davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-06-21
Somethinq of That Kind.

Young man." said the serious gen tleman. "did you ever pause and th.ns that each tick of the clock brings yu, another moment nearer to the end "' your eXistence?"
 "I was thinking of something of th' kind this very minute" cbeerfully st piled the youth, "only the idea strut noe that each tick brought pay day th: much nearer"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-06-21
The D!ssdvantaoes of Schools

"Why have you taken your son ou' of school without asking permission
 Father "a grocer, But they wer. ruining hiu. wish to bring him up |, carry on My business and they were teaching him tha. there are sixteen ounces in potllti Motto Fu Ridere.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-06-21
His Ri,ina Day.

He never did lise in the world [ he stumbled over & tot O dynamite the village gossip said, "an' even '!a-' like so many men III the risin' l,'iS ness, he never did know what he |! fer!'-Atlanta Constitution.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-06-21
Try This.

Bill had billboard. Bill also Na'
 board bill. Tine board bill bored RI that Bill sold the billboard 10 p;'' board bill. So after Bill sold ll pboard to pay his board bill 'h' Ard bill no longer bored Bill.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-06-21
Lce. cal Result.

Teaxher-NnS, tarpens when I-: cons temperature toes down as ta' 'ss 1t can go: Tomm.-Then he has r"'' feet
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-06-21
The Richt One.

Sir, l want your daughters hand. You may have it with the grea!"s |asure, dear boy, if you'G take fb'
 that's always tr ny pocket.'- b"' IOre Sun.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-06-21
Health Recipe.

One time "a man asked the poet Lo., fellow how 10 be healthy< and this the answer be received:
 Joy, temperance ant repose
 Oiam n the door On the GoctOr'e EGe<
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-06-21

England ;n0 Australia are the OL'y nionds which exceed Cuba h fhe:3 naturIl rAOUIc1G
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-06-21

The world snOws uOthing os N' arAu test yuen.-Vhn ATt~volGN
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G|G BACK ON
PLEAS OF GUILTY
CONFESSED SiAYERS OF TONY
SCHULTZ INSIST on TRIAL
6H JURY.

Notwithstanding their confessions
both John Kurka and Mrs. Anna
Schultz pleaded not guilty. when ar
raigned before Judge Rohnert In tht
circuit court. Wednesday afternoon
ON the charge OF numbering the WON
ans husband. Anthony Schultz. on
Oct Is. Attorney Samuel Crowd ap
peared for the pair. Kurka was very
pale and nervous when he faced the
judge, and his hands trembled violent
fy IN spite OF his efforts 10 pull him
self together. The woman was more
composed.
The court insisted ON an early trial
Of the cases and notified counsel b be
prepared to go on Thursday afternoon
with the mans case. though IL Is prob
aide more time viii be asked for.
Mrs. Schultz has been removed from
the House Of Providence and taken
back to jail, IN 1t has been ascertain
ed that the stork is not due 10 arrive
for some tina
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CHURCH SUFFERS
SERIOUS LOSS
FIRE DOES 5000 DAMAGE TO
CHURCH OF OUR LADY
OF SORROWS
Fire caused by an overheated stove

Fire caused by an overheated stove
partially destroyed the Church Of Ou1
Lady Of Sorrows, on Catherfne-a-
near Grahot-ave-, about j O'Clock
Thursday morning. resulting in "a loss
of about IS 600. with only $4,000 In
surance. tt fre Is a sad blow to
the parish, coming az it does just af
ter the clearing up Of the church debt
through the efforts of the pastor. Rev
John Geerts.
The IRE was most spectacular one
A portion Of the church II frame and
the flames gained rapid Roadway in
this part Of the edihce, eating their
way through the roof and leapine
high in the air. The pipe organ was
seriously damaged by water.
The church will probably be rebuilt
at once.
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TENEMENT BURNS;
FAMILIES FLEE
HEAP OF EXCITEMENT WHEN
FLAMES BREAK OUT IN
"BiNoA ROW."

'Binga Row. long. low tenement
house at No. 25s Eliot-st.. was burned
TO the ground at IL O'Clock Wednes-
day night. and nine colored families
were driven into the street Several
Of the families had retired for the
night. and these escaped with only
what clothing they could gather IN
their arms before making a rapid get
away. Some saved few articles OF
furniture. but everything OF value was
burned. Considerable difficulty was
experienced In saving one aged colored
woman, who Wednesday morning was
stricken with paralysis. As result oi
the exposure she rs now In a critical
condition.
No insurance was carried By the
residents of the row, and much suffer
ing Will result The building was
valued AZ $4,000
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LOVE FOR R|60's
WIFE CAUSE or
DUAL TRAGEDY
WOMAN WHO MARRIED CLARA
WARDS FORMER AFFINITY Ac.
cusEs SUICIDE sH,eLEv or A
TRIPLE MURDER PLOT.

NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-Detectives
who are investigating the murder OF
Mrs. Leonora shibley by her husband.
.Naxsfb Abdullah SHIRLEY. who CON-
mitted suicide. were working today on
I theory that for = time. SHIRLEY plot
ted 10 Kin two other persons besides
hi wife.
This theory Is supplied in stste-
neAt made by Mrs. Katherine Emer-
son Rign. wife Of Jancsi Rigo. the
violinist. who once eloped with the
Princess Chimay. formerly Clara
Ward. Of Detroit, Mich. Mrs. Rigo
who Is beautiful woman. declares
that Shibiey was madiy In love with
! hex. She makes this statement In TO
ply TO an interview with Mrs. Jose-
phine Noble, sister of the slain woman.
IN which Mrs. Noble blamed the trag-
edy upon Shfbaey's infstuation for
Mrs. Rigo.
Mrs. Noble was acquitted by a jury
IN Long Island City Of the charge OF
having killed her husband. Peyton
Noble. In 1904
Boasts Of tsss Love For Her.
Replying TO MrS- Nooko's Stnrement
Mira. Rigo. In her luxurious apartment
at 1873 Leno1-ave-. said:
AS q matter Of fact Shirley was
insupely infatuated with me. SHIRLEY
vas 30 anxious to be with my husband
and myself that, two months ago. he
( endeavored to have us join him In en-
gaging q large apartment on Riverside
Drive"
Smiley. according to his friends. be
came q manager Of Rigo to spy ON his
wfHe. II was only a few days before
the double tragedy, In the SHIRLEY
home. sos West One Hundred and
when the lawyer
ch1orOfOrmed his wife and then cut
1er WRISTS. that he asked the RIGGS to
oh1De an apartment with him.
The detectives put only one con-
\ etruction upon Smbley's proposition.
1'Ah construction Is that he planned TO
I'm two other persons besides his wife
md himseh.
An sorts Of charges and counter
.2&nxUes are being made by Mrs. Noble
- Ragn.
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Appie.-Fancy. SAGA: common. ,i.ss
r. Der bill

Apphc oHSS' ~S~'' Wv
Bstter-omciai prices: Extra cream
cries. CSC: nrsts. csc; crooks. 200:
packing stock l7hc per ID
Cabbaxe-4O@ soc per bu.
CaulinOwer-60Q zoe per bu.
Ieiery-25 q 3oc per DOS
l5c; old lac; Lmpurger. ,lsc; brick.
l6hc; Schweitxer. Ice per 10.
5000 per Du: 1859 per
California Fruits-G~apes. sL7502
per crate: prunex, SEs0 per crate. :
Coaee-Package coffee. $1z7sViS.1t
pc cr mi :1 Gods. ,s7sos per
Dressed c.lve.EFancy. selOc: COM
mon. "a &c per h. -. -ao
TExnEM,chissn cu-rer, rsceiptA
drsts. case count. 2ic per doz.
$3.50: second patent. IS. straight ss.SS:
clear 34.76 per Dbl
Feed-Jobbing lots. bran. s34: coarse
Ss95c; coarse middlings. Szs: nne mid
dlings S2S per ton
Finnan Haddies-ioc per Id. =. {.
Fresh MISUNDERSTANDING, hot
house, $3.50 per doz; lettuce. lSc per
Crap. s..,s1:4s5g.t ss peer Dsr box; >.
Grape.-catawbas, Alb. baskets. IA
Q lbc; Malaga IS q $50 per bbl
SC n and per CENT on: poultry nettia e. Z.
barbed wire. $3.50: No 9 annealsd wire.
cloth cloth T.ao Per 100 iest: lap and slip
after weaving. so per cent of: WIRE
Joint eavet"ough. SO and 10 per
pipe. IS and per cent OF
Moeey-Fancy white. iagi3c: .msef.
iCglie: exsractes; sgssaS per ih
Hsy-Detroit shipper. are paying ,hs
following prices for new baied hay In
car lots. o: b. Detroit: No, ! timS,.hx.
new. Se9lo: clover. mixed. 5000: rye
straw. S6.5017: wheat ana oat straw.
IS so q . ton. ia car lot. 49, d.
eu n.S'i Sc: 30 s s1.ss, SIC. iss; No.
green. .TNc;; Kip cured; No: 20 s.ei No.
g; kip green No; !. &c; Nc. J. ahc.
greer. No. l.. lac: No. = iihe per 10;
sSins. os 70 wool. 800 soc
Ls.on.-catifornia, s59525 per box.
Ss.ss,o sSx.rISS nsr Il, i'S Der 10
MieSisas - sSS soe per i Su 'e' ~
Oils-Raw linseed. 44c: boiled lin
SGD. 4se gal. less ! per cent for cash
acne. aye: turpentine. IA barre 49,.
Orsnxss-vaiencias. ss0s.bo per box.
boa.
I2.75 per bbi; BartIetts. tl.7602 per
bu.
finssvpis.@Florids,, sItoGS per
cratic, 02b0W2.75 per doz
higan. J0Ws5c per bu;
car lots. {. y, b. Detroit. So 0bsc per blu.
PouItry--Ifens. 9@10c; sprinss. 100
lie; geese, pWioe; ducks io9ilo;
turkeys i6Ui6c per Id.
sweet Potatocs--Virginias. 81 per
Dbl: Jerseys. ei.i5 per bu. s3.:s per
Dbl; kiln dried, sl.AQ per crate.
rpovtvio.s----Mssep pork. SiG.UV: tamlly
pork, 500 1880; light clear, sl9Q20;
heavy. $4,000; smoked hams. iaM o,
dry saited briskets. 1lho. shoulders.
$40; pionic hams, ehot bacon, 40,
lard In tierces. lilo; kettle rendered.
'1 sHussr~cpy.tai dorplness, Is; Eagle
tablets, 90. sB. cut loaf, ee45. cubes. tG;
XXX powdered. $500; granuiated. e.-
ira coarse, gS.B6i graduated, In bulk.
ts.l5; granulated, In f5-lb cotton bags.
$3.50. Michigan grhnuiatsd, $685. con-
fectjoners' A, $40! No. !, s5,spi No. ..
1916. No. .. fs,.5. No, 4. 1919 No. ,.
i5iS so. o., fsio' 10. ~, ls,os, 10. u.
ssso; No. Is. si3o per 100 lbs.
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s0UTHWlCk GETS
new WARRANT
ctsARcEs MOORE WITH KEEPING
& CNGA ELECTION DAY-E. BIAS
DElL.s GRIEVANCE.

w. ID. Scuthwick. as expected, swore
puf warrant, Wednesday, charging
~ b Moore. his 'next-door neigh
&ors' With keeping his saloon open
I'D election day. Southwick and a po-
ooman found Moore and his bartmd-
. ~ "A the saloon election morning. but
- liquor was being sold. Moore ex-
Dn1ned that he was merely counting
NJ money.
Cnpt Alphonse Baker, Of the central
police precinct. says 1t il not likely
y Aat the aaloonkeepers arrested Tues
Nv WIN be prosecuted. but we will
Hoko than be good, though" he adds
Xxnest Blnsdell, manager of the sa-
- nx No. 133 Michigan-ave, who
- the first Of the liquor dealers 10
o tn1pen into custody, complains that
acki0n Of the department was
handed.
4 had no argument with the police
he Gatd. He simply came In.
1nred me to close mp and then took
oo o1png to the station. was re-
nDod IN short time, however"
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AUTOS CRASH;
YOUTH INJURED

Frank Lambert. aged IL. q student
ct the Central high school. and son OF
Charles X. Lambert, of No. 1853 Med
bury-ave., was dangerously injured
wednesday Afternoon, when an auto hs
was driving collided with one Of the
Packard Automobile Co.'s auto trucks.
The accident happened at Brush-st.
and Canfield-ave. Lambert was
thrown with great force against the
steering wheel, sustaining internal IN
1urfes from which serious results are
feared.
Lambert was carried into a nearby
house by the driver Of the truck. and
q physician called. Mr.. Lambert came
In short time With an auto and took
his son home.
The Lambert auto was practically
ruined
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT, Nov. 5-Close; The whea
market was dull and easy all day. No
ing. and IL was soon evident the public
was not buyiAg wheat Comsniss sion
men who had figured on a large buy :
ing NOV enent as soon as election was
over were greatly disappointed. Elk
port buying has recently been active
and the days ciearings were very
hevay. The close was nrmer and the
Wheat Quotations-Cash No. red.
81. OF, December opened with deciins
Of &c at SI.O3. declined to sLo2.. and
S sseiiae a 10 MSs snS S Siossd a. :iOs
July opened at sskc dropped TO 9ac.
and closed at % NO No } red aac--N
! white $1-eo1>-
Coarse grain quotatio0s: Corn-Cash
No. g. new, &c: No. 3 yellow. old. II h c
ASKED: No. 5 yellow new. cars at CSC.
oats-cash M. whits. cars at
Rye-cash No. 2. car al 77c
Beans-Cash and NoVembeT. $40;
December S2-2i
$500; March. zoo bags al Sc; 40; sample.
80 days at Sh - bags az $50 80 Al
34.76 Is at $3.50. sample alsike. bags
at S.7A. at S6- 30
Thursday. included Lt00 hbls of nour.
cars Of wheat. OF corn OF oAta
Withdrawals were 900 bbls OF hour;
81 af ars Sss iss b 81 o. as oats and
s93 bu Of rye.
Wheat recedpts At winnipeg. 4oS
cars; year ago, s56-
st. Louis received 1000 bu or wheat.
year ago, $4,000 bo-
Northwestern wheat receipts Thurs
day. $50 cars; year ago. Abb carS-
SHOWS report makes the corn crop
26l0. 900 bu: year ago. l.551.0 ou-
Kansas CITY received 30 cars Oh
wheat; year ago, 10 cars
Wheat In Liverpool ctoeed &0i-so
M l.
Wheat receipts at primary points
Thursday. 96S,0Oo bu: year ago. 49,
Exp-onts Of wheat and -four. 1,o47.oao
bu.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. Nov. o.--Wheat opened i
a sc lower on the easier Liverpool
cables and larger receipts In the north
west.
Opening prices: wheat-Dec.. 80 c.
Corn-Dec- e2& 962 ixc. Oais-Dec..
not quoted; May. Sohc- PorkGJan-.
s16.32 ga. Lard-Jan.. ss.421- KIDS
Wheat averaged weak today and was
within II axe OF yesterdays close
around the noon hour. Corn dragged
most OF the day. with some further
pressure from Patten and Friedman. III
closed q to Tsc on. oats dragged y
lower with the other markets. and were
under some commission house pressure,
but steadied on the decline by light
offerings. Provisions were dragged ano
after an opening an advance OF III 10
7Lc reaction followed sales by Cud-
ANY. Hately and others.
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BOSTON COPPER.
BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

Furnished by Hayden Stone ~ Co.:
Trading in Boston shares have beer
on large scale and new buying order )
have come ia sufficient quantity To take
care OF large amount OF realizing.
White the whole ttst IL showing stfghs
gains over last night. there are no pro-
nounCed features North Butte. old Do
ninon. and Copper Range have contrib
ated to substantial part OF mornin x
transactions, There seems 10 be a litt'c
better demand for Greene -CAnanea and
Miami continues to be absorbed by IN
side interests The action of Utah
Cons is still disappointing. NotwitL
standing the general strength OF the
market II seems To bs under pressure.
Isle Royalc IL also another disappoint-
ing feature. The metal situation Is
very much stronger. and IL looks as
though the predictions for Lucent cop
per would be realized before the hrSt
% the year.
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he has paid his back taxes for the
residence he hires IN st. Petersburg.
Ex-Minister Durnov lie In the sama
predicamont. Both gentlemen refuse
payment for the reason that, while
they maintain q residence In Sc
Petersburg, thoy live abroad. The
court having rendered judsmeut
against them and the sheriff beinr
unable to And any property TO attach
the chief Of police gnvo orders thar
no travelling passports should be- n.
sued 10 either Of the ex-ministers unti,
the overdue taxos are paid. The I'm.
morous part Ia that the reaid ence tax
now fought by tho two oxcsIlou claa
was introduced by Witte hmaelf and
supported by Durnov while In once.
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No All Over,
1fchcock to Publish
Contribution List,

M YORK. Nov. SIN state
Given to the press Frank II.
cock, chairman of tho Hepubli'
national committee, announced
complete list Of all the contri-
nro made to the Republican cam
fnnd would be made public In
800 few days. work already hav.
9orn begun on tho tabulation OF
~ - q . very long one. Mr.
|1r1 eold. and viii give every
5F1GU nade. II will be issued
nrfnk6 foem. Mr.. Hitchcock will
11o ~ onaetsgp the latter part OF
~ Vook ~ Chicago. where he will
|rnolo eoyoeaj days TO settle up the
lncloeos a. the campaign In that city
- his petnSn journey he Will stop q
1T epfings, w. Va, where he will
ylc1t Mr., Taft fov q fsws days, and
|han come 70 New York 20 close up
|hs national headquarters here.
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TAFT RECEIVES
FLUCTUATIONS

LONDON, Nov. 5.-A dispatch re-
ceived here from Rome says that the
Pope mas cabled his congratulations
10 William H. Taft. whose election to
the presidency is thought TO guaran-
tee the acceptance OF the Pope's pro-
posals in the matter Of compensation
To the religious congregations Of Porto
Rico.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. 5.-As
soon AS the returns indicated the cleo.
ton OK Judge Taft. the Yale Alumnia
Weekly, through its editor, Edwin
Oviatt, sent TO him the following:
Fifteen thousand Yale alumni will
unite with us tonight in sincerely con-
graduating you. whose career has been
So signal an example of disinterested
public service, on this splendid recog.
milton of those qualities Of mind and
heart which Yale has for SO long
known and loved and honored."
LONDON. Nov. 5.-The press OF
London regards the election of William
H. Taft as a matter for general and
world wide congratulation, as 1t in
sures the continuance OF a policy"
which has been greatly approved in
England.
BERLIN, Nov. 5.-The newspapers
generally greet the election OF Mr..
Taft with satisfaction. and the jour
nails read by the well-informed COM
mercial classes publish eulogistic re-
views OF Mr.. Taft's career, with ex-
pressions Of confidence in the COM
Ing administration.
TOXIC, Nov. 5.-The japanese
newspapers contained editorials COM
menting upon the results OF the cleo
ton in the United States. The Ko-
kuming, which is credited with rep
resenting the views OF Premier Kat
sura, says:
The world must be congratulated
on the election Of Judge Taft, who,
because of his worldwide experience,
will probably prove to be the ablest
president America ever elected"
CINCINNATI, Nov. 5-Three thous-
and or more kilograms OF congratula-
ton were delivered to Judge Taft.
They included messages from cabinet
officers, senators, representatives,
ambassadors, politicians, residents OF
the Philippine islands and the far
cast, and personal friends and admir-
crs OF Judge Taft. Many kilograms
came from business organizations and
labor societies throughout the country.
G.. Shever telegrnphed for himself
and 1000 other laborins men In Okla
homa City; We are now assured OF
continued prosperity and we can't
stop cheering. We are laboring men
and don't fear your injunctions."
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BOSTON, Maas-. Nov A-SaIes, fur-
nisted By Hayden. Stone q Co. mems
Oriswoid-st: Adv. s+5: Anal, lo,s2s
All. 5: Zinc. SIS: Anc-. $50: Arc so'
Arix Cont, aAs5: Ati- 100; Boa Con.
a "A, SIS, c. a, 81; Cent. s35: Con.
Mer. 400: Range. I, s23, d. w so; Fr.,
e55: G. c. LsSi: Roy $50: Lake, $40;
90: New Con. 500. Nevh- 1856; N b.
s.zEy: o. D. ..sls; Osc- los; Par 40;
ca LIS; R. ISL. 1s5: s. Fee $50; Sha n
Tan. sTs: Tear. 200; Trim. 2.5sS; OIL
s55; ct. Apex. 3.sos; U. 8. r.. 2.Os1: Do
pfd. 1879: Uni. Cop. $40: ct Con, sos
ct Cop. s4o:, Wet, 4a6; Win. 24o'
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PRODUCE.

The butter market Seems 70 be stu
fleming up all over the country .6tor-
age Tocks are larger than usuaf and
low os'g grades oS fresFS reosipts, but very
it.le "a ,aess t s.,r sIx Ss% TamT XII
of fresh esgs are also very light and
getting lighter, and sue 6endsnoy OF
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Markets an1 Finance

$500, slow q, o Lover bulk $3.50,
aG7o; workers. ,St0qe; pigs. ,s'To e
$40: good 10 choice. s5.ToGs.so. Cattle
5000. market strong: beeves'
$3.50 y 80: Texas steers; $3.50 y $50;
heifers. sl.66Q 6.S6. calves. $6gs. Sheep
Receipts 10000. market steady; ma
tives and westerns. s2.60Q4.70: year
lings, ss.b0U6.l6. lambs. native anu
western. $4Q6.25.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-06
WON'T KNOW DEBS
VOTE TILL SATURDAY

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-The Socialist
vote Tor Eugene Y, Debs for president
will not be aseertained until the end
OF the week, but tho leaders OF the
party declared last night that Debs
has probably doubled the vote he re-
esived four years ago when he poiled
over 100000 votes, which would make
his total vote now all over the coun-
w about 100000.
ThsSa IL much disappointment
amone the Socialists over ths defeat
Of Norris Hilguist for congress In the
ejRth district, rs we'll as the failure
ef Robert Hunter and Judge Phelps
Stokes, TO be elected 10 the assembly,
- rqfiIsg defs .'xys fssIr5 fyi.s.
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NEW YORK METAL.

NEW YORK. Nov. AT the Meta
exchange today strength continue
with a further upward movement in
copper, lake being advanced NC In blt
while eiectrolytic and castings I'M
proved IA in both bid and asked prices.
TIN was firrner for spot and nearby de-
liveries other commodities unchan ged.
Lake 1lml4Ac; electrolytic. 13% a tc;
castings. 1sIsGl3stc: lead, 4s5T4.4oc;
sneiter' 4. 500 1. csc: tin. sou 6s0%c.
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HARRIS To CALL
EXTRA SESSION

TOLEDO, O., Nov. 6.--(6pectal-)-
Gov. Harris Rep.). badly beaten, WIN
call an extraordinary session OF the
Iegislature to elect q Republican sue
cessor to Senator Foraker before the
Democrats get in power, II Is reported.
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WITTE MUST PAY TAXES
OR STAY IN RUSSIA

ST, PETERSBURG, Nov, s-count
wife. ersprenier Of the Russian en-
pire and htsh commissioner nf the
cxar at The peace conference OF Ports
mouth, cannot leave Russta again until
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U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Bond quotations. furnished by Hay
den. stone a Co, l16-1le Griswold-st.
New IS reg, i03 n q 1O4, do, COUP lOf
bid: new 80 reg. 1904 GLOON do, coup.
lOOL dlol: new ~ reg. l20A q III; do.
coup, III bid.
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poultry were not as large as usual on
Thursday. but the market was un-
changed Mixed cooos are selling at
about 10c fiat: straight coops OF spring
chickens move readily at a half TO
cen. more and straight coops OF hens
are slow at a half to cent less.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-06

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