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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1897-12-04
Mark Twain's Latest Book, Following
The EnnatOr.n

Readers of Clemens former productions
will be pleased to learn that his late pro.
duction is considered by the best foreign
and American critics and reviewers to be
his masterpiece. Mark TwaIn's writings
are unique In that they abound In infor.
nation as we'll as humor. An English
authority saysI "Of the contemporary
American writer's, Mark TWAIN Ia beyond
compere the most distinct and individual
OF them ALL" The New York Tribune
says: "He is a man to have on ones
shsIyes somewhere near T~hackeray." 1t
Is now IN tbs hands of canvassers.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1897-12-04

j. G. Berry, one of h best known citi-
Gems of Spencer, Mo, testlhes that he
cured himself OF the worst kind OF piles
by using a few boxes of DeWitt's Witch
Hazel salve. he had been troubled with
piles for over thirty years and had used
many different kinds OF so-called cures;
bat DeWitt's was the n that did the
work, aud he will verify this statement
II any ona wishes to write him. Day &
Shelby, Leading Druggists. s-2stf
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1897-12-04
A. r. HOMER
1925 FRANKLIN AVENUE.

where you can find the most Beautiful and Durable Articles to be
found in the county. consisting Of all kinds Of goods suitable toI
Xmas presents.
BEAUTIFUL ART CHINA-RoyalB Bonn Vase, Royal Hunga-
rin Vase, Dresden Lamps, Clocks, Candlebras, etc.
THE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL COPENHAGEN WARE
Gems from the Potteries of L"imoges-HavHand China, Bavarian
China. Fine Teplitz ware, Blue Holland delft.
RICH CUT GLASS-The finest cutting Bohemian glassware
vases, ETC., beautiful piano and banquet lamps, Onyx tables.
JAPANESE GOODS-A fine line in china novelties. etc
SIverware novelties of all kinds.
FINE ART hand colored subjects
from the masterpieces of the world.
THE TUNABERG tinted in old
ivory.
BIsQUE sTATUETTEs Etc, CELLU-
LOID NOVELTIES.
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) Rubber Footwear.

? 81 cases of new rubber goods to
) dispose of this season. Is 1t any
1 wonder we can make such prices as
Z these:
Ladies' best quality black fleece
{ lined storm Alaskas. at SOC.
: Misses sizer for 09c.
Mems beat qualify rubber boots,
$50.
; Mems best grade buckle Artics,
l.25.
Mems buckle ArtIcs, good wearers
} and same as retailed at i.O last
1 season, for 100 pair:
Z Mems cheap buckle artics. Toe.
! Women's buckle artics, CSC.
1 Mems plain rubbers, common sense
2 foa 2Qp
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1897-12-04
SeaSOnab1e Merchandise
Table Linens

| vvS %m1 mo NOT have DE 's 70 G lsSny t nsN m Sp1thG
/, the new tariff prices.
, There's a satisfaction about buying
I half bleached table linens-they keep
!, all the goodness and the snow white
; o comes
| 70 inch half bleached damask, all
l linen. SOC I'd.
J 60 inch half bleached damask, all
| linen, sec. Cheaper grades at tic
I and 25c.
! ~ inch bleached damask, soc.
I.25 quality ble4ched damask. 2 yds
: wide at 100 I'd. Napkins to match
I all hIeached linens.
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BLANKETS

. Pretty soon you will wake up some
1 morning and find a blanket of snow
J and ice on the ground and you will
wish you had a blanket Of wool
I underneath. We have a lew more of
! those all wool white blankets, 10-4
size and weighing 81 pounds, to sell
\ 1T S2.75 pair.
/ 0 Id all wool gray blankets, size
74x86 inches. per pair So so.
/, Household pride, white blankets,
1 size 70xS2 inches. at S3.9S.
1 We have another case of those csc
J tan cotton blankets to close out at
| 49c. They are good size and weight.
1 Best imported SaXOny, sc skein.
J German knitting worsted, 1Sc hank
of quarter pound.
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STAPLES.

Z 60 pieces full standard dress prints,
J all new fall styles just received,
/ which we are going to sell at &c yd.
{ Amoskeag staple and fancy check
( ed giDghams al sc yd.
] 80 pieces of twilled comfort cali
Goes. usual price 6 and &c, for sc.
2 Fine book fold cheviots at 10c I'd,
, usually retailed for l2ic.
Straw ticking. Sc.
; IA cent double fold fancy tickings.
I Best A. C. A. feather proof tick
; ing, 12ac.
Good weight. yard wide, bleached
muslin, &C.
Pride of the west bleached mus
. lin. l0v.
!, Medium weight, ga unbleached
Pepperell. "a bleached sheetinR,
, I5c.
Canton hannels, from &c to l8c I'd.
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Tourist Sleeninr Cars

Commencing with the excursion OF De-
cember eth the Missouri, Kansas aud
Texas Railway will insngurate n system of
Tourist sleepers on their excursion dates
between st. Louis or KRnsaR City aud
South Texas points. For further informa-
ton, address A. G. MINOR.
T. p. a. sedalia, Mo.
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Cold Weather Hosiery

Ladies' and misses topsy black
fleece lined cotton hose, worth all we
ask. 10c pair.
Ladies' double fleeced cotton hose,
very heavy aud fine. per pair 25c.
Ladies' all wool black hose, l5c a
pair
25c quality ladies' plain or ribbed
wooden hose, zoe.
Extra heavy weight gray mixed
wooden hose, p and SIC.
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& MITTs

Mems and boys heavy knit shrunk
wool mitts at sc pair, worth 10c.
| Mems leather gloves, fleece lined,
knit wrist. at 20c.
fleece lined and worth CSC for 48c.
I Mems horse hide mittens.fu large
J sizes, welted seams, wool knit, rib
ped wrists, for 69c.
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TOYS! TOYS!
Thousands of toys of all kinds.
a BEAUTIFUL PIANO LAMP GIVEN AWAY

At the earnest solicitation of many of my customers L have
concluded to give away another beautiful piano lamp as a premium,
during the month of December. Each soc purchase will receive a
ticket.
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Mark Twaln'g New Book,

r. Trotter is the duly authorized agent
to receive su subscriptions to Mark Twain's
book, Following the Equator" 1t con-
tains ever 600 pages, fully illustrated, and
sold at the following prices
In fine cloth, gold and color design $3.50.
Library style, gold calf effect, gilt top
$3.50.
Half Morocco, gilt top Sd.GO.
Those desiring tho book can apply 10
r. Trutter, Lexington, Mo.
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DRESS GOODS

SO inch flannel suitings. strictly all
: wool in solid colors and fancy mix
, lures. PIC I'd.
So inch all wool flannel suitings,
: worth today 75e for SOC I'd.
I 28 inch fancy cotton plaid5, sc I'd.
| AZ inch dress plaids, sell every
\ where for l23c, our price Zoe I'd.
. 45 inch fine French serge, black
1 only, soc yd.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1897-12-04

The following marriage Licenses hAYe
been issued the past week by County
Recorder Wallacei
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Stock
Reducing
Sale.

Although our fall business
has been very satisfactory, we
still have an immense stock of
Mems and Boys Suits and
Overcoats on hand. In order
to reduce our stock to a mini
mum, by January Ist, we have
inaugurated a Stock Reducing
Sale and although our prices
have been several notches
lower than we have ever before
been able to name on equally
meritorious, equally desirable
merchandise, we have made
still further reductions. We
are determined to reduce our
stock and if quality and price
can do it, we will surely
succeed.
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NORTH POLE. 1897 NORTH POLE.
SANTA CLAUS
PROCLAMATION!

KNOW YE all Men, Women and Children in the County OF
~ Lafayette that my Headquarters will be located as usual In
the building occupied by
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1897-12-04
Battenberg Lace
Materials

No need of sending to the lace
hOuSes for materials for this popular
work when you can buy them SO
chedpIy here.
Lace braid. &c yd or l5c a dozen.
Lace thread. &c ball.
Lace rings covered, &c, &c and SC a
dozen.
Lace patterns, l2c, l6c and zoe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-06

<brigadas de honoro para ell derribo de las u
rallas de capital, donde e! entusiasmo
Y buena voluntad de nnos estrellose contra la
lnercia apatfa de otros. Sfrvale empero de
provechosa lee sion en- 10 future, Ia que ell hon
rado gremio de artesanos prepara i ofreccr,
lie, aportando valioso contngente de brazos pa
ra ayuda de obra tan mertisima. La clase
de color, identifcada siempre con ell progreso,
sc apresta generosa expontanea 4 realizar un
aeto de clvioa virtndy noble ejemplo, concu'
rriendo valiosos elementos 1 Ia obra
comenzada del ensanche de nuestra culta
pintoresca capital. Allf les veran, lenos de
de envidia, los que en- su 0rguNo NAL entendido,
negaronse q vestir la honrosa blusa del obrero,
pretestando futiles razones, que, lejos de CON
veneer q los que diferfamos opniones,
pusieron mas de relieve. la S~uir,iulz de
procedim1entos Ofrezcole, amigo Director,
otros detalles sobre la proyectada fiesta denues-
-el entusiasmo siempre crecente de 6stos sus
patrocinadores, promote ser un acontecimiento
notable bajo todos conceptos digno. de la
benemerita clase que ocupa.-Acordado
por esta junta local de instruction p1blica Sc
veriiquen los examenes de las nueve escuelas
de ambos sexes que posee la jurisdiction en- la
sagunda quncena del mes en- curse, hale toca-
cado a 6stas los siguientes dias para llevarlos
cabo: Dia 15.-Elemental de l. s. clase de nj
las, Uel pueD:O, Dla 10. AuSu 1Oeu uluQS
de idem. Dia 1S.-Idem 2. idem idem
Dia 2l.-AuxIiares de nii1as nihos de Cata-
no. Dia 22-Iden. idem de Guaynabo. Dia
25.-Rurales de <Duena Vista, xSanta Ola
ya>.-El 27 tendra efecto, en- los salones, re-
Glen restaurados, &c nucstro Ayuntamiento, la
solemne distribution de premlos los alumnos
que mas Sc hayan distinguido por su aplica-
ci6n durante el actual ejercoio escolar,
~ En- Toa-a;ta la Hovido de frme en-
en- estos das. Ei rio ha crecido mucho salien-
dose de madre inundando algunos pastos STEM
bras. Las p6rdidas han sido de alguna consi
deraci6n. IIasta ahora no no Sc habla de des-
gracias personalcs.
~ Ohyas de dona Maria del Pillar
Sinues, encua4ernadas en pasta espaaola: ORA
mas de familia l.3 % parte, 9 tomos
$3.2 25. Narraciones del hogar, 1.@ 2. a'
serie, tomos 81. La vida fntima, un tomo,
Sl75. La vida real, un ton1o, $l.75. Como
aman las muj res, tomo, sl.6o. Los ange
les de la terra, tomo, It's. El angel del
hogar, tomos, $3. Paginas del coraz6n, un
tomo, ST. 75 Librera de B. E. Sanjurio Vidal
* Han sido puestos hoy en- Hbertad
dos de los detenldos por los asuntos de Yauco:
don Alfredo Ciapchni, y don Emilio Sanchez,
& quienes Sc les ha dado por carcel esta capital
e#ABASTO PUBLICO.-La carne de
res, sc expendera manana ell esta capital 80
centavos ell kilo.
De Cayey: eHoy viernes las de la
madrugada Sc han. undo con el indisoluble
lazo de Himeneo la bella simpatica senorita
Conception Ramos y: Laborda y ell joven q
teniente de infanterfa del Provisional numero
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3, don Miguel Gomez de Mercado Bray.
Apadrinaron la boda dona Marcclina Warens,
viuda de Colon, y don Jose Arenas Davila.
Deseamos !. los c6nyuges una eterna luna de
miel>
~. Nos escriben de Cialcs x!Este pua
bio progresa mucho, no solo en- agricuItura y
comercio, sino tambien Ell industria, pues Sc
gun, Sc dice empieado subaterno piensa
abandonar ell biber6n para establecer junto a
la po6tica quebrada Saua-neeertos una gran
fdbrica de jabon, de clase superior al de Ro-
camora. Es voz pdblica que la muestra es de
choice La fabrca levarG ell nombre de Rio.
t,wdio, ST encuentra protection, no obstante
carecer de carninos transitables esta juris.
1iccion, el jaboa yendera perra chica ell
kilogramo. Bien por Cales, por las layande-
ras 7 Dor los iaboneros y
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B1BL1orEcA 'LA CoRREsPoNDENc1A PUERTO hcon 81

de que marido hubera exgido Hugues Raimundo
que lie acompanaran a Saint Cloud
Ell baron la do que habfa pensado eo pero que
haba querido obgarles M crefa que que
hacer primeramene r ranquilzar abuea que
impaciente.
ST. habeis hecho bien haceres uerza espero que
vendran pronto aq pedirles mil peones
sldo, lnconscentemente de
gradables emocones
Les recibire gusto-a djo alegremene Can
da;-pero las emociones agfadabes debian vamos
almorzar porque sento apetito devorador!
Durante la comida Gambia estuvo de humor exceente
hablando por los codos ri9ndoe del uez nstru
ccon, esquivando sempre las m:radas de
Cuandoe doctor Grandier reaba pregunto 10 que
tenfan que hacer enferma.
Mi enerma? ya, va, buena Sc burla De
la medicina de los medicos!
- De modo que autorizas para que vuelva Paris?
pregunt6 Genoveva.
Gambia Sc estremeci6 Ell mismo iba hacer esta pre-
gunta doctors deconaba de aquella gran possession
Cloud donde facil
notado de aquella habaci6n prop6sto para
enamorados que podfa vigar Pero Genoveva ,por
que guerra volver Paris!
Blanca dijo ent6nces:
ST. s prefero vvir Paris a vivir casa, en-
. donde han estado punto de asesinar mama. -
Grandier encogio de hombros
-Considero ninguna parte meor que aou
maere; pero meior remedio
para seoa de Gambia darla gusto todo acepto
proposition la permito que vaya Paris. Por mas
que vvir ALI mucho tiempo que enviare
que respreis ell aire del de las montanas
CASTOR padre sc marcharon al msmo tempo que ell
doctors pero vizconde tuvo para cambar
palabras con el baron.
-Habeis manobrado perfectamente! -. ;Estoy encan.
tado de vos! Continual
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Sc venden tres lincas: Una compresta .2a
l4s cuerdas de terreno, pronias para cafe ca Ia
m,tad de ella, con s'gunas cuerlas /en plantas
ya productivas; y la otra rlital, propias !. pas
tos, tabaco y frutos mcnores: tiene b;senas
aguas para el ganado incluso un rio qoe colin
da con la misma fnca y casa de yivien3a Ctss
inca de 60 cuerdas tambien colindante con un
rio, propias cafe, pastos, tabaco y frutos ne
nores; cuyas hncas estan stuadas en- Toaalta y
sc puede ir elias con carretas coches; Y Ia
otra lnca esta compuesta de SO cuerdas situada
en- Toa baja, propia a pastos, tabaco Y frutoe
mencres y Sc recbe cuenta del valor de elias
ganado vacuno caballar Por compromises
que tiene gu due7o de inter6s, Sc veuten pre-
clos muy bajos. Ell que interese alguna, diri-
Jase a don Antonio Gonzalez vecino de Rio
piedras 15e
Raum2IjCina - Farnaoia del Doctor T. R5-
rez.-lAarianao (Cuba-}
aW Maravilloso remedio contra el reu.aa-
tislno agudo y cronico; de venta en- Ia farmac =
de D. FlDEL GUILLERMETy. ?.
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LA VENGANzA DE UN NOBLE

deceo Fabano fuera que despues reultara usion
ro desde aquel da e amaba penando ell
nueyo lazo que les iba a unr para sempre.
Ah hijo que siento papitar mi interior, ha
cambado por complete, soy la misma mujer que
Ell por parte tambien crey6 que habfa cambado
hombre meior dicho habfa vueto ell joven
fcgoso Sermets de tempo.
I'll baron Gambia eposo de Genoveva de la errade ha
ba desapareo haba desprecado aque
la socedad parsense. Ah desgracado de aquel que
de interponerse camno va tema los
mgo aauella haban
suyo savaje de aquella mujer para anmare
Despues, abrazando con frenes OLYMPIA, la dijo
He tenido medo.... necesitaba de
hacerme de mi mismo.
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Va ri { Z 40 s

Xxx Cuando la tsis ha legado su ultmo
grado solo possible procurar al paciente un'
alivio que dulcfque sus males; pero, es po-
sible comprender hoy dfa que caigan los enfer
mos del pecho en- tan complota construction,
cuando pueden ser curados radicalmente con ell
Jurabe de hipotosftos del cal de Grimout y
Cso., que acaba con la tos, hace desaparecer
los sudores aaoctawnos, con continuado
ell tempo necesario, devuelve q los enfermos la
salud y las carnes. Como comprende facil-
mente, los Aipo1osftos son innejorables para Ia
curacion de los catarros cr6nicos, las toses re-
beldes, Las afecciones pulmonares, etc.
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SCOTT & BOVINE, Qulmicos, KUEVa YORK.

Hnniadan DE SOCORROs MUTUOS dos
o'o'""a" AMIGOS DEL BIEN PUBLICOs
-SECRETARIA.-H faliecido Ell es-
ia Capital en- % de Abrll lltimo Ell sooio Don
Jose G, Carbonell, sin que hasta Ia feeha Sc
haya hecho reclamation a Ia suna de cineuenta
pesos que por tai concepto lehe satisfacer los
fondos de Ia s5ociedai, haces spaolco para
en- case de existir alguna persona dereoho
a la referida oan&idasi, haga IA reclamacion
deb1da forma en- el improrrogable p'azo dc
tres meses contados desde esta fecha, pues Ell
case contrario &c catilnara renuncado tai dere-
recho en- beneticio de Los fondos generates tla
la Association. 50
R0n0vas Ia gni1.a vacfos, vonien rreoios
"' 'S"'e moiicos Ell x:l Colrns-
do' de Cereeeio, Hermanos Compsilia.
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EPIGRAMAS
Una jamona pintada
Tiene por nombre Lelc>o,
LIE cuadrs bien fe mia,
Puetto que hoy no 1uce NADIA.
El'm6rito, como ell ORC
81 es de ley Sc guarda oculto:
Y todo ell mundo procura
AL que es falso, darle curse.
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J 4. 7 MI Z 1t G 2 EY

] 4 I VI Z N 9 z EY
h44>fohlADOk La DE CaI.ZADfs
fTectos sc'31s1ss5sates oor ss< i>s4ataays
-6 Q@sTets c-onvenceross -- E}t<}.1I ..,setaa ~-
Almacen de c>Sti los
fabrica t1e zne1a, .;aaeta. sts
Santa Easils IS. Hsi=.s.:s -
PALMA DE MAnLURCA
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cnnioHaH DE SOCORROS MUTUOS eLOS
OVVlVVOu AMIGOS DEL BIEN PURLICO.a

-Secretarfa. .-Encontfandcse vacaAte e. cargo
de Mozo de ofcios de esta Sociedad, Sc hace
saber por medic del presente a los asociados
para que los que deseen optar al desempeno de
dicho cometido presenter GUS solicitudes al
i1or Presidente antes del ounce del corriente,
en- su casa calle de la Cruz, numero 23, por
haber acordado la Junta Directiva que en- Ia
session reglamentaria que ha de celebrar ell Is
del actual Sc provea la plaza de referencia.-
Puerto Rico, 5 de JUNO de 1s97-Jos6 7yn-
jizlo Azsina.-V Bo-El Presidente, T@-
c02yONdO. So
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Por van0r nRanjia." "-Acaban de recibjr d
VI 'uPo' co"''a' 200 cajas vino eR.
Lopez de Heredia Companfa,, alambrado.
-Sus unioos importadores, Cerecedo, HERNIA
nos Compai1fa.
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H7A 2o ospecs
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venta de fincas rusIjeas

100 1lo
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-08
AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices in Produce at the Sea-
boards Commercial Metropolis.

NEW YORK Oct. 7.-Flour-Recepts, 81, 635
brls: exports. 7.211 brls. Market opened steady.
but subsequently eased off with wheat and closed
rather weak winter patents, $510Q5.35. Rye flour
dull. Buckwheat flour dull at sl75@1.S5' Buck
wheat dull at 40c. track. Corn meal dull; yellow
Western, 6Sc Rye easy; No. Western, 4sc.
Barley quiet. Barley malt quiet.
Wheat-Receipts. 1888 bu; exports, S61, 5N bu.
Spot weak; No. 2 red, $500. Options opened weak
under reported rains West, steadiness Of con-
tinental markets. but weakened again owing to a
disappointing export business and liquidation and
closed 1Q15c net lower; No red, December
"a i3-l6@057sc closed at $3.50 oo-,o -.
Corn-Recepts, 55,W5 Blu; exports lO2 az pu.
Spot weak; No. 2 Ss7sc Options opened , easy
lower; October closed at S21Sc; December 1850
S0c flosfa al 3ss 500 bu exports CO. 2s5
Spot quiet; No. 2, 231c. Options dull and weak
o OCTOBER ere Closed at 25c; December closed 24lae
Hay ons STATIC 4 Common to 20 c6oee 1855
crop. 4a6c; 1896 CROP. Sg9e: 1891 crop l4q sI
Beef Beef steady. Cut meats quiet; picked bellies,
s650Gs; picked shoulders $3.50; pickled IA hams.
fined Weaker. Pork easier; old mess, $S.75Q9; 25;
new mess. $9.50@1o short-clear, SlO@lSi family,
Cotton-seed oil weak; prime crude. 21Q211ac;
pi c1sonfffee@optons opened steady at 500 points
advance, ruled fairly active on local covering,
owng rs Wae6os davse in
States; further improved IN the afternoon on re-
prices 1925 points higher. Sales L, 900 bags in
pIIIine. October &c; December, 6.50d6.6oc Spot
eoffeeERio steady No. z invoice &c, {obbing Tee
Mild steady: Cordovaz 1ol5ql61sc Sales 4CO bags
ceard for the United States 90 0CS oo bags cs@Ted
warehot Sc deliveries from the United States
X 206 bags Including II, 229 from New York; New
Work. stock to-day, 2S4, 444 bags; United States
stock. SOS 1926 bags; aeat for the United states
466 600 bags total VISIBLE Tor the United states.
1895. =. - 49,
Sugar-Raw quiet; centrifugal, 96 test, $3.50
2 i5-i6c; refined steady.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST LOUIS Oct. THE Exchange and banks
were closed to-day on account of the fair. Trad
irg was fairly active on the curb, but the market
was weak on account of reports OF rains in
ersi places in the North and indications favor
Ing was confined to December wheat and Decem-
Der corn and the privilege trading was light.
TSecember " heat opened at 977sc, PC lower than
the close yesterday. II sold down to 971ac and
stood at that for some time but later on account
sold up to 977sc and had CSC bid; December corn
one ned at PIKE sold down to 2T14c and up again
to nc The onening was ltc lower than the clos
ing bid Yesterday and although trading
tive, the feeling was weak
BALTIMORE. Oct. 7.-Flour-Receipts 14.Sn
brls: exports 5,635 brls. Wheat frm: spot, 96s4
Scizc bid; receipts 1897 bu; exports. 79,s7e bu;
Southern wheat by sample. 9l0ssc; Southern
wheat on grade, 92091iec. Corn steady spot, 1924
69Sc; December new or old. sSaSsHc; steamer
mixed 907 Gf3lc receipts, 2233 bu exports 345 SIS
bu; Southern white corn. s5QSec; Southern yellow,
s6esessc Oats firm; No Thitse 2ss3@S7c; re-
bid; receipts, 2,5os bu !ssxgorts, 1885 bu. Hay
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-08

Theodore Roosevelt in the Century
/ doubt if the average citizen, especially
the average stay-at-home citizen, realizes
how often the man of the night-stick is
called upon to display qualities which in a
soldier would be called heroic. His feats in
saving life or in arresting dangerous crimi-
nails alone and at night, attract no special
attention when mentioned in the newspa-
pers: but they often imply just much
courage as those of the man who captures
an enemy's flag in battle. or plants his own
flag on a hostile parapet The men of the
New York police force represent all the
different creeds and different race origins
that go to the makeup of our stock but
they all become good Americans who pay
no heed to differences of creed and race
for otherwise they would be useless. The
police occupy positions of great Importance
They not merely preserve order. the first
essential of both liberty and civilza ton
but to a large portion of our population they
stand as the embodiment as we'll as the
representative of the law of the land To
the average dweler. in a tenemant-house
district especially if born abroad. the po-
liceman is in his own person all that there
is of government; he is Judge executive
and legislature, constitution and town meet
ing His power and influence are great. For
any vice or shortening he should be stern
ly punished, but for gallantry and good
conduct he should receive prompt and gen.
erous recognition.