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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-12
GRAIN. PROVISIONS. ETC.

New York. Oct ii-Flour. barely steady
and lower 20 sell. without noteworthy de-
mand
Rye -four. arm
Corn meal. easy.
Rice. easier. No 2 Western. 5oc.
Barley, steady
Barley malt. dull
Wheat-Spot. weak: No 2 red SOC: op-
lions steady and for tina we're firm o.
better hate cables than expected. light
speculative offerings and heavy seaboarl
ciearances In tho afternoon. however.
liquidation again broke out inspired by
bearish Argentine ahles. and the close
was weak al Nah net decline. March.
SIC. May. @Asc. October. Tsasc' December.
$40
Corn-spot. weak. options market OPEN
ed hrmer on the bulilsh government re-
port and steady cables. but later sue
cumbed 70 prospective liberal receipts.
ane weather and the drop in wheat
closed easy AZ a partial So net decline.
May closed. axe. October, &C. December,
i2c
oats-spot easy: No ?. 25.e; options
uomiuslly easier.
Beef. steady
Cut meats steady.
Lard easy; Western steamed. s755d7 s.;
refined. steady
Pork quiet
TalioW dun: city. Sac.
Petroleum. quiet
RoEln. Arm.
Turpentine. 42a424c. firm.
Coffce-spot Rio. duh mild. quiet
Sugar raw. steady. refined. steady
The market for coffee futures opened
steady 54l0 lower and ruled EenertiiF
easy under local selling following general
b. European and Brazilian cables cons
tnusd heavy receipts at RIO and Santos
disappointing spot demand and ahs.nce Of
public speculation. Local sports were
about the only support of the market
The close was steady with prices point
lower Total sales 1900 bags including
October 500: November. 7io. December
Nm
Eggs. strong. state and Pennsylvania
2odzc: Western. i5dtsisc
Potatoes. quiet. Jerseys. n.pai.so; New
lcoatlnued on saxth Page.l
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
The Market Inert and Failed 90
Resnond 90 rise In Peoples Cos.

The Market Inert and Failed 90
Respond To Rise In Peoples Gas.
New York. oct. 1.-THE stock market
fell into condition Of approaching stag
nation during the latter hours OF the
trading The undertone was heavy, the
dribbliug OF selling orders finding no sup
port whatever. The trading between the
board room members made up the whole
market
The movement 10 Peoples Gas was made
conspicuous. The pressure against the
stock was continued early In the day. but
the bears. who have sold the stock con-
ttuuously for some time past. became dis
guiated later in the day over tho extent
OF their commitments and a vague sus-
melon that the Gas IN Chicago was not
a. unrelenting as made appear on the
surface. The published report that the
ogden company was buying its additional
equipment from sources dominated By in
terests friendly 20 the Peoples Gas Com
pany was the cause. From STA. the low
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APPLEs-Eariy Northern variety. t225a
$50.
25ai50 bunch
LEMONs-Aiarket steady at s. 9oa30o.
COCOANUTS- s. 1890 per loo
PEANUTS-Ample stock. fair demand,
market nrm. fancy haud-picked, Virginia,
per pound 4isc. hand picked. Virginia. en-
tras, 20; ~ G. seed peanuts. &c.
NUTs-Almonds. Tarragons. Ice: Tvicas
ice. walnuis. French. izc. Naples. i2c. pc
cans i2c. Brazlls. i3c. filberta. i3c. assert
Cd nuts. 6.pound and 5-pound boxes. i2c
Cotton baEginE and Ties.
BAGGING-Market nTm: tute. ~
pound s.c: large lots. SIC: small lots.
i-pound. Sas0so. lA-pound. SAashc; sea
island bagging. i2i4c.
TIEs-s,andard. t5-pound. arrow. large
lots. 81 20. small lots. ITO
Dried and EVaporated Fruits.
APPLES Evaporated. 7a7Ac. sun-dried.
5lgasc.
APRICoTs-Ev aporated. sAc pound
neetarinss. loo.
RAIsINs-L. L.. s. 90; imperial cabanets.
s. -. loose. o. pound boxes, susiac pound
HES-Evaporated. pealed. i6sAc:
unpealed. sitQsc
pEAR8-EVaporate SIC.
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Liverpool Oct. u. 4 o N. Cotton. spot
moderate business: prices easier Ameri-
can middlng fair. l7-32d good mldd ing.
s 3-l6d middline SID. low middung.
l5-i6d. good ordinary. tasd. ordinary 20
The sales Of the day were 500 bales 81
which - were Tor speculation ana export
and included 5.2F American. Receipts. o.
90 bales. including 4slp American.
Futures opened easier and closed steady
American miGdliug M c.s October.
B tOG5Hd. sellers. October November.
o. eaas a0d buyer. November December.
ag4aa25d. buyers. pecsmhcr-Jauuary.
52lG5 I'd. buyers. January February.
5iad. value. February March. 5l7d, sell
ers March-April. 515d sellers. April May.
5i3a5fid. buyers. May-Juue 5l2d. buyers.
June-July. 5l0a lid. buyers: July-August
5Oed. sellers August-Septemhcr 5o5d,
sellers
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HAICHT & FREESE
CO.,

e BROADWAY. NEW YORK CITY.
Branch Offices: s. State street. Boston
Mass: corner 9Th and Walnut streets
Philadelphia, Ia.
CONNECTED BY PRIVATE WINES.
stocks Bonds. Grain and Cotton bought
or sold In any amounts for cash or on
margin OF to 70 per cent.
FRACTIONAL LOTS 4 SPECIALITY.
Accounts OF so upwards accepted
why Stocks Are Going Higher
Send for our special letter issued Non
day. Oct s. giving our Views OF tAe SUD-
feet. also for our 8o1-paga Illustrated
GUIDE TO INVESTORS
giving FUN data relative TO at secpriilcs
dealt Ia upon the exchanges. mailod iree.
Also Daily and Weekly Market Letter.
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MoNEY-The demand keeps fairly up
with the supply.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-M Market Is very
weak Commercial demand ASH six
~ days 81 TIA, ninety days. 81 Tss
francs. Paris and Havre. sixty days.
5.e5is Swiss. sixty days. S5.2sik Belgian.
s. . 5-i6. marks. sixty days, % 5-l6c; ninety
days. % 1916.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Steady
banks are buying at 3-is discount and sell
ing as follows: SIS and under iOc pre-
MUM; IS 10 so l5c premium. $50 TO 500
e0c premium. 500 10 500 2sc premium
500 TO N0oo. par hoo and over. lis dis
count.
sECURITIES-Very inactive and dull.
with nominal quotations.
gfn~Ln
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a. 3 FLORIDA EXPRESS Ncsi
limited
nah
Dlnng Cars a
10 Is
york; Washngton
Ashevne aud"T Ia OF
einforrn
Ike Agent
p T. lh Bun Telephones-Bel
Georgia
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''"" MHf ffiff iN uh ttUtf ANftEs-
'thrstor-Quiet. middling 70. net re-
"t io53. gross, i0.753 sale, 1909:
tcrt lO1a6
N.w Orleans-Easy: m,dilng. 1915.
r't receipts. i9.i7s. gross 9i79 sales r.
H .ock i65.3g3
Mobile Easy; middling. 10; net receipts.
g. gross i2e. sales 90: stock. i7l69.
'farlestou-Quie middllug g7s: net re-
,.pt~. l.S0-. gross. lJ02 stock gss2.
Wlmiugton-Firm: middling. i04: net
receipts. 725 gross 40; stock 297ls
\arfoik-Quiet; middliug 10: net re-
.f 1888. gross. 1908, sales, 2t2. stock,
$3.50
ta'nmore-N Nominal. mlddling lo7s;
Fross. 80. stock 2le5
New York-Quiet: middlinE. lOil-l6. net
ttHts. -l1 gross 3682. sales lss; stock.
&c
uoston-Qulet: middline. 10 1916: net re-
ce.pts i552: gross i.252.
Paiiadeip hia-Quiet: middling 70 l5-i6:
tst receipts. @i. gross col; sales ISL
Chronological. net receipts. GS76.
gross 500
Daily Movements al Interior Towns
Algusta-Quiet. mSidling So net re-
csIpis 2l@3; gross. 2.25i. sales. 90; stock,
Esss
enthusiastically: middling. lOis: net re-
ee.pts. 5.6S3: gross. 4.3s5: sales, i.750, stock.
ut7
81 Louis-Qulet; middling. 1915 net re-
t,.p's 1905, gross. 5,477. stock. iiTl4.
.irclnnatb-Quiet. middling. i0is; net re-
reipts 3ls. gross sls stock. 6sl4
iouston-Dull: middinR. 10. net re-
oh.pts 1905 gross 2. i05; sales. 20; stock,
Bl6
ville-Firm: mddiing i0as.
Exports 81 Cotton This Day
3alVeston-To Great Britain, g,573; con-
urent 5os2
New Oreans-To France. 400; CONT
lent 6STa
Mohiie-Coastwise. 80.
narleston-Coastwise 7A.
Apffolk-Coastwfse 207
View York-To Great Britain. 2: conti-
rent. 81
Total foreign exports from all ports this
oiF 10 Great Britain, q. cS2; 60 France.
80. to the contklent. l3 &5
Total foreign exports from al ports thus
"a THE week. To Great Britain, i72.6i) 20
fLan.e. 1900. 90 the continent. 3f.7i3.
'aI foreign exports since Sept. /. 1900.
10 F..'t Britain, 1855 ~ 20 France. 63Oj7.
w. pro- ointment 2i6.0S5.
A.A York. oct ii.-Spot cotton closed
que '.. decline. midding uplands.
'c middhng gulf, 10 i5-isc; sales, lss
,ss-lestou. s. C.. oct. ii.-Couon. quiet
n.idane s-.c
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
-, a. OPENING DIP THE COT
!" ro>rtruREs MARkETwORhs
UPWARD.

y..,onsr tn liverpool to the
lean Drop Caused n Decline
-.l5 Points at the Opening
$50. closed 3nS Ip->pirits rur-
,. sold at - Cents After the
,..ins-High Grades of Resins
local aud TeIeEraphic
Markets.
The Morning News Office.
Thursday. Oct. II.
- Dbl. non element IN the cotton fu-
.. -.s-ke, to-day Il was a matter OF
-. ...idy in the boat" At the open
...- was O splash produced by our
Is the drop in Liverpool. which
s..ul4ted to upset the average craft.
~. .-a Iilck application Of oil on the
.-..i.5 waters quleted the situation and
Dill. market a turn the other way.
,,.,. am opening from to Is psints de-
.. following q decline yesterday Of 30
ADD 4. points. il looked like the believers
o.. .-.-r.r-' hand-to-mouth policy. and the
,t.s of o big crop were to carry
..y The drop was Liverpoors re-
our NfNAAAtt ~ H'F'ANAN-'FH NtttAN
,-.-<t going Oh the equivalent OF -
,..rt more than the American markets
ia Forecasts Of cold rains, and possibly
... .u many sections u the cotton
,.rty Impaired strengthening effect
p. 80. market. and prices kept working
,,.rfU an advance OF 3 and s points was
,o-si above yesterdays closing
~re stock market was inert. and with
OH. reception OF an advance IN PEOPLE
a.. which moved up hriskly. there were
,a .ranges of consequence during the
Is. THE balance of the list failed 20 re-
.r-rd 20 the advance Ia this stock. Money
r.I steady al from 81 90 per cent.
T-. cn exchange was steadier. but fell
az srarply In the afternoon on reports
,.s, prices Of gold in London were up
ls.f penny for both gold bars and Ameri-
rlr aagles.
spirits turpentiue market broke al
f.. losing cali, and went down again ar
. closing Prices opened firm AZ aNis
.,.--- ana closed firm az 2Sia and Ssi.r-
l.-.- tho closing it was said sales Were
freely made at - cents. Resins advanced.
a. - the higher grades. The following
a. smy OF the markets VIII show the tone
ana quotations az the closing to-day:
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MIsCELI.ANnnus.

FIsH-Mackerel. half barrels. No. l.
800 No. 2. t7O0. No. g. 1913. kits. No.
]. $50. No 2. 81 10; No B. s5c. Coinah
l-pOund bricks. Gisc. 2-pound bricks. g..
Smoked herrings. per box, i7nisc Dutcn
herrfnga IN kegs. 81 10. new mulless. half
barrels. -
sYRuP-Market quiet. Georgia and
Florida syrup. buying az 2sa3oc, selling
al a2435c sugar house ~ i0di5c,
HONEY-Fair demand. atrained IN bar
rcls. b5ds0c gallon.
High wine basis. n -
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do Is, inc bid 90 lR G. W ists . %
do End inc . iik 81 T. & IT, NJ
Can So ends io6i. consol s. ...... ioSis
e. a o. u.s.. aSa. ST. L. a san r.
do Is ...........ll9l. general 6s .....i22As
q. a Nv. con 81 =. lousOls leo
~ ...............i29 1874 =. c. q T.
C. a. Nv. s. r. lists .............tl7ia
deb. 5s .........i20is' do 5s ............lia
chi Term. Is. sii. So Pac ~ ....... 1874
Col SO. Is ...... 7aia So. Ry Be- .......i09
y. a r. G.. ists.l03 $. Rope a 4 g.. IS
do A. ........... esis Tex a Pac. lists li2ik
Erie gen. is..... 6Ais do ends ......... s.
r W a u. G.. IT, Poe. q ........l0fis
lists ........... TIA Wabash lists ...llTit
Gen. Elec. Sc liz do 2nds ....... l0lA
Iowa c. ists.....ill W. Shore a. ....ii3is
L. a " L. IS. asis Wis Cent lists. S37a
NJ & o. A. Old. S4is Va Centuries %. s0is
New York. oct. il.-Standard OH 551ft
-
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DRY GOODS.

New York Oct. 1.-THE market TODAY
has shown fair demand for cotton goods
in mos, lines. Brown sheetings and drills
continued dun hui bleached cotions and
coarse colOred goods have been IN some
what better request. Print cloths firm
and IN prints the market s stitching.
Ginghams very firm Cotton Innings are
Hrm in staple lines Market on hosiery
warns IL Irregular. but for cotton weav-
lnn warns firm.
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The Morning News ONCE,
Thursday. Oct. II.

The cotton market closed quiet and easy
frd unchanged to-day. with the market
.ramirauy unchanged The demand
vas light ana ii,tle business was being
done n ans quarter. sales on the spot
we're II bales The days receipts were
1881 bales. against ASH last year. and
-a year before last.
The following were the ohicial spot quo
ieuans ~ the close OF the market a. the
cotton Exchange to-day:
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-12

LIME. CALCIUM. PLASTER AND
CONGRATULATIONS and Georgia lime IN
fair demano ard felt At ~ cents a barrel.
special ealcined pfastef. 400 De- barrel:
hair. ease. Rosedale cement. 81 aQi q /:
carload lots. special: Portland cement. re-
tail. t225 carload lots a. 0OG2 -
LUMBER r. o. b. VESSELS sAvAN-
NAH-Minimum. YARD nEes, SO 5OQ1i %:
car sills. So 50dl3U; dinicult sizes fi4 a.
dis0O: ship stock. SIC 00qis0o. aaWn ties
ss.00dS0. hewn ties 5Sa1c.
OILs-Market steady. demand fair; siz-
nal. 4bGboc West Virginia black saigc;
lard. Sc. neatsfoot. 0gg70c. machinery. is
n25c. iinEeed oil. raw. &C. boiled. ssc
kerosene. prime white. 12c: water white
isc: Pratts astral. "a: deodorized stove
gasoline. drums, lihc: empty oil barrels.
delivered, sc.
sHoT-prOD mo; b. a and large. as;
chilled si75
IRON Market very steady. swede. ste
NAILS-Cut. $50 base. wire. t2s5 base
BARRED wIRE-s75 20 per 10 pounds.
stralgh, goods. a9soc; sugar house mo
lasaes. ib13c
GUN PowDER-Per key. Austin crack
shot. Noo: half kegs S2.z5. quarter kegs,
r.1s; champion ducking. quarter kegs,
g Is. Dupont and Hazard suokeleas half
kegs, Sl.a5. quarter kegs. GT5. i-pound
eanisters. fo0; less p Der cent: Trolsdorf
smokeless powder. i-pound cans. tiOo; 10
pound cans. q0c pound
salt, hides sad Wool.
SAbT-Demana - rair and tho market
steady: carload lots. i00-pound burlao
sacks. &c i00-pound cotton sack. f5c.
ii0-pound burlap sacka, tslzc; ii0-pound
cotton sacks. f9isc: zl5-Dound burlap sacks.
&c; iE-pound cotton sack. &c. 3o-pound
burlap sacks. Sc.
HfDEs-Markes trim; dry mint. lsixc;
dry salt. ilhc. grs@a sailed. &c.
WOOL,-NominsI: prime Georgia. free
OF sand burrs and black wool. i9c. black.
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the sreaier need Of cash may compel
many 20 sell regardless o. normal worth.
Aside from the matter OF necessity. there
Is announcement FOR holding and for a
continuance of present policy % market
lng with dchocration High prices pre-
wal and are promised in potatoes beans.
ctc-al Of which should cause an IN
creascd consumption of rice
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FLuCTIATIoNs N rUrrnrs.

New York. oct u-Cotiou futures
opened steady and closed steady Prices
as follows:
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coTToN FUTURES.

MARKET steady AT Net Advance
of 3us Points.
,.. l'eS. oct. n.-Much activity pre-
r' 'n The cotton exchange to-day. The
-. 700. 1dvicea showed that ,he English
'a'e was even more surprised ny
bureau report than was the
no. '''oe Of this country. the LIVER
a.. '.,.''n' being i2a1Si4d: or the equiv
- points more than the decline
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i&agis per cent; last loan at "a. Prime
mercantile paper. 5us per cent Sterling
exchange weak. after frmness with act
ual business In bankers bills. at 81 s3lk
~ demand and t{.S5 for sixty days. Post
cd rates. 81 sid4.siia and - sid4 .s5iz. Com
merclsl bills. si7ahaf "a. Silver certih-
Gates. s3a, a64A4c. Bar silver. 65Eac. Mexican
dollars. 50t.c Government bonds weak
state bonds weak. Railroad bonds irregu-
lar
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.

New orleans. oct u.-Coton futures
closed steady
october ....97iag q February SO 5sns. So
November g.55a9 IS March .......9 5eas. Sd
December .9.s5as.5i May ..........s.6oae.e-
January ..9.53a9.H
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Southern Railway.


sunday fan
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Dreadstuns, Bay ana Grain.

lots. 3503sc. white clipped. s0c: lob. 80
BRAN-Job lots. Sc. carload lots o.,
HAf-Aarket steady. No. timothy
s2l4c job; s76 cars. No. 2. Sc Job: sgls cars
bacon. Hams and Lard.
BACoN-Market firm. y. S. c. r. sides
sisaskc; ID. 8. bellies. sssdi0c Eastern, sc-
cording to average size. -. s. bellies. sE.l
pc (Wesiernl. smoked c. H. sides. gkQ
e5sc. 80
HAMs-sugar cured. i2isaigkc.
isARD-pure IN tierces sa.gs7tc. tn n
pound tins and s0-pound tubs sasi.e
compound In uerces exc: 50-pound tins
and O-pound tubs SIC
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MURPHY & CO. ING

Board OF Trade Building. savannah.
Private leased wires direct 10 New York.
Chicago and New Orleans
COTTON. STOCKS AND GRAIN.
New York Office. No. 81 Broadway.
ofices ia principal cities throughout the
south Write for our Market Manual and
book containing Instructions for traders
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Charleston. S. c.. oct il.-Turpentine.
firm. N.-c
Rosin, steady. unchanged.
Wilmington. oct if.-Spirits turpentine
firm. 2sa3Sizc receipts -
RosIn steady. 81 i5ni. 20. receipts, 405
Crude turpentine arm, tl.S)q2 30. re-
cciats. 60
New Orleans. oct. il.-Recelpts: Resin.
- barrels. turpentine Is. exports none.
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Note.-These quotations are revised
daily. and are kept as near possible In
accord with the prevailing wholesale
prices Ofiicial quotations are not used
when they disagree with the prices whoio-
salsrs ask
Country aud Northern Produce.
PoULTRY-The market Is steady. Quo
tations. Broilers. 3oQ25c. per pair: half
grown. 45Q5Oc; three-fourths grown. 65a
COO. hens 65q75c roosters. t0060c. ducks.
bOG75c. geese 75cdti o..
EGGS-Steady at l7c
firm Quotations. Western creamery. fgq
2ilsc. New York state dairy. i7iag2Zlac:
extra Elgins 2i725ca
CHEESE-Market firm: fancy fun
cream cheese. i3i4c for - 20 22-pound
average, 2sa3o-pound average. i3c
Early Vegetables.
IRISH oTAToEs-Northern. 200
sack
CABBAGE-5d7c per head
oNlONS-Yeliow In barrels. 800.
crates. eoc: red. 81 a0d20O
Breadstuns, Gsay aud Grain.
FLOUR-Aiarket steady: patens. 81 90.
straight. 100: fancy. s. s.; family. s. 60
MEAL-Pearl, per barrel. g. Is. per sack,
So city meal per sack. boltod. 81 eog
rs water ground. H.5. city grits.
sacks. N.25: pearl srits. Hudnuts'. per
barrel. ~ IS; per sack, $50: sundry
brands 81 25d1 30 sack
CoRN-Market Arm. white Job lots. CSC:
carload lots. &c: MIXED corn lob lots.
sc carload lots, Sc.
RICE
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New York. Oct. ii.-Flour. barely steady
and lower 20 sell. without noteworthy de
mand
Rye -four arm
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of Railways.

Taas oDetaisa BY 'oe MeLaao Ti@ooe Hour slower IN
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Through Pullman sleeping Car Service
to North. East and West. and to Florida.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-10-26

of living Thousand APP
annoying and sometimes painful symptoms
flashes sending the blood sugng the heart
follows with chls
good only few OF the symptoms
Lydia f. Pnkhms Vegetable Compound was
system this trying period OF her me-
guaranteed to be genuine ana ce ana
what medicine yd E. PinkhaTs Negetape
Compound is for women
have been sick for long time was taken
the womb all
time The the womb covered
the left side back the kinney
old and through the change of Please aose me
NiN'' OnA"'' ~ ~ ~ JAN %, 1895. ,
taking they helped
vegetable
short time able to be up around the
lower of womb has left The most hat
JOHNSON Moncova Ohio
publish benefit of others sick for
Ihad doctors ana
My trouble change OF life suffered
sides kidney stomach
dizziness well and strong and feel ike new
perfect surprise everybody that me- owe
e. Pnkhams Vegetable Compound would not 90 who
suffering much
remedies, for they MRS CHARLOTTE
JOHNSON, Monclova, Ohio
Mrs Johnson derived from r
medicine it almost beyond belief yet u all
lin published her request
positive fact Mrs Pnkham has on ME thousands OF
Change unusual for Mrs Pink
hams medic
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-10-26
!TenelraE Siti1a and Mrs. Tom Ghepb.

''a-s7EeneraE S4ant and Mrs. Tom Thtpb.
My first meeting with General .e;l'aat
interests me now, in the light of all
that has occurred, but at that time l.
thought little of it. While was travs
cling on the Mississippi our boat
stopped at Galena, and Grant, recog'
nized then only as a private citizen,
came down to the museum to see the
-"lNue womats of whom the papers
had spokeni; He was introduced 10
me. and stayed awhile, showing in his
conversation at that time little Of the
reticence ..afterward pronounced one
Of his lea4lfg characteristics. When
he went away ne said he would bring
bis family next day. This he did, and
They, toospemained quite awhile. Il
'fostnd Mrs. Grant a most genial and
pleasant woman, with the same lipaf:
fected Kindness of manner which so
graced the White House when she be-
came theS First Lady of the Land
Mr.. .Grant--how' odd it seems to say
Mister" Grant! yet that is what he
was then caflel-bought my photo
graph and asked me to put my au-
tograph upon it.-CountessE Magri
(Mrs. Tom Thumb, in the Womans
Home Companion.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-10-26
r. 70. An Overwhelming Thought,

Our sun isSa third-rate sun, stu
ated in the milky way, one of myRiads
of stars, and the milky way is itself
once myriadS of sectional star ae-
cumulations, for these seem to lie
countless, and to be spread over m
finity. At some period of their exist
ence each of these suns had planets
cireling around it, which, after untold
ages, are fit for some sort of human
being to inhabit,, them for a copipais
atively brief period, after which they
still continue for years to circle around
without atmosphere, vegetation or in
habitants, as the moon does around
our planet There is nothing so cal
culated to take the conceit out Of an
individual who thinks himself an i'm
portant unit in the universe rs astron-
omy. 1t teaches that we are less, COM
pared with the universe, than a col
ony of ants is to us, and that the diff
ference between men is less than that
between one ant and another. london
Truth,
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-10-26
LABOR WORLD.

There are G000 members of the Order
Of Railway photographers.
Curb settlers and cutters went Oh
strike at Srlieneetafst* Y, for So per
day. 100
About r.f6O0 Thames lghtermen
struck at l.9Sn4don. considerably dislo-
eating trade.
Reading, Penn. stettsSFstarriers ex-
pect 10 have their salaries increased
$3.50 year
All the electric plants at Terre
Haute, Ind. were tied up by a strike
few days ago. s,2.f
The Chicago building contra Hrs
have agreed not to oppose the formal
ton of new central labor body
The strike of the wood-worGerss
which threatened TO tie up all the.
mills in Denver, Col. has been settled
and work has been resumed.
One hundred railroad laborers taken
from New York City to New London,
Conn. refused to work when they
were told to take the place of strikers.
The colliery owners at Lancashire,
England. do rot like the eight-hOur
day bur the miners are solidly OF.
ganized and tlie system seems to work
well for all concerned. --. -