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HOW A PRETTY SOCIETY GIRL
ESCAPED DREAD CONSUMPTION
Peruna. Used in Time, Saved Her life
Ais Well that Ends Well

II Is the same old story OF exposure 20
cold. The cold passing down the bron-
chial tubes TO the lungs: the developing
OF q settled cold on the lungs, coughing,
expectoration. This is a short road TO
consumption. Thousands of people have
travelled II. Thousands more Will travel
IL and the coming winter will develop an
untold multitude OF new cases.
In the case Of Helen Murphy. the end
Ing was happy one. She started on the
road to consumption after catching cold
at a reception. Instead of waiting until
she became ,acurabie, Peruna was resort
cd to and her lite was saved.
II is n pity that every one else IN this
wide land could not know OF this very ef-
fec1ive remedy IN such cases. The news
IS spreading fast, but great many 90
pie have not Yet heard that Peruna q
sure cure In these cases.
Peruna cures acute catarrh and chronic
catarrh; catarrh of the head and catarrh
of the lungs: catarrh OF tho throat and
catarrh of the stomach. Wherever Ca
tarrh may have located itself. whether IN
the digestive organs, Kidneys or pelvic
organs, peruna Is sure to eradicate the
disease promptly.
Another case where consumption was
cheated OF its prey occurred in the state
of Iowa. The report OF the case created
considerable attention at the time and
WAS furnished US unsolicited by Mr. Hen
rlcksou. In q letter to DR.. Hartman he
sets forth some interesting details or his
Rescue from consumption. lie made use
OF the following language:
''1 have been for years q constant suf-
fcrer from chronic cataIrh OF the head
and throat. which finally worked down
into the air passages. In the spring OF ~
| took q severe cold and coughed AL num-
mer. thought had consumption. Then
] had bad attack OF In grippe. After
taking "A course OF Peruna feel cured OF
ali these troubles.
whenever any Of our children get sick
we Eivo them PerUna. ana II never fails
u cure them. l most heartily testify to
the value al Peruna IN cases OF catarrE
and la grippe. / hope this may be the
means OF others suffering "a 1 did to
take Peruua and he cured. We would not
be without Il IN tho house,
Honry Hcnrickson.
Generally the hrst cold OF the season I.
caught IA November. With rome people
this lasts all winter and lays tho founda-
ton Of chronic catRrTh. In the beginning
u few doses Of Peruaa ID sufficient t.
make q permanent cure.
Send for DR.. Hartmau's latest book on
chronic catarrh. Address Tho Peruaa
Medicine Co Columbus, Ohio.
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THRUST INTO BANK VAULT.

R..rbouryille. Ky. November 9.-Last
midnight. as Or C. IL. Albright was
crossing the public square in front of John
\. Blacks hank, four men rushed our.
and. covering him with their pistols. or
dered him 70 throw up his hands, which
he did He was then taken to the corner
of the building and carefully guarded
and told If he looked at any Of his cap
tors he woIid be killed.
Afte. several explosions in the bark,
one Of the men 81 tie building ordered
him in the vault, and as they closed the
6ccr, one Of the men said, Have u scat,
Doe.
pr. Albrieht remained in the vault until
O'Clock this morning. opening hour. The
time lock and outside door Of the safe
were blown 10 pieces, but the Inside door
was not opened. There was ahouc S3o|
in the vault, none of which was taken
except 500.
Th,, Cumberland Valley bank was also
entered, bur no damage was done. Blood
hounds were telegr1 phed for. and every
effort will be made 10 find the burglars.
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THEY'LL NOT SUBSCRIBE TO 1T.
Louisiana Veterans Against the Da-
Wis Monument.

New Orleans. November i0.--(Special)- -
Some bitterness among the confederate
veterans cropped out today when the
Army OF Northern Virginia. camp No. 1.
which is the iirst organized camp OF the
confederate association. the United Con
fe,lerate Veterans. not only repud.aich
tho action of their delegates To the late
confederate reunion in Louisville IN vot-
irg Se5l for the erection OF monument
over the grave Of Jefferson Davis. declar-
Ing that the delegates had no authority
t. pledge the camp TO ;h.s purpose. but
refused to give any money 10 the Jeffcr-
son Davis monument. ana announced that
II II had any money Il give Ia COnfedcr-
ate monuments. II would give II To erect
Ing one To General Beauregard. The ac-
t!on OF this camp. which has great infiu-
Cnce as the organizer OF the United Con-
feGerate Veterans Association. threaten
TO Kill the project TO erect "A Giand monu-
ment over the remains OF jefferson Da-
Wis. which are buried at Richmond. Va.
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TWO DEAD MEN TAKEN OUT
Still Finding Corpses in Debris OF
Tarrant Building

New York. November s.-Two bodies
were taken from the ruins OF the Iarrant
building today. The first was that or
Hamilton Matthews. driver for T2rrant
e Co. The remains were shockingly mu-
tilated.
Later the diggers in the ruins came
across another body. This proved to he
that OF benjamin Moorehousc. the miss
ing shipping and stock clerk OF the COM
pany MoorehouSe was nfty-One years
ola and had been missing since the day
Of the explosion. With him, in all prob
ehiiity, died also all possibility Of explain
ine, the fire horror. 1t Was Moorehouse
who had charge of the storage book OF
the big drug firm. in which was a list OF
all explosives stored in the builainG' no
trace Of this book was found.
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posed to their own interest and convic-
tons of expediency."
He says that this statement applies to
the entire archipelago. excepting the por-
ton of NIindanao occupied by the Moros.
and the Jolo group. The Moros seem en-
tirely satisfied with present cond tons.
General Macarthur quotes captured
correspondence to show the efforts of the
insurgent leaders to intimidate and con-
troll the people. tie declares that the
guerrilla bands could not exist except for
the support tley receive from the towns.
He says that the education OF the Fill
pinos Will tend to secure their submission.
but indicates that this Will take a great
deal of time and patience, and an ade-
quatc force.
In closing his report. General MacAr-
thur, after speaking the establishment
of a representative form Of government
In the islands, says:
I'm the light of existing conditions ii IS
difficult to realize that there is any pos
slbllity of such future for the islands.
especially so as at present. and for many
years To come. the necessity of large
American military and naval force Is too
anparent 10 admit of discussion. On the
other hand, however, there are many en-
courasing conditions To sustain such n
pines there is no dy ,asty 10 destroy; no
orga nized system Of feudal laws To erad-
icate, no principles inconsistent with re-
pub,icanism. which had sol!dly insinuated
themselves into the national life. to dis
place: no adverse aspects OF nature 10
overcome. on the contrary. nature, which
is cxuberant. baliny ana generous, has
uourishcd into existence several millions
of sensitive and crcdulous peoiae WITH
out allegiance TO any existing institutions
but animated by certain inchoate ideas
and aspira tons, which. by some unfortu-
nate perversion of thought. they conceive
10 be threatened by America. These peo-
ple. fortunately. are intelligent. generous
and flexible and probably will yield
quickly and with absolute confidence TO
tuition and advice, when thoroughly IN
formed of American Institutions and pur-
poses
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SHIPPING THEIR COTTON SEED.
Twenty Tons Sent from Washington:
Ga, TO Mexico.

Washington, November 9.-(Speclal)-- -
Quantities of cotton seed are shipped
from this point to Atlanta and Augusta
and some to Carolina to be crushed, al
though there IS Il large oil mill here; but
the price of cotton has opened a new
market for the above mentioned COM
modify. There are those IN distant coun-
tries who desire TO make Il fortune by
raising the hcecy staple. AleSSrS. Dover
x SIMS have just shipped from their gin
merry car OF twenty tons oi cotton seed
to TorrcOn, Mexico. for planting puF-
noses Tho ear will so unbroken and
direct to Torreon, via Eague Pass, Tex.
and is consigned to III. ID. Elder. manager
OF :hc International supply Company, OF
that city.
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CENSORSHIP IN PHILIPPINES.
Officers of Postal Service Ordered To
Assist Military.

Washington. November 2-Recent de-
velopments IN the postal service IN tho
Philippines are reported by Director Cen
eral OF Posts Vaille in communications re-
ceived by the postotIlce department. He
gardlng the censorship of tho mails. the
director general says General Macarthur
IS fully in accord with him on his cOnten-
ton that postal censorship snaH be re-
serted to only in ease of absolute aecas-
sity. He says there has been and Will be
no friction between the postal and mill
tarv authorities on this question. 10
recognizes, hCW ever. that occasions may
arise r'here censorship is absolutely neces-
sarv, and has given instructions that oi:i-
GERS of tho postal service shall in every
way assist the military.
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MISSISSIPPI HEALTH BOARD.
Scarlet Fever Appears To Prevail in
the State.

Jackson Miss. November 5.-(Special)
The state board Of health has addressed
4 letter 10 Governor Long.no, calling his
~ TO tnp alarming prevalence OF
scarlet fever In several portions of Mis-
sIssippi, ana stating that the board is
unable to take any steps TO further check
the spread, owing 10 the small appropria-
ton made by the legislature TO maintain
AZ sta.t hcaIth department. The board
Will not quarantine the city of NatcneZ
IN account OF the case of yellow feNel
.,,orted I.on that pace, owing to tne
Inteness of the season, and pr. 'baoi,.ty
of frcst at an early date. The physicians
-. 40. So. .,,.,eee,.ed in tracing the
vuvCu OF the infection.
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WoULD-BE LYNCHERS GO UP.
They Killed officer Defending Negro
Assailant of n Woman.

New Orleans. November l0.-Hilliam
Daniels and Ross johnson Were today
convicted of murder q; Lake Charles. La.
an. sentenced to the state penitonfiary
for life. Tho case Is remarkable one.
since 4 marks the first instance in this
state where w5uld-bc lyncnors have been
caught. tried and convicted.
On September 27th. Of this year. an at
tempt was made h- 4 negro at Lake
Charles "a assault q white woman. The
fellow was Immediately captured and
lodged in jaii. At night a mob gathered
and attempted to hrcaa into the prison.
The shc-ifrs deputies resisted and during
the melee one 81 thelr number Was killed
Daniels ard Johnson We're convicted of
doing the Killing
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FIGHT ON COTTON OIL MILLS.
Charged with Violating the Missis-
sippi Antitrust Law.

Jackson. Miss. November 10.-Attorney
General McClurE today filed n dec.ara-
ton i'm the circuit court charging nine
teen cotton oil mills in the state with
Violating the new antitrust law. The
declaration asks for a forfeiture OF The
charter OF these mills and that the statu-
tory penalty be imposed II also sets
forth that the mills violated the law by
entering into a combination to control
the price OF cotton seed, and that this
combination also prevents competition
among oil mills and competition among
the railroads for the hauling Of seed.
During the early part of the season there
was a very lively competition among the
oil mills Tor seed and at some places
the prices went as nigh as so per ton.
IL is now uniformly said TO be $l5 per
ton.
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BE PREFERS LIFE SENTENCE.
Walden Takes Jail Life Very Com
placantly.

Macon, Ga. November a-(Special.)-
Jerc Walden, charged with the murder
of Farmer Dixon In Johnson county, VINO
was refused n new trial by Judge Evans
Wednesday, takes his situation very com
piacently. lie says that if he has 20 20
TO tho penitcntiary he prefers hte sem
tcncc to one of twenty years, as nc
would. in the former case. have greater
,hanc. of being hardened. lie declares it
to ba his intention, ii he shall finally be
compelled to 20 to the penitentiary, to
make u model prisoner. The young man
talks OF his case In the most nonchaiaht
wav and seems 10 be ~ inSensible 10 the
character OF the punishment that awaits
him az 10 the terrible character Oh tAe
crime in which he participated.
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TEXAS TELEPHONES SILENT
Service Badly Crippled by Strike O.
the Operators.

Houston. TEX, November 9--Telephone
operatives are on strike for higher wages
The service of the Southwestern 1ele-
graph aud Telephone Company IS cIIp-
pled ut Waco. san Antonio, Houston ana
Galveston. Long-distance lines are inyoly-
ed as we'll as the local exchanges. Ihe
strikers belong TO the Electrical Work
ers' Union, which also embraces the men
connected with The lighting and slzget
railway systems Of tn Iou- cites The
company has offered - arpltcate, but ING
strikers say they have nothing u arpi-
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TRAIN WRECKERS AT WORK
Coast Line Train Derailed By Oh
structi)n and Several Injured.

Wilmington. y. <. Noycmbe- 10-The
Atlantic Coast Line local passenger train
No. - from Savannah 10 Richmond was
wrecked to-day aLou; neon. noar Hope
Mills small station * miles south
of Fayetteville. by m obstruction tled on
ihe track wiki the evident purpose o.
wrccking the train. III. engine aud four
ears were dcra!led. Engineer Frank M.-
GfsWan. of Florence. =. C. was seriously
hurt. and the fireman and postal clerk
were also slightly injured. The p9SScn-
gers escap.d unhurt. The injured wcrc
taken TO Fayetteville on special train
ami bloOdhuuHds were Put on the tran
-. the perpetrators % the deed.
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CRoESUS SIMPLY NOT IN IT.
Standard Oil Company Rich BeycD ]
Dreams of Avarice.

New York. November 1O.--Standari Oh
certificates We're quoted at 90 bid. none
offered. n against G5s yesterdays highest,
and until today the highest on record.
Tho par value of the company's entire
outstanding stock is S7.5nroaH. ana 500
per share indicates market value sf
SsSs. 50a.g0 During this wear the company
mas paid siG.Sea,00 In dividends.
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TO DEPoRT THE CHINESE.

Jacksonville. Fla. November i0.-The
last 90 the cases for violation of the Chi
uese exclusion act We're disposed Of today
In the United States court Judge Locke
dismissed the case against Low Tsaw. as
his attorneys presented certificates show
ing he was a Tightful resident of the
United States. United States Marshal
Horr telegr3phed the treasury depart
rnent TODAY that the other three prisoners
were ready for deportation and were he
ing held by him awaiting orders. The
marshal expects to receive his orders and
expects 10 leave for California with his
prisoners tomorrow night.
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ALL OF THIN WERE INJURED.
Horses Run Away with Carriage and
Ocounants Thrown Out.

JaCEg0nvIne. Ma. NoTcm0er 9--isQe-
cfall-News reaches here Of a distressing
accident near Deiuuiak Springs Dun
can McI.ain. wealthy raiA operator, aud
his wife a..d TWO children were driving
in Il carriage when the horses ran away.
All of The occu pants Were thrown VIC
Iently to the ground The SeVen-mon-ils-
old child WAS killed Instantly. the four
year-old child painfully bruised, the fatH-
er had his legs broken and may die, aIc
the mother was severely Injured ana is
in q serious condition.
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WORKING THE RAILROADS.
Mississippi Commission Trying To
Enforce Cotton Seed Tariff.

jackson, Miss. November l0.-Ihe at
torney general has filed maudamus IN
chancery to compel the Gulf and snip
Island Road 10 adopt the new mileage
tariff on cotton seed promulgated by tho
railroad commission. This brings the
trouble between the railroads in Missis-
sippi and the railroad commission into
~ federal and state courts The in-
iauction suits filed by the Illisnoss Con-
tr1l and Yazoo and Missouri Valley Rail-
roads will be heard in the federal court
next Tuesday. The attorney general mas
~ nrraneed n plea that the courts has no
jurisdiction. as no federal question is in
volyct.
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BURR VERY BADLY WANTED.
Accused of Embezzling SIS, 5,coo from
Express Company.

Milwaukee, November John l.. Burr.
Jr. night transfer agent Of the United
States Express Company at Green Bay.
Wis. Is missing. Burr IS accused BY Gen
e-al Superintendent Ferre.l. of the eX-
press company. of having appropriated
between Sl4eo and sl5.oo1. The United
States Express Company announces that
n reward OF $3.50 and IL per cent of all
money recovered will he paid for Burr :
apprehension. Burr is described as being
i've feet. zen and half inches tall.
weight lG3 pounds. fair complexion. dark
brown hair and wearing "A mustache.
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BANKER WAIT Is ARRESTED

Somerset. Ky, November s,-Georsc ".
Wait. president and i. q. Hail. cashier
OF the Somerset Ia mixing Company. We're
arrested today. Hall was arrested oa the
charge OF embezzlinG Sl6,cte and Natt on
fhe charge of false swearing in making
,he bank statement. Both gave bail
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PREFERS THE PANAMA ROUTE
Nicaragua Canal Commissioner Ar
rives in New York.

New York. November 6.-Walter Schlcct'
of the Nicaragua canal commission, ar
rived from Colon today.
81 have been on the isthmus seventeen
months" he said. Both of the routes
have many advantages. Should the Pan
anna route be chosen two years work
will be saved. l don't believe that Pan
anna people will flnsh the canal in years.
ITS estimated cost is s1O0.G0.0G0 while the
company is spending only about mil,
lion a year. The cost of the new canai
will be about $50. GOO, Geo."
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Defaulter Alvord on Trial.

New York. November S.-Cornelius l..
Alvord, Jr., the former note teller oT the
First National bank, who is accused OF
emhczZIing S590, ,o0e of the banks funoS,
was arraigned before United States COM
missioner Shields. la the criminal branch
Of the United States circuit court t09ay'
IL ,vas reDrcsanted by Jacob +. Miller.
limited States District Attorney Henry l..
Rurnett and his assistant, Ernest II.
Raldwin. appeared for the government.
The examination was conducted ny MI
tnl,lXgill.
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Sam Jones at Waycross.

1voycross Ga. November 9--(Speclal)
r,y.nrelist Sam Jones lectured at the
Wayrross fair grounds today to a large
audience. and again tonight at the opera
house a large crowd has been IN Town
todav and the big fair is we'll patronizcd.
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ersl governments for the relief of GAL
weston: the speedy restoration and I'M
provement of the port: the building OF
sea wall 10 protect the harbor: the resto-
ration of je;ties and rebuilding of forts.
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Sci; EfoU,a T-aaimeni for ladies.

ga send free " n tull II i1ll.
ton, Displacement. Falling Of the Womb Scanty or
Painful Periods. Tuners GrOwtls, Hot Iiashes De
sire To ~ Gr-.sI ng Feeling the Spine. Pam IN the
Back ard IN eale Troubles to all sending address
To rupeheFs Of suffering daughters L viii explain
E-,cc,eSfnI Home Treatment " decide to con-
tnre. it will ony cost arout twelve cents week 70
guaranteed cure do not wish 10 sell ron enS N ng
Tell other sufferers Of st- thai - Al. ask address
hrs NJ SUMMERS, Box 2o9, Notre DAME, Ind
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OF a
contracted cold
used PeTuna with COED results sent for
blessed relief
bottle consumed I well
and when have been
taking rfeoty w Yours truly
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Opium, Morphine Free Treatment

Cure guaranteed al hume without pain.
Trial free. Or. Tucker. IS and 20 Broad
St. Atlanta. Ga
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Meeker Sugar Refinery in Ashes.

New Orleans. November 9.-The Meeker
sugar refinery. at Meek :. eighteen miles
frt m Alexander WIS destroyed oy hre
today. Loss. $.01. .0og: insurance. Slio.WJ.
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Price of Sugar Reduced.

New York, November 7.-An the large sugar
refining companies have made reduction of
rs per cent In all grades OF refned sugar.
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WANTED-Two reliable saIesul-n IN each
state: permanent position; salary and ex-
pensass experience not absolutely essential
Address Carolina Tobacco Works, Green's
horo. -. C.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-08
NUMBER 0F CAUSES
Contribute to an Advance in
All the CeraIS.
PROVISIONS WERE LOWER
Drop Caused by Fall in Bacon
at Liverpool
PROVISIONS WERE LOWER

Chicago. Dec. Higher cables, light
Argentine shipments and rain in that
country, together with reports Of a bet
ter cash demand and the rupture be-
tween Portugal and Holland, combined
to help wheat today, January closing &c
higher. Corn closed a shade to &c and
oats &c up. and provisions ~ to sc
lower.
The wheat market began the day with
a show Of frmness on LiverpooTs stead
mess in the face of the loss here yester-
daily, the light Argentine shipments ard
a cable announcing that rain was inter-
fering with harvest work In that coun-
try. January wheat opened 14d&c higher
at Il to 71G711sc, and sold during the
first half hour to INC. The crowd was
inclined to be beaTish, however, and the
bulge met liberal selling under the the
DRY that continued liberal receipts and
outside unwiilingness TO buy were not
conditions calculated to sustain prices.
Corn started out strong. This was par
ticularly true of December, which felt
keenly the fact that receipts, 81 cars,
contained no corn Of contract grade. The
weather was unfavorable for grading fu-
ture arrivals which was also a potent
influence. Higher cables and light Ar
gentine shipments-26O,00O bushels. com
pared with 4SS,000 bushels the previous
week and $4,000 bushels a year ago
higher cables and the wheat strength
were contrbutary factors in sustaining
prices early.
Provisions opened lower in sympathy
with a drop in hog prices and because
Liverpool quoted bacon Sd lower. The
market stead ed with wheat and corn
later in the day, but closed with a
small loss. January pork sold between
So % and 81. 121a, and closed Sc lower
at 1926; January lard between $685.
and S6.S715, closing 21kc down, al $50,
and January ribs between S6.37A and
$3.50 with the close 21zc depressed, at
s.. 321S
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat
100 cars; corn, 2S5; cats. 10; hogs, 1908
head
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FANCY CATTLE SALES
One Thousand Esead Averaged Abou
$40 Each.

I
/ $40 Each.
Chicago, Dec. f.-The two-days' sale Of
Aberdeen-Angus breeding cattle was
+ closed today. 100 animals having been
sold for a general average Of $40 ca h.
The highest-priced bull was Woodlawn,
calved April. 1899, for s1205.
The highest-Driced COW was "AdaIine
OF Meadow brook" calved December @,
1883, sold for $1,000.
The two-days ShOrthorn sale was also
closed today. Ninety-six animals
brought 1925, a general average of 1895
per head. The highest-priced bull was
star of the North" calved March 8,
1897, sold for $500.
The highest-priced COW was 'Bea trfce, %
calved January 1, 1885. sold for SS05.
In the two days sales Of Galloway
cattle one hundred animals were sold for
$27, 7S9, an average of $278 each.
The highest priced bull was Imported
Druid of Castlemilk,' sold for s, 200.
The highest priced COW was "Eunice Of
Weavertree, sold by Edward Paul, Dun
dee Mimi to 2. W. ThraH, Eureka,
Kan, for $775.
George NJ. Kellam and son OF Richland,
Kansas, sold on the regular market today
900 head Of Galloway yearlings, averag-
ing 1852 pounds for $3.50 per hundred
pounds.
A pen Of fine prize Shropshire lamb
wethers. owned by G. Howard Dawson
Of AIilF5rook, n. Y, were sold today TO
Armour & Co, at 10c per pound, which is
the highest price ever paid for lamb
wethers of any breed. They averaged
100 pounds each
"Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup saved the
life Of my baby boy when dying Of Group;
God bless the remedy" writes Mrs
Adam Schneider, Chattanooga, Tenn
Guaranteed to cure throat and lung
troubles. Saves hundreds Of these little
ones every year. J. P. Allen, Dockum s.
Higginson, Geo. Van Werden.