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The true Democrat., 1899-11-25

: - 80 = = ''s.
40. en,a.y.
Mrs. l.. J. Austen of J,elsiSu has beeil
spending while IL the lieIshhmsss,..a
~lir r-'nr''s! lu,a' sti saY.ar.
''ay an ha>ine~S, 81
li'ss iarri. rste,sn m fa. ll;Stife II
'.rn,Ii:i;i a. s& asys VIII, her sis,rt, Ms,
Z. Sf''t s.a.s
&ri ""'i, White and hi. sistcs, MtsS
.sa'.arr m',is y pleasant ,rin tu Ethel;
'a>i xu k
Miss Lula Rie'IarISn,r hrs then sitrhd.
lsa while in .luakEou wiih her hrsil,
Geo White sn,! his sister, siiss LIN
Were the grrs'- of Mr. ,julln SpiiIn,sh .,,
sunday.
Mr Qri'nrsH Psec sr.s sisssr, stsrnt
saturday and Sunday with j. 4. 0nfiiu.
Mra Ji,m sIsi E,Anh and hf tlxnsl,,crs
4""t shs Iay Ut Mr. ny lIn.H,'s Frhia,
lust.
Several mesf h, III. m1shmifl..ast went
ooh hunting sn- nigh; k,.s wrsk. They
analri two cn,u~.
Mr.. Jitinir Gri:ti, WAS ts~ srrN' .oi
'Ir. Fna " bite Sunday e r+sas hSt.
jones spiIlnlap WV The :ssses4 of Eni,t
Ia. !ur EsT, Wr'inc~inF l4es
ArH. 5"lhi" Ca"pirii 81 l.asa,t Sara
nnd her twn Rssie ea.s hare been spcn,;
ing !" whilo III fsw '''ssstry witls-Aer fa'',-
e, sir. Sieve smith.
A!ss Dn'io Spilnn aNt her Ai,rr
"I'~nt t'r creniak very pio.sAntly with
,hrlr r"'I,,,,, last week.
Ais. R"b"r:a k"unehy ~ Slaughter wi,s,
"as lcrn spemiiny s",srsi weeks with
.ficn'!A sn! fsl' sirrs Iv,ntnri knRe snn.
la! accompanied sy Mr. k;ky fh"aa.
Yiul'k
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25
WORKING XiSMr khp my.

U JEHsWE MiGW: ARD DAY.
Thv busir"t ard mighiies. lit.
fling Lat ever WAS ma,ie is DR.
Kings New Lii" i'ills. Every pill
is a sugar.coa!'ri ;,!oInfie of hrslth
that changes weakness into strength
liEt.essnssE into energy, bExin-fa,
ia'o mrntal POKER. q They're won
d"rfu' in Building up the health
Only 25c per box. Sul.! Ivy all drug
Sists.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25
News of the .Al,aeut.

A public reception will tn. given
Rev ". Taylor Dougla. at tire rcsi.
dcn.c of Mr.. and Mrs. George II.
SEl0nf next nr,day evening, Nov
23Nl.-1iianosa Gallo. Independent
Journal.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25
GIla,aserl;in's Pain Balm Cures
t)tIsss WAY Not x<iif2

nv wife has been using Chamber
l:in's Pain sal.a, with good results,
for Il laam shoulder that las pain
cd her continually fm' nine ycars.
VIC have tried I'LL kinds Of ined;-
cins.s and doctors without n.s,iri#s
any bctmtil from say Of them. oae
day " #7y AZ a''fefissriasn: Of
this medicine and ti@asht Of trying
it, w!i:cI, se t';,l with tl,e hest Of
satisfaction. Sic has used only one
bottle and ler. shoulder is almost
well. -Adolph I. sfiiiet. atane'sestsrs
m. For sale by Eiihoarne 4
F0fgcsfer, st. Francisyilie, Fil;crei
q, algns,s p.ssss,s x0va
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25
-
We EE&R
That the lily "wiIl fade" For our
sake, wc sincerely hope not.

Other houses are getting in limit.
I'd stock, h4s pursuing a different
plan, ] am getting in an increased
stock, nulcf, larger than usual. Gail
and examine same.
Miss Il. i. TnwR.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25

Gi '>i'i'r:-::i'i t.. -, i:.ii e. rH'! :,
he harried without ivss an,i waste.
Hat is specially true Of eating, 'l'hc
railway lunch habit, Give miua.S:;
For rc!rrs!!"mntS,' is IA habit l..u.,!
'lSaat:oHR 10 tie health. Iuu nm,,
hurry yesir eating. You sas', harry
t"ur digts!ion, aad the ueslec, 10
allow pfvper time for Ills inpS@
sns function is tie hegiuning o.
SorruSs to luamy lmsy ,nau.len
the h'ngue is foul. the head aches.
Wien there are sour or hitter risingS.
undue faiIness after eating, 10;
i'Ishes, irritalhIisy, nervousness, il
.~solalioh, cod ex,remities, and
"llrr anI"ying symptoms, b. sur,
the stomach and organs of tl;gps
tion and nutrition have "brOkeli
down." Nothing will H.tsta' iisl'
them i'll uctisc healthy operation +,
quickly Ak DR.. i'icrcs's Golden
iedical Discovery. It slrcng,hea,
I.'he stoElss'ss, i,euri.h,s tho nerves.
puritir~ the i,lou.i, and builds ~ III
'ody. Il isa strictly temperance
medicine containing no alco!.ol o.
other intuxirant.
Given away: DR.. lierc.'s grca,
work. The Pr"plr's C,numon s;en..
| Mrihal Adviser ix sent free uu r..
| 'eip' of stamps 10 pay expense o,
! nai'irg only. Send 81 onrren'
stamps for The PAPER covered hvek
or 81 "tamps for cloth binding, ,'
DR.. Il. Y. Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25

lst va. i.sy"u Sar>. /. rhiahs.lm. =
VamlrrSl.Gr. !sl4ar Veil
lat WI st. t'r .nri>~;lia. t; ~ Sswnsn
TIL T"wn. } tE kNwf.
2a.l wG, J,," lAn;.i. MO isniuI. Ca!
vim t;,o!MHn.
:rd ~,i. Ed F.ra ls.'ht Tnruvs, ~ II
RishsrasuM.
4th Wi, !. " p"rsss,s. w Jarkson, I
! ! i,rrwn.
5;l, vi. St.rs S.asiirJr, r.,lmsr smith.
| I J L-r.
18th Wi. J J, SH'ns,n, Il Ortis, " \
Barrow.
1'h w', Coo Ivy, s,rvo l,"llisi,. Geo
l'r.ndei.
sth wd. " II w"s's, N II Barrow, d T
Merwin.
9Th wd. JF .iarymsn, Lewis West, A
II Wilson.
lHh Mi. ii e Lopez, ssar v I,r.s', Eli
IIaraIsor.
There '9ing no further" business.
the cOnlmitie. adjnnrn,d-
G II Ar;as, Is llsrslaon,.
Secy. ChairmaM
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25

Dave NurwOo.l saw the sights
ard wo,slrra 0f'tIle Masonic Tllird,
Monday night. Five lodges were
represented in The meeting, viz. Eel
it:iaHa lodge, PHILADELPHIA pa M .,
b. Il, Ennjls. Jackson, La by Jss
Austen :.a,s Il. Iiarysy, Liyonia hs'
Ben Mana and i'lasacnii,,e sy =
Silg;ct,ry.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25

The mru''''y trees, wkirh grew
in the Cont House yard are m
ing cm down, sni this will lie fo,
fhr hrtter, rs they did not improv.
the looks uf the enrlusure.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25
Little Miss Trina AattiagIy's rec

Little Miss Trina &attiagiy's reci'
tat;oa III tie Catholic KHte,taiug,ent
is verify Of mnre than q paSsissy no
lice. Tic child iSealy niae years
old, and has takea cieeHtian les
sons Aut two months, but witli suei,
delight, that she bas made woadel-
full progress. She sthe little daush-
sss Of Nr,. and Mrs. Kemp Mating
81 Ss 81 tdssOn. The latter was
merry ii % DpheEia LeOuard OF
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25

,'.eaS 10. Ill as i.:~.,, h.;i,.o The
run to Slaughter, Friday last,
esieriag Ed Myers i'll the express
ar. George got along very nice.
:, he says, eni he has taken an
hex tip, this week, fer praclirc.
,ie company has expressed itself
being mach pleased with Tie
y hc has worked up tie express
slness l.ere, there being "a most
atifying increase in the snoneY
order department especially. George
is one Of tue editors own boys
whom she taught when a child
and ste is proud of him.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25

Hosiery, not only the cheap hu
The smter kinds, for hotl. men O'
ladies' ut Morri. i,argss.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25

ii Il; tl,e s,c;.!l things that cesi
in Housekeeping. sell three sl,ocls
Of thread for fen cts, 2 papers OF
l,cedies, Sets, or / spool Of thread
ana 4 aai,er 4 iieeples for . cts, 10
lexss ,latsb,a 8 cts.
Morris Burgas.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25

The fund ter the wil.,iuws uf the
nrw Methodist church nov amount,
W Slla. Tlpnxr who have some
special reason for Thanksgiving
wnrl, fnd one of these win,ln VI -
'"muiifRl os,;"rl for ii thank offer
;,,,s
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25
Returns of p. imary Election Nov 2.zzF
for Delee atea t" Nominating
Convention.

The following named sautlenna',
wilt compose tbs ticket for members
ef the District Executive Commit
tee from this lsarish- Fpr delegate
at large, .JF 9gn,an for par
ISL 6 Il Arss.es, s'y Eaa;lo,, @
Folkss, g 1 Taylor, Vsi.ore,.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25

a large number Of per ons, both
white and color,sl, left l:ere Oh the
excursion train to New Orleans Sun
'l"y, returning in the small hour
of Monday night. There were xis
"owhr-, and tic people were liter
ally changing on ;.a the train pass
I'd ont 0f town.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25
;itlicS Hv;;ai Club.

MrH. ". II. 1cnnry entertained
the clubin hrr quiet, bnt swerl and
t:leas''ig msni"r, "' rusa,lsy. The
time ''asse'l 4" on velvet wing'. Mrs
4. /. iSarr.:w won thr first pr;ze
alhi Il 'sx a:mie H,rkrt The &pyo.h.
A.. illi',naTne !, i" i.nhtes; tng
HrE, .l:n<;;....
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25
M:Lklc,Ns ciYEM away.

1t is certainly gratifying 10 tie
public tn kncw Of one concern IN
HE land who are not afraid to lr
generous to Ike needy and suffer.
ing. The i'roprietors of DR.. King =
New discovery for cunsumrtion,
coughs and colds, have given AWAY
over ten million ,rial bottles nf ,hi
great nledicinr; aad have the sat;:>.
faction of Knowing il has absolute
" cured thousands of hopclrss
eases. Asthma, bronchitis, lluarsr
nsSs and all ,liscaSes of the throat,
chest aud lungs are surely cured by
it. Gall on any druggist, and g't
afrre trial bottle. Regular size SO
''eniS and 81. Every hottie gaaran
lc,al, or price refunded.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25

j.adies' ws"'l caI~s with fur col
lars from 50 cts to $50 ut Morris
lIursas' Bargain Store.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25

Train l'arrS for Slaughter .G..H.H y. ".
lra:A .:rir.r f,Ua: His"3:l,"r 70 >. nj:
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25

One case of smallpox is re.m
cd t0 bt. an y. ". Jmkson's place
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25

Aa'iii''e 'IoS. St";n's sioc& Of dry
aai gwcerir3. If yoa wait ia
alRs' rlpap I'M good.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25

gm Y. 4 I;u n%am!n'r, ii rr;y
LOU h. ni''~: III. Nj. A. SIM
c,..s sliycr 4rtiiriar in 81 ears i'a>;
lir4our ia.ail} cn!a:g, IT "f
QuR Fr mala.il", Indigestion.
Rai'r'r'i drrns many ailments.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25
hFlhsA .1nllinrsin aflira.


hFlFiaS Sohlirrsin Africa.
y !, G. Delnissu is well
" o'eF Africa as eo,alial,-
''e forces that captured the
RSa Galisl,e. Uu.lcr date
1887, from vrybaeg,
aaa'aad, lie w,it,er ..Bctere
~ the last ca,praign, l
!. i'as'ity of tlls;,,alpriairr's .
II. saoleI' and Diarrhoes BsIn.
al'A ! a'sA myself when
y. ! S't'i bowel eonl,l,s,st, and
e my men, aas1e.
proved most
Y Aliboarne s FJrs
lsvlie; FiIleret. i AasE
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25

People VII" lI'ink keep only .
plantation store with limited yarie-
ty of stock, should call aud be sur
l.rised ii both: my, goods and prices.
lgRy c''a,lap favarah:y with amy
body else's. Worth calling to see,
Morris BargsS Bargain Store.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25

The culyrrts have been put III the
crossings between kilbonrne ssant|
Tewmaa's and between the Bank
and Mrs. Pi!Iet'E. residences 'f'!.e
town owns q carload of tbs. snd
will procse,s.to put them ir'as need
tsH
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25

l;u yon want II liz class liel'
ersde sewi,,g machine at i low G.;.
"'r?: Morris isnrgas nff'rs Foa t:;'
iis:t running New Home ut ias III
'qG:p f"r the reduced price Of
$3.50. This offer holds good for
tie next so DAYS.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25

Rev G. Il. i. TurnpT Of Sstc',rz
ell service i, Grpa Church Wed
;ss,lay night. There was Il ssiiaIl
hit Interested congregation, who
feIt benefited !,y tie discourse of Tie
divine. While here, Mr. Turner
MAS entertained AZ ''lh,svlown."
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25

|lFe ana n Brs,ks holg'!! ;Ae w'd"H
~, .,' paas q anu.al tie Court I!oHa=,
III is 10 b. replaced with All iron
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25
NILES, MIl.E&.

r 81 u SI,rn .sayrS io-nnrr"w lS'n
~ .loni tn bring back tw"
Dl VIZ ,el.!S ol mlI''S
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25

Temporary arrangement nf Iii.
..rnIinn, through oFerwolt, wmr,
o. mo'i.Mlal excitement. are quick
ly,rcti:ied l'y DR.. " \. Simmons
Liver kc,ticinr.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25
, McElREE'S
Wine Of Care1tlii

1, 1t briggs heaiih.. to the womaniy
liotganisni. ami health there nleans
well poisedncrvcs, calmness, strength.
1t res.orcs womaniy vigor and power.
selt torres up tho nerves which suffer-
Ting and disease have shattered. Ii IS
stlse- most perfect remedy ever devised
70 restore weak women 10 perfect
sheaisls, ai,d to make them attractive
and happy SI.oo at all druggists.
For advice in cases requifsng spec
] iaf directions, address, giving syIup-
StosaA- THE Ladies' Advisory De-
! parsEiert,n The Chattanooga Medi-
2cinc Co.. Chattanooga, Tenn
4 REyssy. w. SMITH, Camden, 3, c.,
8 caya.- My wife used Wine OF Cagsinl 20 home
4 for faIsing Of tn wcnsb and it entirely cured
D her
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25

I'D ~
,,,..s ,,.s. 8 tiW Triun",l as
'isass sairt { -: r: :. t. $1n; Miss
~ ll.is !. Towns nil ;;;.rry slo,,'.
- III q 'pFGa;e tin,':u. nat wlial i
ass siaft .luS. Sic = -,em!s. 81 YOU
vo... i rtirsiOin Ihr pfocrssion.
iasss
rsps,.' ese ;Es'e;a az .ys r'sty for
.,. q !. Bn4uWia.
;cEal -
ssaas sFG. L. White, WHO 'sas been
iiss E& up IN Red i;iyer, N!nr"
q. irisl'a"' hy iin'nE stage Of he
g I';iSr'i 'rrt IN ROM to !i.H
'aa was iln guest Of lie Bar
'fGT fw three Ilolra. rh,u>.
NIT.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25

'''"fE G s. hamilton with ":'ire at
IL Par ,r IIo,pl ,lopS work at prices
ElsHlill1s ait lie fines.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25

Oysters III. .aIts'yles aa'' the best
Siyl" al i. isnquoi'S.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25

/. NJ ban. cheaper, r!Ha ,>si. Sc t "r
Z ! InelF iy pricing goNiS'lS Stem :
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25
10 Ln, nL.a,iirs

g g Fl V'fr'ase their hats at I,oae,
81 Ill l'p' purchased a large stock of
=. AII se'''l's' ranging in prise isom
= These hats ase Erm Il
" s''' 'ea0rHea for m,yIa aa,
Co. = Mis-. II. i. ro"a:
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25

gVs t"I5r:,.r,. -,--.--.rr"t'n an f':t''
@s. "Wednesday uigh! !a; he
"a sputi"I as Jr't dj.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25

Slrr i'm vn.ri;ss;.u.rrs ior
i:cc lit.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25

',,@SS Z IN any style st l'ietiii.-
'WSiapraat.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25

$. IRyg i Stern is making " iI"" rep"
,Liqpou,A i, for selling cheap.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25
"Sweet Bells Jangied<
Ous of Tune and Harsh. %

d Sfakespeare's description fts tf,ou-
ssnds es woman. They nfe cr0ss, des.
4panfsnt.. s!ekty.. Dsrsous-a burden to
themselves and tyeir families. Their
RRsweet dispoaitI6ns' ase gone, and they, like
! the bsiis. xssn, sadly out Of tuuy. Bas
4 these lsa;Yeizs.S7. TAey caa usol
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25

A. Fr;er tie experienced
\. ,4cse busy days
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25

'S'''''S'' Rapn1 has Oyster" Oh sale III
rane;ev;n 4 s1lcS.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25

asg sESie;a as ,ys r. Sly lp'
|a i. Bn4'mi',.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-04

NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-Bradstreet's
of speculative interest is noticeable in
number Of markets this week with
out, however, bringing to light any
important impairment of the underly-
ing strength Of the general business
situation. The outburst of last week
in wheat and cotton, in fact, must be
rewarded as furnishing a vent for out
side speculative interest, because these
staples did not suddenly gain in
strength from caused located in those
trades, but the activity was really a
result of an overflow of speculation
from the stock market. The important
price recession of the week are
those noted in wheat and other ce-
reals, except oats. Immediately instru-
mental in bringing about this reaction
might be mentioned the final govern
ment estimate of last years crop
placing 1t at 675,000,000 bushels, far in
excess of earlier estimates by the same
authority and exceeding all but the
most sanguine of trade estimates,
which had generally fixed upon $780,
100000 bushels as the probable maxi
mum yield. The advance in wheat
checked export trade, but an improve
ment in this direction is reported at
IiiC INV CL IdHSC VI VALUES.
A sympathetic quieting down of in
terest in cotton Is to be noted, but the
scarcity Of good spinning grades and
the advancing tendency in manufac-
tured goods have operated towards
steadying this staple. Print cloths
are at the highest point reached for
over year past, and sympathetic
strength in other classes Of cottOns is
noticeable.
The strength Of the lumber market
Is a feature, and the scarcity of hard
woods is still complained Of
Leather is firm and slight improve
ment in the tone Of the boot and shoe
trade. Cold. stormy weather, while
interfering to some extent with whole
sale distributive trade, has been bene-
fetal to retail lines, which have made
good sales of heavy clothing and foot
wear. Spring trade has shown a fur
Their advance at a number of markets,
and the outlook Is regarded as a favor
able one.
Wheat. including flour, shipments
for the week aggregated $685., 41S BUSH
els against 1897, 1922 bushels last week;
S,6O3,065 bushels in the corresponding
week Of 1898; 3,168,748 bushels in 1897
,2,907,354 bushels in 1885, and $500, 521
bushels in 1895. Since July 1, this sea-
son, the exports Of wheat aggregate
lou, oOI,i9O bushels, against $50 129, 1924
bushels last year. Corn exports for
the week aggregate 3,9e7,7S1 bushels,
against 3,965,733 bushels last week;
4. 1O4, 9S1 in this week year ago; 1859, :
957 in 1897; 1922, 1872 bushels in 1898, and
927,310 bushels in 1895. Since July l.
this season, corn exports aggregate
99,413,654 bushels. against 100, 1898, 719
bushels during the same period a year
ago.
Business failures for the week num-
Der 207, against 246 last week; 297 in
this week a year ago; 3O5 in 1897; 1888
In 1896, and 293 in 1895. Failures in the
Dominion Of Canada for the week
number So, as compared with 80 last
week; AZ in this week a year ago; So
in 1897; 60 in 1895. and 81 in 1895.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-04
MERIT MAKES 1T FAMOUS.
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cept a Surgical Operation, That
Will Certainly Cure Any
Form of Piles

The study Of physicians the exneri-
ments Of chemists, the loudly adver-
tfsed pretentiOns Of quacks. have been
for years expended IN one direction
TO md pile cure that will cure.
The results have been a number of
harmless. and In most cases useless
olntments, suppositories and even in
ternal remedies, which the public have
weighed In the balance of experience
and found wanting; nearly all of them
gave some relief, but nothing approach
ing radical cure resulted from these
preparations.
The remedy required is one that i'm
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most cases OF piles. and then by con-
tracting the small blood vessels (capiI-
iar1es) to their normal size, produces
a radical cure by reducing and finally
absorbing the tumors and healing the
Unnamed, raw mucous surfaces.
Ontn Two years ago, no such remedy
had been produced. but at that time a
suppository was placed upon the MAR
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this common and distressing trouble:
1t has rapidly become famous through
out the United States and Canada and
Is now sold by nearly all druggists un-
der the name Of the Pyramid Pile Cure.
II Is now the pest known, because It's
merit and safety have advertised It
wherever used. 1t has been advertised
by word Of mouth, from one sufferer to
another; people who had tried every
thing else, even submitted to painful
and dangerous surgical operations
without avail, finally have found that
piles may be cured without pain and
without expense. practically, as the
Pyramid Pile Cure Is sold for the NOM
inal price Of fifty cents and $1OO per
package.
The Pyramid instantly stops all pain
and at the same time contain no CO.
caine. morphine or narcotics; the acids
and healing properties contained in the
remedy speedily remove, cause
healthful. natural contraction and abb
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form of rectal trouble except cancer
and advanced flstula, which, by the
way, nearly always result from ne
glecting proper and timely treatment
for piles.
AS above stated can furnish you with
the Pyramid Pile Cure at 90 cents for
ordinary size or $1.00 for large package.
A book on cause and cure of piles
sent free by addressing Pyramid Co..
Marshall Mich
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-04
STOCK MARKET SLOWER.
Activity Is Ever Present But the
Craze Is at an End.

Activity Is Ever Present But the
Craze Is at an End.
NEW YORK. Feb. 3-Bradstreet's finan-
cial review tomorrow will say:
Although the stock market has been ac-
tive. the volume Of transactions has fallen
of from the high records established In the
preceding week. AS the close of the month,
attended by phenomenal amount of trading
and public participation, naturally resulted
in a large increase Of the detail work. which
was already almost overtaxing the facilities
Of the average brokerage establishment, the
change was not an unwelcome one. In fact,
the larger interests connected with the mar
ket here combined to give Wall street
badly needed respite At the same time.
after such remarkable exhibition Of
preceding week has afforded, reaction was
considered due by many experienced observ-
ers, and not few Of the professional trad
ers have shown disposition to take the
bear side, at least temporarily. 1t cannot
be said that the course Of the market has
correspondent with such expectations. 1t has
been strong in tone. there have bee no
marked declines. concessions In prices de-
veloped buying support and heavy sales by
London produced little impression. On Fri
day in particular. when the declines were
sharpest and traders seemed to h success
fully raiding the market, the end of the day
brought with 1t renewed buying support and
sharp recovery of the losses. Yet it has
also been evident that the eager public pur-
chasing of stocks has been measurably ex-
hausted.
THE fresh buying orders that come into
the market are largely limited to figures
under current quotations, and, on the other
hand, realizing Of profits on a large scale
has been one of the most prominent factors
In the weeks speculation. In fact, conserve-
tive houses have generally advised such ac-
ton, and the public has not been slow to
follow it. This has checked the general ad-
vancng tendency, and caused irregular de-
clines In many Of the standard stocks, and
those which led last weeks rise. On the
other hand, bullish activity has been main
ly turned to specialties and securities manp-
ulated by the many bull pools which are
usually organized when the market Is In its
present condition. AS already stated the
active, whether for the reason suggested in
the opening sentences, or because they were
prepaid for q measurable reaction In some
instances support was extended from such
sources when the realizing sales or the pres
sure of short selling by traders seemed like
ly to cause declines which might be serious
There were no declines of striking i'm
portance and the rumors of the week. while
mainly of a favorable character, produced no
such general effect as the talk of new
Vanderbilt consolidation DEAL which was one
bull market. Strength and weakness were
irregularly displayed this week. and, while
the former has predominated the opinion
seemed to gain ground particularly in Wall
street professional circles, that the bull spec
ulation eliminated at least temporarily. in
tho wonderful activity OF Jan. 20 and the
succeeding days."
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-04
LOCAL CAPITOL CULLINGs.


WASHINGTON. Feb 3.-Senator Kyle to-
ia gay ~ introduced r;, IN the senate an amendment
10 the river and harbor bill, which provides
an appropriation Of 100000 for continuance
OF the improvements at Pierre (both sides),
Yankton and Elk Point
Senators Davis and Hansbrough today pre-
scented in the senate the memorial Of the
North Dakota legislature, urging an appro-
Prlat1on for surveys f the Red River Of the
North, in North Dakota, and Red Lake river
and Red lake, in Minnesota.
The Chippewa Indian delegation had an
AUDIENCE with the senate committee on In
dian sars today They presented the same
to yesterday. 81
Representatives-Elect Gamble and Burke
appeared before the house committee on mil
itary. affairs and urged a favorable report on
the bill appropriating, $3.50, 900 for a santa
rum for volunteers at Hot Springs, S. D.
1t is said at the war department that the
Fifteenth Minnesota regiment is not likely to
see service in Cuba.s Dr.
Congressman Stevens today secured the dis
charge Of Sergeant David S. Bellows. Com
pany L., Fifteenth Minnesota. He lives on
East Seventh street. st. Paul