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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
"a I3anort ed by Grad dock " ones, Virginia.
5s1D 81, TOBACCO MARKET.
T(Reported ny Dibrell Brns.)
h N5la..l, .DanYil lie. Va. ID .lHuRt Is. 1906.

Tho sales have been very light this week,
with but little else than Sprimings on the
breaks. and an occasional lot OF old tobacco,
which lis generally common and often dnm zSed;
closely, notwit hstanding the undesi lily q
and the small ntaTe1 Is
Sentersd the ssssai
that there be good weather for several weeks :
to 4 insure good error. 5F The continuous rains
have mad ethe: plants very large and thin.
and there is lack. Of body to. the leaves,
which can only be overcome by the suns rs. ana "a
bacco has commenced n Airing. ting has
already commenced IN thegold belt. but MI !!
not be general for Week or tive. Trade ~
very quiet In old tobaccos, but 8 holders are
5arni, at somewhat higher prlces than have been
asked lately, NJ, 33 ia} b N saa Is ~ s Nj
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OFFICIAL RANGE ANDSSALE OFSTOCKS lin
BALEs:.

klIii8 a Iitl \ ~ VI =
i0o AtIant ia Ca A. Tine, COM
~ .oo asss. IN. 9 - " " ]. !. !, ], 1,
iV'SoV AIslerlca p 9 ters co'Hl
90, 20 gAtnhlgdfrnteds 4 Copper
y no A ,nnrTgs i, : 4 AZ Foundry. IF.
\ As Atnhr' n IN : n IN BTnufi.IS I'D
~ 2OOA MERRIAM CottD1iS OIi. mn.
II a fihrlcatiS ia bncco, pfd ~.
eOD a frisriSn,,, C.n Nh, !. !, 4. Z, 4, A
# fIKl Afnaricaii 4 "a II A I'D d. 4, n
(! 8,0W tAiHer.f I,uc5rnotive. cor. . \.
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bring premium over = s,
= ecents uiiEht wi,ito q active, mixed quiet.
oATsIn demand q, rs-
cents AY-Receipt Of hay continue liGht
and our market a. 10 s ,reil
c,rcd Hhef0ra shippi ng, as some few cars nave
arrived IVA IN and misty and sacll can only y!
VI uS SJ opsI-Steady liberal Tece iptB.
sSApPLEs Receipts n ght and market ~ soouS
condition. . ~ 4, y. /. w y, !. ~
Rg3t II nged light receipts; firm
a = viii r. sY--A ctiyc ight receipts.
VIRGINIA. arket CONTINUES " active
WIZ 81 EIIsTs WEE sss
b,,shejs corn S S74 bushels; cass y eso bus
els Rye. es2 bushels go Il pa
AZ sroSK in F,IE;vA TO R-vv heat 2e7 push
h.1a
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Us 81 rcfnndinE re ..,
u. 8. refunding ~. SOC, .
III g. ss. reEistcred y! n. Il
u. 81 cou . \.
u s. Old u. req 9.
VI 8. Old coupon, s.ii4 8,
u New ". registered ..i
u. New ~ coupe I.
American Tobacco ts H
American Tobacco On I. \ y
Atchlson general
Atchisonl djuatlicnt
Atlantic Coast II nc ~
baltimore and Ohio ~. = r !.
baltimore and Ohio . 4.
brooklyn Tlapd Transit q 49,: II
Central Of OeOrgla Is loffer 90
Central OF Georgia lat Inc
ccnl,tll OF Georgia 20 =; I.
Central OF Gc0rgl Sd nc Is. "
Chesapca and Ohio \.
Chica 20 and ltOn 4. !.
chica 20 and Quincy new. ~ Z, rs. &.
Chicago n and I'ncifio n, 81
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1 n PRODUCE s. . J; ! Markell


4 TI9Hss S@aS19Si d doa
bakers 50; patents. y:
:; lo1 SD1 1a. s Elm n-
Steady hne 81. 2ol1 q coarse -
options ae.s net May. Sep
ternber fsNc 5Decembe Sac "
Corn Easy ele 7, y e ! =;
b SCI ,sc. ouiet; mixed E, i
foulet family g mes " g - -;
beef hang
sady psimtsaS
steamed
H ssH Forks teady family, SIS 5o99 oo: n,sys.
slsa e, sgunnsy.
= Quiet ylI Domestic. niolasses
Firm: New Orleans. G3sc. Con ee-Sp pot no,
auet ySise
dining. sasMc.s s.: centrifugal. 4c!;8 molasses
sugar az Nc.: fined. etloneIs8
"a. mould A. q cut q
t5 rs. butter rm md unchanK .e "
Steady3 and unchnnged.bs Eggs-Fir m ND Il IN
QUIET and unchanged ycoitonseed oil--Firn
WITH I, moderate business M Prime crude &. O.
y mills ssP24c october; prime summer yell.
low ssN 9sGltc. prime q PRIME
winter yellow. 4Sc. ssS
CHICAGO ILL.,. AuguAt 25.1Decr e pr
spending yea caused q strong Coz % sns
wheat market to- day the septenlo .ueillyely
closing sat d net gain Of u @ssc Corn q, ana
oats We're practically
S',ST.fGs Open HI .la Low Gloss
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M, ~, cent4ai gen. 3hs o. M
New Jerscy Central gen g.. 1261
Nortbeyn paclo \. !. |. !. I. \.
Northorn Pacific "a n. /. 4. 76hs
N y, con. Is. H. Z. {,
Gssaon Nshnrt fine refIndlng 49, n. eS vi
pannaviv MA sids II. q, 10l
- ~, NJ iron Sfoi,ntair con- &c
St louis and San FRA ncsco fg. As s2!s
asa Ma n ri iro "
S..'nr, % I'D Il. % g8
o.t hcr I,asne 81 At Sls CERTIFICATES
Sn,,tisr, ijwa y 4. y. ZIG 8
"a Pacic
Iin'nn 1oacidc IN. . 1O3,a
n Ia al taa III "a 81 yast
tynhs at I. !. Z.
yWnia Ii 3 !. !. I. !. 81
W. ~ Ma m 81 s
~ nj ate Eric Is ftoffcrcd) IS
Wiseonsin Central a. !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
RICHMOND, ION STOCK MARKET,
ssss Richmond. Va. August Is 1906,

Richmond " HI AVE JUL -,
I'M OK NJ q .f.1J Il IT ISs Bid Asked.
Norm Carolina , gig 1 1Ss
En ss,II Old, C and HI. 70 70 T y
M sCnturies ~. G. md B.. y e. 30 Il M
ni G.TF c,. sE g enaa a,p
~ RAILROAD HOS DS. d. ~; y, Ii N
Florida Southern isis. . 0 q
Western C. iat 81. ~. @ y q;
ss n STREET. RAILWAY BONDS. 3. Il IA ..f$;
erorfoik st Ry. 1st s6s ~ ~ ~
Eerfoik ny. and Ii ght ] ct q " ~ Y
III STREETE RAILlyAY'taT STOCKS. . A I, X
Norfolk Ry. and Light Co q ~ ss4 ~
3 RAILROAD Ia STOCK sPa 3 III
Atlanta and Chnrlotte n. Jog NJ
Atlantic Coast Line com 100 lte
Chesa peake md Ohio; .io9 &. 81 a5s
H. F. and Pc PC, qua r. lOC yob &
!: 4 BANK "A ND TR UsT# co. STOCK IN III
American National 100 lin
y National Bank OF &Virginia .!oo 1Ss
bank OF edmond 100 lSo asS ~
S4s AfIaCELItANEOLS.ES
Va Car, Chem. pr d. p. 100 10s
Va Carolina i Chemica Ss CON. % 80.
va Car c.. Co. Col, II. p. 6, 11o
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
NAVAL STORES II Il

WILMINGTON. N, ca. August 26,- PIRITs
p9NsiRsSo q rsGs'p ersks
Firm firm, at $500 rsceip q barrels. Crude ltlr-
pentine-F irmi hard. s2,SQ dip. s.4oi virgin,
4 SAVANNAH, iA., August 25.--1'UIs RE NJ
rINE-Film at 81 Nc, Sales, SIS casks receipts,
US casks; shipments, . sts casks, Rosin-F lrmi
nents. d, lSs barrels; stock, So EOS barrels, A,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
MARINE INTRLI,IGENo Oh,

sSs PORT II or RI eHMoMn. A ua. 20, 1890.
dias md passengers. Old dominion Line. .
sapyers, Virginia M iEat lon lompa ny.
NJ n Isl "a lid III
z Steamer Brandon, Harvey. Norfolk, mercEan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion Line,
N s;Ssaoner w lllam g, ESgYals NJ sllnpk lns.
James RIVER; liS nv " ss5fS3f s -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
MISCELLANEOUS Il: NlARl1ET.
PEANUT MARKET

AZ, T9a 81 PlaAN Ut 4AIARINET
(Reported by Rodgers, Accabe a. Co;2l
PET uRG, Anguat q. PEA a; lJls y
ceipts light. Virginias-Aiarket firm at SIC,
for fancy stock machine plsked at Gps7sc, |;
Smelling stock at ne, $73l Az ,Si N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
& Case Of Canned Goods.

MA curious n revelation IN he sa Bri tist11
canned goods trade was brought out ati
a. recent london ankrutcy sale f 81
years ago the debtor bong : q quantity.
of timed mack erel and VI was sto pned h ny
the sanitary authorities from sci ling ~
for consumption in England but was was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
"a e. q N
TOBACCO gfNIaRKETS.S
4, N Rich,mr,o n II y. va Auigl1,,

Fl I, Richmond. Va, August Is. 1905,
NJ oba cco-Dark IN Fired 6 (Reo rdered) -Recelp tsi
and Offerings light 81 Market Arm and fairly
active at prices quot ed Bri ghts-l nchanged;
duIet3 but fir mat ,unchnnged quota tbns. ~
ceipts mode "a tc Sun Cured Receipts continue
very light, and ma fa tive
Note-Much OF 6the tobacco arriving is in "a
Dana ged q condition. and such tobacco sells
low. Planters are cautioned to look after the
order Of their tobacco hefo sending IT to-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
iFslf pRY GOODS MARKET.

Il NEW YOIt X, & August 225-The dry goods
market was Y quiet 4 to-day, The elements ot
prominent, Silks show Improvement in high
Glass piece goods, Carpets are SIN higher IN
price, hyorsted goods drsss are selling freely
lines, b " M X sS4s5 M {S55il; A5,s f 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
COTTON MARKET.

s5 NEW YORK, August "a. Tho cot ton market
opened steady at an ad vnnce OF 400 points
which was not us good as due on the scabies.i
and %cased OIL during tho early seaslon under
realizing md bear pressure and less favorable
crop accounts. With prices In tho middle OF the
morning only 2St4 points net higher.
"a Private cables from Liverpool reported cover
! ing on bear crop news and bull circular
cnrsidsrsd ]. favorable. but weekly crop. re-.
views Indicate detcrlora tion,
n Receipts at the port to-day were lt5 pales
FOR the week 50. 900 bales against 4s, s45 last
week and 80, 60 last year. Receipts. at view
orleans, $40 bales against 4SS bal les last year
and t Houston e62s bales AGA Inst e,fls laat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE MD. August q. Sea board Air
Line B common and preferred Nothing doing ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26

BALTIMORE. NJ n, August 2s y, y cae,
con 'ts Nv southern BY sample slap
Corn steady spot sonth eHn
s'm,jx ed, 33I1 G34c. 1! Rye-Fi No. 2 WESTERN
olIs2c Butfcrs and uncha y, ,d nGss
5sugar-steady and unchanged 4. iis 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26


Cotton QUIET m;ldllng. %; gross I, r., 81,
Total to-day at all ports--Net receipts. s.it5
bales; export to Great Britain. 200 bales; TO
1 France, S,244 bales; to the Continent, so
Bales to Mexico. IA bales stock ls2. ass bales
M Consol idn ted at all ports-Net receipts, s. 145
bales y expor, to Great Britain. 2s2 bales; TO
france. s,?.t hales to- the 4 Continent, $50
Z ba los to Mexico, IA bales IA
a Total since September LIST { at all ports-Nct
receipts; 7,9l3,7l3 bnles; export 10 Qrent Britain
1867 8IO ia les, to France ESQ bales, to the
Continent, :,7ll.039 bRles; to " Japan. 10. 4s5
bales: to Moxico, ?, 7GS bales. ~
Il NEW ORLEANS. La, August q: -Co NJ
sales were 100 bales. Futures IN steady, sac
points higher, Trading WAS very alet 4to-
day and ths market olostl sdls points oyer
5yesterdRy'a figures. ft. siSi 95i5 5S
Cotton futures CLOSED apiet; August, $40;
geptember. 9. October, ,06; November, S0O8i
December s,o7 January, 9, Is; February. 2, Y.
4 RICHMOND PRODUCE sIARISET,
FLOUR-R moderate Market firm, at
prices quoted WIIlA 1.-THE receipts during
q Tho past week have been very l!Sht and most
{ Of II damp and out OF cond tloli. Dry, clean
vhsst In falr demand Will damp. on!ony
ana wheat not we'll cleaned has 10 DO sold ~
very low prices. Choice lots9 sqr seed VIII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26

3 Cash quotations We're loIloWs
steady patents So
s. 3. 1850. SOS akera s Z
wheat, $74c rcd d7,Ac, ,N % !
ap2sA G. No.. 2white,f slG he; No. White,
2sik rye, 70 q Y c q ns.
mailing barley, y a;xseeeh; s s.oS
S. 7d. Clover contract grade sl2oo =, sh rar
rlbes sides q p q. . psf
clear sides iboxedl J. So aa7 Whlskey,& basis
Of high wines IuttsEz, n. = Urn:
FIRM at mark. ca ses included, 12 916c:; farsta,
islhc.; prime flrsts. 49, ext Cheese
Steady at TN Il3c. IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-31
Before He Went.
Piles.
Cured Quickly and Paiuiessly-No
Risk, No Dangcr.
A Free Trial Package to Convince
Sent by Mail to All Who Write.

Common sense ls -uet ar necessary
(cven more SOB in medicine a. in bust
i'tYg.. are Ert..uI LH know more t..I
they used 90. Not SD long ago. 10 vas
the fashion to make al sorts Of claims
for medicine and wind up hy ASKING
the reaocr TO go 20 drug store and
buy a bottle. People Won't stand LOT
wat kind ~ thinE now They want
tne remedy FIRST and 10 they find IL o. hs
what is claimed they VIII Doe siad enough
Tn3t is wiz We say TO every person
suffering from piles or amy form %
rectal disease. send us your name ana
we win gladly send you q free trial
rarknc. For We know what the re-
sult VIII DE. After using the tr!al you
VIII hurry To your nearest GIugElst anu
admitted hy THOUSANDS 10 "e or. ol 90 90
most wonderful rellcfs ana cures LOT
Piles ever known " g.. ...,.,.... o..
please excuse my delay IN writing 70
YOU sooner in regard 90 what your Pyrd-
mid Pile cure has done Tor me con-
slider 10 one OF the finest medicines in the
,,,,,i5 for piles suffered untold misery
.'I 'y,t f, "a -.e hox When il was
haif gone / knew 7 was better and IL
didn't take any begging TO get me to
send for second box. 1 think ] am
about wen now. but IL i &C., any symp-
I order 10 from the pyramid Drug Co. %
he sure OF the cure. Tell all about this
nd II fhcrc is anything in this letter
YOU want TO use do $50. ] received your
letter a few days ago. Yours for a renee
DIV like pyramid Pile Cure
u j. McELWEF.
"Honey Grove. Tex. r. r.. 2. BOX o.
~. S II only used two boxes and don't
think / need any moro Piles OF seven
10 get free trial package send to-
day. To the Pyramid Drug & o., IS Pvra-
mid building. Marshall. Michigan. II
will come by return mall ard the re-
suits win both delight and astonisa you-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-31
Words Of Praise for the
Great Remedy

EIxir Htboc tho only sure cure for
Malaria. Cnills and Fever. S. highly en-
dorsed 10y thousands
] hereby certify that had been suffer-
lng with severe chllls and malaria fever
for several months. One bottle of "Elixir
l.ahok mas affected perfect cure.
have had uo symptoms IF chNls since. and
never felt better.
Eleventh street and Pennsylqania Ave
nue.. Washington. =. &.
a. NJ. Kloczewskl- Dear Sir-Is gives
pleasure ~ certify That the Elixir ia
bcN cured mo Of chius and malarial
fever. with which ] have suffered for a
I'IB Niuc AUGUST EpPS.
Nanc-'s Shops. Va
7 have tried "Babck" for the past four
years, notn os preventative and cure
i"r malaria. and found IL 70 be moro than
o. Claimed for g. Without IL ! would be
Obliged 20 change my residence. ~ can
not take quinlno in any Of It's forms
J. MIDDLETON.
Four-MUc Run Va
BoR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-31

80 innumcrablo insects. Tho abundant
r"rs OF tho rccedinr sun i'm the fields
and waters with glorious color. and recall
'tHe odors OF August. but without it's
. a.at Nature stands quiet ana her
wants are flied by Sits OF fruit and
/ flowers and corn prepared 10y mans fore
/ sight against tEe uunc OF need. Nor are
tine ltborcd fruits her only gifts. the
4 orchards hrns thoir treasures. and great
piles OF golden apples giisten i'm the sun.
wi!ic boys and squirrels range the woods
ana shout and chatter. seeking hickory
nuts and chestnuts ANA frost-bitten per-
simmons.
TO mon, long estrangcd from the beauty
OF the fields; men who are chained by
storm necessity 10 duninE tasks and
sbs, thcre comes q memory oc the hick-
ory tree and spreading poplar SHINING like
pure gold. and through the roar and rat
tie OF the streets sounds TO the ear OF
hoyhood shrin and clear the call Of the
brown. bright partridge scurrying over
t-e fields ana pcckine grain and berries
n every hidden corne-. some primal
instinct strons as need OF food calls men
ON such days to 20 back to the fields
and watch the m'ghtest and most to.ch-
ing pageant OF the year. 30 queen was
ever crowned more fair than summon.
none ever came with better promise or
moro fresh hopes; and yct October Wit
nassos the passing OF that promise ANA
the hopes fulfilled.
All races have goal an bolts
mark. ana summers race is run; h,r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-31

N. rnfo THAR some Southern towns are
HNfNc war against 'pistol-totiue "a
good a nl of war FOR every state, county.
municipality and hamlet an the land 10
Wa6c.-A Uauta Constitution.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-31
III DI Ill-
i9ht-"Tro Girl from Broadway"

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audience la .I.. la.l..t.. c.,- .+
rI-Ht ~ I'll. A..i.., 81 D-. r..t
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1f.. J.s..s I-r.t..I... ..a a-.-. ..
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t program j. .N...... .,f f.. .
..s o. r. tr.s ~ ..r- n...- v.
worth r...r-
nf-- T.I. ,.rt -r.- -...
d.r. and .r.Ir -.-....-
7o-...rrf,r- l..'t Ais. fr.....tt, .--..-
man vir he.-..n .- boz -lw London
success .AI-nf-a-S.sl.n p.rsr-
It can Oh. fairly -.t3 t.a- r, attraction.
of I'LL. season v.u slrre.- rio e.l.l.-
snruf 90 lfI-- C-.-rf.ar. v.. f- OIL. t.rr
ot ail tle Enpl.rI- speaking .....dI. nr.-.
f.e cast az characters includes t.. r..-
lowing w.l Aursn actions. ERNEST StI-
l.rl Frank GllM..r I 49, Crawford.
Addison Pitt o. a. '.4udos John oIar-
I... rato 81 .nk JHur ~ arhrr-. Ann
Narl lrtIn, ida Waterman. =. s- Cross
rt.n
l.r Ie.. of Spices. t-a.tnl arI u.-0t
comes g. f.r Academy ou friday r.-.f
D.. OPT Saturday ar wat.u,. a.I missile
At AH. IRWIN v.l present ..r r.r
i.H.fu.t.i NtH humorous SONGS.
Aifs Wilson. That's Alb It u.-nt f.
....i A.r. lu...er. -M.s Gibson.
f'r rar- az amy other 'r.l D,."
..f..u. I. tI. cast are. among 9th.
'.".f.. j kson. john ~ .zl.f1 L.r
I,.t. g. Russell SAGE. i. EssIr ff.a..s
VI r TAYLOR May Dnr..u. I.....n f'I.
ST ad..Hu Temple. Nat. Gnlf...d Tf.
MONROE. Dorothy Ha.l.- ana Maud. I'0r-
l.f.
N.Nt n..r fr.e Academy win ..I-
r....rt ,,..H.rt attractions On ef.--
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-31

- .-7.n says ie has hea~i ffty
.H- campaign ana only ore
was .lle chat both candidates are
..-t speeches f.r t...r sac
.at -riI et-r'. Newport NcHs Tlars-f p 70
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-31

Tho population or Chicago now almost
e>acty equals Chat OF Vienna. aat vionna
requests uat sou do NOT get the two cities
mixed up
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-31

Russian does nor become ~ aea
O. De-. is t~enty-alz. ana about that time
l. Is usually bombed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-31

coWNE'.T q VIRGINIA eDIroRs.
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The Academy.
The Biiou.

Matinee ara Ni0rt-"Tre Vanderbilt
Gun
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-13
WAIST KNOCKS OUT REAGAN.

Boston, Feb 13-Jimmy Walsh Of Newton
knocked out Johnny Reagan of st. Louis in
the fifth round of a boxing match at the Lincoln
Athletic club, Chelsea, last night.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-13
ATTACK CITY INTERESTS
NORTHERN MINNESOTA PAPERS
CHARGE RESPONSIBILITY FOR
CITIES.

Northern Minnesota papers are at
lacking the officers Of the state drain
age league, A. G.. Bernard, president,
and H. G. Hays, secretary, for spend
ing their time in Washington rather
than at home. Furthermore, they hold
twin city interests responsible.
EWhatever question Of proprietv
there may be in the actions of the Off
GERS of the league, they received no
assistance from the Commercial club, -
said Wallace 6. Nye Of the public
affairs committee today. "A request
for funds was made to the club thru
our committee, and was refused. It is
true, as the papers Of the northern part
of the state say, that the business in
terests Of the twin cities are interested
in the drainage Of the vast areas Of
northern lands that are now useless.
We did not, however, approve the pur-
nose of the fund. So far as I know,
Minneapolis interests refused to respond
no way interested in the Washington
lobby
The attack on the city interests that
the league in Washington are coming
the officials should remain at home t.
prosecute the work, and that the twir
city interests are oyerstepping them
selves in assisting. The fact that thu
prominent business associations Of thu
cities turned down the REQUESTS release.
them from any responsibility for thu
absence Of the president and secretary
but does not explain the lobby fund.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-13
WANTS FLAGS DISPLAYED

At the meeting Of the executive coun;-
ell of the State Historical society at
the capitol in st. Paul last. evening, the
former officers Of the society were re-
elected for triennial term. They are:
President, N. P: Langf9rd;c vice pTes!ii-
dents, General Henry w. Childs: Will
liam H. Lightner; secretary, Warren
Upham; treasurer, H. P. Upham. :,
A large oil painting Of Rev. Ezekiel
Gilbert Gear by Miss McKinstry. Of
Faribault was presented to the society
by Rev. Samuel G. Edsall of Mime
apolis. In presenting the picture, the
bishop paid a high tribute to the sub
iect Of the portrait, pioneer mission
ary who was stationed at Fort Smelling
in 1888. Portraits Of Mr.: and Mrs. A.
E. Larpentuer and of Captain Peter
Berkey were also presented to the So
A resolution presented by Rev. Ed
ward C. Mitchell was adopted, -sug
costing to all citizens the display Of the
National flag on all national holidays
Il was resolved to continue the archie
ological work of the late J. V. Brewer
This work will be done by Professor
n. II. Winchell, for thirty years state
Rev. Is. C. Mitchell described, the ar
! theological collection he recently gave
| TO the society. "-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-13
4 RUNAWAY HORSE
COMMITS SUICIDE

A large delivery horse owned bv the
Leslie Paper company, committed sui
eide early. this morning by running
avenue and Twenty ninth street. .
George Larson, the driver, had left
the horse in front of meat market at
Nicollet avenue and Thirty first street
AS he came out Of the door the horse
without any apparent cause, broke loose
and dashed down the street.
A freight train was coming in, at
high speed when aa the h+ morse 4ha s~"ae
animal sped on.
With a powerful leap the horse
crashed thru the gates and into the side
Of the, engine. The force of the NOV
ing engine threw him to the side Of the
track. His two fore legs were severed
from the body. -,
After the train had passed, pedes
TRANS called Patrolman Charles Lawto1
who hastened the animal IS death with :
revolver shot,, ~.-'
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-13
WORST ECZEMA
DOCTORS EVER saw
Spread Rapidly Over Body Limbs
and Arms Had to Be Bandaged
and Scalp Looked Dreadful
Suffered Untold Misery for Three
Years Better in Two Months
MARVELLOUS CURE BY
CUTlCURA REMEDIES

"My son, who is now twenty-five
years of age, when he was four months
old began to have eczema on his face,
spreading quite rapidly until he was
nearly covered. We had all the doctors
around us and some from larger places,
but no one helped him a particle.
The eczema was something terrible,
and the doctors said it was the worst
case they ever saw. At times bis whole
body and face were covered, all but his
feet. had to bandage his limbs and
arms; his scalp was just dreadful. l
used many kinds of patent medicines
before trying the Cuticura Remedies
all to no avail.
ga friend leased me to try Cuticura.
At last I consented, when my boy
was three years and four months
old, having had eczema all that time,
and suffering untold misery. I began to
use all three of the Cuticura Remedies;
the Cuticura Soap helped as well as
the Ointment. He was better in two
months; in six months he was well;
but gave him the Cuticura Resolvent
one year, using twelve bottles, /
think, 49, and always used the Cuticura
Soap for bathing, and do now good
deaf. He was four years old before
he was we'll, and his skin became per-
fectly fair when cured. I give you per-
mission to publish this letter for am
always glad to do good when can. /
think I have told you all there is neces-
sary to tell" Mrs. R. L. Risley,
Oct. "a, 1905. Piermont, N. h.
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HumOr. Infancy Age
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the distressing cases, when all other remedies. ant
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