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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-09
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

r-,-,go Ian (SpeciaD To days wheat marker was
sor, Of -kirrl,h around privilege prices Ihe l>','e
Marty had 'puts'' sold TIE news as whole was r8le
h.sr.h but IN. crowd fearful that any break under
.ru. would load UP the bull crowd with cheap wheat
II was an Irregular day. with some strong features anu
s,n. weak ones \ direct Argentine cable estimated
that It's exportahle surplus would be 40"""' nuS"'s
There was some disappointment over BTadsree'
clea-anc~s from both coasts. only "fNV"'
h,.,.,, bu, the figures were finally considered
so,. tn. custom house ciearances from
h. .r.n.,, side alone ror "Braistreei's' week we're
go 900 bushels and they did not include ''naaiah "
norris Foreign markets wer' up trfe-Li'eTI''| ~"
sd higher Paris. 5qio centiines II was c'nser'' "
rather feeble response rally Of FRIDAY There "
liberal cearances $4,000 bushels Drouth conditions
were reported In India The seahoard reported q loads
for e,p,r, Receipts moderate everywhere "''"
bushels primary points. agans; Ito" last year =
cars here with only estimated for MONDAY me ''SH
market .bo we'd strength ror hour moro tho Jaau-
a.. ,.-e -, over cen, and selling time AZ a
n-er,iun ovcr Mnv o, - cor- II coeod = cent over
Nav Minneapolis and Duluth cash were very strong
early but they were finally back At Frda' prices MAY
orcnei at a's cents sod between 81 = cents ana ~ IT"
Oh cents and closed at ass cents To day saw E'-n
deal u local liquidation Champin and Rnms"y
probably sid out between them almost cocoon" bushels
long wheat There quite a general outside oi'ins'
hu, {, was all IN small scale Tie theory IS mat HeH'
weeks market vii d. affected by the foreign demand
Corn was SOW al day within 4 cent range. Fnd manly
closing .. cent und,- Friday. May solI ~ 2o' ana A.
ai and cl. ed L, 20, a29', cents Receipts were ~
cars with $50 cars estimated for MONDAY 'a".'S VET"
LAID higher CTearances were 372 900 bushels N""
York reported twenty Ave loads FOR export Ih'f' VIII 10
a very large Increase local stocks here TINS "ee"
Country selling has dropped down TO small proportions
oats opened ana 81 sod just who're hoy l'n or IN
Friday 81. cents Receipts we're -,' ctrS VIVA
a3o cars e-tina'cI fo- Mondat. ci"aranres "g M,
oriv II O10 bushels There VIII be defease IN me ca :
.foct Monday-possiby 2JOo'o bushels. There was ~
feature 70 ~ pit trade to day. The IS E.9l d'inatu
80 se are scsrce Prices VIII do hotter = here Is any
speculation but this latter Is very low
I,,o,isi,ns vere strong pork closing ~ cents over
Fridav. lard 2ig ribs. q TO- cents OVER
There vas very Influential BUYING Of RIBS oy nnlssn
neorle I. was credited TO the tudahNs. ft"c rro'ps
Srere ught-lsOO. the estimate ior Monday. 4o"y
,i estimate for nex week. 2iorp shipments MS week
bave be-,n very arge-almoSf &O0oVo pounds Oh meats
and over Il OHo oOp pounds Of lard oo,. ....r. Of.
n, ,he curb puts MAJ wheat were W., cdis.
% cents. Puts on May corn were -'Ase@'H calls
29h. cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-09
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SUNDAY. JANUARY O. 1898

taken 1T an early hour Prime hogs that weighed around
inc lots brought 81 3ins3 - tho bulk OF n" hos'
mist Of the ligh, ~ sheep To day was cohsshen
s3lrs 20 for sheep AMI s41 49, - or 'inhs l"ceips
Catte 600 head. hogs. 5000. sheep 1900
East Liberty Jan scae steady; prime ~ alta 70
common 50 !. dS3 co. bulls stage and cows - - 80
Hogs steady prime assorted medium weights ana 'ravF
Yo,rs 81 7sas3 10: fair workers. Hn1 psssl
50 7oSs 10 heavy hogs 50 Gias3 70 good roushs SsH
ca o. common roIghs q 25Q$2 -. sheep SLOW Cnoise
81 G5dsi n. common s. 2i0N 10 Ch'ic, au,- ~ "g
so common To- good 81 5Ol, 3 III Veal clTe- ~ "VnS' -
ras, Durolo Ian S-Cafte-Rccepts OF sale stock =
cara, market fairly steady. Hog Receipts - cl-s =,
good 20 choice - ''flS,
rriohs common 70 choice 81 20n$3 30, pigs. common -
cholce 81 c5Hs3 - Sheep AMI lambs Receipts ClI,
market stronger. lambs. choice To extra > "sp I'
90 shsfp choice 10 seef1'" "c'''S
s,s5dsj: culs common 81 aodSS %.
Kansas CITY Jan S-Cauc unchanged: only, retau
trade Hogs opened strong 10 % higher. co@u ~, VA
advance lost. heavea 81 3ONs3 CO packers ahd
Sc 35GS3 lights 81 5o4s3 20; workers. ~ ''pF' ~
pics SsIs2 os sheep strong. lambs. S4ds'"o
- r,,ule Ian S-fste sf"adv. far 80 fai'y iHtN,
sh,nninr and export 81 25GSJ 10 d-esses 49,
butchers steers 81 Sqsa. under ir" NJ - t,ms co
stnclsrs and feeders So 1ods4 II. cows ana 81
s. 10 canning cows 81 5oat2 - bulls 50 2gSs 9 60 an
and indian steers 81 4OnSi 20 cows and h'"', o. 'oI
sa Unss bc higher ngh 81 i5ls3 80. mixed 81 'Oa
"a ~ heavy 81 501S3 sheep steady, naive 't'S
tsSf4 O. cuIs and bucks 81 iolrf3: lambs S'nS' ="
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influences The %Qsd advance in liverpool Futures h
considered unmportant, while equal indifference net we
5dlp point advance noted in Paris markets. me ,,c
feature quotations the y iiu
advance Antwerp tending to contradict Ue 49,
reports % Argentine offerings and bright crop -, 80
on the decline exporters stepped IN and tSpgn, -
here and loads ouports. The cash sl.",,9n
home evidenced by further rises In me M9t,,"
markets still hullish actor IN the s'ut '. q"
though not having prominent part among me es
81 the morning. Toward the regular VlVSc 49, va"
reaction on pit covering but weakness oo s ,c
arcsh curb and Nav quoted down 10 - 10 10,
or that Rurnors were current L. tne
effect that Government would issue report on SION
day the winter wheat Quotations On 1a'h
wheat y. ahoat. as follows: No req. Sl"l"'
No hard Manitoba. 81 or No ha aK Mantonn;
Sl0iN. W Northern New York 81 us. NoItnrin
Duluth. as1sc. 80 hard Duluth 81 o4t .Coi'N
Influenced by wheat. mere was CON
siderable selling ~ today attended py lower prices
tic showing ~ 'sc decline from last rlg' ana the
curb IN 70 1Gc for May. closing @f'.c asked Nc'N
cleaiances somewhat larger than week ago. mt
by favorable weather conditions and depress
IN other markets Liverpool futures closed ga I'D net
higher Export trade light No corn closed 33'sc.
% b. speculative market Tor oats
quic, about steady. closing unchanged. There
inquiry cash from exporters AID
prices remained the yesterday. No oats
quoted 2Sa.c No oats 2siiC: No white 90 acNisc.
No white 29c: track mixed. 2HHlc track white 2:'N
RYE-Ma-i;et No Western quoted Doc.
q D. anoat. York. Western, &c b. ancat.
New- Y ,r. .BARLEY-Maiket steady; quoted 3fEc.
Drfraf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-09

COFFEE-Tn. week closes ot me most VI
evenful coroe OF recent tirn1s with the tone
finally steady decline Tor tr~ Gay q '|
30 points The market opened this basis ard iai'i
70 Ttagsel lions wee
confined lacatelie. being only G2'O tags ~
prices appended For NE entire week TIE sales ~
Brazilian coffee futures were matter q 3Na"V Oss
this representing small local market except Tor 70"
Iri-opean selling ORDER The supplies =
brazilian correes held throughout the void '2mllaied
buyers while equally cautious OWING 70 10"
prices and that the bearsh influences may
haze overdisoouu'cd thai local snort incie
placed the bears at di.ad' sntaes IN WV az
the snanees Of tho market and subject % Tcuho-
,Jn on the appearance Of snythinR ike bulsh news
Spo, Brazilian neglected and nominal. clorng
about final figures with demand con
fined almost entirsy 10 unimpo.tant l)tf No RIO N
voice lots quoted ca Q6Sc. and t%167sc 10Y lobhng
nsrcejs The market FOR mild coffees dull and heavy
closing nomlnelly Yesterdays pricef few small los
Of Maracaib) Savanlia changed hands on private
terms quote: Marscabo. 6'.9sSc; CGcuta 3@l2iae
Iarna,ca 6zG15c. La GuayIa I0l1'sc; SaNaniar 3'29
Sc Mexican 6Ql5c: Central American 7glT'sc, Costa
1,cs 79ibIc. coffee parchment, 3gsl.c. Mocha IN
Gl91c Padang Interior ZS4@4T iahces' <'S""O'
Coriacbie. 2SaHe , -. a.. - - .-,..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-09
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Argu.ta Jan s.-C1tton steady; mddNng 3Ase; low
rling 5.c receipts 46l bales. sales -" bales STOCK
GJ.3.S bales ,,,, ~. -
m!rng SIC: good ordinary. NC receipts lo"p naIes
exporis 10 Great Britain. BIO bales. - me continent
7:El haies. sales 40 bales stock 2t' NJ bales
Norfolk, Jan S.-Cotton s'"aiy. miaIlHf. &C. ,.
rrIgdnx LEE: good ordinary. So; receipts. 1870
haies. exports coastwse. 4Jpi bales. sales $50 bales
stool. SgON3 bales.
New Or'eans Jan. s-Coton steady. mfiling. > 5-1dc;
low m'dd,ing g.. good ordinary 49,, net rece PTS
l. ocS bales exports 1873 bales. exports io
Great Britain bales: t. France l0-i al"S H. TIE
Continent. 2Joo bales sales 80" bales s'''N 4'''''
bales ,,,.
,,iisc II iGc. receipts. 3li1 halcs. exports rho
Continent GG5s bales: coaswse. 1903 bales. -"s. -
hnles. s,ock l42. 100 haIes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-09

I,yerpooi Jan s-CToslns- EKchanse-Wh heat. spot No
red Northern spring dull. Is Cd Corn-Spo, american
,yet errn Re 2iod: futures quiet January 81 = ga
February Rs sd March. 3. no Fiourst Louis faney
rr,nt.r d,,i % al Hons IndorIacihc Coast Il los
@T3 rs Ref firm. extra India 66s 3D. prime mess
sGs 81 Pork firm prime mess fine western as 'i
mime mess medium Western. 4Js Hams-short cut ~
~ IN n firm 37. Bacon cumberland cut - 70 ." TO-
,asv short rIh n dull 3Us long clear MO
az iirb. q, n ~ N steady 27s clear middles
heavy 40 - n steady 27s, short Gear oaks d. % -
N s;eadv 27q Cd clear bellies - 20 u n. easy sos 81
Iar-prime Western steady. rs Cd shoulders square
!. 20 Is ~ steady. 9ss. Cheese-Amercan finest wn,te
and col,,e1 Arm 43s III. Tallow-Prue city nrm. ia
Gotton,eed o-Iiverpoo refined dull is 81 IufIHn me
Spirits steady. 24s Rosin-Common steady - I'7H'
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OTHER MARKETS BY rELrGRArH

chicago Jan s.There the usual Slturiay lack -
offerings OF cattle. receipts h-ng than 800
sales In all at ye.tcyeays ming prices
quotations mostly noninsl Larger receilk are
crpect.d from on bGi csha for any S,s sup
strictly choice cattle And kinda pretty
sell we'll rsht along The quality Of The cattle
coming TO market shows come Improvement but tho
receipts common fair half fat cattle
here too large There active demand hogs
At stronger 10 2sc higher prices the supply being well
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-09
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
l.v-York. lanuary S. l&S.

\eN-IOrk, January = lo'>-
CoT-OS-To days cotton marke, was almost en'..VE
prices unchanged ! pon; lover the scope - iur,i
Variations was = Of points Inc ma ~,
closed quiet stcs1y 81 net unchanged pi'Ves 100
sales futures were limited 20 q wv
quotahie change closing steady. WIN mddIng uta, ,
quoted Is and midnc Gulf 3 lGc against 90
nd year. spot sales were cohnhed To- 90
bales spinning The European cotton ina,%ets iaeI -
disappointing showing DUH arrival marie.
and a decided stump demand from spirners. 50
sales 700 bales The fact that the t''I
larger than las WeeN was m IRE
,han Offset BY the fact weeks shipments also
yar weeks. and that interior st,cAs ~
consequence. This gave courage 10 We I'.
ard sellers scarce The pear cohtlE''l
are elvfny upon the pressure the movement 10 break
hs rnarket while disposed disregard III claims that
cotton - materially deceased The recent
movement toward bales however, iahs
U materially market az present price, "hcn
are ed safe by OF the more suostan'al
comm continue 70 buy on all weak
Bros * cos cotton bulletin CLAIMS
rhat the position occupied English pinners Is that
they will able obtain their entire supply OF COTTON ~
lower prices than the Continental spnne-s have done
basis COR their permitting their
stock. 70 below those Of last year ana
bslow the stocks OF 1890 Price McCormlc
with each day nasrnuch side OF the market
NAcornes more the planting season al'-
breaches Unless the bears obtain temporary advan
this and the planting season their position
actual acreage cvrtslmen promulgated" Southern
epo. rnidiling quoted. follows Calves
ION steady bAc: sales. s53 bales Mobile quiet 5i.e:
raies 200 bales Savannah steady SAC saes. az bales
steady size sale. $50 bses baltimore nominal sac
Memphis steady 5Sc sales $3.50 bales Augusta steady
GSc 900 bales ST. Louis quiet. LOO sales 80
bales .,. ,-,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-09
Holiday CNew-Y Years Day.

FLOUR AND NEAI-Thcre a o. orders
IN this market today. and prcee while not actually
changed rather easier than yesterday Spring
- 1896 IS. winter straghts 81 5O0Si Co. winter
patents 81 soQts is sprng clears 81 25Gs4 20 50
] 81 1888 So. extra No winter SO 4OfS3 60.
grade 81 5O1sl So buckwheat -four. 81 aDnsi -
RYE FT/OrR-steady sales 400 tols 81 5jls3 p
OORNMEAI,-Quie,; sales. 800 hbls Quoted: KIN drel.
81 sSTs2 TO- . brand BAG MEAl>-Stcn6y. fine
white SOC; nne yell 1Bc coarse. GS4 &c FEED
Frrmer 20 90 ana - n winter Ia bulk 67isq75 spring
bulk. C5e70c. 100 ~ rnddng bulk 1901 &c rye focd.
GJc city fcet Toe hominy chop 8sc oil meal s2GQ$27.
screenings. Sv9sos In bull. buck~heat grain. SIC {
Sev--York
GRAIN-wHEAT-Disappoin olesranoes Tor the
week and disturbing Argentine reports. including es'
mates that the e1porta'e surplus would reach ~ 0OO
bush dt much overthrow bull wheat to
day. Prices broke sharply and closed "a &c lower
yesterday From the general character Of early trade
II evident that leading lad pro-
tected themselyes on yestercays upward leav
ing the market particularly sensitive 10 adverse foreign
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-09
. N-ryVFRP WOOL SALES

ANTWERP WOOL SALES.
Antwerp Jan. S-The lrs series or WOOL aucNon safes
will open January IL
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BANK STOCKS.

n,par,ea by clinton Gilbert, ". > Wal 81,
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rxpo<ts from United Kingdom:

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
sales 700 bales: speculation and export. nh;
American 5000 receipts 25 600 American. 1900 mid
ding uplands sxd Futures opened steady with buyers
az last nights prices closed quiet net 264d decline 10
e4d advance. Janpary siiieb; January Feerga9ry
April May 3i2b May-June BIB June July 3l4b July
August $3.50; Augusi-Sep,enber. 3l6s September Octo
her 5lsi4s November 3i7v. November Deem
her S17a3lS
The range prices in the local market to-day
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-09
o,os,,.. ,p,crs op PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.

- oc,>c pRTrEs OF CHICAGO STOCKS
N 800, 1r> 5,v Yesterday To-day
IVES, Chlcago..l02S. lo-'. ts'''''' ogu aqi&
Diam Match. .143's - S'rd""'a'N 800 s2
chicago ...22j 20 A"ey L 't''''''
aL. 9, H.. iIS IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-09

average ssnos $500 receipts 1.-TWO days) q 900 bags
stock sa3 600 bass Hamburg Coffee market opened
rfg lower q, 30 . '.Gi pfg ret lower sales. 5000
bags Havre-Conee market opened barely steady. =
franc lower. II easy. "a franc lower; at ~.
!. closed Que; and easy al Il franc net
al sale bal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-09

Rio-Conee market quiet: 80 Z RIO. $500 exchange
15-lcd; receipts 1900 bags: cleared for the United
5000 bags cleared for Europe 1000 bags stock
BIZ 900 bags.
The statistical position az Drazil coffee foiowr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-09

Receipts the ports ana interior points today. com
Yared with day week and last year were
'iotrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-09
THE GENERAL LIST.
RAILROAD STOCKS.

I--Actual sales--l-Closng- shares
open II Oh Low. Fin. BID. Ask sold
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1898-05-12
Il CHEERFUL WOMAN.
From The Democrat. Brazil. Ind

FROM the Democrat, Brazil. Ind.
Every woman cannot be beautiful but Z
cheerful face often supplies the deficiency
But no one can be cheerful and bring joy IL
others unless they have perfect health. For
tunatcly, science has placed this priceless.
boon within the reach OF every woman as
the following incident proves:
Mrs. Amanda Robinson, wife of William
Koblnson, farmer and siockman, near
HowesVlIc, Clay County, Ind, IS thirty
two years old and had for several years beer
IN declining health and respondent. For
three months she was not only unable TO
attend to her domestic duties, but too feeble
to be mp and about To day she is in good
health and able to attend TO her household
affairs. She relates her experience as fo!-
lows.
81 was afflicted with female troubles and
was IN delicate state of health lost my
appetite, grew thin and was greatly de-
without being benefited ! was induced by
friend to try Dr. Williams Pink Pills.
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DEFINITION.
i"ere ~ something I'm the Sound
Which Warrants the Queer
Conclusion.

! diidn { know whut it wah when wa
l",trd, sand Mr.. Erastus Pinklev. "an'
goa know whut It Was while | was Jar
i;'t now dat Is done got away an bab !.
??haince ter fink II .ovuh, knows whit i
Is; ! does foh sho'." """' u
,on, NV mt is You talkin' BOUT" inquired his
rs ialbin' bout education; dat's whit
- ne reason mo people doe>n show sense
~ En-, neffaase dey doesn't stop an give dev
e. I'jlIN a bump cr two SOS ter explain.
ny ION dahI Is STD o aSEin' questions"
on wan talkin' bout bcin' some place
..1, assir. / was to a symposium"
Oar yen is; dar you is. Da's les wbut
l IN 'aikin' bout. You wouldn't use yob
nm an make de skivvery fob yobse'f'
on gotter AK somebody" '''''' l.
,,UIooes You know whut it mcansg"
Sc | do. An | didn' AK nobody
neither; Now III show yer les how ~
u'he' u give Yer some facts for ,.,,lI.
on so YOU Kin draw yoh own conclusion. w" ~
cc;t - cents to ct inter de place: blacLhcrrr
an GIN cos 10 cents er drink. an if Won tool.
lad[ 9ut Ia. supper you couldn't rii or me-
You call dat" -'0"' "hul does
las nght?' '0u say you been
all symposium
NV hut do dat mean"
II means dat when Won coos 70 oo
YEN &c natural fo'gonc conclusion i dot I
''' e''' supposed on."-Washngton Star.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1898-05-12
NEEDED HIM IN THE HOUSE.
Her Complncent Fiancce Sets
Him to Thinking.

Among weddings slated for the near fu-
ture Is that OF a clever young lawyer who
has Just won for his bride charming girl to
whose heart he had long laid siege. The law
yer not without certain amount OF good
opinion regarding himself and particularly
rrldes himself on being rather favorite
| among girls Of his acquaintance. Nearly a
| year ago he first sought the hand OF the
! bride to be. but she demurred \ few
months later he met with second refusal,
| but determined 70 make one more effort
IL this time the young woman had come 10
regard HIM with good deal Of esteem. This
feeling grew in warmth, and 80. when. a
week ~ so ago. he once more urged his suit.
she said the word which made HIM the hap
pest man in town.
And You viii be NINE he asked.
Yes
at seems too good to he true. When shall
tie wedding take place.
don't know.
"Ihere j. no Use in putting it ofT"
no she answered. Il think not"
The Young lawyer named a day prcpostcr-
ou,ly close nj hand. and after some hesita-
ton il- charmcr agreed.
= knew that Won would realize that You
would be happier with me than without me" |
re suggested, with just a hint Of triumph in I
his tone
lerhaps the girl concluded that this was .
a. good time as any 10 take him down a |
peg. or two, for She replied very coolly:
} rs. do realize II ROW. You see. papa
is out Of town on business n good deal. so that
mamma. aunty and ! are often quite alone
J Lave thought il all over and have come 10
me conclusion that 1t would be ever 50 much
-dicr 20 have man IN the house ali the
time
he accepted lover gasped in establishment
cr a moment. but then. seeing a twinkle in
ms adorcd ones eve. forgavc her on the spot.
IN the way home. however. he -otcd that his !
uiurc wife would be dangerous customer
n repariec.-Chicago Chronicle.
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Fast Time to Colorado.

A new through Sleeping Car line between
! 81. LOUIS and Colorado Springs Will be cstab
/ llshcd over the Wabash Rock Island Short
| Line. May 18th. 1898. The time will be the
fastest made with through service between
these two points by many hours 4 through
Sleeper viii leave st. Lou, on Wabash train
NO. !, at 9.2O d. IN, arriving at Colorado
Springs the next morning at Hoo. with d.
rect connection for Denver, arriving at II 80
a. N. This IS the fastest regular through
service ever established between Il. Louis
and Colorado Returning. tire Sleeper will
leave Colorauo Springs at 2.ij D. m. and ar
uye at It. Louis the next evening at els.
Patrons OF this line viii avoid the only un.
pleasant feature heretofore attendant on Col.
ooIrado travel. ina>much as the trip through
Missouri fertile folds will now be by day.
hight, and the unattnctive portion of Kansas
Will be trayersed during the night. with the
mountain scenery to greet the tourists in the
morning.
The fast time Of this line viii naturally
commend the Wabash Route to intending
Colorado tourists.
Particulars will be gladly furnished on an.
plcation. az
c. s. CRANE, C. P & IA. St Louis.
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Denfncss Cannot lie Cured

by local applications. as they cannot rcaci
the diseased portion OF the ear. here y
only one way 10 cure deafness, and that i
by constitutional remedies Deafness l.
caused by an inhamcd condition OF the mu
cous lining OF the Eustachlan Tube. When
this tube gets nhamed you have a rumblin2
sound or imperfect hearing, and when 1t i.
entirely closed deafness is the result. and
unless the inflammation can be taken out
and this tube restored to its normal con-
ditlon. hearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases of of ten are caused by catarrh,
which Is nothing but an inilamCd condition
OF the mucous surfaces.
We viii give One Hundred Dollars for any
case of Deafness (causcd 10y catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
Send for circulars. free.
T. j. Cheney & Co, Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Proficient.

The idea Of holding that woman is no.
amply FITTED TO enter public hfei" She ey.
CANNED. What is there of more yaiue 70
one, one IN public life than the art of c ,Ie ~
poraILoous speaking, and when it comes TO
SPeeaaKihg eNt.emporanoously-"
r;LH.T dear ne interrupted for only the
i h'su' D9iore ne had failed to get home until
an a a Inc memory of what happened WAS
SUI fresh with him, your point is wclI
,ahen. hen 1t comes to speaking extern.
Eorain5eonsly man is really only base imjta.
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usual work and stopped taking the pills.
Our daughter Anna. twelve wears old
was also afflicted with decline and debility
She lost flesh. seemed to be bloodless and
had no ambition. She t-ok two boxes of the
pills and they restored her appetite. aided
digestion and brought color to her checks.
She is now IN the best of health. think
Dir. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People the
best medicine We ever had in our family and
recommend them to all needing a remedy for
tonng up and rebuilding a shattered sys-
tenn"
No discovery of modern times has proved
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