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WIRE AND NAILS

Barb wire quotations are for car load
lots, {. O. b., Houstcn:
90 "a "a Il BED WlRE-Glidden, galvanized
f-.do per 100 lbs; painted wire, s. .05; Wau-
kGSan, zoe higher than Glidden
yances. 10 TO 50 penny, soc: and 3 benny.
we; and penny 75c and ) penny noe;
penny, $50; penny. $3.50
CUT NAiLS-Rate 81 80 per key. same
advances as on wire nails.
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A CRY FOR FACTORIES.

heAHs cdHuWicu.
When bale OF cotton worth only S.s
or $50 can he made worth SIS by making
II into cloth; when hide worth Si5O can
be made worth SIS by making 1t into
boots: when wool worth only from I TO 10
q pound by making II into wooden goods.
surely the policy Of Misunderstanding ali
he delayed Texas 10 ioaing money every
day by selling raw material Let u have
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KANSAS CITY

Kansas City, November 2-Cattle-Re-
ccipts econ; shipments Doc ulArEet strong
to 0c higher active Texas steers, 2.3yit
400; Texas cows. 2.elq2.sG; native steers,
3.11Gl75; native cows and hefcrs, I'm
/ 75Sf2 30. Hogs--Receipls. 3sD shipments,
none market 5,i0e higher and active.
hulk of sales. 330d3s5; hH8Yies S,2Sff3i0.
3. aQu3 45 Workers 3.i013 a.. piGs, S.25fi3.S5.
Receipts. 2eo1; shlpner TINS none;
market stronger; lambs. 5oeTf2h' nut
tons, l5ai300
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st. Louis, November Flour firm
w heat Futures higher. spot duh; No 2
red cash. elevator 7S, track ,i@79, Deem
Der ~ ~; MAY, 1874. Corn Futures strong.
spot higher, No. cash 22s, at23. Decemher
Zoi2; May u. Oats--Futures firm spot
IN Il; No. 2 cash l6la hid; May ooh Rye IS
elevator. Farley nominal. Corn meal 80
l3r&n tirm. Flax seed IS Prime timothy
othy 5000 go this SIDE. WI sky LIS
FORK steady. Lard steady Bacon ~Boxed
shoulders and extra shorts i.Ecf;sti cs,s;
Boxed shoulders AMI extra short clear
100; ribs i.l2s. shorts !. II. Rerclpts--
Flour ll.0e0- wheat iSeQo. corn 257 .o0l, oats
a ,W ~" Shirments-Flonr 5000. wheat j5,-
UQp corn l11.00o, oats $500.
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ST. LOUIS.

st Louis, November 2--CRttle-f.e-
CENTS AJ6j, shipments 900. strong To ice
higher: native shipping steers if@,s ,ai
dressed beef and shipping stsers M 3.
light 2 sJfl3 So stockers ana feeders = iS<p
8 40. Texas and Indian cattle strphg am
active: stegrH 2.S59s, 70,-cows sln2Si,
Hog-Rcceipts 1000. shipments 5000 lle'
4 Ks. heavy 3. lySI3.50. .Shaffr- Receipts 80;
strong; natives 2.2s93,5o; lambs s.oeGi.5O.
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rs The closing was firm. at "A 7-sa

Corn ruled strong on very limited bust
ness IL was affected q good deal by the
'viucd strength in wheat by the firm
,,ahles and by the indications of sinailc1
local receipts. 100
oats were very quiet, but a firm fee,lng
eAisted ana prices ruled higner symlsi.
luiHlhg with wheat and corn.
Pfovisons--Almost nothing doing. Ian
uary pork closed Sc higher; January lard
UNCHANGED and January ribs 2ls higher
ESTIMATES for Tues'iay--Whcat, i65 cars:
corn III: oats 1914; hogs. Il0oO head
lash quotations were as follows:
flour--Fifm.
.. Wheat--No. spring, 1876. No. 3 spring.
eossa6ss No. 2 red, 7ea7sis
Corn--No. 3 "a 3-S
,, Oats-No. :, lsAn1Sia; No. . white. 2llf
No, white. f. o. b.. l7i4u2o
Eye-No. 9, So.
Bhaarley-No. 2, nominal No. 3. {. o. -.
"i.lSs. No. I. f. o, b., 23ENsS
Fax sccd-No. /, 7lie.
Timothy seed--Prime, 255
Mess pork-Per barrel 71au7.a0.
Lard-Per 100 pounds, 1850.
Snort ribs side>--Loose S70ff3g0
Dry sailed shoulders Boxed, laii.
snort clear s'des--l,oxcG, 4UiA
Whlsky -Distillers' finished goods, per
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'GEs-Mexican. 1915 per box.
PAINTS AND OILS

oO1LS-Linseed, In bbls, raw, &c; boiled.
cases, $l.10; brilliant oil, Sl.55. in bhis, lee
stove gasoline. In cases 81 SO; in bbis, lie
Eupion oil, in bbls. l9c: In cases, 81 80; cas-.
tor Gil. medical pure. 96c; turpeniine. In
bbls &c
WHITE LEAD-Strlct!y pure, 6n6i+c;
standard white lead, ihc painters. DC.
WINDOW classic boxes, 60 and 20
to per cent discount. ww list.
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arlngs s78,7l9,50S; balances $5.4s7, aS2.


London, November Bar silver 3Od per
ounce. money BE- per cent; rate of Ills
count N the open market for short and
three months bills 3h03 3-S per cent
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NEW YORK MONEY

New York, November 2-Money steady
at tnio per cent and sax per cent and
interest for two days, last loan !. per
ana interest offered; prime mercantile pa
PER nom nally .7pio per cent sterling ex-
chahge nrm, with actual business in ba nlS
ers Dills at I S5fI4. IS for demand and i "
ma - FOR sixty Gays; posted rates 4 S2ft
iS2.2 and i.S5lafii Sc; commercial bills
65is V'N
Clearings $40. 7la.5aS: halancos Sl.4S7.aS2
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BUSINESS BAROMETER
|, to tic Condition Of Trade
Generally.
|, WILL SOON Be RESUMED.
.,.,,,op Agony Ended There
,,,,,e TO Disturb Trade.
C.lifsrals Product"

! Houston, Monday Nov.'nnef d
:, vsek Of November ii not ex-
.,ow a very good ira lie record,
A fake several days for Things 10
=. rom the election excitement.
IT,, disturbing element with
|'.,n.ss has had TO contend this
FL, tho political contest that IS
,vauv at an end. When this
| ,moysi there ought to be moth
NJ confidence, and bus ness In
,.,bt 10 show a steady improve
|ps,,le of All CLASSES have been
|. aractlce economy In so many
4 tslers have been so extra eau
pplng stocks down to the low
!. limit that any signs Of a re-
hardly fail to cause an extra
s-,ni for all kinds of merchant
.,uhc,ured goods will no doubt
4 their share of the benefit ana
a., have beel closed Will find
~ ,D.,. l., root a,.ry
asH prVuucNs' Al 'o1'' go
r,ie will show an Improvement
,,,s of fear and distrust VIII
,,,,,, A. lbs,
~ lof u .ii'ie a' i"''
,,,. nptrn rpt-,,rc
lfukNiA DriHD w o.
tg the California dried fruit sit
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APPLES-F sliced. ir boxes 4,sI
&c; choice evaporate1, eIkc: fancy. 7c; ct
ron, lie per H. currants, in bbls, 4p4l G.;
cleaned currants. in boxes, &c; in '-;A Gar
tons, G2c; nectarines, evapcrate., Hc;
peaches, evaporated, sac; pears evapor-
RAIsiNS- California l.. h., boxes, new,
Sl.65; 2 crown l.. NJ. raisns 50-lb boxes,
NC; 3 crown l.. NJ. 50-lb l,oxes Glsc
PRUN ES--Crop of 1886 Caiitornia prunes
90 zoos, 5H5Ac; s0-9Os, 6,ac; 70-S0s, 5a6iac;
60-1os. 7lac 5O-6os, Sc; silver prunes, 1Ac,
ruby prunes, Tie.
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LIQUORS.


BEER--Schlitz. quarts, $40 so per Dbl;
pints sll,Oo per Dbl. Dixie Pale, quarts,
500; pints. $40; Magnolia Pale, quarts,
$500. ptnts. 50 30.
HIGH WINS 81 is per gallon
WHISKY Per gallon: Finished goods on
high wine basis, Nls; straight Bourbon
and rye, &c :ording to age and quality.
N.75ll3 %; blended. 81 ,75u3.50.
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Thousands OF cases or rheumatism have
been cured by Emier a. Amends IRE,
cription No 2s5i." All sufferers should
try a bottle of same, T.. r. Schmidt,
Houston. Texas, Sole Agents.
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GRAIN AND Hay.

Carload lots, job cars. from mills, deal.
ers charge from store So Toe more per 100
lbs ON bran. 2G3c per bushel on oats and
corn,
HRAN-75c
CHOPPED CORN--s0c per 100 lbs.
COEN--Sacked, 4Oc.
OAlS-26d 3Dc; No. Nebraska. 2Sd3oc.
HAY-Altalfa, $l1 o0a12,W per ton; NIL
let, SlO.5on II 30, timothy, slt.G0qlIVO, South
Texas prair!e. si.00lIi.50.
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TRADE NOTES.


ase, 20 MN" al tne recent
{,i s,h, Y held today's advance N
"s Inc mills additional back
|lsIs9gp,,e : GO. will receive a
"''nla sreenfru.t next Thurs
market market broadens to stronger
E,ome ee,sS 4. activity. All Offer.
,sssi Produce and comm,ss,o,
kchss" ~ a large shipment of
N NV y, ,his morning. SUN lo -.
Esss,, 'Om seen on the market.
|s TSsli 4 Co, hle un,o,de4 eo,,.
M nas, canned goods since Sal
.' Sy'ef at Galveston.
|s Il ,ss sugar are arriving pre,
|ss.,' We ,s. local market. They ara ara
III sd.nnaa a. this TINE last NJ, va are
/, WANNA" 'a,'a rom the interior.
81 p salaes Of cahforn a nro5,,c,s
N isljaSsA my cays been adding
Es,e' ia daily to the w"hitS
fsaisS :" Almost every line tn
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>, New York. November 2-The Evening
rost London financial cablcsram says:
ne pos t.cn of the money market today
IS icsciibed as that of Saturday and it
WI remain 70 unil the result ~ the clec-
mon m the United States Is announced.
Inc rams hourSa was cheerful today.
me settlement there is going on smoothly
II IS reported but not confirmed. that the
spanish international loan of 5Dl 900 600
lesetas has been taken firm" by the
North OF Spain Railway company. or
rather by Par.s and Madrid banks ben nj
the railroad COMPANY
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SOLID STOCKS CLIMB UP
Although Money Mas AbnormaIly
High on Change.
EUROPEAN B0uRSES ARE CHEERFUL.
Government Bonds Advance Ty, Pa,
Nent-Heavy De iiinss in Various
Railroad Securities.
'OPEAN B0uRSES ARE CHEERFUL

new YORK, November 1.-The stock mar
ket today exhibited profound strength
ana an unusually broad distribution of a
moderate volume of business. rh, alb
normal conditions confronting the specu-
lat-Ve and Investment community were
responsible for the Indifference dlsplayel
To the exceptional stringency In money
rates The same condition compelled the
clean ing up of short contracts that in
some stocks had been long outstanding
In the face of the rate for oall loans
ranging up to hms per cent a day on
ioahs over election day, together
WIN higher actual and posted quotations
Tor foreign exchange. stocks were buoy
ant ana scored extreme advances of 1e,3
per cent in the Reading shares and Ga
per cent in Bay State Gas. A feature of
the day was the execution of numerous
sales OF stocks for cash The grangei-s
ana anthracite dealers scored the great
est Improvement N the railways, rising
sNS per cent and the maximum gain noted
WIS IN the iustrials. sugar led the
niaalhet IN po.nt of activity. Other con-
slAcuoui4y strong stocks We're Chicago
Gas and American Tobacco. The strength
" ra , ,ls snare specu'it on extended to the
raliway bond market, which WAS uctive
ana broad at material advances
IN government bonds an extreme adj
Nance Of per cent was recorded in the
new registered Tours. which is an excep-
~, Tr11sai.y Wide iuetuat,oa "a that issue,
me buy ng was attributed to investment
account. TO return to the stock market,
considerable interest was attached TO
heavy dealings in the low priced shares.
including Union Pacific. Tennessee Coal
Iac!iic Mail and l.aclcie Gas. Silver Ger
ttlcates were dealt N at concessions from
previous sales.
The bond market developed decided
strength As the day progress sed ana closed
buoyant with ntuNy demand fur The.
speculative issues and recorded net i'm
proVaments of lH2 per cent, sal As $iJ72,0Ol
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STOCKS.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO.
The Leading futures ranged as follows:
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.
HOUSTON MARKET.

The following quotations were posted to-
day by the COTTON seed proluct department.
OF the Houston Cotton Exchange ana
Boari OF Trade:
Prime crude loose. .......... Is
Refined butter oil, loose .... Nonhhai.
Prime summer yellow OIL, ~ .-,..
cake ana meal {. o. b. MN interior
POINTS according to location.
TrI.,e cctton seed cake sl2 80 n "A %
pri,is cottnn seed meal y - a II 90
Cotton seed huIls .,-......,. 90 a w
For local delivery Houston, nils ahote
meal, SiG.Uudld50 per ton hulls, WV lH'-
ers. No |, 3i2c; No. 2. 3i4c.
Remarks-Market quiet
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GALVESTON

Reported foF Inc Fost 10y A p. Norman
live stock commission merchant.
Beeves-
Choice per ID. gross 2 20 2n
Common, per 10, sross...,...... 1@lp II.
Cows
Choice per lb. gross........,.... 9 10 2H
iearlings-
Choice, per ID. gross............ cAD 2h
Common. per Ii. gross.......... 1870 q
Calves
Choice. per h. gross........... % Az
Common. per lie. gross......... 2HV "a.
Sheep
Common, per head..,..........$1 90 al 90
Hogs
-, ~, i!teu '.''''...'.'.'.......... $500
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rers state that the demand for
diNl has been very large this
tat It is difficult to supply the
" tines with the sizes desired.
cures issued by the Boston fish
ra!d Indicate that the catch has
fNsr by rearly 1900 barrels than
rFresponding period last year,
talnei tina, a large percentage
tNs was made up OF bulIs-vyes
sn The demand for which Is
70 a comparatively small sec
country. No. 2 shore m4ckerel.
Nsre Is reported TO be IL general
ave been scarce throughout the
ID the Indications gre that there
|ss additions to the supplies DC
Saso1 eads, From all accoun. :
q Fish mackerel has been uu-
N.Y. lTge, but the proportion of
h, lsh Is said TO be small
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|uLTRY MARKET DULL.

~ SUBMISSION men are again
A~ va dull poultry market and
lie Demand is the poorest they
yea at this season Of the year.
SR enough To sui. any one.
Ws.dsrably below the usual
''"'s But even this inducement
Ism 70 attract buyers, and
satAs, turkeys and geese are
~ lua al this time. The large
same that has been on the
Hy Is gwen as a probable
~g poor demand for the barn
~. asss continue to held their
w., a1d every farmer with a
announcing hens viii make
III daily lay. ' an"
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for cotton seed oil Is weak; meal and cake
very weak; prime crude oil, In bnlk Il y =
iSc; prime summer yellow, In harrels, ~
2iisc: meal sl5, I5Ftl6.O9 per shor, ton caA0'
long ton, for export, il'za4l"oo'
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NEW YORK.
New York November cotton seel OIL
dull. prime crude 22u22is.
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NEW ORLEANS FUTURES.
opened steady: l2:iO. steady: closed
steady. sales, li,0Oe
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pe r. Ii. Ns o small white 2asQ2hc
Luna iIrig; bit'k-eyed peas &C.
% ! h1t- blue Star lSc: dairy. I5c: ia :
ee n ISc fancy Elgin creamery, 22c;
di Attn ieNas country, sU2oc, If In good con
10, ohTElo .,i, ,RtGAi:lNE-solids. lie: prints
co SlaAG j MI !sSour s2,25a2 50; fancy
;, C,iitESE-New York fun cream. 1sfo
ly'se; Wisconsin full cream i2iti2i2 ,H :,
,h,ouhg America, lie; SWISS, 2SG29c: lm,ia,
Im bs swiss l7alSe brick cheese, ll@l3c;
!, EaG.eGs-TeNas, in case, candled, l5,ad.l6e;
,o "a Al k-Prair!e chickens. 81. 75a3.o0 per
e a95eh re ve5nison 4a6c per pound pioy.r Go
GooE per dozen; quail, 75c6i S1Go per dozen
'I9irre,S. oun7lc per dozen.
rel. pc' nan oar
onions Texas, s5asoo per bushel.
ppEpPE chill. 2oc per pound
~ "a IOES- Northern and Western. co
mooc' choice Colorado 7on75c; sweet pota
toes, 5oGt5c per bushel
~ ~ - Chic kens per dozen. oil
lens hsnS, az'vo3225 large flyers. SI75li2. y;
,proiiers, sl?5al.5o, according to Size. tur
Qs'"; ducks. $2.25a2.75, geese, So 5oui.0o.
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NEW YORK FUTURES
Opened firm: l2;os, barely steady; closed
steady, sales, l6e 800.
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New York, November s.-Gotionl os seed
products quiet. with oil duli -slt -
IN ime crude oil, In barrels. l2g22'g prime
Summer yellow IN b,rrels, 26 prime COZ =
ton seed meal $4,000 1000
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HIDES AND WOOL.
COFFEE.

ST. Louis. November Wool nnchange
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LIVERPOOL FUTURES
opened steady. demand moderate: . II.
m, dull, closed steady
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CANNED vEGErAn1,ns u,rr,,,,.I

CANNED VEGETABLES Marrowta.
p trts', Shyonl's ~ Lima beans, socusi 90:
toes. 2-lb, 3Sgiesilc seconds 5SSr5sc I'm,
75Isps; ed kidney beans s.lb, 75Mgoc '-'"'
:, f,SA ~, y. MEATS Roast beef, lib,
g-dozen,, sli9Mli5; lib lunch tongue l..
dozen, y 60l2;15; ts-H, oxford sausage ,.
hoIhen, $50, @@; Franklin sausages, Lib, $50;
nam. l,dozen, 55a6oc; la-lb deviled ham. =
dozen, 81. GOAL 49, ~N '''''i'' =
~ C "A Nl)LEs-Grantc Gs AMI SIS. 7a7,sc;
le-oz parafine, assorted ooiors. gs,g,lic.
Star candles 9n9lsc. ''o''''
3, Ttan}tFEE-I,io and Cordova: Fair, 1,n
Tf ancr prime ,l5suijs,c; choice, l7Ti734c
s ss"n az coffee: APEX basis. 100-lb cqsis
S, 3o ~ less &c commission; Arbuckles. In
o. ~ cases 81 TO- less &c commission: In
Blend, 2Sc. ' Java iaieS
sa rh ~ K-Carload lots: Tidal Wave. Sc 90;
N Nv nary, second roller patent. $40. Sea
S S, rye hour, $40; Pump 4rnickel, 81 70
Spnc!ai rates for shipments TO Interior
POINTS; -four in barrels i5s above sacks; i,
nal narrcis 3Oc above In rrols
EARlNACEoUS GoODs~C;Mts. rom.nv
d a. q, Gream meal in bbls. Sc pearl meal,
n n ioilb sacks, slG5 per bbl OF 4 sachs.
FISH Mac,kseeriosII P %o case n ,o.n hits 81
Qgsl25; No. l, half bbs, s.oomeS0; sa Nri
~ e'TTf ta quarters, in oil, S2900SOo.
75i-ito i"-Standard, 1OAul1c; picnic hams.
n HONEY-In cobb cans, extracted 5asc;
I.4 iBt,I, ~ iue, l2-lb cans extracted, Csc
10 'H ig,-Refined, terces, compound 45t9l
H., ieat, sac; 5o-lb Gus, We higher
4i .,,'i ttierces; lc-ib cans NC higher; 5-lb
'sS fn,saer: Bib lie higher
prtn,n sSsar.S - Centrifugal, fair, l6nl7c;
~ liiiie so &c; choice open kettle, 27a2Nc.
,,,,,,nrt., Extra fancy head, 5G5,lc, fancy
5 5Ssssor'eu rice 5&c' choice, a74a5c far.
ROPE-B asis fo,. ne. ct,-,,ls-,,
'II',, 69Gac; cotton, lOllloiac.
SIC: Lol,s iia'perpooi. coarse; 75Gsoc; fine
s.. IL. ~ S-'''' iVo-SS' sou; 'o-is,
III ho HxnasSHoT,Standard goods; Pearl in 40
n VI hoNes; SEC; Royal Gloss bulk, Sa,c;
s,aroh' u" Packages per box. s2.7s: corn
STSG', tno4mgc per ID, 20 and i0-lb boxes.
o,.I'A Il 0uotations are for small lots.
S,sn ,a, prices given on carload orders. j
sill 1ttfs,u granulated 4i5@45sc; plantation.
n1ihassc, icrman eranulated in sacks, 4I,c,
Ina '.su5c' powdered, 7-Sa5c: yellow
'''ii'eu' fancy, 4isM4i4c choice, 4c.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-10-23

New Whatcom. wash, Oct. z5'--on
the evidence revealed by an expert ex-
animation of the books OF the Puget
Sound Loan and Trust and Banking
company. vich suspended . Few
months ago. VIII A. I>anedon. former
" bookkeeper OF the bank. has been
arrested AT Moscow. Ida, on charge
Of ,embexxlement. He went there
few weeks ago from Waila Walia
where his parents reside Requisifion
pa perr win be sent 20 the governor un-
lees Langdon win return without that
>o~xxx = lIf " I.,'ffN a 4..| Il. .tf.
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Decatur, Ind. Oct. zs.-Ihe state
meeting OF the Pentecostai band -
now In progress at Bluffton. ana y
creating no little excitement. They
have 4 peculiar mode OF worship. and
frances are common. They gather
about the altar. fall down. and pound
their heads and hands on the hoor un-
al they can be heard for squares This
was kept up all night. and Wednes-
dav morning several were badly
bruised ana bleeding. but refused med
ical assistance One man lay Tor hours
IN 4 trance. with his arm rigid In the
AIR. They remain In session AL oay
vtthout eating. Complaints are be
ins made. and the authorities may In
1rcfere t 1|t
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PRNCETON'S Big DAY
sesaui- Centennial Anniversary
Celebrated.


nE',A AE'x CAh tkhAND IN hA<D
NE fssssess ~ ~ Ess>I q irss..s,u
tho Alrsedt sboo QrsrI - ~ 1|e-pa
Alsxss1ss rsll. n Wblok - orf6 II u
- Il ~ p<r ~ nsl4 fself&
most te n&esea<loe q a}svsst1ns ~,
erHmins y ~ ~. 8 .;s
Prineetop n. y. oct. = - - 4 & q
er a7tin favored Pripeeton Ilzlnf6d Az
and made the exerela9z \ 4 <tte o5o6u1|
centennial annlvor6 ~ onrbl1r y q
joyable. The preoeupo1 \ | & ld1I(
of the United stetfs n VI q
'increasinG the 1IrSe1 ~ 4 = 5 4 b ~
the ctr <nd A1oro1I1 ~ 4 A. I|( ~
the cereInoriec q ~ 65 n. ~. !.
was pachsd almost "a olxfxd M
the Rev pr. Theodore "a Z I|
lHroo,s1yn heean u 4 exsyd n ~
simple heertfelt prayer fesr @ = ~
uat1on 70 Pyincofon upkt a d:
iprospertty q had 6njoye6 66de
tile Of the College of New Jckney, \
vious 70 the beginning of th> e<l II
ton the I'hiladelphia cIty kEI !
'sempled It the home Of Pr6el X
ton, where President Cl)
,beensa guest over nIkh U -
the hend Of the nation; ~ II h "a q
the university ground6 T. ~
hall Mrs. Clevelax>1 MN 1o1E {1x
open carriage. under the = G <rr3
|i Patton. to the ham ~ i, rs \, I:
izfs xDtleentss frusn Al o1lnnoo.
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foronso, osk. oet, g q EoF'ne.lon 3
iSSt ne whea crop there p net ~ @.
lnr .ou< - xell - cxpecfed ar <[.<
she '(ol6l crop Val BE- I<.i5o.oQ, oz1 -
81 g. 90. W. eusntls loel
c<1S{ wheat crop 10 0nt4z u !!| q!
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Eureka springs. Ark. Oct H.
Mr. entered the Bank of CassviHe. a
Cassvlll<. MO-. Wednesday night ana
naew open the safe. securing the con-
f~nfs The amount ob<ained ~ tne
roBbera was large. but the bank ON 2
r1.1r refuee 20 give Il exactly. The rob
b~rv vac sl,s worh of profesnionaie
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ua6,eon VIE. Oct. 3&-Dr. ": r.
Dovu1l WHO twenty seven yceFe tko
wao oeutooced % too 49, t'son lot
NE or the charge 0< ~ wueo1r q ~.
Mn. Ell1abe<o Bo<otL 49, We~z.<s-
~ par1oned ~ o9f<EUcr Yes'' - /! ~ !.
17op1r co. f5f executive ciemenc>
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|'< " xnr. Oct 38-R RoskpeptsF
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81. Louis. Oct. 1s.-,Ailen J. Wines.
che roId-mine schemer. will be taken to
Farro. n. D.. where he - wanted for
rettine $500 from q swede under al
lexed false pretenses. He has mat
rfmonial record according to the state
ments OF II. J. Hansen, the denuty
sheriff, who came to take him back
Wines is said TO have q wife In Fargo
and another In Wilkesbarre. Pa. be-
sides the woman he married In Cairo
Ills. last summer.
In Fargo Wines was known as So-
seph Miller. and it u under this name
that he 10 alleged to have married Ella
Hansen. Fargo girl. the daughter o.
druggist OF that place. Mary James
was the name of his Wilkesbarre wife'
and Miss Elizabeth Peters OF Cairo
Ills. was wife No. 3.
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Denvil,s. Kx, oc< 1-E,<ncro
\ T1~,rI 1.ovvn<les 81 16nryland. apd MiHs
- 1rcDov-ell. 6knshter u Nlr<
~ -. n1rro1rc1, - DAnviIle. were
Glorr>cd ~ ~ 4z5U xe1-
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y $40 or. - --1Ddvo<t &. cou1A-
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Lancaster. wis. Oct. 23, jacob Wcop
p,co ded xullty to the charge Of murder
n the secood degree "Wednesday lAssx
. Tune h> had night With J. w. Schin-
nan a. British Hollow. ana IN shoot \
~ al echiffman he shot and fnied .
a. vcar-old .girl He was Scn<enced 20
fourteen ycorn In the penitsn<iary.
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