deposit 1t In THE FIRST NATIONAL
q BANK. Richmond. Va, and go to sleep
with the knowledge that 1t is safe.
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

Wy MAGAZINE. INVESTING Fob
Profit" (Which III send free) is worth
$40 u copy to any man who intends Il
invest any money, however SMALL WHO
has money invested unprofitably or who
can save s. or more per month"; but wht
hasn't learned the art OF Investing for
profit. It demonstrates the real earning
power of nnoney--tle Knowledge finan.s
cicrs and bankers hide from the lnasses,5
1t shows how to invest small sums and
how to make Them grow into fortunes
the actual possibilities Of intelligent {in-y
vestments. 1t reveals the enormous
profits bankers make and shows how
one can make the same profits snfely.s
1t explains how stupeEro,,s fortunes are
grows to- 10 sSp w, - intrndce nv M s,upo
a2ine write me now, mention this paper
and I'll send 1t six months free.
EDITOR GREGORY, u Jackson Boule-
ward, Chicago. s4}tts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20

HOTEL md 7RESTAURANT1 BUSl-
rooms; centrally located on Washing
ton Avenue. next to Schmel. Brothers
Bank, Newport News, Va. Party has
good reasons for selling and intends to
dispose of 1t at the best offer within the
miss Il good opportunity. Address
REYNOLDS BROS. Newport News Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20

TO TAKE NOTICE WE
have just unloaded a car each of TEN
nessee" and 'Thornhill'' Farm Wagons.
You need a new wagon. Call. W. X.
BACHE &. SONS. 1406 East Main Street.
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TRUNKS AND BAGS. !

II We CLOSED UP OUR CLoTHING
branch and only run a trunk, bag and
suit case store, we couldn't run a better
i one than we do now. All the new inno-
lvations in things for Observation-Disclosures
to be had only at BERRY'S-are here,
ready at all times and running cloth
ing store, too, enables us to sell EN-
cheaper 0. II. BERRY & co.
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WANTED, TO BORROW $4,000 ON SU-
burban property. 22S acres worth $4,000.
lat 6 per cent. Address B %. care this
toiIice. 4
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EXPERIENCED REGIS TERED.
Druggist wishes to purchase an entire
drug business or might buy half from
+ one who Is not druggist, Address A.,
1881 Main Street, Danville, Va. y
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WANTED, "A GOOD MILK cow STATE
price and quality of milk. Address w.
I. j. T.. 33229 South Laurel Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20

EoR sALE-A HANDSOME BREWSTER
Victoria; been used very little; sold for
want of use. Apply tow. c. SMITH q:
CO., 3l4 n. Fifth Street.
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RENTED. 50 UP PER
month; typewriters. repaired; lowest
prices consistent with hest Quality Of
work. THE TYPEWRITER EN-
CHANGE No. Cos East Main Street.
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TYPEWRlTERs.,

FIVE PENNIES WILL BUY EAEMPF'S
Soft Cream Candy, 10 North Ninth
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STYLISH oxFoRDs.

TAKE a GLANCE AT THE SUPERB
style of our Crosset Oxfords. They
are perfect dream. PARRISH BROS,
81 West Broad Street.
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PATENT KID.

BURRo JAP. PATENT KID SHOES ARE
the only Pat. shoe sold on guara ntee
on the market. Sold by PARRISH
4 BROS, 81 West Broad Street.
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SAVE MONEY.
ICE CREAM.
HoTELs-NEW JERSEY.

LLEwELLYN INN, ORANGE, N. j.,
combines advantages of tho country,
with easy access to New York Twelve
mles) Special rates for tho summer
II. HERNANDEZ, proprietor,
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wANTED--A DOCTOR! OR ANY NUM-
4 Der Of doctors, ito call at 1406 East Main
and examine our Doctors Phaeton. 1t
is stylish and will stand hard usage.
Price will please. ". Is X. BACHE &
SONS, 1405 East Main Street.
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WANTED, TO BUY HALE INTEREST
in some small business, orwill join some
some business. Address Il. 466, care this
office. ~ 81 1Es.i y fStt ,t7 iFt as ~
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SCREEN DOORS AND WINDOWS.
HARDWARE.
M EDlCAL.

CUNNINGHAM's ELIXIR OF LIFE,
800; .Cunningham's Royal Remedy. Soc:
Cunningham's Blood Purifier. 800;
Cunningham's Digestive Tablets. 15c.
JUDSON CUNNINGHAM. The Drug
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FOR SAlEI-FIVE WELL-BRED FOX
4 Hound Pups ono and three months old;
two Setter pups, and one partially train
H ed Setter 10 months old. ]. r.. WALL
] Nc, Leeds, S. G.
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a WONDER. 1MILLIONsf.IN IT. NON
-retlllable bottle perfected, your &oppor-.
delay. Write =. IL. II HOWARD, 1 N adi-
son Avenue, New York.
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BIG BARGAINS IN DIAMOND,
Watches and Jewelry; largest, most re-
liable. RICHMOND LOAN OFFICE,
Ninth Street. s. Bachracl,.
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THEY FLY! THEY FLY, WHO FLY?
Flyproof Screens. Then die. said the
fly. Carpenter work done also JOHN
FARRAR. No. al4 North Adams Street.
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TYPEWRITER SUPPLIES.

BEST TYPEWRITER PAPER, RIB
bons. carbon paper, brushes. OH, erasers,
lowest prices. THE TYPEWRITER Ex-
4 CHANGE. No. COS East Main Street,
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WE WANT YOU.TO CALL AT 7o3 EAST
we have the largest and best limo Of
Trunks and Travelling Necessities in the
TREE & "aRo:. Trunk and nag CO.,
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PAINTERS AND DECORATORS.
DENTISTRY.

.sCHREAlP. S2l NORTH FIFTH. RE
pairs and makes umbrellas to order,
. Phone him..
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TRY US ON MACHINE REPAIRS AND
new work We have a modern eoup
nlent and employ only expert mechanics
Cast-iron hrazing. STRICKLAND MA.
CHINE CO.. Twenty-fourth and Main,
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UNION TAG ON EVERY BAG OF MA
HOGANY BLEND TOBACCO;s Rich
Inond made.
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS

Buggies, Surveys and Runabouts;1 steel
45 tire and rubber tire. Call and make
your choice. Our leader is a beautlful5
top buggy for; $50. Big value. W.sIl.i
a BACHE & SONS. 14o6 East Main Street.
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GREAT MAY BARGAINS IN Is Show
Cases. SOUTHERN BARGAIN HOUSE.
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COFFEE AT THE
Crown Dairy Lunch Room. Eighth and
/ Broad.
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PARRISH BROS. SELL THE ONLY.
& Guaranteed Pat. Kid Shoes on the mar
ket: the tops are guaranteed not to
break before the sole wears out. PAR
IRISH BROS, 81 West Broad Street.
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ALBEMARLE SWEET CIDER BY. EAR.
rel or carload; also manufacturers OF
for prices. GREENWOOD GRI3T q
Z CIDER MILLS, Greenwood Depot Va
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SOFT CRABS. HARD CRABS. CRAB
Meat, Sturgeon. M. LANDER, 3 East
Broad. Phones 1Ss2-1so5,
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CREAM. 8PuFFs. 2oC. DOZEN; ,RaIsIN
Cake, 1215c.ys pound; five pounds Layer
Cakes &c. each; six loaves Bread for
25c. DRINkARD'S,@ 423ia NJ. Sixth ST..
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OF SENDING YOUR LINEN TO THE
NEW YORK LAUNDRY, and you won't
have to swear when you put your collar
on. Phone 541
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
WE SELL AN ALL-IRoN BED. WITH
Mattress from $40 UP. OSTRAND-
Frs, 900 w. Broad Street.

I Machines before you buy. vertical lift,
also the side delivery windrower and
buncher;. works on any mower. Postal
!, for catalogue. r. c. HOENN1G1IR &
BRO. Gnc.), 3 South Fifteenth street.
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SCREEN DOORS AND WINDOWS.

OUR PRICES ARE REMARKABLY
low. If your doors are odd shape We
con make one to fit. ELBA HARD
WARE co. 5.i
The Topeka state journal., 1906-05-14

Chicago: Gables were lower this morn
ing on account of larger Russian ship
ments than anticipated. The market open
ed rather weak, but there was good buy
ing Immediately after the opening and
prices were advanced very quickly. There
is still a good big shortage to be covered
in the May wheat. Until this is out of he
way believe It is dangerous to sell July
or September
Chicago. Gables on corn were lower
but the market was reported inactive and
barely steady. Purchases of corn from the
farmers on Friday and Saturday are re-
ported quite large 1t is very evident the
shorts IN May viii do everything they can
TO get the corn in Chicago for delivery on
Nav contracts. Every market note. and
small scattered buying Of May found
very little for sale Local shorts covered
the July and September trade and Is very
light
New York. Stocks have been strong
this morning Copper has made another
rapid advance I do not. seen how they
can advance this market very much fur
ther under existing conditions. The trade
is largely professional and the commission
houses report very little investment de-
nand.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-05-14
NO STATEHOOD AT ALL.
Congressman Murphy Says That It Is
Dead.

Washington. May 14.-'eTn my opinion
statehood is dead
This statement is made by Congress
man Murphy And he adds, mot only
dead for this session but possibly for
next session or this entire congress"
Mr.. Murphy says it square out and
does not dodge about It. The usual
plan is to gives information but not
consent to use of name
There are many in this class of keep
ing under cover. They also have ter
Tible fears Especially is this true
of the Missouri and Kansas Republi-
cans in the house who could have pass
ed the senate statehood bill when it
came back from that end of the capitol.
But under the direction of President
Roosevelt and the pie counter threat
begin to suspect that they have been
fooled" All claim to have really be-
heved the president would keep his
promise and finally pass the bill. They
got II from Speak ker Cannon who was a
common carrier from the president.
Now 1t app that the beef trust fake
and other -double-Cross plays have the
right of way and statehood is to be
So believe the members Who voted
against 1t and they are now to go home
and tell the people that the president
misled them.
This is the feeling now and those who
voted against statehood are in trouble.
They are working for the bill just now.
They fear the pie counter cannot satisfy
the people and that the ~oODle viii re-
fuse to be pleased by the excuse Of
fered.
Because of the possible closeness of
the coming congressional campaign, and
the fact that the six representatives
from the proposed new state of Okla
homa would be Democrats, it is not
likely that there viii be any statehood
bill at this session of congress- said
Sam Powell who has been interested
in territorial affairs at the capital for a
long time.
II was talking with one of the con-
ferees, a Democrat. and he told me they
had not yet reached the main conten-
ton as to whether New Mexico and
Arizona should be admitted. He ad-
ded: Il would not be surprised If there
is no bill, and am sure that the peo-
pie in the territories viii not be. The
only persons who are keeping in COM
plete readiness for something to drop
at any minute are the senatorial candi-
dates; 1t is likely, however, that they
would not be chosen just because they
are professional candidates.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-05-14

anti-railroad records of the Democratic
nominees.
Cherryvale. Kan. May 1z.-Joseph
NJ Aoldren was renoninated for the
legislature by the Republicans at Lib
erty Saturday. The following resOlu-
tons were unanimously adopted:
resolved. That this convention re-
quests its nominee to vote for an anti
pass law preventing the giving or re-
cely1ng OF free transportation, a state
primary election law, the election of
United States senator by direct vote or
the people and instructs him to resist
to the utmost any attempt to repeal
the protective oil and gas laws passed
by the last legislature
A resolution instructing for Curtis
for United States senator was tabled BY
a vote Of 58 to ,.
The Lawrence Journal, while It has
not followed the policy Of the Law
hcan ticket, is not inclined to be very
enthusiastic in its support of the Re
publican ticket. 1t says that 1t can't {
pretend to be satisfied with the state
ticket; that it has not approved the
methods to secure the nomination or
certain candidates, and that it has not
been in sympathy with the movement.
to secure control of the convention and
unhorse leader whose offending was
that he insisted upon the rights of the
people,
The Lawrence World. which was ac-
cused of all sorts of discreditable mo-
tives for its opposition to the Repub-
subject:
The position the World has taken
in regard to the state tickets brought
a prolonged howl from the local or
gan of the railroads Through that
organ the local railroad politicians
charge two things:
They declare that the World was
not bribed to take the stand which 1t
mas taken. 1ncomprehensiblei Awful
but true. In the second place. they
declare somebody other than the
World got the rake off in a Doodle
deal. This. no doubt is equally true
probably nothing but an unexpected
purst OF modesty prevented a yet fuller
confession on this point, the railroad
organ telling the exact amount it got.
The World is proud of the fire it has
drawn. It is proud of the fact that
the stand It has taken and viii take is
not d1ct9ted by local corporation repre-
sentatives, with plethoric bank ac-|
counts, standing ready to pay the cost
OF keeping this paper on its feet so long
as 1t servilely obeys their dictates. It
Is proud that no candidate for Office
has promised or hinted at bestowing
favors in exchange for influence The
World owes no politician more than its
plant IS worth. being free from such
obligations as bind its captious Jour
nalistic critic. The World was not even
promised the local postoffice if it would
help to land some particular politician.
Can the corporation critic who assails
the World Tor being honest truthfully
make any one of these statements re-
garding himself and his paper?
The World has only one regret in
this connection: the criticism mention
ed was given such limited circulation
that it had little OF no value as adver-
ising. But the World really doesn't
need the advertising, for the public gen.
orally knows that this paper is the
only paper in this field that is in posi-
ton to be absolutely Independent and
to voice its own, real opinions without
consulting anybody and without fear
or faver."
The Topeka state journal., 1906-05-14
BROKE UP IN RIOT.
Dowie Meeting Sunday Ended With a
Free-for-AH Fight.

Chicago. May IA meeting over
which John Alexander Dowie presided
at Zion City Sunday afternoon was
broken up by number of followers of
the opposing faction, assisted by several
outsiders, and before the crowd dis
persed a free fight occurred
Dowie was addressing the audience.
numbering about 500, and made the
statement that the overseers of the
Voliva faction were thieves and robbers.
At once a number Of those in the au-
dience were on their feet shouting, NO.
no, you are the robber; why don't you
pay your debts?" The disturbance be-
came 50 violent that a Zion guard was
sent to restore order. The guard took
hold of an old. grey-headed man who
was I1udest in his demands for Dowie
to pay his obligations. and this was
signal for a free fight A dozen men
seized the guard and were about to
drag him down the aisle, when Glad
stone Dowie and Deacon Arlington
mounted the platform and called upon
the audience not to create a disturbance.
and to take their seats.
After quiet had been restored. Dowle
again attempted to proceed with the