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Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1907-10-11

On Wednesday the I'd inst. at the
residence of Isaac McNeel, Esq at
Mill Point in Pocahontas county, W.
Va, his laughter Mary, and MIR. Will
liam Br wning of Washington were
married.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1907-10-11

The trial of VIM. Brooks, and his
brother, Happier, charged with assault
with intent to kill Mr.. w. T. Walter,
was called in the corporation court
yesterday.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1907-10-11
PE-RU-NA FOR
PELVIC DISEASE IS.

feel strong and we'll. As l used Peruna
and Manalin while I was passing
through the change of life, am posi-
lively convinced your beneficial reme-
dies have relieved me of all my Ills
Mrs. Mathilde Richter, Doniphan, Neb.
81 suffered with pelvic catarrh IN til l
wrote to DR.. Hartman, and after taking
treatment as he advised, l can say l am
cured OF this most trying affection, for
which am truly thankful. never felt
better in my life than l do at present."
Mrs. Eta Booker. Dundurn, Sask.
n. W. T.. Can.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1907-10-11

never saw such change in a
woman" Over and over again this
sentence is penned by grateful. women
who are more than willing that we
should use their words to assist other
suffering women in finding cure.
Peruna is a great medicine for women.
much the same way that water cleanses
the outside of the body.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1907-10-11

The second trial of Harry z. Thaw
for the murder of Stanford White has
been fixed for Dece mber End.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1907-10-11
We owe it to our
Cut Glass
Display

To again bring it to your notice. Since We
last spoke to-you on this subject we have
added to our showing some delightfully."-
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have you see them.
1t is impossible to describe their beauty
for mere words can give you no indication
of the scintillating lOveliness of this ware
And we can honestly say that our today s
Cut Glass displays is larger. more varied
and attractive than any we have ever in
vited you to examine. And as you know,
this is seying good deal.
Add to all this the fact that our values
are really exceptional. and you will get a
fair idea of what Cut Glass arguments are
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From Grateful Women.

81 was troubled with Suppressed
and painful menstruation. / took
Peruna according to your directions,
and now / am ."-Mrs. James Eigh.
mey, Grape, Mich.
"We have been using Peruna for some
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"From personal test and from the
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Jones, Burning Springs, Ky.
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A Remedy For Women.

tits safe to say that we have
thousands of letters written to
DIR. Hartman from women who
repeat the same sentiment to be
found in Mrs. Stouffer's testi-
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1907-10-11

az suffered from
catarrh for many
years, but since
taking Peruna /
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'1NRs.A.E.ST0UFFERi
Pe-ru-na Gave Health,

Mrs. A. E. Stouffer, Capioma
Kansas, writes:
"Peruna has given me health
and strength; it is the best medi-
cine that was ever made for
women. My friends say they
never saw such a change in a
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The sun., 1907-03-07
M0NET AND EXCHANGE.

Money IN cal on The Stock Exchange
loaned between q. 06i. per cent, with the
closing transaction az ) per cent The rul-
lpg rate for the daN 81 per cent. The
time money market, though il continued
quiet very firm. there was a decided
hardening of rates theee being quoted to-
mercial paper Has quoted At sa6'. per cent
for prime single names and bills receivable:
other names. 81 per cent.
Sterling exchange developed further ease
to-day, the market weakening on the firm
ness, OF money and increased offerings Of
security bills. Posted rates were quoted
e. Hi - So, NrtunI closing rates; Long
bills, fs0,Oui I S03O sight drafts fSit5d
As45O: ca bic transfers. 4S5t5dA $50 Com
mercial bills WPrr g. 500 sos for sixty DAYS
and $50. for sight; Francs we're quoted
ct 5.24st less l-l6 for long and 5.2i = plus i-S2
for short Reichsmarks we're quoted at
% ole for long and atia less l-32 for short
Gnilders were quoted at 20 1913 plus I-i8 for
short dates.
Ia Csc. discount. ChicagO-2Oc. discount
Charleston Banks, buying, soc. discount
ceiling, t-iOc. premium. Montreal Par
banks. 5O, discount net ST. Paul-5oc. pre-
MUM. Minneapolis jOc. premium. Gin
cinnati Par 81. Louis jc. discount. San
Francisco 81 ~ premium.
Money IN London. q iGi4 per cent. Rate nj
discount IN open market for short and three
for money closed at ss lie and for account
at s695 Paris advlCes quote closing price Of
per cent. rentes az ~ francs 20 centinPs
Exchange on london, 25 francs 80 centiInes
Private rate of discount. 20 per cent. Berlin
advices quote exchange on London 20 marks
81 pigs. Private rate Of discount. 81. per
cent.
New York Clearing House statement: TX
changes. $500. sIs,is9: balances. slO.2ss.7II:
sub-Treasnry debit balance $50 8g4.
Commercial price Of bar silver in New
York, 6s7,cs Bar silver in London, J17Sd
Mexican silver dollars quoted at 53l6c.
The sun., 1907-03-07

SUGAB.-Raw was firm. Centrifugal OF to.'
Sole. muscovado' ~ ~ test, Re. Refined ps'
IN TAR demand and firm. Granulsied Asoc
NAVAL STORES. Spirits of turpentiuc -
n'cc, common to good strained ro.ln
The sun., 1907-03-07
CHICAGO CLOSING QUOT,TIO>s
Live stock Market.

,, WEDNEsDAI Marr.
Receipts OF bceves were lips bead iur'ud.1s
o. cars Tor slAughtererS and 20 for tn market
mhhlng, Win the few stale cattle - cars ON ss.s
HO9d ana prime heavy steers were hrm on 1iun
ana common grades slow and no moro then stead.
ouIls neld up 20 full Mondays prices: hol'. "a
COWS Iuled dull 10 iOc lower; medium cows pS!e
steaoy ana good cows nrnl. the yards were ci0a'0t
WIN tne exception OF a single carload Mrqwn
70 prime native steers sold at s4.S5a $50 per 'o
Ios;; oxen ~ AlOY i.S0: pslr OF choice 'a' -iss
a. 800: bulls at - J0aSIsS COWS at SiR51ti I--
pressed beef was moving slowly ~ 1000 pSr N
loI common 70 choice native sides IIf rrouN.
and london cattle and beef markets uu,Hs'g.t
quarters OF beef
Receipts OF calves were OII head inr...f'r.
lgJ Tor butchers and s4S for the marLti .na-'uG.
WIN the stale stock. Pi0 ou sale Veal, err -
VAR demand. but no more than steady. mo- barn
yAu caves OneTed. Early arrivals NcTr Al. .'..@i
OUT common To prime veRls sold ~ SigNp 20 r''
Nv IDS lev culls at tt1k' choice ami -s'''''
tops AZ 9.I9GslO. City dressed veas ,r,-U
e&I4c. pei lD.' country dressed srliing 80 ..''
Receipts OF sheep and lambs VerH 't" .i.
including 10 cars for slAuRbtprrrS and % .H. ~
market; aud cars we're 10 ard,r later a. .Ia e..
Sheep almost nominal With lew ~cl'frEI.s 10 -
az tLOOnS per 100 lbs: lambs In very UuI'n' ..n
Ply and nrnl: common and medium grade .... ~
N0td1D car OF choice state lamb, r..a"
terms. but probably AZ about tsia Drrs.r.. . '
toH quiet AZ 1gaTD11c. per h.. dressed . g.
Iglsc, country dressed hOthOusc lamb .'. e.
t0axD per carcass.
Receipts OF hogs weTeso22 head iuclu.,u. .0r..
lalI car 70 be sold STEADY toTllVr hog 80 =. no
G.7S per 100 lbs CounlT, dressed bo. ..,.
S]9dlOSe. per 10.
The sun., 1907-03-07
SECURITIES AT PUBLTc Auction.

tion yesterday: N
20 shares American RGcpGnge National
Bank a. :, 244sS
- sneIes DAnk o1 view YORK. " p. A.. $40
20 shares National City Bank ......... ssS
5000 The Niagara Falls Power Conpany
6peT cent bonds. .......;...,,,-- ao
100 shares Adams Express Company.. 2nSi.
!" shares american Chice Company,
iiO shares the YonkerS North Fnd Land ''
Company, common. ..,........, ,lot Is ONO
NO shares GhrouK Consolidated Mines,
7s , per sn4rs n VsS
phnys common .,......... .........
N,OO NeH York. LackaWanna and Western
Hailroad Companyist mtge. sper cent
10 ,SSTss SSS' Winter a e. I;i7'
50 shares Pacific Bank ................. oi
20 snaTes Royal Baking Powder Com
N .y psny' preferred .........,,,. 1881,
" 'hei'H Auaihs FNpresH COMPANY. 2S0
The sun., 1907-03-07
DAILY TREiSr RT STATEMENT.

WAsRISoIoN. March 8 The statement Of receipts
and expenditures 0f The Treasury shows
THIS fdV. ThtS month. Fiscal vear
Receipts.. 50 ass O5g 20 9gs0,Ojs tIlT 6i3t77
Expenditures. ,J7nWD s.66JOJO 4O5 0iT 700
Surplus. p0S.0Jg f,320 O5s At S0S, 400
TIE receipts from customs 20 day we're 81 400 We
tIon internal revenue. s737 AS and miscellaneous
den buon, S59t 500
Ths cash statement OF the United States Treasurer
for March 9 shows
The sun., 1907-03-07
THE CURB MARKET.

The general movement OF prices Of curb Sc
curittes to-day was governed for the most
part by the course Of values on the Stock
Exchange. The trading was much uuieter
than on the previous days Of the week After
developed and the market continued heavy
until the latter half Of the session. when stocks
rule at or near the highest points Of the day
United. Nevada Consolidated. Butte, Trinity
and Cumberland-Ely suffered most in the
rest OF the market by the subsequent Upward
reaction. Nevada Utah was again pronIi-
row range. International Mercantile Maine
preferred recorded q loes Of l1 poiTItS and.
on the other hand, Standard Oil sold 10 points
irregular
Transactions in detail in the market to-day
The sun., 1907-03-07
MTSCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
CoHee Lower Gables Disappointing -PrO-
visions Firm

Coffee declined moderately. The depres-
sion was due largely to Disappointing cables.
though there was also a material lessepinE
in the demand from the shorts. Some room
traders who recently bought took profits
and for the time being at any rate leading
interests and roasters withdrew their sup
port. The reaction, however, was not A.
all surprising in view OF the rapidity With
which prices have advanced Of late. The
speculation was mainly local and profes-
sional and devoid OF any very striking
features.
The official cable from Brazil reported =
reduction Of $50 reis in the price Of No
Rio. No explanation was given. however
Conee on the spot was in fair demand
and steady Rio No. Z. 7sSd717c Futures
closed 10 to 20 points lower with the tone
steady. Havre declined y TO NJ HAMBURG
declined = to ,. pfg. Rio declined $50 rels
exchange unchanged at Is - SD: receipts
10000 bags: stock, $4,000. Santos was nm
Prices here as follows.
The sun., 1907-03-07
THE BOSTON MARKET.

Boston. March s.-There was an excited
market for coppers to-day. At the opening
prices held steady and. in the carly trading,
scored small advances, but later a general liuul-
dalton movement set in, forcing stocks down
sharply to points and demoraliZing matters
generally. At this junctuTe strong support
leading shares and forced the shorts to cover.
] he Close Shows all the early gains recovered
and gains Of to > points. Anal lgamated
The sun., 1907-03-07

PRovlsIoNs.-Lar was seady: prime West
ern' ". 90 refined Continent, so: South Amer.
can. ul Pork was quiet and steady mess
GbHNb:lS. Iallow was quiet and stead
CITY, e'tc Butter Creamery, eXtps 77c
Eggs - western, frsts ISlaC. Ehicago.
March 8-"Not withstanding lighter hog AZ.
rivals here than expected and the Western
movement. abont $1,000 less than q vear ago,
provisions ruled easier. The action nf The
market was due to bearish posit ion Of larger
packers both as to hogs and the product
e me principal buying was by local spsou-
iators ana the bulk OF he offerings cams
foil
The sun., 1907-03-07
Russian Insurance Company IN DO Ju,tr"''
In This state

ALBANT. March 0.-State SuperIu'"0 .s'.
o. Insurance Otto Kelsey to-day auth a'
the Russian Reinsurance COMPANY ~ 81.
Petersburg. Russia. to transact lhe h'i-.rr''
of hre insurance in this State. lha " 'n-
pany has deposited with the ln-yrt"''
Department f3OO,OO0 in securities
Supt. Kelsey also admitted tho Ira i."r'
Indemnity Company of Hartford. C"uu j.
has capital stock OF tSOO.OOO.
The sun., 1907-03-07
RAILROAD AND OTHER BONDS.

Adams ESr - Colo Midland Is MoK al sfIlas
1000. lo0lA 1000 .7Ol9i 1000. Sela
5000. 1 02lAl 5000. 3Isl 10000. I 20
Am Spirits lat Bs CuDAn 50 N Y Genital SIS
1000 ossil 1000 oOss $1,000 . D 2A
1000 oslS Q1i fiud CIV ssi 1000. o2is
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-14
CONGREGATION AMAZED
Woman Stops Sermon to Renounce
Game in Which She Excels.

DES MONIES. Jan. l3.--Before con-
yrecatiou Of nearly a thousand persons.
and while the preacher was In The midst
OF his sermon. Mrs, a. h. Sims, society
woman and holder OF the national wo-
mans whist championship, arose this
n,ornlne In the University Church OF
Christ and denounced card playing as
sin, .
women of the city. For many years she
hns been an active member of women s
cI,tbs which affect whist and other card
games. Two years ago Airs Sims won
The first prize for women In the whist
tournament held at Cleveland. Last year
at 81. Louis she won the national wo-
mans championship.
IL is snid tbot recent evangelIcnl meet
,uee held I'm the city nre responsible for
,h,, change In Mrs Sims ideas. She at
,"n1ed All Of these meetings. which lasted
for three weeks. and since that time has
come TO the conclusion that all card
games are wrong.
TurIne the service this morning Mrs.
Gins impulsvely stood up and renounced
card games forever ..,
upr friends IN the congregation who
hnew OF her pride In her whist triunlphs,
nanad in aniazement. She had told no
one OF her intentions.
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WEALTH OF THE UNITED STATES
@==B By Frederic J. Hoss;n = ~
op Frederic j. Haski,n

to Ellis H. Roberts. tho rot;x;
urer. Tor all the money and secur;t;es
IN lhe vaults of the treasury a tot.1
oi Sl'Z59.5ss.27s.5S. II required srou,
July | to September to count +ho
money. and at the completion of tbo
TASK the accounts balanced to fr,c.
tiop '"o
Inc costliest Governmental establish.
ment IN the world is the British navy
upon which a billion and half b,s
peen expended within the last fen ve.-s
yet three individual Americans Rocke.
'elier' Carnegie and Clark. could have
Paio the whole bill and still have some
pocket money left. The United States
Is now spending about a hundred mil.
hons year on its navy, and we are
new at this kind of expenditure The
eNtraVagance Of 1T. so-called, has heen
the subject Of much oratory. That we
are not investing more than we can af-
ford is shown by the fact that our dis.
play-lovlng women spent hundred mil
hon dollars for diamonds purchased In
foreign lands during the last two wears
In fact. we are so rich that the sales of
produce and manufactured articles that
we are sending abroad each year is
equal to sum sufficient 10 support all
the navies in the world.
Weather Than Kings.
When 1t comes to individual wealth
We have dozen citizens who are worth
more than all the Kings and rulers of
the world, taken collectively or sever.
ally. The Czar of Russia is reputed ia
have a greater income than anv other
living man, but his private fortune is
so mixed up with the Governmental rev.
enues that it is impossible to separate
them If distinction could be made
our plous uncle, John D. Rockefeller
could undoubtedly make comparison
with the weakspined Nicholas. and
show the biggest pile. The Russian
monarch s wealth is the accumulation
of an empire, centuries old in the max
ing. while the Ohio oil magnate can
remember when lie had nothing.
Leopold, King of the Belgians, is the
richest monarch in Europe, after the
Gar Although his income from the
State is bnt s1,70O,0o0 year, his busi-
ness interests are so large, and his In
come from the Congo Free Stale Sc
great, that it is estimated he gathers
in quite hve millions annually. Sena.
tor Clark has an income that is at least
three times as great The Montana cop
per kings New York residence will
cost more than the Belgian sovereign
will take in during the next twelve
months.
Edward VII. receives $47O, 900 a year
and the entire royal family of England
is provided for in the civil lists with
incomes aggregating 100000 Mr.. Car
negie spends more money for the found.
ing of institutes and the endowment OF
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[ANT NATION
|[AKS ALL RECORDS
|try Has More Actual
sney Than Any Other
Nation.
PRODUCTIVE MINES
IAN ANY OTHER COUNTRY
Sam Would Decline to
III Out for $107, ,O0O,-
100000.

uc;ted States is the wealthiest
4 IN the world. In the brief
4 ia young life this infant nation
4 has broken all records relating
.esumulation Of riches, and we
inning to think in billions in
q millions. Take it any way you
i the measure of our afhuence
Ia ANYTHING that has ever been
before.
>onutry has more actual money,
,uld, q larger volume of exports,
|, bauking facilities, richer farms,
,,uductiye mines, more railroads.
nbrpal commerce, more million
~ore well-to-do tradesmen, more
.rlsut farmers, more highly paid
and a greater distribution of
.mries which riches bring than
NJ nation has ever enjoyed since
Spn.
|, hy last October Uncle Sam had
Ia INTO his money store-house in
|Sdon the great test amount of gold
,,vscted at one place in the his
IA the world-gold representing
fdSea. This was indeed q high
-urk. We had there in one lit
= more gold than was in circula-
\ Great Britain, that purse-proud
Of the seas, who boasts much
\ mn never setting on her do
What thoughts this statement
IaTe raised in the mind Of the
|aiopated Britisheri
tfgest Receipt Ever Given.
biggest receipt ever given, the
money trust ever undertaken
d. was when the present Treas
The United States, Charles H.
kent into office. He receipted
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PSIng MOthePS and
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ON z N,

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Scald there is nothing on
earth more healing than a
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CHILDREN,

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Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-03-29
THE coLoRED TEACHER,

1t now seems that another trial Is
about to be had of one of the colored
teachers of our system. Just where
all this will end we cannot see. But
the most startling thing that has hap
pened, so the people of Washington
are saying, was the transfer of some
OF the best teachers from NJ Street
High school to the Armstrong Man
ual Training school. Just what the
outcome OF all this will be we cannot
say. But the people hint that Prin-
cipal Jackson of NJ Street High
school is wreaking vengeance upon
all those who favored Mrs Cooper
wnen she was principal of the school.
Surely this thing cannot be.
We feel that We have done enough
in the school fight along certain lines
and for the present, at least, we say
hands Off. We are through for
time. What has gone out from this
bureau has been sent in the hope that
1t would do good. 1t is hoped that
this aim has not failed; but, on the
matter for the future, we will indulge
in golden silence
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-03-29
WON THE CUP.

Arthur l.. Curtis. son of DR.. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Curtis Of this city, who is
attending the Williston preparatory
school. has recently won the silver
cup, prize which is annually
awarded for the best individual de.
batter in the school in the debating
contests which are held in March.
This Is the first time in the history
OF the school that II junior has car.
ried of the honors in the debate. All
Washington is very proud OF the
young mans success. And his
mother, who was present to witness
the triumph of her son, is elated.
The Press Bureau is glad to extend its
heartiest congratulations to son,
mother and father; for by this the
race has been helped immeasureably
and young man given promise of
still greater things.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-03-29
TRANSFERRED TO THE CAPITOL

The battle against Senator Foraker
has been transferred from the capital
u the state Of Ohio. Secretary Taft
and Representative Burton, as per
presidential order, are leading the
fight. 1t is an effort to punish Sen.
about the shooting up" of Browns
vile. What will come of 1t. wise men
ator Foraker for seeking the truth
one penny for myself. l wanted TO
now see. Foraker will win in this
fight for right as he has won In the
past. He will do this regardless of
the fact that the president of the
United States is doing all in his
power to bring about a contrary re.
suit And Congressman Burton will
never realize the ambitions which he
Is prostituting his talents to achieve.
Continued OH page three.)
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-03-29
Continued from page y

held in convention, in which they en-
leading colored men of Mississippi
dorsed the course OF the GREAT
Ohioan in the Brownsville matter and
sent greetings. They thereby indi.
Gated what may be expected from the
colored men of the North when the
time comes. And those in power had
just as well understand that they can
not buy the conventions, as of yore.
Colored men have come to the place
where they are going to stand for
the man who stands for the right,
and as they understand it, in its high
est acceptation, Senator Foraker is
the statesman they have in mind.