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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-06-20

The young gentlemen repre-
senting Darlington now here
playing bali, are a credit to that
hustling city. Their depoctment
has won for them the hearty
commentators Of our people,
and when they return they will
be warmly welcomed.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-06-20
For County Supervisor.

WE THE FRIENDS OF C. L. JAMES
Wv hereby present his name to the voters OF
Clarendon County as candidate lot the once
OF County Supervisor Subject to the ruics Of
the Democratic party. z,,>no
IANNOUNCE MYSELF a CANDIDATE FOR
County Supervisor subject to to the action
OF the Democratic Primary.
c. ALLEN McFADDIN.
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF CLAIR.
endon County:
hereby announce myself q candidate for the
Office Of County Supervisor OF Clarendon County
subject to the rules OF the Democratic party:
R. z. McFADDIN, JR-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-06-20
Notice.

A meeting of the Democratic Exec
uti-e Committee for Clarendon
County is hereby called to meet in
the Court House at Manning on Mon
day, the second day of July next, at
II A. NJ, for the purpose of arrang-
ing for the County Campaign meet
ings, assessment Of candidates, and
attending to any other business that
NAV properly come before the Com
mittee.
A. J. RICHBOURG,
Chr'n Co. Ex. Com.
Summerton. S. c.. June 10, 1906.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-06-20

Commulicauons must be accompanied by the
receive attention.
No communication OF q personal character
will be published except as an advertisement
Entered at the PoScoH.ce a. Manning as Sec
ond Class matter.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-06-20
Notice to Creditors.

All persons indebted to the Estate of
Marshall D. Murray, deceased, will
make payment to the undersigned, and
all persons having claims against said
estate will present same duly attested.
MARY J. MURRAY,
Administrative.
Orangeburg, S. c.. June s, 1906.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-06-20
For County Auditor.

r HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF 4 CAN.
didate for Auditor OF Clarendon County, sub
ject to the rules Of the Democratic Primary.
ANDREW P: BURGESS.
T HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF a CAN.
didate for the Office Of County Auditor, pledg'
ing myself to abide the result OF the Demo.
cratic Primary.
E. B. BROWN.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-06-20
For County Treasurer.

T ANNOUNCE MYSELF A CANDIDATE
the Office Of County Treasurer, subject to
the rules Of the Democratic primary.
l.. L. WELLS.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-06-20
The CLEMSON AGRICUL7 7URAL
COLLEGE.
Examination For Agricultural SchoE.
arShips.

Examination for award OF the vacant scholar
ships will be held in the Court House OF the fol-
lowing counties July at q. N. Applicants
must not be less than Is years Of age and must
furnish an honorable discharge from last school
attended.
Number OF scholarships vacant-Barnwell
county, l; Beaufort county, /; Cherokee county,
Clarendon county, ,; Darlington county, g.;
Dorchester county. /: Fairfield county, /; Flor
ence county, 1; Georgetown county, !; kershaW
county, /; Lexington county, 3; Marion county,
Scholarships are worth 800 per year and free
tuitioC. For further Information cali on County
Superintendent Of Education. For catalogue
address
P. n. NELL, President,
Clemson College, S. G.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-06-20
Candidates Cards.
For The Legislature.

HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF a CAN
tdidate for reelection to the House OF Repre-.
sentatiyes. pledging myself 10 the rules OF the
Democratic party.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-06-20
For Magistrate at Paxville.

r HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF A CAN
didate for the Office Of Magistrate at Pax
vile. J. r. HILL.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-06-20

For County Superintendent Of Education.
7 HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF A CAN
didate for re election to the Office Of County
Of Education.
S. P. HOLIDAY.
T HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF A CAN
didate for the office Of Superintendent OF
Education Of Clarendon County. subject TO the
rules OF the Democratic primary.
F. EARLE BRADHAM.
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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-06-20

EUItOT lie IIHuI-IS 7 IIIeS
A good ordinance for the town Off
cials to consider is the high speed some
trains 60 through here. A showdown
speed to six or eight miles an hour
through town would be much safer for
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-11
Ncue g~tuincnffaot.

Sn Ger in0if9en Sren5ita0t YeI6dz
mar fino ouf uf9banii9em Gebiet einise
8auern Bel Der 8eiteuurg ibrer Seloer
auf Sriimmer seftoBen, sic fi9 Bel nd>
berer griifung als Mauerreite elmer
perfaIenen Stabt eripieien baben. Der
@Dupernelir oss 8e5irfes beii9tigte Den
pluB unb fano bic Guinen elmer sroBen
StdOt; auBerbem purben einige @olbz
miinaen outage gefOrOert, beren Sns
fdriftsn bisber jeop9 nod niemano gu
entsiffern permo9te.
8eiabrte 9eute Der umsesenb beri9z
teten, baB na9 Ser lleberlieferung in
Der RGbe cine grobe Stabt bon &ufiren
(rlnsldubisen) beftanben babe, Ole fdor
felt LANCER .3ett serTtDrt fem ion. Der
Sage na9 pdre in ben &uinen Der
S6as Ser &afirenfOniee bereraben.
Die ~gefunbenen 9olbmiin5en befinben
fi6 porlGufis i'm 8efis bes Gmirs p9r
Mfebdniftan.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-11

10 unsefdbr aussere6net. Sann Iieb lie
ben Srief surid."
grnplp 6ffnete etpas Sagbaft uno gu.
elei6 neueierig. Sm Gpupert lda cine
&drte nit Sploraup uno einem @dbiIo-
den, bas elm Stubborn ppq Slumen ulo
Srl6ten baritellte. Gs itdnb baraui ee-
ibrieben: pBeiten 6lidpunld flr's
eanSe 9eben aus aufridtigem 9erSen -
ulrite."
Irnplb brau6te iebr LANCE 3eit, bic
Spei tur5en 3eilen 81 lelen. @r ld6elte
perlegen, pa er merfte, Dap ale Slide er-
partungsppa auf ibn 9eri6tet paren.
Gublid lebnte ii6 Srieberite auf feline
Sdulter unb lab ibm auf bic 9anb. pNSdS
baben mir benin ba befommen ?" fra9te iie.
Gr belt ibr pas 8ldtt6en bin. Sic ituste.
yI6, Die -"
ulno aus aufridtisem SerSen- flgte
er binSu.
Srieperife bn6te einen NugenbIid nab.
pGS lam bcd lein," ia9te iie bann. v6e.
aen oaS Srdulein mar lpnlt aar niGts Al
iagen, nur bab iie fir Si1.... Sic bats
gepiB audi i6pn ielbit langit eingeleben.
lno es lit pp6 redt bibi9 unb a%nltdnbig.
bGB lie unS ~grdtulirt. Sebe tbdte bas ni6t."
Gr penbete ben 8ppf na6 ibr suriid unb
CAB ibr einen b~erSbaften 8ub. pllno ieoe
ndbm's nidt 10 freunbIi6 an" iagte er.
GS bate 9el6ienen, ais oh elm @pIfen,
idatten lber Die ipnnige 9anoi6aft bulhte.
Sebt mar er i6pn pieoer perlbpunoen.
DIAN blieb bis gum Ibenb in beiterem
Selprd6 Sulammen. Damn wurbe 2ptte
nd6 0aule gel6idt, oa Serr Nel1elblatt lie
bod permifien tDnnte, uns Der quite Wann
be9leitete iie, neil tie iib in Der fremben
Staot nod nidt ALIEN 5uredt fano. SaS
iunse Gbepaar erlaubte iid ettpas ipdter
cine Srpf6fe. Der Sdleier unb bas
8rdrS6en pdren in einen &artpn gepadt,
bic @ratulatiDnsfarte oaauaeleat. 9lruplo
betam ibn 5u tragen. Sas Yddden nit
ben iilberneE 26ffeln bebielt Srieberife
ielbit in Der 9ano. ySu t%6nnteit es am
Gnpe i'm @agen liesen %lailen," meinte tic;
ySu bait arb nod bic 8riefe in ben Ga.
item 5u werfen."
SO fubren ie nad ibrer bibiden @ob.
Sn bemielben Sabre nod purbe grncIo
Serten Nertrueilter in Der Sildlerei Der
gfeielblatt'i6 Sabrif. Gr bepdbrte fi6
in oieler Steaung auf'S Beite.
Gs lit ~betannt, ba6 NeiieIbldtt tlrsIih
perltprben lit uno Elm Iebr merfpiiroiaes
Seitament binterlaiien bat. gr bat BARN
cine Stiftung CUR @rbin eineeiebt. Sieie
6tiftung lit bic 6dbrit, in lpel6er itets Die
@elammtbeit ibrcr Grbeiter nab einem
porsei6riebenen Statut ais l1nternebmer
gelten unb ben Gewinn, ipweit CT nidt
Dem 8eierpetapital sufliebt, i'm @erbdltuis
Der peroienten &6bne tbcilen ipu. Sin
Guratprium, in pel6em gepdblte Sertre-
ter Der Irbeiteri6aft Sibe uno Stimme
bdben, flbrt inter Der pberiten guf1iht
elmer ri6terliben SebDroe Die Serpaltung.
Ser Nertmeiiter grnplo 8erten nimmt
BARN cine anseiebene SteIlun9 elm.
Gnbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-11
10. 2apiteL.

Sn oieiem Sabr = es feblte MIR Elm
tnapper Nonat bardn = dnoertc iid in
benz Serbdltnib oieier beioen Neniden
wenis. Gs blieb gans 10 tIeinbirserlid
ebrbar, mic Srieoerife es nab ibrem &c.
idmad uno au6 nab ibrem !6er5eu fanp.
Sic mar grnplp iebr gut, aber gar nitt
perliebt IN ibn. ~wenisftens CAB iie ii6 Gle
Mlbe, oas nidt merten gu laien. &c
dngffigte ie mebr, als es iie frcute, penn
er ielbft eiumal leioeniddftlib errest purhe
uno ibr alau itirmiiq feline gerliebtbeit
81 ertennen CAB. Sas iei bod u 10
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-11

YreiSbprer i'm YarIautent.

Sn Moiitecitorio sebt es, ME aus
Hom eemeloet pirb, i'm aagemeinen
bel eeiitteter gu als in sspiRen boben
6dufern am i66nen blauen Oonau@
firanb. Smmerbin feblt es AUDI bisr
ni6t on eelegentIi9er Mblpe6felung.
Siinsit gum geiipiel fpieIte fi9 i'm
poitralm bes Parlaments cine Ssene
ab, bic an oen biitorifden 9dbnen,
fampf oes @ideri9 unb @aferi9 ers
innerte. Die Mbseorbneten 5uIci uno
Mriso, beiSss feurise Siailianer, Be-
gesnsten fi9 unb, ba lie fi9 f9pn
iGnsif sssenieitis am 3sus fliden
Splten, entfpunn fi9 fofort cine se>
paltioe &eilerei, Die nit 8oren Be-
eann uno nit einem angemeinen
Rinafampf enoigte. S9lieBlia pdIss
ten fi9 bic eolen &Gmpfer ianrmt Sem
ffdmmisen YfDrtner, Der fe gu tren-
men periudte, Sappelnb auf Dem 8oz
Sen. 8sibe Sn%ore0oli baben blaue
ausen, sei4nplIsne Naisn un6 isbcn
aus pie eef6unoene Haubritter. Oie
I90nen @0msrinnsn. fir Die Der Onu.
tepoli Tulci ieinerseit als Inter
Staatsfetretdr 10 beftig %intlinirte,
peroen an ibrem Srauenlob unter 10.
innen umftdnben penis Greube baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-11
Set nrr Gretbfuuo.

San bern DOG 10 suete @4iibcn,
gtgl, 6db % glef' NIT m 2eiterpugen
na9fabren muBt. I'm 3 Wil6 aifaus
paden9"-.M pober, ba fomrlen bic
ansef4ofenen 3reiber 'nonfl@
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-11

@ier gage btIffos aGlein.
0er in Der NGbe bon @0en, Minn., an
fGfiige Sarmer Sle s. 2unb 5og ii6
auf Dem 5elbe infolss zines Starses
einsn 8e;nbru6 gu. Or fonrte noe in
fetn 6aus fommer uno iid gu gett
legen. Dort 1T er bier Sage lang,
obne 9ilfe uno obne Nabruns untsr
groben S4meraen uno bon Ourit unb
9unser ssplast, selesen, Bis Stpei &naz
BEN aug Der 9adbarf9aft sufGlis in
Die Ndbe bes etnfam gelegenen Sauies
famen un6 ben armen Mann in ieiner
f4redli9en Gage fanoen. Die &naben
beri9afften ibm iofort 9ilfe bon Den
Hdnbdrn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-11

Der Nn9erlteins /: iie batten li6 ben SUDDEN
uno Nein our !0pd5eit nl6t nebmcn
laiien.
Oils man beim Glen pal fam g!ciel.
blattS dlte S0din, itedte ben aopf ourh
bic Sbir uno reibte elm Bddben Gin.
Ser 0err l6ide bas. Sic mubte ndtilr'
lib eintreten unb elm Stud SUDDEN eiien.
Snoellen lpite bic lun9e Srau ben Srno-
faoen uno pidelte bas graue Yapter ab.
u9err @ptt, oas 1T ia 10 ibper," bemertte
iie ipleoerbolt, bic ginlage auf Der Qdno
pie9eno.
IS tamen iebs grobe filberne Gbl6Gcl
uno Sm6If Sbeel6iiel gum Spri6eill. glui
ben Stielen mar s. y. uno bic Sabres5abl
eingrapirt. v6rieoerite Serfer." ertldrte
Die Gpuiine.
wMd ia = wabrbaftig," iaste lie ganS
gerlbrt. p0er quite !6err.... Us 1T ia
piel 81 piel uno ppn maiiipem SLIDER =!
6err Soft, penn mir bph nur INNER 81
elIen babeu m66tenl Na, fur gewobnli6
fpmmen Die nibt in Gebranb. Wan
tpiro nur INNER slngit baben. oab lie
einem geitpblen peroen."
$50 a lit fur ben Niotbfau immer
gut" iderSte Die gllte, v~cdrduf gibt leoer
Sioe mas" Wan that ibr ben 0efdllen,
trdfti9 5n LADEN. rSa lit au6 nod Elm
Brief bel uns a%bgeaebeu," leBte lte bin5u.
r5ier an Serrn unb Srau gerten.
Gs mat cine Same ba, bic fragte, oh Die
9oh5eit lhon 9etpeien lei. Sic bdtte oas
Aufaebot in Der Seitrna geh4en urb R@'s
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-11

lCplttD, ipppSt OHNT W SeluNDS 0Dt'
bumor al feinem Re6te fam, bate
Elm Strabsnbabni9affner in San=
npper. 8eim 8abnbOf itiegen Mprs
gems 6 ubr apei Gltere, anf6einen0
5ebr erreste Somen elm uno perpfli6s
teten ben S9affner nit GROCER Wid>
tigteit, er m0se iie bod ia bena9@
ridtioen, fpenn lie Bel Der S~bierGrats
li6en So6f6ule feien. 8ei Der
SbierGrstli9sn 9odidule angetoms
men, lieb Der S9affner. hulten unb
aeiate ben Oamen Die 9pdf9uIe.
@eibe fpransen pie .eleftriirt auf
unb fhauten u~npertpanbt nod ben
@ebduben. @ls Der Sduffner fdIieb@
lid fragte, pb bic Oamen bonn ni4t
ausfteisen polten, antporiete bic
cine feufaenb NIT betimmerter Mie<
ne: .M9 nsin, iebt 1T es eenus!"
llnb bic anbere erfldrt nit tbrGnen<
erfidter Stimme: ,g3ein! S.n bieiem
@ebdube lit seitsrn infer 2ieblins,
unfer iiiBes 9iinb9en, geitorben. unb
mir polten nur bas 9aus feben".
@lsid barauf lieb fi@ bic 8aBfimme
zines mi i'm Wasen antpefenben
Mdurers b0ren, Der, gu ben Oamen
aetpanbt. duberte: nlln babe bebbet
Sci mod mid email Smart antredet9"
Oieier 4usfpru@ rief Elm idanenbes
@eld9ter Der iibrisen GabrsGts ber=
Dor. Die beiben Damen aber fiessn
on Der nG4fen 6altefeIIe aus.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-15

~ profitable business might be done
In other states. In furtherance of
these plans, therefore, Offices have
been opened in all the leading cities
of the United States, and the Corpor-
alton Trust company now. as the par
ent or holding organization, has sub
sidiary companies as follows: The
Corporation Trust company of New
Jersey the Corporation Trust company
of New York, the Corporation Trust
company of Maine, the Corporation
Trust company of Illinois, the Cor
poration Trust incorporated, of Mas
sachusetts; the Corporation Trust
company Of Connecticut, the Corpora
ton Trust company of Virginia. the
Corporation Trust company of South
Dakota, the Corporation Trust com
pany of Nevada. the Corporation Trust
company of Arizona and the Corpora
ton Trust company of New Mexico.
Branch Offices have been esta blished IN
nearly all the states. a foreign office
is maintained in London, and arrange
ments are now being made to open an
Office in the City of Mexico The pres
ent policy of the Corporation Trust
company is to deal entirely with the
attorneys who act as counsel for the
corporations seeking to do business
with the organization. The mem bers
of the corporation are never dealt
with as individuals. The company as
sists in the organization of more than
fifty corporations each month. As
there were more than five thousand
corporations organized last year in
New York alone. and probably be-
tween forty and fifty thousand organ
lied in the United States, the extent
of the company's field may be appre-
ciated. During the last six years the
officers of the Corporation Trust COM
pany have been: President. Howard K.
Wood: vice president, Wilton H.
Chesebrough; treasurer, Kenneth K.
McLaren. The directors ere Oakleigh
Thorne, Charles T. Barney. John W.
Griggs. H. B. Hollfns. W H CHEESE
brough. Howard K. Wood and Ken
meth K NcLaren
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-15
PIONEER METHODISM.
Judge Postlethwaite Produces Some
Interesting Facts.

Jewell City. Feb. lin the patient
efforts of Judge J. G. Postlethwaite to
get something authentic concerning
pioneer Methodism for souvenir
conference, several facts of general in
terest have been. discovered.
It transpires that the present large
membership at Jewell City, has not
a charter member on its list. Those
who enjoy priority over others are
found recorded in a memorandum
made by Rev. Joseph Forrest in Feb
ruary and March, 1873 when he occu-
pied the pulpit during the temporary
absence of Rev. Breed as follows:
Feb. End. J. S. and Louise Foster, by
letter; 10th, appointed J. S. Foster class
leader; 18th, Phebe 2. Parker by letter,
March Goth, E D. Heiuecke by letter,
J. F. and Catherine Rossman on pro
baton, and B. F. and Sarah E. Wallace
transferred from Marsh Valley class,
the regular work Of Mr.. Forrest. Jew
ell City was then the county seat Of
Jewell county and these meetings were
held in the court house, and slab
boards were used for seats. An ear
lier preacher named Rose was the
original organizer, and the minutes
have not been kept. There were III zee
Methodist circuits in Jewell county
White Rock. Jewell City and Marsh
1872 and was the most fOurishing or
ganiZation for several years, with $50
members, including so prObauoners.
The territory was large, including
'A1ya" with J. W. HodgesOn as class
leader and exhorter, and the Ansda les,
Higgins, Robinsons and many other
familiar names we'll known to what is
now Jamestown MethOdism. And
w hite's Greek and West Hope with S.
M. Thompson and G. W. Scoutin as
class leaders with the well known
ROSES, AlcKees -Moores, LOupes, Win
terburns, Pauls, Burghmans, who be-
came the nucleus for ScottsviIle and
Marsh Valley itself for the latter Delta
and Marsh Creek appointments be-
came OmfO MethOdism with CheSebro
as a circuit point, later FOrmOSa. The
leading pioneers here were, Rev. VIM.
Lane, local preacher, and Postmaster
Alsdurf, class leader and about eighty
other early settlers who still live in
that section of the country.
Preaching services were held every
two weeks, the preacher preaching
three times every Sunday at three diff
ferent places, at time when travel
meant bridgeIess streams, unbrOken
roads and wind swept and storm swept
prairies, when all Kansas had but one
conference, comprising four districts
Lawrence, LeavenWorth, Manhattan
and Salina-and North Lawrence and
North Topeka received a missionary al
loWance along with the prairie towns,
and the sod church on the plains. If
a Methodist organization wasn't on the
town spot when the town came along,
she moved on.
That was thirty years ago. Today
there are four conferences in the sta te,
each with as many districts. Rev.
James Lawrence, the first presiding
elder at this place, now resides at Law
renee. Kansas.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-15
MARKETS TODAY.
Wheat Steady Despite the Re-
ports of Snow.
Quiet in the Corn Pit and
Trading Small.
LIVE STOCK TRADE.
Cattle Are Quoted Steady to 10
Cents Higher.
Bulk of Hog Sales From $500
to S6.IO.
LIVE STOCK TRADE.

Chicago, Feb. 15.-WHEAT-The wheat
market today was steady at the opening,
despite the depressing effect Of reports Of
snow in the southwest. Pit traders and
commission houses were inclined to sell,
but offers We're small. May opened sc to
1s01zc lower, at S56S51sc to S51kc, and sold
at o5Ac- Receipts at Minneapolis, Duluth
and Chicago were 27S cars, against 243
cars a year ago.
The close was weak. with May or 1zQ
5sc. at S45sQS4s4c.
CORN-A steady tone prevailed in the
corn pit, but trading was small. The
weather was favorable for the movement
of the crop and Liverpool cables were re
ported lower. May opened unchanged, at
431sc, sold at 4313Q4S5sc, and reacted to 1875
OSLO.
The close was weak with May down &c,
at sac. which was the low point OF the
day.
OATS Trading in oats was very quiet
and prices were steady. The shipping de-
mand was less brisk than that of the last
few weeks. May opened unchanged to a
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-15
LAST OF THE BOARD WALKS.
Half a Block Is Condemned in South
Topeka.

half block of wooden sidewalk
at Buchanan and Twentieth streets
has been condemned by James RAM
sey, street commissioner.
This sounds like some of the items
in the newspapers of ten years back.
The great mass of work with which
the street commissioner found then
was the condemnation of the defective
and worn out wooden walks To get
around the perpetuation of the wooden
sidewalks by the property owners the
council enacted against building any
new wooden walks when once con-
demned. This was gotten around by
the shifty property owner by sand
wiching a new board between every
other old one. Repair work, you know.
But at last the property owner gave
up the unequal struggle and brick
sidewalks grew along the streets as if
they had been using an apparatus
which is advertised to make short peo-
pie long.
Il remember that on one occasion
condemned 20 miles of sidewalk in one
year" said Ramsey.
There are two pieces of wooden side
walk still down, almost in the heart of
the city. Both are on Jackson street, the
one near the Crawford building at
Fifth and Jackson street and the other
on jackson, between Fifth and Sixth
near the alley on the west side of the
street. These are still veteran and
valiant remnants of the days that
were.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-15

shade lower, at s0030lsc to sO1sc, and held
within the opening range.
PROVISIONS taking BY local
holders caused an easier tone in the pro-
visions market. Compared with yesteI-
MAY pork opened unchanged. at $3.50. sold
OF to $3.50. and rallied TO $3.50 Lard was
off a shade to $3.50. Ribs were unchang-
ed at SS.175k
WHEAT-Cash: No. 2 red. S7QSScs No 3
red, S5dS6c; No. hard, s2QS5c; NO. ) haro'
80GS3c NO. northern, S4QSlc; No z north-
ern, S3dS6c; No spring 79Qe5c-
CORN-NO. 2 40Ac; No 3, 5s1zQ4uc
OATS-No. . 2954e; No. 3. 291hc.
RYE-Cash: SIC; May. SIC. -
FIsAX-Cash: NV. s.. I41A; S.W.. Sl-0si
May s1145k
TIMOTH Y-March. So. g.
LOVER-Cash s14.00
LEY-Cash: SSd52c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-15

wall ST New york. Feb. 15--SEOCkS-
The opening stock market shoWsa ssl-
dences Of light selling pressure IN the pre-
svailing fractional declines ANACONDA Aell
points Northern Pacific I9s points anu
Atlantic Coast Line. Great = 81 tLlssLl k 49,
ferred. General Electric and f4ocelLlg 80 10
a point New York Central, 1IneAslIiss,
AnaIgamated Copper ana racine man
made gains of a fraction
= number Of substantial adNances w.
substituted for the opening array Of loss
es, Northern Pacific ana Anate ai5 . y
closing ana Smelling and Great NOT y
preferred 1ss points. Large Dioehs "
stocks were unloaded from all qua as 80,
subsequently,. and there was q pfeelL 80 q,
fall in prices. which drove many OF tnS
leaders between and . points below yes
terday's closing. Great Northern dropped
points below last night. Minneapolis
st. Paul and Sault Ste Marie 3 polnts'
Northern Pacific. Northwestern ana Ten
nessee Coal 21k pOinss. St LOUIS SCUM 1tn4
western preferred 2 points, COLORADO L eeL
1ss points and ST. Paul Union Paelfe, N
Y. Central, Pennsylvania Illinois central:
preferred. American Car and Sugar gam
ed / to IL points. The market steadled
and became duh at II o'clock
The rally met renewed offerings ana
there was another dip. but the decline
was arrested before average prices reacfl-
a point in Amalgamatd Copper helped 10
steady the market Demand died out De-
fore recoveries proceeded far and the tone
becam havy and dull.
Bonds were heavy at noon.
With trading curtaiied to nominal pro-
portions there was little indueement FOR
the spectators making profitable turn
and in consequence most stocks fluctuat-
ed not more than trivial fraction be-
tween y and o'clock.
Speculative operations We're conducted
within very narrow limits during the
greater part of the afternoon. The lack
of interest contributed as much as any
thing else to a quite general selling on
around O'Clock, in which some Of the
low prices OF the day were made.