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Metal Market

NEW YORK, Feb. 2.--METALS-Tradin
in metals was quiet as usual in the alb
sence of cables and prices were practically
unchanged. Tin was reported firm at $500
@4225. Copper is firmly held, electrolytic,
S24, 62hQ2 4S7h and casting at S2425434.7o
Lead was unchanged at s6O0q6.S, and
spelter at s6.70d6S0
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 2.--METALS-Lead
steady at $6.07h. Spelter, 1910
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stock In sI~ht
Stock I'm Sight.
Receipts Of live stock at the six principal
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
Condition OF Trade and Quota tons OF
StaDle and Fancy Produce.

staple and Fancy Produce.
EGGS-Per doc, CSC.
LIVE. PlULTRY-Hens, SlkQ9c; roosters,
&c; turkeys, lo9l3c; ducks. sQl0o; younS
roosteIa l4Sc; geese. 6dec.
9BUTTER-Packing stock isc; choice to
HxY~choioe s'S aStsnd IS .s1: Sm;ediS BOO.
No. bottom, $50; on grades. $1,000 20
rye S,a s sN 1901 No; ( alfalfa. n.Oe
OLD VEGETABLES.
CARROTS BETS AND PARsNTPs-
N sIwEEEii q PorAroEs-IIiipoi.. per isrs.
:, NAVY BEANs-Psr Su., ass No Z
LIMA BEANs-Per lb.. SIC.
cABBAGE-Hoiiand seed. nome sruwn.
EGG Pi.ANT-Per 6O.., s.S0aO0
q, EHUTA5AGAs-Aoou $50 lbs. to sack
PoIAToEs-Psr bu. ssa6se.
TuRN!IPS-Per bu. 60c.
Spanish, per crate. Sl.OO: Colorado. per 6u.
TROPICAL FRUIT. ~
FIGs-California, bulk, 5hc 6-crown
turkish ise; 4-orown Turkish, lac; S-erown
:, Lemons I.imeniera. 800 ana $50 Gi.s
DATEs-kadaway size; .ayars, Sc; Hal
lowrais' ms" stuffed wamuy dsles. alb. Doh
BANANAH-EeE aediuna-sizsd bunch
t2;ogg2 % tpmLos. tzbo0AA
GRAPE Fhlnr-siso g - & and 80. tan
.oRANdEs-FIorida oranges. all sizes,
kz.z0i California navels, extra FANCY, all
sizes. 500; fancy, S2b; choice, s. 25lt25o.
NEW VEGETABLES.
BETS TURNIPs AND cARRoTs-PeI
ToMATOEs- Florida. SO-ib. crate. 500.
WAX BEANS-Per bu. Nox, Sa5Od6o.
LEAP LBTTUcE-Hothouss. Der doa
cnLERY-california. per dox. fbcetllOa
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pcr doz., S200
HORsERADlSH-Cass OF dOz., $50.
RADISHES-Per doE. bunohes, SO.
=, GREEN PEPPERs-P~r %baSkst sratA
.PXfssLEY-HothOuss per dOH SuhshsA
HEAD southern. per dOa.
sHALLoTs-southern. per bunch, SOC
FRIIrrB.
CRANBERRIE5-Per Dbl. S7.O0d9O0
APPLES-Ben Davis, choice. S2.O0; fancy,
per bbl.s t2.3i JonathAnh. SS76QAe0; New
York apples, -; Iowa and NebraskA
eating and cooking, =. 8Q3.O0.
PEARS-Winter NeliA. Der nox. 500
COCOANUTS-PeT sack OF 100. tl.60
CUT BEEF PRICES.
No. I ribs. lbcs No. riba iOe; No. ;
ribs, &c; No. ! lOin. lsc; No. lOin, l25sol
No. . lotn. sc; No. chuck. eei No. chuck
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 2.-BUTTER-
Firm; good demand; extra western cream
cry, official price. SSc; street price, 331ad34c;
extra nearby prints, sc.
EGGS-Firm: good demand; nearby fresh
and western, 26c at mark.
CHEEsE-Steady; New York full creams,
fancy, 141fc; choice 14i4e; fair 10 goodAi3A
G14c
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SIOUX CITY, Feb. 2-tspecial Telegram.)
= CATTLE - Receipts. 800 head; market
mixed. ST. 7S@i IS /; stockers ana feeders g 90
"a so; calves and yearlings, $2.75Qs.76. .,.[
HQGs-Receipts, 1000 head; market a
sales, 81. 721kd56. 75. 90, =
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Kan.as CITY bridge Authorized.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-The senate to-
day passed a bill authorizing the Inter-
state Bridge and Terminal Railway COM
pany of Kansas City, Kan, to construct a
bridge across the Missouri river.
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MtnnenpoIIs Grain MARKET.

MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 2.-WHEAT-Nay
soisc; July soasQSO4se; September f&c; No
hard, S5hc; No. ! northern. size; No.
northern, S1hci No. 3 spring, 7StStf7eikc.
FLoUR-First patents, A.S0d440i secont
patents. Ai5q4; Is; iine clears $s.6dsS5
second clears. s24od2.6O.
BRAN-In bulk. Sl6.50Q1675.
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ExDorts and ImDorts

NEW YORK, Feb. 2-TOtal imports OF
specie at the port OF New York for the
week ending today were sS4.l65 silver and
S65,i35 gold. Total exports of specie from
the port OF New York for the week ending
today were si,lO6,53s silver and $1,000 gold.
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PeorIa Market.
PEORIA

PEORIA, Feb. 2-CORN-Lower; No. 8
yellow and No. 8, axe; No. T. 4Ohc; no
oXTs"Firm; No. . white, ssc; No. 8
white. S71zc; No. 4 white, s61tc.
RYE-Steady; No. 2 666f69c.
WiiIsKY-on basis of N.2s for finished
goods.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03

BERLIN Feb. 2-The weekly statement OF
the Bank OF Germany shows the following
changes: Cash in hand decreased a. 220, 00f
marks; treasury notes increased l. $4,000
notes In circulation increased 49, 6O0,O0C
marks.
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LirerpooI arHin Mnrket.

LIVERPOOL Feb. a. WHEAT = Spot.
strong; No. 2 RED western winter, IS Id.
Futures. firm; March, IS ESD; May, IS SID
July, 6s gid
CORN-spot, nrm; American mixed, new,
a. 6Ad; old. As I'd. Futures, firmi March.
As 27sd; May. As Sid.
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Milwaukee Grain Market

MILWAUKEE. Feb. 2-WHEAT-No. !
northern S2ikQS5iko: No. northern 7gd
SIC: May. 7SlS67sAc bid.
RYE-N0, 4. 68Q6S5c.
BARLEY-No. q bS1tc; sample, lS667d
CORN-No 8 cash. 42a42itc; May, 46c bid
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nnInth Grnin nInrknt.

DULUTH, Feb. 2-wHEAT-on track
No. 1 northern, elhc; No. s0isc; May
ahc; July. s1h0el&e; September, 79hc.
OATS-ro arrive. Hhc.
RYE-oOc.
BARLEY-soa4ec.
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Clearing House Statement,

the clearing house banks for the week
shows that the banks hold s12,634 100 more
than the legal reserve requirements. This
Is a decrease of 81, 92S, 200 as compared with
last week. The statement follows.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03

SHEEP-The market was bare OF sheen
this morning, there being nothing on sale
10 make a test OF values. As will be noted
from the table In another column. the total
larger than for the corresponding weak
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Articles Open High Low. Ciose.l Yes'y.
n dbktu. d DIus
Omaha cnnh Prices.

WHEAT-No. 2 hard, 69hq71Ac; No.
hard, 67q691kc; No. 4 hard 6246712c; No
CORNING. 8, S7hc; No. 4, s51kds6c; no
grade S2Gi341hc; No, yellow, S7Aq3Sc; No.
3 white, S9Q39ISc.
OATS-No. 8 mixed, s5Q35lkc; No. 3 white,
S6g36hc; No white, S51zqSS%c,
RYE-No. 2, 60ci No. 3, bS1kc.
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London Closing stock,

sILvER-Bar, steady. 81 15-16d per ounce
MONEY-3kd4 per cent. ~.
The rate of discount in the open market
for short bills is 4&645s per cent; for three
months bills, 44sQ4% per cent.
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ToIede seea Mnrket.

TOLEDO, o., Feb. 2.-sEEDs-clovsr
cash, sSS1h; February, tS37k: March
ss;t2Ai April, $3.50, Alsiks, tJ.s0. Tim
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New York Mining stocks


WASHINGTON, Feb. a-Today's state
ment Of the balances In the general fund,
exclusive OF the ti50.000.0o0 gold reserve,
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NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations Of the Day on Various
Commodities.

Commodities.
EEw YORK, Feb. 2E5ELouR-Resesei b s,
firmly held and dull; Minnesota patents,
flOQA35; winter straights, tS.4Oa3.50; Min.
d5Oo; winter patents, Se0a@S5: winter low
grades, g. l0d2O- Rye fouf, quiet safes,
900 pkgs.i fair 70 good, SS;6SqS So choice 70
at SliOd220, spot and to arrive.
BUCKWHEAT-Nomin SIS for 100 lbs.
CORNMEAL-Steady; fine white and yer
low, N.0al.25; coarse, N-lVal.lZi kin orieu'
1WSHfiEiixiT-Receipts, 5000 bu.; exports, IS
1853 Blu. Spot market firm; No. red, $40
in elevator: No. 2 red, SAC, (. o. b., ahoat !
No. ] northern Duluth &c, (. o. b., atloat (;
No. 2 hard winter, STAG, (. o: b., ahoat
On a cold weather scare wheat acted
strong and active today, closing 10 net
higher and top for the session. There was
good buying for both accounts, steadier
cables and light northwest receipts; May,
81 1l-l6qS5 1-l6o. closing at Sc l-16c; July
CoRN-Receipts, 56.g75 bu. exports, .2s3,-
56S bu. Spot market irregular; No, z, 56Ac
in elevator and 51%c (. o. b., afioat; No; 2
white 53lkc; No. yellow, b21zc, I. o. D.,
afioat Option market wPs quiet and easier a
ing nc net lower; May closed at bS1sc july
blu. Spot market steady; mixed, Is to sc
lbs, &c; natural white, 30 to - lbs, $40
45c; clipped white. So TO 40 lbs, 44q46Ae.
HAY-Qulet; shipping, 7SqS5e; good to
HoPs-Easy; state. common to choice,
1906, 1Sd25c same, 1906, sale Pacific coast
1906 12115c; 1905, 1Od13c.
HIDES-Steady; Galveston, 20 to Is lbs.
zoe; California, 20 to IS lbs, &c; Texas
LEATHER-st acid, 271k92sc.
PROVISIONS--Beef firm; family $1,000
d15.5O; mess, y9.OO695O; beef hams, S2S. 509
24OO: packet, tl1.O0dl2.0o; city, extra India
mess, S21. 00d2300. Cut meats, steady; pick
led bellies. s10.25612OO; picked hams, $500.
Lard, firm; western prime, $ssoqS.@; re
fined, steady; continent $l025i South Amer
lea, $10.75; compound, $S.60dS.75. Pork, nrm
family, St9.00d1950; short clear, SL75ql9Oo;
NESS $1S.OOa1S75.
TALLOW-Steady; city go per pkg.),
6 slice; country (pkgs. free), 6hg6Nc.
RICE-Steady; domestic, fair to extra Sls
M6%o; Japan, nominal r
turkeys, 13c. Dressed, quiet; western
roasting chickens, BOISE; turkeys l4alSc;
fowls. Sd14c.
EGGS-Easy; state, PENNSYLVANIA and
nearby fancy selected, white, soc; state,
choice 2Sd29c; brown and mixed extras,
2Sc; firsts to extra firsts, &G261sc; western
frsts, 25c; official price, firsts, Csc; seconds
23d241kc.
KtTTER- Firm; street price extra
creamery, 321k633c Official prices: Cream
cry, common to extra, 22d32c; held, COM
mon to extra, 16q 3hci western factory
common to firsts, 1T1h921c; western imita-
ton creamery, extras. 24d25c; firsts, 21a
&c; renovated common to extra, l6qAc. =,
Enthusiastically state full cream, small
and large September fancy, l411c; state,
October best, l315414c; good to prime. 1z1ag
13c; winter made, average best, nc; IN
ferior, uQi2c.
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CHICAGO LIVE sTooK MARKET
Cattle and sheep steady-HOEs Fiv
Cents Lower. t--.-..

CHICAGO. Feb 2.-CATTLE-Recelpts
200 head; market steady; beeves, A-00d690;
cows and heifers, $150dS.25; stockers and
Sc. 25aI7.b. ~ ".
HoGs-Receipts, 1900 head; market SC
lower; mixed and butchers, S6.7odI6 97ls I;
good heavy, $e.9on7.0o; rough heavy, 5000
$50; light, So IOd6. IS; pigs, S6.O096.7oi bulk
SHEEP AND LAMBS : Receipts. 1000
lambs, 81 s5e1TT5 t09stf
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81. LIQUID oeneral Market.


ST. LOUIS, Feb. 2--,WHEAT-Higher;
SisS7ec; May. Hss@77ISc; July, nc.
CORN--Weaki track, No cash, SsAc;
No. white. 391sc; May, Ssssc; July, 35IRg
35Mc.
FGOUR-steady; red winter patents sass
@8.75; extra fancy and straight, $S35q3. 10;
clear, s.. 65612&.
SEED-Tfmothy, steady; $3.50Q400
CORNMEAL-Steady; $220
BRAN-Dull, sacked. east track, sed
HAY-ouiet; timothy. slsOOG1sOO; prairie,
IRON IRON COTTON TIEs-a.O2
BAGGING-9hc.
HEMP TWINE-9c.
PROVISIONS-Pork higher; jobbing
$3.50. Lard. higher; prime steam. $952lt
Dry salt meats, steady; boxed extra shorts,
50 S75h; clear ribs, s9.S71k; short clears, $1,000
Bacon, steady; boxed extra shorts SO.621h
clear ribs. $10.621a short clear. $l0.75.
POULTRY = Steady; chickens, 91kc;
springs, lie; turkeys 1lq12o; ducks, lie;
BUTTER Steady; creamery. 27aSshc;
dai ". HGNc.
EGGS-Steady at 22o.
Following were the receipts and ship
81 nd
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Hank CIearinRn

OMAHA, Feb. Bank cfearings for to-
day were 81, $50 So. 81 and for the correspond
ing date last year H,596,l55.29
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es. open. High Low. / Close
Wheat l.
July.......... 717sAl722sQ1k 7l5s l72A4sB
Corn
May........... 41k Az 40ys 40%B
July........... 4%Q%l419s4&t 416 i41ss19A

b Bid. A Asked. ~
Minneapolis Cash Prices-Wheat: No. /
hard S5hc; No. l northern, S3hc; No. 2
northern, ahc; No. 3 northern, IS1xqI91xc.
Corn; No. 3, 37Nc. Oats: No. 3, SS&qS4$c.
Flax: Cash, $1.22h.
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Bank of Germany statement,

Totals. $3.50. 057. l3 1905 ASS g
Decrease over the corresponding week
last year, SIS, S.69.
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Now is the time to make your wants
known through The Bee Want Ad Page. ,
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On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was nrm; creamery, H05lhc;
dairy, a11Sc. Egga, frTn; az mark. cases
included. 22Qeiho; lrsts, sc: prime drsts
nc; extras. Nc. Cheese. steady, B4l6c.
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isna bullion. 'ss7Ss,sO; gold certificates, So
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Articles. OPEN High Low. Close. lYes'y.
cash quotations. were as follows:

mo. =
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR - Steady; winter patents, S. 200
$50; winter straights. $s0003. Is; spring pat
ents, 81 0gs sg; spring straights. ,a.l0oS 30;
WHEAT-No. spring. so9S3c; No. 2
spEiHg nQs2o No red. 7lA37lkc,
CoRN-No 3 Sc; No, 2 yellow, sSlkc.
RYE-No. 62kc.
BARLEY--talr 70 choice mailing, 6sGSsc.
SEEDS-No. / fax. N.1s; No. i north
western, Q.3 Prime timothy Sa5Ofi455
Glover, contract grade, naS.
PROVISIONS-ShOrt ribs sides Qoose)
taS7lk09. 63ia Mess pork, per bbl, Sl7lk
Lard. per 100 lbs, 18th. short clear sides
(boxed) Ss.50d9.70
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-06-28

on fha regular cattle trail. and not
more than ten rods from where %
was concealed. Then We heard q shot
ani we knew pa was alive 20 bis dan
ger
There she blows said The ranch
man and then there was another shot
and by that time the whole herd of
about l0 was on The ridge, and the
shots came thick. and the herd started
on 4 -rof f0r the shed where pa was.
ro rrt their sat- When we had count
ad Il shots and knew pas guns were
empty we showed up on the ridge and
watched "a.
lie started % run. with the peck
measure OF salt. but fell down and
spilled the salt on the grass. and De.
fore De could SET uD the bull WIS sC
noar that D. dissent run. s0 be laid
down and played dead. and the bufa.
iees surrounded him lnl licked mp rhs
salt and paid 10 more attention o.
+ him than they would 20 a bog unit
they bad licked up all the salt Their
-ha bull began o. lick pas hands and
face. and pa yelled Tor help. but W
-of behind the ridge and vent ar0un'
-.wlris rhe ranch. The ranchman Tell
inc na that he animals We're perfectly
harmless and that as soon as they hai
licked pas face a little they would &.
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had been in. and what bold 'nlnFs ne
had done.
ua said. while the object NJ bis Visit
10 the ranch wls % buy d herd 1t hul-
f,loes for the show che thing ne
wanted 10 90. above al was to nli
a buffalo bull in singie-hantea COM
bar and have the head and horns to
ornament his den. and the hide I9r "a
Ian robe. but the ranchmen would Do
welcome % the meat he asked tn.
man who owned the ranch q be- misn-
have the privilege. by paying for II. ai
killing a buffalo
Tine ranchman said De would ore
ranee IL all right in the morning. and
"a. and Z went 20 bed. After Da s0s %
s,ortnr and killing huGal0cs TO his
sleep I could hear rho r1nchman ini
his helpers planning pas humiliation.
and when I tried % ten D1 in ue
rrorninr that the crowd were string
inp him be gos mad at me and asked
me 10 mind my own business. ana
that IS something I never could lo io
save my life.
Well about daylight we were ail oni
IN the veranda. and they give pl M
srructions about what De- was tn DO
/ The ranchman said 10 was against tla
state laws % kin buffalo except n
self-defense. so pa would have % se'
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-06-28

ass nrge Wen. one Gay Magruler
was out accommodating with bis s'nr
In the Shenandoah valley and he
stumbled across lkeiy lQozilg plan.
fation
-He sent BIS lfteriy ~ on rle ilnD
ro present bis compliments t1 -he mis-
tross 0f the mansion and rel her
that he and t1e officers were powerful
hungry Would She Pee kind enoaeh
ro give Them soma 1innert OF course
She sent back WORT she'd lo Der BEST
Along comes ye.lCWha.ret young
soldier rieht after rhat and he tells
her The same ta.nr. It seems De- was
M bis way to Join his reEiment and
vas covered with dust ani looking
tired on DEATH
My Young friend. Im donE my
best ro ger nD a good dinner rlr Gen.
Marudcr and his stan Get down and
come .n. and Il there IS anything .eft
after they ger through you shall have
ir sad the hospiiab.e ntv
The Young chap was hardly out OF
his teens. and 10 happened that he
came from one 0f the finest families
'n virginia He tismounrai and went
into the house Just naturally De
knew how affairs were conducted in
the old plantation households and
when Magruder and his stat arrived
he diI some pretty tal scouting
around The dlnlngr0om AS soon as
dinner was announced Dee marched in
az 'he head of fhe procession and took
a scar next 90 Masruier The general
looked az him pretty savage i1r m.n-
ute and said
Sir fo you know with whom you
are dining
so. sir. I don't Before I Joined
The army 7 was mighty careful whom
/ are a meal 0f ucmais with buf now
/ make mo- distinction whatever
THAT settled ir Magruder looked
ueftled f0r q minute and then burst
oar laughing So i.i the others and
The dinner went on with everybody in
h.eh good humdr'
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and so when he is taught any'a-1-
new it Jars him. ANY mll with hr'.
sense would know thar 81 rE
to learn how 20 rope Steers .le keep
from being tipped Oh rhe tnr. ai
run over by procession ot eas' o-'
because pa had lasseel hitefn- 1o5
in his youth. with a clothes l-le "i-n
slip moose IN IT, he posed among
cowboys as being ln expert roper AMI
where ild he land7 In rhe cactus
He w1s just meat ior the natives
r0 have fun with. and he 11H re
been hashed uD on -his "trip. llt che
worst of all was this trip -o 'le oui-
eIo ranch. % secure hufaloes I0r me
show. and II i was lu 1as place
would 60 into retirement ana never
look a man IN the iaee PAS aea
was that these buflloas sl -ae ranch
were inst ls wild ls rleT sel u De-
when they run no large no -1a r.ainf
When We got t1 the ranch ai evening.
na nut Ia the whole cme lnr-
time to 20 % Red telling Che rin'a-
man and his hired man what ea-
rhinas he had done killing TAl t-l-
mails and what dangerous places ne
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bur II the worst came he could run
some 6ut rhe ranchman said II he
should rrn tha. the whole herd would
BE- art 20 stampede on him and run
h.m town. and be thought pa better
lar down and let them zo by.
Gee. bug Z pi-ed Da when we sot
.rt % Pho prairie anl found the herd
They we're rs tame as Jersey cows.
and Tho Old huu. the dercest Of the lor
with a nead as big rs q barrel came
so t0 the ranchman and wanted % De-
scratched. lke big dog. and The
calves and cows came 10 and licked
1rr lanas T. vas hard work ro drive
rhrm towards pas blind. cause they
wanted -o De- netted. but the ranch
man sad as soor as we could get th.
bru ap % fhe toD of the ridge so fhe
Old man would open fire 90 him. fhey
would hurry risht along 20 PAS blind.
cause they always came % be- salre1
N the SIGNAL Of q revolver shot
So we pushed them along up o-
varis The ridge. ont of sight OF pa
hr punching them and slaDpine them
pa rhe hams. and finally rhe head oi
-ha o.f bulb appeared above the ridge
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-06-28

.vhat is the secret II success p
asked the sphinx

.What is the secret II success .
asked the sphinx
Push" said -he Button
Never De led. said rhe Pencil
Take pains" said The Window.
Always keep COOL said the Ice.
oBe up-to-date.' said the Calendar
Never Jose your head. said che
Barrel
Make light of everything. " said Tho
Fire
do a driving business" said th'
thinner
Aspire 20 greater things said th'
Nutmeg
~Be sharp IN an your dealings. sai.
the Knife
"Find a good thing and stick 20 IT,
said the Glue
"Do the work y0u are shifted TO-
said the Chimney. y.-C0ngresarionaliit
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Hidden Dangers
Nature Gives Timely warnings That 10
Falmulls Citizen Can Afford 20 ignore.

Nature Gives Timely warnings That 10
Flrmvlls Citizen Can Afford 20 ignore.
DANGER signal Ma. comes from the
sidney -ecretlans. They VIII warn
vau when the Kidneys are sick Wen
kdnrvs cXCrete d cllar. amber nuld.
sick Kidneys send 0ul a tuln, pale and
uamr. ora thick red l.i-meilng urine,
f1u u sediment and irregular of pas
sage
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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-06-28
BY WAY OF THANKS.
What Monroe Once DID for General
lafayette.

That Lafayeita's services 20 This
country are suu held in cherished
memory is shown bv rhe great value
placed on relics of the generous
Frenchman The marquss chaise. DO
good preservation. has just been
placed ln the Memorial Han at Gin
einnau But America once had an -
0ortmitv OBJ express her thanks I'M
more practical and satisfactory form
than bv giving ovar.ons 1r collecting
,onveni-s Sir Munr liaifeai n -
,r-ic.o .u fha Cosmopolitan gives an
account of how James Monroe iii -fe
sood turn which 'he malgl5s sar
vices deserved
Lafayette. flrorl-e 40 court -lI
vosnr soldier married at fhe age 't
Is vas aa officer no The garrison %
1retz when The impulse came on BIN
10 seek adventure in America. iie
came without leave without rhe cnn
sent or the c0untenanee of rhe Franoh
government Ha was an enthusiast
FOR humanity and liberty What ae
ild for America every schoo.1oy
knows
Later when the var was over the
MARQUIS and his family were back n
france James Monroe Americas
minister arrived lr Paris just after
,ba nu of Rotesrierre The news
was brought to him that Madame La
averfs was ln prison. and that ll.
Efforts Tor her release had failed
Monroe was placed in a delicate 1o-
siaor between his official station and
his sense of his countrys Obligation
IN his report Of The AFFAIR he declares
that bee ls prepared 20 Ego beyond tne
limo of official reserve t0 save tle
taav Behind those dun lines of re-
mort there ls d story fun Of interest
Monroe was noe q man 10 Feisn
oorseoneuces when De bore ln mind
how much his nation owed 20 Lai1y.
cite An extremity was threatening
and be crossed the fine
learning that Madame Lafayette
was soon % be- led % the guillotine
ho sent bis wife 20 La Force prison
In the official carriage Of the legation
The trappings announced 10 every one
the dignity Of the American minister
rheu the only representative in Paris
ofanv OF the nations Of the earth.
Mrs Monroe played Der part VIII
charming audacity she did not go a.
a suDDliant. but In state. demandin.
| |admittance.
Madame Lafayette. expecting ever
moment a summons 20 the scafoii
vas told that the wife Of the Amerl
.s, minister wished % see her, Feel
,nr ths hope Of rescue the poor 40
ma, fen sobblng az Mrs. Monroe
gser The wife Of the minister raises
cheer Then she announced 10 tom
mich vas heard by the officials tha
,sa would call the next day. Whei
-b.t time came. however. Il was no
recessarv 20 keep her promise. Mad
,,,a lafayette had been released
She FASTENED immediately 20 th
house OF the Monroes % express he
attitude Tor their timely aid.