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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-08-29
FURNISHING GOODS.

soc Soft Bosom Shirts. go in this
Sale at ........... ........... BBC
75c Soft Bosom Shirts. go in this
sale at ...... - t0c
$l25 and 800 Soft Bosom shirts.
go In this sale at ............ G0c
$3.50 Soft Bosom shirts. go in this
sale at. gtt1
$500 Soft Bosom Cluett Shirts. go
in this sale at ........... st.2o
1Oc Half Hose Csocks) 20 in This
ale AZ Observation-Disclosures. o.
l5c Hair Hose (socks). go in this
faIe at .......... ............ %
25c Half Hose, go in this sale
Tor ....... ....... ..... ..1Gc
SOC Half Hose Cocks 20 90 this
sale at ............. Bic
Arrow Brand Collar. go in thl
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Mems Suits.

Mems Suits, Cheviots and Scotch
Plaids. "A large assortment to choose
from, worth $3.50, sale price SI.OS
Mems Suits, Cassimeres, Tweeds
Worsteds, long cut. elegantly made,
worth $1,000, sale price 1915
Mems good Business Suits, gray
and fancy Cassimeres, single or
double breasted, worth $1,000, sale
price .............. 1913
Mems Suits, Cheviots, Vicunas.
Worsteds. Cassimeres, elegantly
made and trimmed, worth $500.
sale price. ....... " SO.OS
Mems Suits, fancy Worsteds, blue
and black Vicunas and unfinished
Worsteds, tailored into garments Of
fauhless fashion, worth $3.50, sale
price 49,. ... ... ... .. $tO.OS
Mems Suits, fine home and foreign
suits as beautifully made as the most
fastidious could desire. worth $500
sale price .... .... ... .Sf1.OS
Mems Suits equal 20 the finest
tailormade garments in Bluefield, in
all the latest fabrics. worth $1,000,
sale price 49,. ... ... .S12.OS
Mems Suits. models of the tailor's
art. handmade throughout. better
made and trimmed than any $40
custom-made suits in The city. worth
$500. sale price ..........S $3.50
Mems Suits. the finest OF imported
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Read These PrOftleSS Quotations.

weaves; single and double breasted.
the newest effects OF the season,
made by w. S. Peck & Co. the best
and largest manufacturers OF high
grade clothing, worth $500. sale
price. ... 80. go. 60. e. Sf7.75
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Goats to Go in this Sale.
Childten'S Suits.

Again space does not allow us
TO give descriptions OF our line
Of Children's Clothing, but It is an
assured fact that this store carries
the most complete and up-to-date
line In the ty.-ATTENTION
School companion given with every
purchase OF boys suit.
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MEMS SOFT HATS.

Mems 800 Hats, sale price soc
Mems $50 Hats. sale price OSc
Mems $500 Hats, sale price .SI.23
Mems $3.50 Hats. sale price SI.OO
Mems SOC Caps sale price 3sc
Mems 75c Caps, sale price .....1 Sc
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MEMS OxFORDs

$500 Mems Oxfords. now .Sf.Os
$500 Mems Oxfords. now $500
$50 and 5000 stacy Adams e.
o- Patent Leather Vicl and RUS
~ ... ... S3.9s
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Read These Mute and Crushing Prices,

this sale at nc
25c Guns. go I'm this sale az tOc
sc Handkerchiefs, 80 In thia sale
at '..''...'.. ......''. ................. Be
1Oc Handkerchlefs, 40 in tals sale
NJ '..'.... ........... &c
l5c Handkerchiefs, go in this aqle
aL ''...'. .''...... ......... 90
25c Handkerchlcfs go in this sale
"1 '...''' ...... .............1S re
25c Suspenders, so I'm this sale
at ........ ...... ..........17c
soc Suspenders, go in this sale
ut .... .... ................. 33C
25c Ncckiies, go in this sale
az '.'.. ....... ..,..........17 nc
SOC Necktea. go in this sale
~ '.... ...... ........... 33c
$50 White Vests go in this sale
az .....'...' ..... ....... ... OOC
$500 White Vests. go in this sale
at ..... ........ ........SI.23
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Gloves.

1Oc Can Gloves. now. &c
zoe G nva Gauntlet Gloves.
nv" ''.' '.' ''. ... ... col. Zoe
$l.2j Buckskn Horsehide Gloves.
no" .... ...... .... 85c
The celebrated Great Western
Gloves, were $1.75 and $50.
now g.. 49,. &C.,. 90. SLED
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WORKING SH rs.

Tho best $500 Shirt on earth.
union made. price ........... .OOc
The best 7Jc Shirt on earth. union
made price ........ .......43c
The best so Shirt on earth, union
made. price ..... 2ac
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MEMS PANTS.

Mems Pants, original price $50,
sale price ...... ............ Osc
Mems Pants, original price $500.
sale price ............ 1.Ag
Mems pants, original price $500.
sale price ..... S1os
Mems Pants, original price $3.50.
PiiOO ..''.... .......... ..... $500
Mems Pants, original price $500.
sale price .............So 80. go
Mems PAN original price $500.
and 5000, sale price. ...... S3.0O
$50 Cor lurOy Pants. now Dsc
$500 an ] $3.50 Corduroy Pant.
now 90 AZ
MEMS STIFF HATS.
Celebrated $500 Hats. sale
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Knee Pants.

Boys Knee Pants. original price
j0c. now ... &C.. ..... 3sc
Boys Knee Pants. original price
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ly peach and apricot. About sixteen
tons of these pits a day are to be used.
The shells are broken up by machine
and the inside pits are shlpped TO
France, where they bring IS cents n
pound to make prussc acid out of.
These shells make such a hot fire
that 1t has to be modified with other
infammable, but more slow burning
material. and so only a percentage OF
the pit shells is used in each fuel
brick. These other waste materials IN
clude crude petroleum. or brea, a res
iduum deposit from the oil fields, plan
Ing mills shavings and pulp from the
olive oil mills. The combination In the
proper percentage is said to make q
IRE that burns to the last atom.
But there Is another product In con
nectlon with this fuel which the com
pany VIII turn out from its factory.
1t VIII be "smudge" fuel. also made Of
waste products, but in such proportion
that its main business Is TO make q
dense smoke which will last for a long
time. This Is proposed for the use Of
orchardists to preserve trees and fruit
from frost, and has already been used
on a number Of big ranches with sue
cess
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-10-24
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MILWAUKEE, oct. III loso-Wheat-
Firm; No. ! northern, on track 10; No. ,
40 3 on track, G3c. Oats-Easicr; standard,
I3c; No 3 white, on track, JlMJ2i3C. Bar
lcy-StcadIcr; standard, llO sample on
track, socN1.10 Rye Easy; No, | on track
Flour quotations in CARROTS are: Hard
spring wheat patents, In wood, 5.Ioa6U:
eiraights, in wood, 54o43No; export pat
eats, In sacks 4,SoH5n; first clears. in
sacks, 4.3oUi 80; rye. in wood I.5ol'4 90,
country, 395p421; sacks, Kansas, in wood
90
MIstuns are quoted in CARROTS at 24.7j
for bran, $3.50 for standard mlddlngs
and 2s.25 for Milwaukee hour middlinEs IN
lo,ih sacks; red dog, IS -; rye feed, 20 %;
delivered at country points 25c extra.
CHICAGO, H., oct. 2L-Closc-W Wheat
Dec, 1.o21.; July, 1.o2A Corn-Dcc 593s
July, 5oi2. Oats-Dcc 53is July, 40 Pork
Jan, 10 ~; May, l5So lnrd-Jnn., SSH,
Kyc-Cnsh, sG124s7, Harley Cash, 00al ,oG.
Glover, fax aud timothy, nothing doing.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2l--Closo-W Wheat De
Der. he; May, 6oAc.
ST, LOUIS. Mo, oct. 2l,-Closc- Wheat
No. > red cosh, l,"5ploo; no. = hard, / o2g
1.o7; December, lol4; May, lo52s. Corn
5S3.c; No. white G@AuGlc. Outs-No :
cash, 5olan5lc, December, Die, May, 535sc.
No. white, 52i@c.
nard on track, l13; to arrive, No. l north.
cru liz; No > northern, IUJ1o; on track,
so. northern, l.llR; No. . northern,
U0i5: December, lUDlg, May, La, 40 |
northern IN store 1.lo; no northern IA
store, l.OI; durum on twrk, 80 !, 0Ni2, 80.
., HI2, October, durum, "a November,
duruu. -, December. durum, ol4 Flax
70 arrive, / 2sA; on trick I2S4; october,
27At. November, l2IAl December. / -
May @sta oats To arrive -, ON t.uck,
- Rye 7SoA farley -souo9 cars In.
sprcicd. Wheat 33S, last yonr l31; corn. /,
a a -
yrnr, IS Receipts; Wheat &l&97G; corn.
bSo; onts. 25.&G1; barley, 9@.22I rye. o95S.
nax 153,9Gs Shipments. Wheat $50, so;
oats, PAS; barley, 2H,ooo; rye, G5li; lax,
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Oct y -CIoso--
Wheat December; 27"sc May, on, cash
lll02ia; 40. red, lovnlo5; so 3. luppl
1877 Corn December 53lsc, May. 55c,
sash 40 : mI 1, 5z@}sgGos; 30, I "50qda.;
Mr. VIII d1p5ic ~ &c. =" m + ls,e"iogc
CrDAIY, Wis, oct II Receipts, 900
hogs. Market 30 to Zoe lower. Rcprrscn.
tatye sales: 81 hogs, avcrag" 2Gj lbs, 10;
IS hogs, average 2sl lhS, G3j, 30 hogs, aver
age 30 lbs, $40, Il hogs, average 81 his,
600, 90 hogs, average 22j lbs. $50. ~ hogs,
aycrngc 40 lbs, G.G5, O. hogs, average lo6
lbs. GO
OMAHA. Ncb., Oct. y -Cattlc- Receipts.
1000; market slow to lUltlJc lower: ma
tir" steers, l71nIvo, cows aud hcifcrs,
25Oa4 30: western steers, 3.5olt57J; Texas
steers, 256i l.Io, cows ana hclturs, =. 2J1g
400, stuCkers ana feeders, 2sottJ 20. calves,
3Oppj.7J. Hogs Receipts, 1890, market ) ID
loo lower; bulk Of snos, jooQ6o5 sheep
Receipts, 2l,uoo. market steady, lambs, q -
~ -; sheep, Io,i5.io
ST. LOUIS, Mo, oct. 2l.-Cattlv r.
cciptG 600; market steady; beef steers
COWS aud btifcrs, 3.VDHJ -, re as So, crs
- fJftJ -. cows ana Lritur7, liI1tl %
Hogs Hgrcipts, 600, market joe 'pwcr
pigs and lights, J.TJiiG IS. pH'krrs. 90, q
ftsl Inns q .It. L.,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-10-24

mainly what may be called It's fixed IDEAS those ideas
which have become axoms in the mind Of every citizen
Now, 1t mainly by the law that these fixed
and fundamental ideas were nodded wherein the con
stltutonal freedom Of America of England rests.
One hundred and thirty-one years have now passed
since the majestic current of the common law became
divided into two streams, which have since flowed
in distinct channels. Many statutes have been enacted
In England since 1915, and many more enacted here
but the character Of the common law remains
TALLY the same and it forms the mental habits In those
who study and practice It.
In nothing perhaps does the substantial Identity OF
the branches of the old stock appear much III
the doctrines and practice of the law 1t is bond OF
union and of sympathy whose value can hardly be
rated 1t is bond of sympathy not least because Is
source of common pride.
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of its advancement from occasional
papers and magazines. In 1889 there
were no skyscraperS, trolley ears, or
automobiles here, ana IIackett's sud
den plunge into the heart of the city
was like a visit to another world.
Liked child he gaZed, wondered and
asked questions: WAS that an auto
mobile that flashed by? What funny
noises 1t makes Is that the gasoline
smell! How fast can IT 60? How does
It run? You see, never saw one be-
fore" he explained to b. j, Sullivan,
secretary to Mrs. Darlington Booth,
who was taking Hackett to temporary
quarters at the Volunteers Home.
How queer the women look he ex-
claimed. "Of course, the women them
selves are lovely, but | don't like their
clothes. Those rich colors are too
tiashy. the skirts are queer, and those
big hats make them appear topheavy.
I think the women Of twenty five years
ago were more becomingly attired and
looked sweeter."
Some Of Hackett's experiences were
pathetic. He hadn't had n pocket In
his clothes in twenty five years, and he
felt about in constant fear that he
would lose the things he was carrying.
Wis Derby hat made his head ache and
when he took his first look at the big
skyscrapers the light hurt his eyes.
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LATEST MARKET REPORTS.
MILWAUKEE,, OCTOBER 81.

MILWAUKEE-EGGS is firm.
The produce, boards official market for
high grade, recandlcd, strictly fresh, 23c;
seconds, agile checks. llm12c.
BuTIERt-SShteady; Elgin price of extra
cry, ,29c; prints, 3oc; frsts, 27q2sc;
fancy 29c; lines, 55g2ic: fresh roll. $50
24c; packing stock, l7l20lSc.
CiIEESE2Firm; American full cream,
Americas, 14l%Wl5c; daisies, l5ql5lac; long,
horns, ,1;3al552c; limburger 14}aG; fancy
Swiss PC; new, block. lIiaHl6c; round
Swiss, new, 1tul6l2c; SapsagO. pc.
MUSCODA Wis, oct 19.-Ofcrngs were
925 boxes twin cheese and $50 boxes single
daisies; 100 boxes prints sold at l5lac; So
boxes twins l47sc; 800 do, l5c, 100 boxes
d&iTiGS, 13asg; E 10 do; l53sGSa -,
twins, 154c 40 daisies l5iac; 7d5 do,
ELGIN. H., oct. 21-rspcciaLI-Butter
firm at - cents No sales, no offerings.
CHICAGO, H., oct. l.-IIuttrr-S steady;
crramcrics 23tq@26iac; dairics, 2lQ2ic..
Eggs-Stcady at mark, eases included, I7iag
CHICAGO, III. oct. .-Chccsc-strong,
daisies, 15l@c; twins, l54ul5l2c; Young
WATERFOWL, y. Y. oct. 10 Cheese
sales were $500 boxes at lJc.
NEW YORK. oct. 21.-Buttcr- Stcgdy.
receipts. 5O9S; creamery specials, 2Siac: cx
tras 80: thirds to hrstS 2fu27ipr; held
creamery trsts to specials, 2Glad2Si2c; state
dair"S, common TO finest, 22H2Nc; process,
common to specials. 1Hu26c; western fac
tory, common to hrsts, 2ou2ic. Cheese
Steady; receipts 73a; state full cream.
small colored aud white, September, me.
lGAc; do October, lGc; do good To prime.
1Jl4u l5ac: common TO fair, l3u l6c large
coorcd, September, line, lGAc; do white.
lGc; common to prime, l3ml54c; skins,
l2ia0l34c. Eggs-lirm; receipts, 6474,
state. Pennsylvania and nearby fancy Sc
lccted white, 34H3Gc, good to choice, 200
32c; brown and mixed fancy, 2oa&2c; firsts.
24u27c; western iirSts, 22u24c; seconds,
lNnolr.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-10-24

the part Of aliens Of certain natonalite send back
to their native countries large part their earnings
In the United States The total amount Of money thus
transferred year enormous the greater part
Of it goes to countries where it is much needed and
therefore highly appreciated
Added this is a desire the part of nearly all the
seaboard countries Of Europe to build up merchant
marine and the carrying of emigrants is in many
essential the such enterprises the
tude of such governments toward emigration affect
ed accordingly These the real forces that control
the situation in Europe today and the trend Of affairs
indicates that attention and greater supervision
Of emigration the part of the countries most
cerned will result
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-10-24
AFTER PLUM BING TRUST
0hio's Attorney General Charges Manu-
facturers and Supply Men with
Fixing Prices

COLUMBUS, o., Oct. 2l.-Attorney
General Ellis is after the alleged plumb
ers' trust. Today he filed in the circuit
court of Franklin county a qua warranto
suit against twenty companies doing
business or making supplies for plumb
ers. They are charged with being mem
bers of an association whose object it is
to control trade and fix prices of their
goods. Eighteen companies are located
in Ohio. The charge is that as members
of the Central Supply association they
have conspired to control trade and fix
prices.
The association covers the states of
Ohio, New York, Pennsylvania, Indiana,
Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan, Kentucky,
Tennessee, Missouri, Iowa, Minnesota,
Colorado, Nebraska. Georgia, Alabama,
Louisiana and Texas. Their head
quarters are in Chicago.
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personal service that lift the in the gutter.
The church should take active steps to the physical
and mental as we'll the religious Ills of the people.
neglect Of this vital work cannot be renedied
soon. 1t has neglected its most important functions.
further and great of social there
that monstrous profusien and extravaganza Of
expenditure which | at times inclined to consider
the of American civilization. As l grow
older, | and profoundly convinced that
the Impotence of the from the abuse
Of wealth than from any other Many Of us who
claim to be Chrsts disciples are guilty in this partic
ua We fail to set the pace for the community in which
we live by habits. The presence OF luxury in
the midst Of tenement life has become the average
worker OF irritation He wealth open
ishly around him, while he struggles In misery. Is 1t
any wonder he becomes wrought up at what he CON
the great injustice Of society," The conditions Of
modern life making the average workman a bonds
man to machinery. When you have reduced a man to a
mere machine 1t is impossible for him to sustain life
except by artificial methods destructive than
the industries In which he is employed
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-10-24

Quet, but has the appearance of a fire
brick painted black. The company
makes the claim that 1t can sell these
bricks at such price that it will really
be cheaper than wood or coal or gas;
that there will practically be no odor,
smoke or gases, and very little ash
from its consumption that no kindllng
is needed to set it on fire, and that two
bricks will practically last all day In
either a stove or open fireplace or
CRATE.
There Is no secret made of the ingre
dents, which are principally waste
products. The very backbone of this
fuel, as 1t may be called is composed
OF fruit pits from the canneries. most
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-10-24
MILWAUKEE, SToCKYARDS REPORT

HOGS Market 1oulJc lower: mixed ana
butchers. G.25u6GO; packers, G1udG 20:
rough heavy, 5.d5n5oo; light, G25UG. %
pigs, J.uuItl.II; bulk, GlJNG.io
CATTLE Market is lower; butchers
steers, good to choice, 425Gi5 %; medium,
10 good, 3 5ou4Oo, heifers, medium to good
3OOGt4.oO; common to fair, 2.2502.7J; cows.
good to choice, 2.75@35o; fair to good,
2.25H2 -; Gamers, lOoG1Ij, cutters,
l.TlU2 %; bulls. good to choice, 3 Ou0375;
bologna bulls, common to fair, 225o2 IS
feeders, 30OH3.1J; stOCkcrs, 2.3ju2 80; milk,
ors and springrrs, common unstable except
for Gamers, good to choice at 3J.OoiD45o 90
CALNES-Markct steady; heavy grasscrs,
3.25u az; fair to good. 55oG6 10; choice tu
prime, GTjn75O
SIIEEP-Mnrkct is lower; common to
fair 2.5O43.50; good to choice, iOO45.OD;
lambs. common to fair, 5pod6oo: choice
10 nrimr, G5nM7O 90. hmrks 21OM4.5O
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-10-24
OUR DEBT TO ENGLISH COMMON LAW.
BY British Ambassador Bryce

How great part the conception
of the legal rights Of the subject or
citizen against the crown or the state
power played in English and Amer
lean history is known. Still less
need dwell on the capital import
ance for the whole political system
Of the United States Of that doctrine
of limited powers which has been 50
admirably worked out In your con-
stitution, nor of that respect for a de
fined legal right which supports their
provisions.
Tho Iifa IF ayary NATHAN rests
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-10-24
WIN "PoMPADoUR" STRIKE.
Pittsburg Clerks Will Continue to Wear
High Couture

PITTSBURG, Pa. Oct. u Women
clerks IN the Plttshurg department stores,
who were warned that they could not be
permitted in future To wear high pumpn-
against the managers Of the stores, and In
the future they will wear their hair a In
pompadour or any other way they see lit
having a big strike on their hands. In adj
ditlon 70 tbs victory every one OF tho forty
girls discharged Saturday night on account
OF their headdress has been FstnstGtgd.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-10-24
CHURCH SHUNS POOR.
BY Bishop Henry c. Potter.

There is no more righteous ar
raignment of the church Of our time
than It's indifference to the social
conditions OF the classes made up of
less favored men and wolAen down
in the gutter. The trend of our gen
Grafton to mechanical devices and
the elimination Of the personality of
the workmen, however clever and
valuable in its material results, is
a trend to be afraid Of The mod
ern tendency 10 lnstitutlonalism is
destroying the habit and instinct
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-10-24
NEW FUEL OF FRUIT SEEDS.
1t Is Made n the shape of Bricks
and Needs No kIndIing to start 1t.

1t Is Made ~ the shape of Bricks
and Needs No kIndIing to Start 1t.
Before winter weather begins new
fuel will be introduced by the whole
sale to the homes in Los Angeles, says
the Los Angeles Times. Coal men are
looking askance at it, but number Of
well known men in this city and else
where, who have used it, are enthu-
siastlc over It's possibilities.
1t is block fuel, and the Occidental
Fuel Company Is now rushing work on
the erection Of factory at Bay and
Wilson streets, In the manufacturing
district
This fuel Is not In any sense a bril-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-10-24
FREE AFTER 25 YEARS.
On Being Released, Convict Is As
founded at Worlds Progress

Away from the world in prison for
a quarter of a century, then suddenly
set free to breathe clear air, to feel the
bright sunlight and see the monu-
ments to Progress erected in great
city. was the experience of Michael
Hackett, former New York policeman,
who was liberated from Sill Sing
prison after serving twenty-five years
Of a life sentence for murder
In all those years Hackett had
caught no glimpse of the outside world,
and had obtained all his impressions
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-10-24
MIL WAUKEE HAY MARKET.

Choice timothy hay, 1S5Oul0oO; No |
timothy hay Il 50uiSOO; No timothy
hay l5OudlG.ao. clover and mixed, 12OOQ
400: choice Kansas ana Nebraska prairie
1i.5UU15.oo; No. l prairie, l3.5Oa 400; No.
. prairie. 1850; Wisconsin marsh feeding,
II Opul2 90; packing hay, 9.jO0lOUO, rye
straw, 9.ood05O; oats straw, 7UoWI.50.
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"Bird of II Theft.

The most unique theft on record ot
Trenton, \. j., was committed recent
ly when man entered the house Of
Mrs. Catherine Hittle md stole two
canaries from their cages. says a spo-
cial dispatch to the New York World
The policeman 70 whom the case was
reported said il was "a bird of theft. y
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-10-24

eral condition Is causing nuch Alrn lmong land OWL
ers and strong sentiment against emigration has de
veoped
very large proportion of male emigrants leave their
native countries at time when they liable to mill
tary service and this constitutes strong objection
such emgrants On the contrary, it is true that, in
some parts of Europe at least emigration is not with
out its attending benefit and this is recognized and
sidered. For example there is decided tendency
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EUROPE LIKELY TO LIMIT EMIGRATION

BY Senator Dillingham;

The constant and long continued drain upon
the rural population from which class the
great majority of emigrants come, and the
general prosperity which now prevails have
produced scarcity of farm labor, and, 1t is
claimed, the agricultural industry Is suffering
in consequence Because of this scarcity of
labor the condition of those remaining at home
has to a degree, been improved, but the gen
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Tourists Support Swiss.

SWitzcraud'~ creates. industry. the
entertaining If tourists has been officially
computed tu bring >2.hOuuOuO a year
SI,uOr,UuO more than the public revenue
of the whole cuufcIyracy.
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A woman hates to be jealous almost
as much as she likes 10 make some
other woman feel that way.
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The longer woman has been mar
rled, the greater her wonder that she
ever thought wedding clothes would
cut any figure Ia her happiness