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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04

and the following Is his report
James Counors. residence Colorado
right leg gone
J. D Baum La Sale, H. Left Leg
gone
George Miles, B1ICra City Mont right
leg gone ScrufuIa
E = Morgan Louisville Ey-- rlgt1E
leg gone resuIr Of an explosion IN 4
nine
Frank Phelps, Hot Springs legs and
arms crippled oy rheumatism
John Pierce. Slater. KAN right leg
sEuu6-yv nlta swelling
william Hughes Kansas City, Kan >
Iegr off-Fes1IC OF an accident at the aid
kIuEan packing house
William Barnes, wichita; Leg disi0-
Gated
A H Williams Miami, KAN the only
Sound man N the buuch-
The ui1e OF them lined up before P0-
Ice Judge AEe6-anaiSh- They confessed
that they had work and ware not
hunting for any and t1a Judge fined
each Of them SIS II was Just what they
wanred one Of them said for the
weather - severe and their prospects
for TODD were dismal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04
WHY NOT SHOOT THEM 2
Humane Way in Which Kansas
City Judge Treats Help
less OuteaSts.

Kansas City April 4-NIne cramps
were arrestad last night by Detectives
Wilson and Addison CT KANSAS City.
kan Just as they were preparing IDGg-
ing quarters n the Missouri Pacific yards
near the Keystone iron works. They
presented a strange sigar IN the Kansas
City kan. police court this morning 1t
was a sigt1r such as mas never been vii
uessed m the police court across the
kaw and II Is doubtful II any police
court scene ever eGuaIe7 II There Ware
nine Of them and of the nine there vas
only oT1e sound man Eli9flt we're Grip
Dies and SIX GL them ware G4Gn EIIu1S
4 leg
Sergeant EIuruau examined the men
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04

mute his sentence u life in1prisunnIet1r-
and last year was Instrumental IN Sc
curing his pardon by President Mck-lr1-
ley, appealing TO him IN person.
KILLING OF SW IzEN4EY
UIcF1Ira kan april IA special tu
the Eagle from Poue3 City, o T. says
Clyde Xarrox killed Lincoln SvfnueE,
an Usage rauchuau here last evening ar
80 in the White House club ssAl0,IE in
Il quarrel IN which SVviuney was the ag-
gressor Marr0X used i knife On his as
saiIaut
The case of Matrax IS one OF the most
celebrated in the southwest In 1881 h1=
killed negro in Oklahoma City, o t.
IN d quarrel, was tried IN the 4aCteral
district court here and sentenced 70
death He escaped from Jail IN TS.13 was
reea aI1CIIEes1 and sent 10 the peuICa1IEIlzr =
His mother. Mrs : W E4rcf1. altar
vaIuIy spending "A E1rruue ii his behalf
appealed To President Cleveland. who
finally eommuIed AE4ELaXS sentence to
life impEisOnmeut- 4 second appeal
made IN person IA President Mcki1ley.
resulted N i pardon last YGIr-
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HARRISON LEADS.
Indication That His Plurality
VIII Be From &c, 900
to 50, 900.

Chicago. April A-WTth over two
thirds af the ballots east this altar
uo0u the Indications ware that Carter
f Earrfs8n would De eIeerad 70 succesd
himself as mayor by a maturity any
where from 70 900 To 40 eco IN several
wards the Republicans Were trading
votes with the AIrgeid followers N an
snoeHvur 70 elect Republican aIGeruanic
candidates. The Republicans at head
quarters have not given I'D hope for
the SUCCESS Of C1Ezr 1zay0raIIy nominee
but were making claims At Demo-
cratic heaGg IIarrarS supreme eon1IdEucs
m the SUCCESS OF Mayor Harrison and
the entire DemOcrar1G ticket vas ez-
pressed by every leader
Several aELezupUs at fraud wEEa de-
tecrHsf by tia ViEE1IzzsTIL watch maintained
by both parties n the FIRST ward BUT
10 serious disturbances occurred
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Clyde Matt0x Shot Dead by an
Oklahoma Sheriff
While EndeaVaring to Escape
Arrest
FOR NUMBERING AMAN
In a SaI0en Row IN Pauca Last
Night
His Victim Is said to Have
Been the 4ggressar-

Arkansas City. kan. April IA spec
iaI To the Traveller from Nswzirsz O. T.
says Clyde Martox was shot and
killed AZ 10 afcIacA today BY the sheriff
OF Kay county On the farm az Frank
Ll7wrey, near here MaErax last nigirC
killed Lincoln Swinney. a rauchTnan- in
u saIosu fight at Ponca City and es-
eaped
N 1881 he killed a negro IN Oklahoma.
o. T. for which he vas sentenced 20
death His mother Mrs. 6 W Hate1.
spent 4 fortune 10 save him succeeded
m having President Cleveland com
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THE WAR Is OVER
Otis Eas Stopped Sanding Dispatches
70 Washington

Washington. April A-GuIE five df the
eight members Gf the cabinet ware pres
est at tGdays nesting the absences
being Secretary Gaga and Secretary
Long The principal sub1eeE under dIs-
.I1ssIou was Il long telegram from NJ
SszK11Irrr1arrr1 chairman Of the Philippine
commission now at Manila which was
read bv Secretary Hay. The part OF the
message which attracted u1oSE aEEeuLIau
was that which Indicated that Ag1iuaI-
dos 7arEzr over his followers was Iarz-s-
" based upon coercion and fear OF VIC
Tence IN case they opposed him This
u1essaGa Ezxz1 IN connection with recent
5FrfsyFrraElou RECEIVED from Cen Otis has
Led ID the belief among members Of the
cabinet that an end Of the trouble with
the FTIfpi1Ias Is near at hand
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HE STOLE THE LAW.
Clerk Of the Colorado House
Knocked Down and Dragged
Into the Senate

Denver, April 4-The session of the
twelfth general assembly 0f Colorado
w{1Ich Legally terminated At miGuIgIC
vas really prolonged until I-30 O'CLOCK
this morning the hands OF the eIocx be
ing turned back D H Dickasgn.l chief
clerk OF the house, Disappeared near the
end OF the session and II was openly
charged that he had stolen the public
Utilities bill IN order To prevent its be-
ing signed before 4d1OurumeuE " Wneu
found Dickinson was knocked down by
a member Gf the hoUse and was dragged
To the senara chamber where he was
forced 70 deliver the missing Dill 10 the
clerk
Each house passed an antitrust oil.
but they failed 70 agree UPON Il meas
JIrE.
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bur nc arrests We're made and 10 dis
turhauces we're reported
The Republican nominees. except for
mayor ara elected
With the return Ct Mayor Jones' To his
place the question CT the CITY p1rchass-
ng an =lecUric Lighting 7IauE and other
public Utilities viii come before the
council and Une people VII be given IN
opportunity Of voting en- the same and
1I1tsy VIII 10 Doubt sanction the pur-
chase The cry council while RepUbII-
can Is IN favor OF the municipal 5w1-
arsI1ip idea many candidates being
forced ID adopt the idea II order u gsE
the Jones support
The cry last uiEhr turned @ IT ra0us-
auds OF people VINO were para@1Iug and
shouting tor Mayor I0ras
NssON BEATEN
Cleveland O.. April 4-Toi1u H Far
ley Democrat vas elected mayer over
Robert Z MeklsHon. RepubIican- the
present Incumbent 5y 4 plurality OF
about s-500. The first returns Indicated
a much greatar victory for Farley. Bur
MS plurality vas cut down by Iarar re-
curus The remainder Of the Repubii-
can ticket including ciCy treasurer, po-
Ice I11ge- police prosecuL1r- Justice
and tour mem 1ers Of the school eouu-
Gil aIecrad 1T iargE- VIII have substau-
riaL pIlIraIities- The Republicans VIII
control the city council
Nc ckIss0u > defeat vas due to the de-
faction OF RepubIca1s, VINO voted
against hIETI because ct ms bolt from
Senator Hanna and MS party during the
contest before the Legislature I year
ago last W11Car- The whole ElCkHE SUI
f=red somew1aE On account of the on
position 70 MCklss0u. but not enough
ID defeat any OF the other candida tass-
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TEsTERDATs VOTING
ResuI-s n Third Class Cities Of
Kansas

k4usas City april Election IN
third class Kansas C8Vv1s Held yesterday
vvera vz4-v quiet The storm caused
light vote and few women werea out
st Marys eIecrat the entire Democratic
ticket and at Mound CRY where E1-
gene Larrau was elected mayer and
Miss Czs4rrefr Marsh city CLERK the Re-
DubIieanS carried al the Offices 7 B
Sellers was eiecrad ma yUr Of Hope
c Hoffman Of E1Earrrise- 7 O. Evans
Of HeriE1zr-ou. and W T Harris OF SOL
8u1Ou-
Chapman had 4 contest between vet
and drv EckeES- EIle former winning
At W4megn- George W Jenkins WIS
elected mayor and the old council was
SUCCESSFUL In most towns but one
ticket was uE- Kansas elections pro-
ceedIng today ara N the first and sec
Oud class cities
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Els TEIEQ MAN-
Story Of the Early Carssr of Clyde
Mas1oZ


Clyde Mattox vas convicted Of tf1e
murder Of John Mullins. Il negro at
Oklahoma City IN 1871 Es was then
acting as city marshal OF that place
and one nig1r. while On a drunken. de-
bauc1- he shot down. apparently in cold
blood 4 negro who refused Cd gr4El1y
some w-fIzTn Of his
A short time before he had been tried
at Wichita before Judge Foster Es1r tlI-
murder at "A policeman ne and the
officer engaEeI IN an aItarcAEiGu and
GUNS were drawn and both man feli-
ATatr8x WIS picked I'D alive with a a
caHbeE bIIIIeE through MS left lung and
the policeman was dead wi1eu found
The trial vas 4 long enc and MzEEr8z
was acquitted
The second murder egIIoweE SO. closely
upon the killing Of the policeman that
there was little sympathy Tor M4fr0z
and he was tried before Judge Williams
at Wichita and sentenced 70 be hHnEeft-
He was graaEatf a new trial bE1r before
the time for the second trial came le
escaped from the 5ad oy digging a h0l=
through the wall The hole through
wf1icn ne escaped was 50 small that
government officials suspected the S1t-r-
IT Of being N c0IIusiau with 8arrDx and
allowed aim 70 escape through the door.
but when he was racaprured ne At once
forced his small 1GGy through the open
ing and removed the suspicion from che
sheriff
Maerax was bruugne to tl1e Snawuee
county Ia1 October H. 1871 tor saLEe
keeping. W11A-1 Hst-5 Ge-llE- uE1L -L----
He was sentenced u be hanged JanuarT
Ii 1882 " nile IN the county jail deEe
he appeared to be mar death He sVo1in
lie in MS bunk day altar day apparent
" suffering from rte ButIeE wound IN
his breast
His seeaud trial resulted In hI111E
Jury and Marr8x waS returned 60 r1es
Shawnee county i7i1 On DeeeEEn=E- D.
1884
The third trial resulted III Cnuvtctl9u aIlsL
he was again senre1eed to os. hH1aEff fts-
ztfrsf
tire train bur Wiz soon e8OrlI7-=ft 4llfL
reTusvezT 70 the pezIEas1r1ary 20 await the
7TF1eF7 s5i0reaTssf Mothers AnDe8E-
which was printed IN many OF tina aesldll1r
pa1erS OF the cUuurrT- E Wass signed 9y
me mother Of Mz4ELG<z- Mrs. = w. EzEEttt1
ard was a plea Egr the mo tEleTz aE ril5s
COUNTY, tf3 assist IN securing
tf7u. ks 4 result Ie1rzrS began 10gIE n
On. PrasiaIeErE C-IeVeIaEzd and Er1sz1 4 slIGrr
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The Golden Rule Is Triumphant
in Toledo, Ohio
Mayor Is Reelected oH MuRfef-
pal Ownership Platform
BY 5000 PLURALITY.
He Kfssan Is Defeated For May
or Of Cleveland
Hanna Republicans knitted Him
For Revenge

TaIeCf1. O.. ABriI 4-M4yur & N
Zones VINO was L candidate On an IL
dependent ticker. with i platform &C
municipal ownership af public utilities
has been elected BY AZ least 5000 pII-
raIiCy. and probably 4 maturity over al
The contest vas ularkad BY greaE spirit
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STARVING MINERS
On Copper River to Ee Given Relief
by the GoverruerE

Washington. April Acting SaerefsIr-y
3Iailie5oi1n- has reeezVe11 Information tIIar
miners On the Copper river Were N
starving condition. Although Captains
A Al5erSeE01IbIe and Glenn have flIH IN
SEr1cElouS send relief ID any who u1IT
De suffering along the route OF their
peE1r1unS 10 Copper river and Cook In
LeE-- AIr- AIeIEx1efoiIn has sent further IN
sTruCr1auS by telegraph ID Gs4UtziI1 zI5er-
cruu1fe u rahH MEDICAL aEIu other SUP
plies Copper river and make every ef-
fart assist the uzz1eFS EEF1urtz1 GezI1-
ture and su1IzEt11E-
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SURROUNDED BY FLAMES
Taupico, Me-, = In Danger From
EcresS Fires

st Louis. April - special 70 the
G1obe-DeuGcrar from Tanpico. Me-.
says The forests for miles around
TauIpico are furnace and as far as
the eve can see there Is 4 CONTINUOUS
lfra wing nearer and nearer to the CIry-
Fears are entertained that the fire VIII
reach the " a1ars-Pierce= OH company 3
depot endauszering the lives sf scores
af people
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borough. the duchess. the brtdegru,5E-1s
siErar- four gold IuwIE1E CUPS
1Trs Elliot T. Shepard the BRIDE
rrcssn17 : amt 4 silver SOUP EIreeu-
NJ and NJ WI D Sloane Mrs.
Sloane the oridegruous aunt silver
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ELECTIONS
IN KANSAS.
EFerT Available Vehicle Called
Out at Wichita
Republicans Have a Factidn1I
Fight in Kansas City.
MARSHMAN LEADING.
Little Interest Being Manifest
ed in Lawrence.
SeeIy-Anth0ny Fight Is theFea-
ture at LeaVenw0rth-

Wichita april 4-The weather is IA
-VUrabIe for ruu vote The contest is
confined largely 70 the mead Of the city
ticket Regizrrar1ou IS the largest ever
reached here and the early appearance
at the polls Of many women indicates
unprecedented interest Every availa-
Die vehicle Is IN use carrying men and
women 70 the polls.
KANSAS CITY
Kansas city. kan. April Fright.
cool weather opened election day here
and i heavy early vote vas p0IIet1- The
campaign has been Al active one N
which Two factions OF the Republicans
headed respectively 5y me Angie ana
M4rSE1F1an crowds have fOIEHE each
ether a full LIST Of eity officers VIII be
eiecreei. and Mayer AGarshuau, ra-eIec-
ton seems Hl2aiy-
Law PENCE
lawrence. Kan. April 4-EIeetion
day opened bright weather mild The
interest shown Is very ordinary There
ara nc contests except for councIInen
N two wards.
LElAv En- " ORTH
Leaveuvorth- kan April - bright
sun 3 shining On four inches OF SHOW
The registration vas unusually heavy
and the early voting was orisk The
eal19ai IN between sx-AIarShaIl : F
NeeiY, editor OF the Standard, the Dem
GcraElc candidate for mayor anu = g
Brewster RapubIicau- supported bY the
Times. owned by CaL D r Anthony.
has been not
ATCHIS31S-
AtchIsau- Kan. April 4-PeopIe ara
walking To the polls through several
inches 0f snow but the weather over
head IS pleasant The greatsSt inter
est Is being manifested IN the election
and i Dig vote viii De p0Iled
LAW AND ORDER WINS At LEI-
MORA
Lenora- kan April No previous
election N the history of this etEY df=-
veiupeff sTIch interest as thar OF yasIaf-
day There Were Two tickets II the
Held The Citizens and the Citizens
TetnDErance- the former nominated AT
secret CAUCUS and the IatLer represent
ing the law and order element The
law and order uic6aE was elected by
good ma ToriUy as follows Mayor. R2zv-
N o. Meyer police Judge o N BeClz-
sr. marshal Il DuberS- clerk J W
DressIer- council : L4rric1- V IlIan1
Richmond r H Knox. G. W ThaIIII-
and Dr. 4 Fuller. DR. NJ w Drown
headed the Defeated tIckat-
CLOSE At FORT SCOTT
Fort scott Kan April 4-The CITY
election IS passing OF quietly The con-
can and eir1zens' ticket appears To De
close Weather bright
ARKANSAS CITY
Arkansas City kan. April IA
heavy vqUa IE being poIIed heEe today
There ara C1ree tickets IN the Held
Beautiful weather prevails
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Tacoma Wash April A-Tha Spider and
Fly theatrical eouupaT1T. arrested Sunday
uizz1E for violating the Sunday azIEi-tl1ezH-
Ee4eaSe-f t8GfEEg- The Prose
ciIr5oE1 viii bs dropped On the ag-eeruezIE
at the uzEnaszs=Ez af the local r1eIrerz
Ea play Sunday engagements
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CEICAGo
Thousands Of Republicans Voting Fcr
Carter EarriaCu-

Chicago. April 4-Spring-Iixa weather
today brought the voters 10 the polls
with 4 rush and 4 rhira Of the total
ballots were cast in several wards be
fore o'clock Unless al signs f4E
party lines VIII De cut % pieces. Tor
thousands Of Republicans voted tor the
ra-eiecrion Of Mayor Carter r ELrr1s0r-
On the other hand many Democrats are
passing by the regular Democratic
nominee and ara supporting ex-Cr0ver-
nor AIrgeId WfIo Is running for mayor
On IN independent CiclSar which endorses
tie Chicago qLaELgru OF 1896 and 1lu-
nicIpaT ownership Of street railways
A1Egeld's strength is an unknown
quantity and battles the political caIcu-
lar9rs- Another comp 1piiCaEIou IS the fact
ClaE 4 large number Of GlSg-TIuLief4
Democrats ara voting for z P Carter.
tI1e REpubIieau DayoraIEY candidate
From al Indications the race seems 70
De 1eEwe4n Ear-1sOn and Carter
The early bauatiuE was heavier tr41
at any recent election. not excepting
the presidential contest OF 1896 AIrzeId
showed unexpected strength in the
house employees and raIIroad men rec
oHeere1 the governors stand AGAINST
sending federal troops To Chicago dur
Lu@ the strike CT 1884 The Threatened
trouble IN the First ward aver import
I'd voters I'D not matariaIize during the
early ball0tlug- The police force II
every precinct N this ward has beeu
doubled and 10 e4eerlGueeriug was al
lowed WITHIN 109 feet CT the polling
booths IN several Of the wards over
EVu-EnIrEIS Of the vote had bean record
7G GE 10 y CLOCK The registration au-
pruZ1n1arzd S6L- a69 and the Indications
were that over 90 ger cent Of this would
be II the ballot boxes when the caIIs
closed 4E 4 D n
SPRINGFIELD Ill
Springfield H. April 4-The weather
IS perfectly clear with A 5raeinE at
uusphere- Interest AT the polls Is IN
UznSe- both parties being we'll repre-
SeuEzt1 and working hard Each sire
fails confident
QUINCY, Ill
Quincy. III. april A-Sunshfne and
snow prevail The excfrzs11sF1r over The.
a,au11u11sz an zlzra- PazeJ
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Steubeuvi1Ie. o. april 4-Tohn 2.
Means Republican. for mayor has zoo
majority The Democrats elect Joseph
h-1CIarI- Justice Of the peace RepubIi-
cans elect four out CT SIX saI1uciIr1en.
i've Gut OF seven FOR board OF education
and i've out OF six assessurs-
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SPRINGFIELD III

Springfield H.. April A-The weather
IS perfectly clear with a braeinE at
uuSphere- Interest ar the polls IS IN
Cznse- both parties being we'll repr-
seHEa1 and working hard Each side
E=AIS confident
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LruuEuu- o.. April 4-The Democrats
elected M4I0r C0Iletr mayor by 4 ma
IorICy Of two votes Crrfuus1aW. marshal
BY 200. The RepUbifcaus aIeerad al
other city and taVuSilio officers oV de
creased Impurities The normal Re
publican majority Il 500
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Quincy. III, April A-Sunshfne and
snow prevail The zszcirzE11saE over the
municipal eIeeG0u - anpreeedeutetI
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a,auIiulsa an sIErn P4g
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Continued On sixth Fzss%l
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-20

WANTED-FIRST-CL AIR BRUSH
artist to do piece work. Stigleman &
Keller Silica Picture Co, Helena, Mont:
also agents wanted.
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CHICAGO MARK Ts.
Prod


Chicago, Sept. 19.-The opening in wheat
was at a slight advance for December,
that option starting at 70l2@705sc, or IsGD
&c over yesterdays final price. Outside
of an Unexpectedly small increase in the
local contract stocks, there was nothing
in the news to warrant an advance, and
it appeared to be purely the result of To-
cal sentiment The small advance wa.
almost Immediately lost. Heavy selling,
which marked yesterdays session and
which was supposed to be liquidation of
some long lines. was continued to-day.
There was also some selling from the
outside, st. Louis and tho Northwest
both being in the market. For a consd-
cradle period the price hung around 70A.
Bulishness caused by this was increased
by reports that a good deal of the buy
ing was for Armour This scared shorts
and caused considerable covering. Of
ferings were light. outside Of the long
liquidation referred to, and prices fluctu-
ated rapidly within a comparatively mar
row range, the market at times exhibit
ing some nervousness. The local crowd
was apparently long, and though the
posting of Bradstreets figures on the
visible supply. showing an increase of
6,09S,000 bushels shook out some long
wheat, offerings were rapidly absorbed
and the spell of weakness soon disap-
peared. During the afternoon the
strength of coarse grains was influential
in the steadiness of wheat, and although
bear attacks were frequent prices were
well maintained to the end. Little was
done in September Interest had appar-
emily died out and the price kept close
to the opening most of the session. De-
cember was bringing 70%c at the close.
Trading in corn was quite brisk, and
especially for September in which a
sharp advance was recorded. Shorts
were active bidders from the start but
had a good deal of difficulty in covering
and prices Were bid up accordingly De-
cember closed Safe higher. September
gained 15sc.
Oats were helped by the strength of
corn, and ruled firm all day. December
closed Ac higher
Provisions were dull and steady. SYM
pathy with the grain markets being the
main factor. There was a good demand
for meats. AT the close January pork
and lard were a shade higher and ribs
21ac higher.
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OLD ESTABLISHED FIRM REQ UIRES
services reliable man for this commun-
ity. Salary SIS weekly and expenses.
State former employment. Manufacture
err" Box 1927, Philadelphia, Pa.
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OTHER MARKETS.
Boston Wool Market.

Boston, Sept. 19.-The wool trade here
has been brisk in spots this week. Sew
eral houses have put out big lines of
wool. which have been snapped up by
the manufacturers The larger opera
tons have been in territory woods, which
have sold on the secured basis of 50a52c
for fine medium and fine. Fleece woods
are quiet, but the market holds firm.
Australian woods are well cleaned up and
what lots are held here are firm in the
absence of sales.
Territory wools-Montana and Dakota
fine medium and fine, 16G1Sc; secured,
50d521ac; staple. 55Gt57c; Utah and Wyom-
ing fine medium and fine, 16d1Sc; secured,
Soc; staple, 53d55c Idaho fine medium and
fine, 16GlSc: secured, 50Gt52c; medium. la
1Sc; secured, 45a46c. Australian. secured
basis, combing superfine, sOdS2c; good,
7S4S0c; average, 754Tc.
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ELECTRIC BELTS

Why DIR. Benefits Is So Far Superior to
All Others-showing How tho Current
Penetrstes the System-AlI Other Belts
Burn.
DR.. Benefits Electric Belt represents
many years of study and toll l know
that my Belt cannot fail to cure the OBJ
stinate and notifying diseases of men
and women, and therefore I unhesitating-
~ guarantee the cure in every case where
! recommend the treatment of my Belt.
Electricity gets way down to the founda-
ion of a disease and removes the cause
thereby curing the disease.
/ will tell you that the greater part OF
my life has been spent in perfecting an
electrode through which a strong current
of Electricity would penetrate the system
without that frightful burning and blister
ing caused by the bare metal electrodes
used on all other electric belts and electric
appliances. Prominent electricians say I
have invented and patented the most in
sehious device of the century. Physi-
clans say there can DE only one result
when electricity is applied to the human
system through these electrodes--that re-
suit cure I have known for many years
that electricity was the greatest remedial
agent that would ever be known to man
but just how to apply the current so that
1t would penetrate puzzled all physicians
and scientists as well as myself. l have
solved the problem. Through