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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-22

race free for all e. E. Earhart Thor; R.
Seymour. Thor; A. 7. Wilson, Merkel; Gus
Fink Peugeot: G. p. Currier, Thor; Fred
Huyck, Indian; J. H. shafer. Thor; f. b.
Bueneman Minerva; A. Schelini Thor; Lee
Richardson, Harley-Davidson Charles Bake,
Thor; f. w. Bungay Curtiss; James Garvey,
Peugeot; w, A. Ham, Minerva; S. II. West,
Harley Davidson: NJ. j. Graves. Indian; Err
win Knappe. indian; G. B. Blaylock, Indian.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-27

When speaking against cigarettes and
drink offered no objection 70 New NlF-
giRia Cheroois. for sc. Try them
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-27
RICHMOND STOVE
WORKS BURNED
Rig Plant j. Practically Wiped Dat by
~ Fire. EntaEing Loss Of sIeae00
Plant Fully Insured

RICHMOND. -Speciai.-Damag
20 more than Sloo eco VAS
inflicted and mere than che hundred
men were thrown out OF employment
by ere which practically Suited the
plant Of the Richmond stove Works.
between TWenty-ffth and Twenty
sly Streets. or Main. or the night OF
June nth. and which gave the Rich
rnon6 FIRE department the hardest
frlt il has hsS since the destruction
~ TIE Richmond Iirtf Infantry Blues
armory en- CARY Street more than &
year sEC. Extending a whole block.
ire blazc WIS trs ucrtous menace
to svcry building Unhfr SIEVE raj blocks
around sparks falling eve ryvht ~
wst1ln q radius GO at least quarter
cf mile and ttrs lrcriug every mo
ucrt to create neu tarrtr.
60 was nor urtn after thc flames had
gained cc1Si3t rahle Efs3way flat they
prerr DISCOVERED ard The a~e. As Gar
as tire stove WORKS are cuuce rned
was hort less from The frst The plant
VAS fully irsuod.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-27

decided that the rate on car lots
should not be more than las cents
per $50 pounds. against iS.3. az hereto
fore. This change is important 90 the
lumber dealers. saving. as a. does I'm
some cases as much as 81 per car.
The complaint OF the Randolph Com
pany was based UPON the fact that
the rate established on lumber ship
ped 20 Ohio either via the Norfolk
and Western from Petersburg. or
through Richmond over the Chesa-
peaSe and Ohio. is the sar>e. the fat
rate OF rs cents per 100 pounds.
whereas on lumber shipped from
Chester which is half way between
Petersburg and Richmond. the fat
rate Of rs cents plus the local rate OF
% cents is charged.
The railroads claimed in their petit
ton that the lower rate from Peters
burg was caused by. the fact that there
is greater competition az that point
than az Chester.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-27

But vhat can DO. Emma
asked
Prevent fhe marriage l-Sir tthel-
o-ts butler - prevent marriage
lich DE- himself has arranged
SURELY you do rcf mean mat
li tcu don p William. an IS over
otfHttn u.s.
hlt really Emma SOU must Pee
orr oi tclr mind ASK Mr tD do ant-
t.in- reasonable and s-al- oc b.
bug gen must EMO" ilat i-is is iHl-
possible
Nant son ~ DO t1-s oF nothing ar
a4t ~ Nlss NaL-~ IS lotDt- 'o i--li.
tlls man ste N-ll % -AAaIi- eli htt
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-27
ABSURDLY FALSE SAYS
HON. HENRY C. STUART

RICHMOND Special RE gard
Ing re rerorr Esd The Danvlle Register
thai b. withheld a part 60 the Niufh
District colFelricn proceecirgs Hon
Henri g. stls1t. III a stafeuif IT. de-
claret 80 ~ D. ~ate1rElg false. add
lnE tEzt the factE could - easily ss-
tabliEhed. The state Dent folloss-
- DO Ecf care in IT, form 90 =
intervisE 20 90 iItc the subject raised
81 the TsanFHIe REGISTER. and viii Tot
% ~ further thsn ~ say that any
statement tSar ] Rithheid a resolution
q TIE Ninth District Ehich Ras In
tereed ~ be presnted % TIE Whols
conFerflCE. and any i1siuuation or In
tilztloI 70 the eject that J. a. chair
man ~ the Ni1th District deiegatiOn.
ether failed OK refused % perform nay
datg mace Incumbent sp1n me a.
slch. is absurdly false. Tn3f the reao-
tuition rtferred ro vas TIE action alone
os TIE Ninth District appfars on The
face ~ the resolution itseif and that
81 was neither intended nor desired
nat THIS ree0i uficn should - present
e 70 ne full conyenfiou Tor igs zc-
tlon. can - proven - a1tkority whic1
ean1of y questioned. IS would seen
amazing tcat The recre ancg attribute
20 rEe b. ne Register Woaid not have
been pointed out On ne sfOor ~ fhs
conve1tion b. some DsmDe 81 81 III
Ninttn District Delegation. confess
70 some surprise ~ the effort 20 rtFiss
~ this late hccr AZ issue Whlcb coulc
have been 50 easily settled while fbf
co1Sention Has II session. ~ ne nlers
mention q 4 on fhs nooF ~ q single
woke
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-27
WEEKLY SHORT STORY
rHE BUFFERS STORY.


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cain c-ar--r yCarsr-.f o. r-.- 80 --.
49,, 49,. $50 -- ~. -r.-, rir,.s 3 -..f.
fi,~.t-a The rare-s u.e-a fuu d.
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sears fefr-. 81. Rad laf- r-ria-F %.
---r Af-,r. u-r.-e fa ras sis~r,
-rd An t~o-rorslr rirh rolf mime
s-g -rue as income v.as ssis ~ fsr,.
frrs
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--.r 81 h,s f.orr,a .ra,e4d ro ,fsfe.
-r~ u-.s ,.-r rr-rt er-r-is.s =
mis- ~ VAS sure that She sam lose,
c.~.ts w.irs brf fna~4 v.ss ro DOM,
- 49, eress.r.ent had been an
--rrr.f I- 49, s~rfaf. columns of n
+t. ,,nd.- n.r.rs
A fsw weeks asreruard Sir Ethei
! hs~r uas 20 give LARGE dinner part
fn honor ~ SIS urrer.e-css,e sor-ir-Is.e
- and Vas called 10 London 10 TAX
% charge a. the arranrenerts
The evening" came and an Iordo
society WAS present Gregory Wac
. STAR was ssarsd az Sir Ethslbert
d right az the table. he vas very al
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-27
SOUTHERN SEMINARY

On famous Nailey of virginia. Fer
str4s sod toupE i.nafrs. f2nd year.
81 81 600 equipment. College preparatory
aa6 finishing Johns Hopkins tnlFer-
sify men rs faculty. High technical
standards in music Patronage drawn
from arerv quarter 81 a.. 81 Hand
nosueKt school bolidlnE in state" Park
and preserve % several hundred atrce
for outdoor iifr and sports. fneEomr-
raI health record. Distinct reputation
Tor Aome .ffe nnd for making cnest wc-
man % the girl NRf<s. Sis5.eo. Two
railroads. FoF illustrates Catalogue.
addresn RTsy. o. ~. Rowe Boena
Vista. "a Box $50.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-27

Judge T.. , Barham. q the Newport
News Corporation Court has directed
tie eranf jury 70 hold 3 special sir
tiue 20 sngesslgaxe alleged frauds IN
coB1eczscn wifb che receat rnpnicipai
election. IN xblc8 Colonel Nary1s
Jones. the Democrats NOMINEES. de-
feated Fred Read. the aepublican can
eitafe. b. a zna5orisy q - votes.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-27
SAVING OF 81. ON
LUMBER PER CAR
The Interstate Commerce Commission
Holds Lumber Rates Charged BY
4. A a. aud Seaboard Air Line
on shipments froEn Ches-
ter. Va. to Ohio were
Too High.

WASHINGTON. ID. C.-Special.-
Sustaining the Randolph Lumber Com
pany I'm its suit against the Chesa-
reake and Ohio. the Seaboard Air Line
and other railways gCr a lower lumber
rate from Chester. Va. into Ohio. the
Interstate Commerce Commission has
, 1908-05-23

Sugar. Crys6ai- per h., At
' Muscovudo ssotest 81
Al Glasses Eug. is.4s. POI gal. no quotation
Liverpool Cotton middling Upland. 6 10
Exchange, New York & London, 6Odays
sight Ash
Exchange NewYork and Lon dor, sight 4.87t
london. May 22nd
Dem. Crystals l6s Cd los 81.
suoor Muscovado, floating terms. in
bond, lis. 6d-l1s. Cd
German beet 86-f. O. b lis. lid.
Java Sugar 5000 Gibraltar or Channel tor
orders, floating TINS. rs Cd
Demerara Rum, Is 6d.--1s. tn.
Cocoa, Trinidad, good middling Red, NOMINAL
pr cwt Cts.
Cotton, medium Fine Stat Liverpool nominal
Is. I'd.
Bank of England Rate of discount 4
Consols 86B
Three per CT of. Rentes inParis 90. 80
The fall in Demerara crystals is owing to
the new rates Of duty.
, 1908-05-23
T>EIEGR MS
ST. CROIX STATION.
Continued from 3yd p0ge.)

Berlin telhgrams announce that the Kaiser
has returned nome after two months alb.
sence.
New York May 21st-Advices from Port
au-Prince state that Fl. M. S. In
defatigable sailed for Kingston yester-
day. The Haitian government has no.
tilted all the legations and consulates of
its intention to end the practice of granting
an asylum to refugees. Rumours are in
circulation of another outbreak in the south
ern department, and forces have been sent
1hither and some arrests made. The capital
IL quiet.
Advices from Washington announce that
tue state department has requested Mr.. Shir-
icy to advance the date of his pending re-
s,gnation,and simultaneously requested Eng
land to cancel his exaquatur. Mr.. Shirley will
be succeeded by Mr.. Hale, United States
consul at Coatirooke.
A telegram from Rio de Janoiro reports
that while Lieutenant Fonseca was prepar-
ing to ascend in a balloon recently brought
from France, the wind tore it from it's fasten-
ing5, and it assembled premarurely, but shorty
after collapsed and fell from a heig ht of three
thousand feet Lieutenant Fonseca was kill
ell in the presence of the Minister for War,
officers and others.
London, Nay 21st-Sugar in stock on the
AOlj1 w OO,OOO III huSG year
84, 900 tons.
Jamaica, 21st-H. NJ. S. Indefatigable
arrived ut Port Royal this morning.
Copenhagen, May 22nd.-The Rigsdag,
after adopting the following bills, closes to-
morrow New railways for lengths of 1851
Kilometres, costing the State Treasury fifty
fee millions. during sixteen years. r form
OF the Government Of Greenland Insurance
aga nst accidents to farm labourers Sala-
ries Of State Functionaries; inheritance duty
and judicial reform.
The death is announced of the former
Minister Tobiesen.
Mr.. Hogsbro has announced a bill for next
session respecting a railway bridge between
Zealand and Falster.
The st. Jan arrived on the nineteeuth.
dissatisfied with Mr.. Asquith's speech, made
q demonstration yesterday before his resi-
dence. They seat in a petition that the
franchise be granted during the present
session, aid MI. Asquish replied through the
Constable thare WIS no answer. Thereupon
they mounted the steps and harangued un-
til the police reserves arrived, when six were
arrested aud sent to jail in default of re-
cogniz ances.
The cross suits regarding the collision
between the st. Paul and Gladiator will be
tried on June third before Justice Barnes.
Jay Gould and Eustace Miles, having
beaten all corners in the Olympic competition.
will meet in the finals.
Fisher has made one thousand miles in
ninety one hours one minute, twelve hours
under the record for road cycling.
All the Americans have been defeated in
the British Womsn's golf championship
tournament at Saint Andrews.
The King and Queen attended the Earl
and Countess Dudley's dinner party last
evening to celebrate the engagement of
, 1908-05-23
C~omparpStree Grocery
OF
J. G.. CANEGATA

Has been appointed Agent for STUDEBA-
KER BROS. COY. of New York, Manufac-
turers of all kinds of Vehicles-Buggies,
Phaetons, Surveys and Passenger Wagons,
Victories, Carriages etc. and s%olicils orders
on Commission. Catalogues can be seen at
the above establishment, where also particu.
lars can be obtained.
Terms to approved purchases.
st. Crolx 18th May, 1908.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-02-26
Wreck IN Georgia.

Thomasville, Ca, Feb. 3d.
Five persons were injured by
the derailment of 3 passenger
train on the Albany branch OF
the Atlantic Coast Line near
here late to-day. The most Sc
riously injured are Conductor
Durant and r. J. Racha asl and
j. ii. Black, of Thomasville.
1t is said the baggage oar left
the track followed by tho other
coaches, the entire train being
thrown en- it's side.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-02-26
Dr. 0aA00p's
Headache
TahlOto
J. =. HACKEY & co.

nation that there is some i'm
provement In trade condisions
1t il said there are moro spring
buyers in the eastern markets
than thers bavs been before in
years at one time. The position
OF the stapls on its merits was
never stronger and under nor
NAL conditions it should be sci =
ling, and we believe would be
selling . to 8 cents per pound
higher than it is to-day.
The farmer holds the key and
is master Of the situation and
can, we believe, eventually SO,
his com modify al much his her
figures, but he is carrying on
single handed fight owing to mis-
guided legislation which has de-
prived the south generally of the
sources of information and con-
venience for supporting their
own commodity.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-02-26
Farmer Killed in Runaway

Oxford, N. c., special in
Charlotte Observer A sad &C.
cident occurred near Stem, in
Granville county, when Mr.. Sam
z. Washing on, farmer living
near Stem, was killed by being
thrown from his buggy against
the side OF a house while his
horse was running, having taken
fright suddenly: Mr.. Washing
ton is an uncle of Mr.. Thomas
M. Washington, of Wilson, a
member Of the Legislature.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-02-26
Lancaster Mercantile Go.
Killed by Falling Ice.
We are giving awy.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Feb. 22.-
While 10 miners were being
lowered into the Stanton mine
of the Lehigh & Wilkesbarre
Coal Company today, large
body of ice in the shaft feed fell,
striking the hood cf the cage
and demolishing it. Two of the
men were killed outright, one
died on the way to the hospital
and three others, it is believed,
Wilde of their injuries.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-02-26
Safe Blowers in Georgia.

Albany, Ga.-A special from
Kesler Station states that sale
blowers blew three safes there
last night and secured about
81 900, including 5000 from the
safe of Raddock 81 Griffin, $500
from Hightower & Son, and 5000
in cash and $50 In stamps from
the postoffice safe. The officers
believe they have a clue which
will lead to the arrest Of the rob.
bers.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-02-26
Notice to Creditors.

All persons holding claims against
the estate of II. l.. Clyburn, deceased,
are hereby notified to file same, duly
attested, within 80 days And all per-
sons indebted to said estate will make
settlement with the undersigned.
w u. CBYBURN,
Administrator Estate of II. l.. CIV
burn, Deceased.
Feb 8, 1908. 90
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-02-26

Grippe is sweeping the country. Stop it
with preventics before it gets deeply seat
ed. To check early colds with those little
Candy Cold Cure Tablets is surely sensi BILE
and safe. PTsventioe contain no Quinine,
no laxative nothing hash or siokening.
Pneumonia would never appear if early
colds were promptly broken. Also good for
feverish children. large box 48 tablets, Is
cents. Vest pocket boxes 8 csnts- Sid ky
Pharmasy.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-02-26

Bert Bal aiber5of Elton Wis says ~ have on
ly taken four doses Of your kidney and
Bladder Pills and they have done for me
more team any other medicine has ever do
ne | am still taking the pills as want
yerfect cure" Mr. Barber refers to DeWitt's
Kidney and Bladder Pills Fey are sold by
all druggists
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-02-26
Money to Loan.

| can, as usual, negotiate loans,
from $500 and upward, on improved
cotton farms, at so interest, repay
able in annual installments. No com
missions charged. Only reasonable
fee for making abstract Of title.
II. K. Wylie,
Atty. at Law
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-02-26
The Cotton Situation--Indi-
cations Point to lIigher
Prices.

the enclosed cotton letter, as it
has valuable information for our
farmers and merchants who aro
still holding cotton.
We believe with medium trade
conditions cotton will bs In good
demand and bring 4 fair or fancy
price by Nay OF July.
Sincerely,
T. N. Belk.
Tho letter referred 10 Is that
OF Carpenter, Bagsos & Co.,, Of
New York, published in the At.
lanta Journal, in which they
cay:
The making public of an ex-
ira report from the National Gin
ners' association, showing the
amount Of cotton ginnsd up to
Feb. oth as being 10,593, 900
bales, is food for thought, and in
view of the fact that the nation
al ginners' figures have recept tiy
been higher than the several re
ports put out by the government
census department, this last
statement is considered extreme
ly bullish. The governments in
its last report showed.the amount
of cotton ginned up to Jan. 16,
as 10, 1887, 900 bales. Last year,
after Jan. 16, there were sO7 900
bales ginned: in 19O5-05, after
Jan. 16, there were 100000 bales
ginned. According to the nat
ional einners' figures, made up to
Feb..S, there has been about
2b6,000 bales ginned since Jan.
16. This is for period of 23
calendar days. In three weeks
more, or by the first of March,
all ginning should bescompleted,
and indications point to q total
outturn of the gins of approx
mately 1o,sOO,OOO to 1O,9Oo,oOo
bales, but it is conservatively
safe to say we'll under II 100000
bales.
With this conclusive evidence
before US as to the size of this
crop, we should study first the
staple, which we consider is
strong enough to eventually
overcome all depressing factors
in the way of temporarily un.
satisfactory trade conditions.
Let Us explain that the figures
given below may be slightly in
accurate. as The data ls not all
obtainable, but they are approx
imately correct, and can be veri-
fed. We take the position.
from the information before us,
and assume that the total'ginning
for this season will be about
10000, 900 bales.
Our exports are running 3OO,-
600 to 100000 bales under last
years and we assume that our
exports by the first of March
will be close to, if not quite,
5000, 900 bales. The takings of
American spinners of American
cotton will probably be close to,
if not quite, 2, 100000 bales by
March |, making a total export
ed and taken by home manufac-
q 400 nnn
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-02-26
Notice to Debtors and Credi-
tors.

All persons indebted to the estate of
the late John F. Snipes. deceased, are
hereby notified to make payment TO
the undersigned at once; and all per-
sons having claims against said es-
tate will present same duly attested.
v. l.. Snipes,
A .MrX
The Springdale news., 1908-08-21
Meisbborbood Mews.
HOMETOWN.

Aug. 1S.-Mr. Carter of Fort Smith thinks Tontitown is one of the most charming summer resorts. He. with his wife, mother and three children have been enjoying a vacation in this land of orchards and vineyards. It IS difficult to decide who en- 1oyed the place most, the children or their elders.
 Last week Father Bandini had as his guest, Count Moroni of Rome, Consul of Italy. The Count came on private visit and, needless to say, was delighted with the place and the happy and contented condition of his count rymen. On Sunday after Mass a reception was rendered him at the school-house by the Tonti- town people to which he respon- ded with an informal speech.
 On Sunday little stranger was welcomed into the fold of Christ's Church, and became one of us. Marked with Gods sign in the Sacrament of Baptism, Anna Morsani, the infant daugh- ter of Emidio and Adele Morsani, commences her spiritual life whose end is God. May she real ize its fullness. A grand dinner at the parents house followed the ceremony at the Church. Among the numerous guests were the following: Rev. P. Bandini, who baptized her, the Morsani family, the Papili family, the Bastianelli family, the Pasqua- les, and their many friends and neighbors forming a goodly and happy gathering who wished the little one all good things.
 Mrs. Botto of Fort Smith is stopping at Tontitown. She thinks 1t is veritable paradise and is most strongly impressed with the kindness and hospitality of the people.
 ''It never rain but it pours. ' While Father Bandini was enterta i n ng his iend. Count Moroni, the Sisters at St. Mary's Adademy had as guests. Reverend Mother Ignatius and Mother Aloysius of Fort Smith. They had been attending an educational convention. The people of Fort Smith know and appreciate the splendid work
The Springdale news., 1908-08-21
----'------------ ---------------------- HINDSVILLE.

Aug. ls.-A baby boy at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ]. M. Aren- dale, and A. T. Smith is now grandpa.
 Billy Bryant passed through here last week with young man from near Carrolton. whom he was taking to Fort Smith to ap- pear before the federal court for selling whiskey without license.
 Perry Smyer and a Miss Haw- kins, daughter of r. Hawkins, living east of town, were married Sunday, NJ. 4. Youngman ofhci- ating. Mr. Smyer IS brother of A. E. Smyer, of Springdale.
 $. NJ. Alderson, whose serious illness We mentioned several weeks ago, remains about the same. Some days he IS able to sit up and others not.
 Mrs. E. E. Eddis, who has been living in Eureka Springs for more than two years, will soon return to this place and occupy her residence property.
 Elmer Harrls and wife are vis- iting Mrs. Wasson, mother of Mrs. Harris at Springtown.
 Misses Jessie Berry and Annis Wilks are visiting Mrs. Sid Gar rett, Of Fort Gibson, Okla homa.
 N. Clare West, of Eureka Springs, and Chas. Lewis, of Springdale, have been writing some life and accident insurance for the St. Louis National Life Insurance Company in this coun- ty the past few days.
 School opened yesterday with Thos. Wiggins as principal, and Miss Arlie Guin assistant.
 ]. NJ. Burnett has sold his farm south of town to c. r. Hilbert, of Rison, Ark, and has bought the J. H. Dunaway property in town. MT. Hilbert will move to his farm Tn November, and about the same time Mr. Dunaway will make his home in Idaho. The Land of Promise.
 The telephone line from this this place to Eureka Springs has recently been completed, a dis tance of twenty-five miles or a
The Springdale news., 1908-08-21

little more, and the hum of the machinery of the electric light plant at Eureka can be plainly heard from here, as the same poles are used by both companies Tn Eureka.
 Mrs. Fife Book, of DeQueen, IS expected in on a visit to home folks this week.
 Repairs have recently been made to our school house, and further improvement could be made m its appearance by paint ing.
 Jake Salyer recently went to Oklahoma, but there's no place like home, and he IS with us again.
 Revival services, conducted by Rev. Albright Methodist began at this place Sunday. At Mace donia and Spring Valley revival services, conducted by Elders Brown and Stranburg (Baptists have been closed. Twenty-Five were received by baptism and others by letter and three are to be baptised later.
 After teaching school a few days, Miss Crystal Jones return ed home little bit sick and d big bit home sick, and she will not return to her sehoool.