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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-10-15

New York, Oct. 9.-The board OF
directors of the Southern Railway
Company declared semi-annual diy1-
dend today OF 211a per cent, on preferred
stock. This dividend would have been
declared on Oct. l, but the voting
"trust'' sent out circular saying II
agreeable the dividend would not be
declared until later. The stockhold-
ers argeed to wait. The voting trust
was dissolved after the declaration OF
the dividend.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-10-15
Look Out For Fever.

Billiousness and liver disorders at this
season may be prevented by cleansing the
system with DeWitt's Little Early Rlsers'
These famous little pills do not gripe'
They move the bowels gently, but copious-
". and by reason of the tonic properties,
give tone az strength to the glands. j.
S. Rughson d Co.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-10-15
Out of Deaths Jaws.

''When death seemed very near from a
severe stomach and liver trouble, that /
had suffered with for years" writes p.
Muse, Durham, n. G., ''Dr. Kings New
Life Pills saved my life and gave perfect
health" Best pills on earth and only 25c
at j. F. w. DeLorme's drug store.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-10-15
Americas Famous Beauties.

Look with horror on Skin Eruptions,
6lotches, Sores, Pimples. They don't have
them, nor will any one, who uses 8ucklen's S
Arnica Salve 1t glorifes the face. Ecze-
ma or Salt Rheum vanish before it. 1t
cures sore lips, chapped hands, chilblains'
Infallible for Piles. 25c at j. F. W. De
Lorme's drug store.
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SrB.TREtSURY TRANSACTIONS.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

psr fi sT st per f pen cen s'' 2an
Tm1oney is quoted az per cent for sixty DAYS.
per cent for four and six months Com
n m1rcai papIer is quoted a. per cent for
other names. per cent.
Sterling exclang. market opened steady
put toward the close became strong The
demand from remitteis for Saturdays mail
was large and the supply of bills rather linn
tied Continental was quiet Posted rates were
quoted a. $50. for long and 81 ~, for
sse. ss sStu dro ri'e; 81 lSns bills Is
transfers, as7' .ds, az. Francs we're
quoted at 8 IS. 5ls.'. for long and i6l, a
arigei'. for long and o5 s-leao s'. for short
ouders were quoted al 3e'.d40 for long
and &Oi di0 2-l6 for short
Domestic eXchan 60 on New York: Boston
par, Charleston Buying. par. selin 6,
l,7ioc premium. savannah Buying. i-isc'
discount selling. l-l6c premium. san Fran
SS,sc9aSisnt, par telegraph, ?'lc. premium.
count. Cincinnati Between banks. loo. dis
count. over counter Doc. premium. New
Orleans Commercial, 81 % discount; bank.
par.
Money in London. c6?,, per cent Rates
Of discount in open market for short and
three months bills. 3. 3-ieda', per cent.
OF nrland on bslanc. to-day, ci45. oS. The
Bank of England minimum rate of discount
nnch1nged a. per cent. The proportion of
'~ ldullll'S ~ 10 IL per cent. against
40 80 last week and 40 ~ the me week of Inst
wear. The weekly statement of the Bank
shows the following changes from the pre-
vious accounts The total reserve decreased
fSi. 900. circulation increased assoc, bull
ion decreased f5O6, $50. other securit les
decreased ISL 900, other deposits increased
fii7s.ooo. public deposits decreased fcI2o-
CO... note reserve decreased c7Os, 900. Gov
eminent securities unchanged Paris adj
vices quote per cents 90 francs. 81 centimes.
Exchange on London. IS francs II confines
The weekly statement OF the Bank Of France
shows the following changes Notes in cir
culation increased Io3:5.ooO francs Trea-
surr accounts current decreased 81 .i75. 900
francs, gold on hand decreased 2ao5, 900
francs. bills discounted decreas ed ,s,s25, 900
francs, silver on hand decreased 3.s5O,ooO
francs.
Commercial price OF bar silver n, New
York. 49}.c. Bar silver IN London closed at
% Lied Mexican silver dollars were quoted
AZ 31isc
New York Clearing House statement: ES-
changes, sIo6 92nsio balance, sl8, 100 -.
Sub-Treasury debit balance. Stills
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Coffee was dull with some months slightly lowe
owing 20 foreign selling, an absence OF supnor'
and selling by importers. Shorts were the r-in
cpal BUYERS and their covering checked the down
ward tendency.
MErAIs-In London tin was IS 81, lower A.
CHS S. for spot and GU for futures. The marke'
here was lower Copper In London declined IS
I'd TO Ssh lss I'd for spot and $50 IS. for futures
The Sew York market was dun. Lead was un
changed In both markets with London fln i2s I'd
Speter was also UNCHANGED IN both markets with
the foreign closing $40 IS. Cd. Prices here as fc'
lows. Copper STANDARD. spot 10 NOVEMBER 10
Lake II G2is@i 81 electrolvti~, tiso@n7Cc
casting neo1N nc; tin, ?s"o 20 37i.c TN.
plates 81 AT mill lead. al2l-c spelier. sac Iron.
no northern. e23 SIS o. pig iron warrants,
nominal steel rails At mill. SIS
NAVAL STORES Spirits OF turrentin.. 1881.
Provisions Lard was strong. renned Cont
nrn'. 81 So Brazil kegs s,S 50: Western prime,
81 Gr South Ar'erloar. SO IS Pork was driei,
VITA mess at SIS yOG as IS Talow, 6i.G6,sc
dressed hogs sriOc. Butter--Creainer. extras.
?sc.; hrsts. 9a@ 2r,c; state, dairy. tubs. 'anc'
fancy, i2i, isc white. l2i. a 1870; large. rolorcd
l2i7c. white i2isc. Eggs State and pcnnsy
vania 25c.; Western, 3124c. CHICAGO. Nov. a
Provisions. Prices were HIGHER enriv In sym .
pathy with the advance of 10 to Is cents IN hogs
at the yards and because OF the strength OF LARD
There was considerable realizing, at the advance
In pork and ribs. which caused reaction IN prices
but lard ranged higher 10 the close for November
although suffering somewhat for the later mon, ms
and closing at only moderate mt gains for IN"
dav. \ portion OF the advance In hoes was lost
before the close and there were estimates OF u
heavy run OF hogs to morrow
SrdAR--Raw was hrm ~ 3Nc bid Tor "a tc.t
lated S.. all guarantees Of prices Discontinued
CHICAGO Nov. 6.--These were to-daV's prices.
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NOT SHIP COMBINE BORROWING.
Rise In French Exchange Due to son, ethink
Else-MakeS Gold ENpOrt Point Higher.

Il was officially stated in Wall Street ycs-
terday that rumors connecting the financial
hackers of the International Marine Nayi-
CATION Company. the eamship combina
ton, with the borrowing Of money III Paris
were absolutely and unequyocally false
The rumors We're based upon London
cable dispatches received in Wall Stree,
which said that further advance of a cen.
time which had occurred in French ea
change yesterday was believed in London
financial quarters to he due to the obtain
ing OF loans in Paris by leading American
firm which was backing the shipping com
pine, The proceeds Of these loans. the
dispatches said, We're being RENTED t.
London in connection with PAYMENTS nov
being made for the combines purchaser
In the opinion of the local foreign ex
change bankers Yesterday there is littIe
chance or any gold being exported TO Europe
inns week, but these bankers were dis-
inclined to make long-rang pre- iictions.
demand sterling ruled around si.sea0.
gool Deal OF interest was evinccd regarc..cc
the advance which had taken place In M
price OF sterling in Paris Of / centims 7,
,he isis OF 20 fr. lie, Tnis advance in s,sr-
ing az faris makes the gold eSport point
here 20 points higher. permitting a mod
losing gold. s'' -
Receipts of the Government. in nav,a,,
Tor customs duties were again very heavy
yesterday. amounting TO Sa97 sol. MAKING
a total since last Friday Of 81 ,eI5.a la. The
~. cna'e 90, states snh-Treasury paid yesterday
Sl.s,70? Tor bonds Of the face value of sIso
600. The Bank Of British North Amer,
Is advised Of the arrival of $40 900 in COLI
from the klondike at San Francisco AMI
mas also been notifiel that $500 ,OOO from
aus, taiia Is que TO arrive al San Francisco
on NOV, H. these amounts will be trans.
ferred through the Sub-Treas,irv 10 New
York by telegraph.
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DIVIDEND. AND INTtREST

The Board OF Directors of THE AMERICAN
COTTON OIL COMPANY has this day declared a
semi .annua. Dividend of Three Per Cent. upon the
Preferred Stock. pay able December l. 1917? and
Dividend OF SIX Per Cent. upon the Common stock
of the Company. payable Ia two iusialmcnts as
follows -Four Per Cent. on December l. lpo? and
Two Per Cent on June !, 1909, at the Banking
House OF Win>ow. Lanler Il Company. II Nassau
Street. New York city.
The Transfer Books of the Company. FOX Div,.
dends payable December l. 1902. Will be closed
At P. NJ. November H. 1872. and will remain
closed until 10 \. NJ. December :. 1902.
The Common Stock Transfer books. for that por.
ton OF Dividend upon the Common Stock payable
June |. 1903. Will u, closed at p. NJ. May To- 1903
and Will remain closed until 10 \. NJ. June :? 1903.
u STUS T. RALPH. Secretary.
Dated NoVcrnher T. iqsI1.
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Live stock Market.

THURSDAY. Nov. A.
i'cceipts ~ beeves were 1871 head mainly con
signed direct. No sales reported. Dressed bee
stead: city dressed native sides 7aiiisc. per
ID: Texas beet 6a"ac Cables quoted American
steers nj l2i7 dlfc. dressed weight Refrigerator
beet a, 100 per III No exports to- day
Rcceip'S Of calves. all for the market we're IA
head; SIP head on sale, all told NealS ruled Steady
Other calves very dull About ?75 calves weis
unsold NcalS sold Al - 50 SIS per ion lbs CTS
dressed ,calS. general sales. 10 ia per 10
Receipts OF sheen aud lambs. ali for the inarke'
were 2,77s head 2il2 cars on sale all told. Bo,t
sheep and lambs weak IN price and very dun Ahout
II cars OF stock were unsold. Reported sales Of
sheep were az 2.Gf337'1 per 100 lbs not includ
lng bunch for export at $a75; OF lambs al $50 4
S2S including deck OF CansdaS A. s'-S. Dressed
mutton, 5dsl3c. per ID; dressed mbs, f3aac.
Receipts OF hogs were 800 head, about a CIR
on sale STEADY S'a'r hogs eel" ~ ss as per ln0lbS
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

Tn" 1t Louis and san Francisco Railroad
Company has declared quarterly dividend
OF per cent on its second preferred stock,
payable Dec. I
Tn" Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad
Company has declared n quarterly dividend
OF y. per cent on it's guaranteed stock, pay
able Dec |
The Diamond Match COMPANY has de-
pa yable Dec I?
The Dalr-West Mining Company has de.
cared monthly dividend of 90 cents a
SHIRE. paynhle Nov 10
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Wheat declined A small fraction early IN the day
owing 10 pretty heavy Liquidation at Chicago by
elevator Interests. selling % December hy leading
operators, some commission house liquidation and
ing encouraged by better weather Rut the press
ne TO sell soon abaed, and. covering OF shorts
a continued good demand for flour and cash wheat
al the Northwest and rather liberal clcarances
from the scaboard especially OF -four, prices rallied
Towards the close, however. renewed Liquidation
impaired an easier tone Then. too u was denied
thar all OF the reported sales OF whea, and hour TO
were fcaturee~ and had little weight Paris was
unchanged to IS cen'imcs higher. English markets
we're unchanged 10 lsd, higher and Bufpp'>t Ad &.
Nanccd kr. while Berlin was unchanged 10 !, Mk
lower. Foreign houses both bought and sold In
a small way. 81. Louis and Kansas city rccciNe ed
go ooo bush, against only 5000 last year. and the
total primary receipts were AZ 600 bush. aeslns'
bbls. OF nour and ?5o 800 bush. OF wheat, Mime.
'.u,ro
on and that country stocks will decrease 2.ocA 100
hush. for the week. The Price current says that
growing wheat Is In me condition. with more
scattered reports q! nv, but that Martial returns
indicate the average sliahtly less than last year;
North Dakota reported the sale OF 20 cars to 80 10
the Paclnc Coast for mixing purposes. Bartlett,
Frazier Co. said: In the absence Of outside
speculation We are Inclined to look for lower prices
especially " receipts At primary points keep mp
50 large Corn was nrmcr early In the day on
smaller receiris at Chicago than expected. the
Armour bulnr, lisht offerings and covering OF
shorts. But later on there was reaction on colder
We ather, which brought out conSlde rable long
corn and also led TO more or less short selling,
especlaly as the cash trade continued dun and
some country advices reported that the yield Is
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The curb market to-day showed but little
of tho activity which was displayed in yes
terday's market and the dealings were gem
orally within narrow ra ,Se Prices in the
late trading, however, showed a considerably
i>>u"s While the common ruled generally
steady. the preferred showed decided weak
a., per cent, from s2i. to ST; the bonds on
ireer offerings declined !, to 80; Northern
Securities was generally steady, although
day. there was a better inquiry for the Sea-
hoard issues which showed frmer tone In
the initial dealings, but reacted slightly at
the close The copper shares We're generally
quiet, " It'll the exception Of United. which
continued strong and active. around 81. "a ~.
Greene Copper wss shade of on compare
lively light dealings Standard OIL lost about
points, due TO the postponement of action
on the dividend until the middle OF the month
Virginia Coal and Coke issues were dull and
slightly lower
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COMMERCIAL.
Another Drop In Cotton on the Neil Est.
mate. Good Weather. Lower Gables
and General selling TRAIN Eirner
Early. but Reacts Later--Weather Bet.
ter-COfYce Easicr--PrO, islOns Irrexu,sr.

THURSDAY, Nov 6.-GRAIN--Wheat--
was firm. sales, 10000 bush. mainly for
export here and at the outports No red
in elevator lc. under December. No North
ern Duluth. 2t.c, over December: No 1 North
ern New York, 2c. over. Northwestern re-
ceipts we're s7i cars. against ao7 last week
and S3l last year, Chicago 81. against o.
last week and III last year. Futures closed
&c. to &c. lower. Sales. 100000 bush
Prices As follows,
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Ottltiti LEGAL NOTICES.
IMPORTANT TO TAxPAYERs
DEPARTMENT or FINANCE.

! T..
BUREAU ToR THE CoLLEcTiON OF TAXES
No. 81 CHAMBERS. 81. lSrEWAIl'r BriLDINGj.
NOTICE Is HEREbHY GlHHN 10 al p t
before the nlst day OF November OF tie said year,
of Taxes. at his Once IA the ~ rough IN wnicn the
pr aRor Is io ca * ui239TTy x
street, Manhattan y. y:
BoRoTGH OF THE BRONX. corner Third and
BOROUGH or BROOhLYN, Rooms :. T. and :
Municipal Building. Brooklyn, y. y:
and Fifth street, Long Island City, y. Y:
BOROUGH OF RICHMOND. corner Ray and
Sand streets, Stapleton, Staten Island y. =.
VIII charge receive and collect upon such taxes 81
ssninS UNPAID on thaS day In edition to The
amount thereof a, provided by sections aG and sis
Of the Grca,er New York Charter Chapter 81,
DAVID T. AUSTEN, Receiver of Taxes,
TrskMES5t e rHt CITY REc6RD Of Noy 13hsF
Court and the entcrng IN the BUREAU Tor the col.
s or s TN sGS A5Ts e
nfoll9Ying named stree, IN the BOROUGH OF THE
yfPr w$ FE& Gcr9 rom Ra6 ses E Frs5s
To- Interval hyenue, between Ia;, 18TH street
and East iaelh stree. Confirmed august II. 1915?
o,... -, EDWARD n CROFT Comptroller.
CITY OF Ne" NorN, November ,, 1917?
TIsfMrNT in the CITY RECORD OF Nove a1o TN 9
Court and the cn'erne in the Bureau ior TIE Col
Tor opGviNG tV6 &C SurRiVG Tir f,'i 10 ,fe
f,olowlng named street IN the BORoCGHOr TIL
ssTH WARD, SECTIONS II AND u. EAST
nuc 10 webster Avenue. Confirmed Angus, I,
EDWARD " GRoj'T. Comptroller.
IllN o. View YORK, NoN"Nher > 100.
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turing out much larger than expected: Inn
Price Current says there Is no nateflal cndnge ~
the situation: that most reports reflect much SOY
and chAry. Oats were dun and featnfeteS n:
fuctuatng with other cereals. Country onethsN
we're moderate. There was a slow cash trade Al,
FLo,R.-pull and steady. sales. SOU Dbl
Receipts were n pl5 btls. and tu3bl SACKS, eNPoI
II .s7 bhlS and s ~? sacks. Winter IN bills supet
nne s?.e5as?.75: No. .. extra. ,?odCS; cie sir
81 iOa 81 25 straights s33sas3 IS. patents, S,si
AZ ~, Sprng In bhls: CI,ars IS iogf3 S. stralghts
a. 100 IS S. patents. s3scas rye oour. IS 100
ass $1,000,
Co!ros.-Spot cotton here was unchanged
Sales ~ bales for spinning and 400 delivered on
contracts, Niddling, $500. against ls.iT "a
year. New Orleans and Gulf s75c against 10
savannah declined iGc. and Norfolk ana -,
Louis isc. Liverpool declined points ON w,
SPOT with sales OF 500 bales futures decllned
5to points hut iecoNc cred 10 Of the loss. MAN
chester steady. The movement 10 day was -
follows:
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A Liberal Education and Benediction
are the Church's best giit - rs sons. Every
father who teaches his children to read rHH
SON givss them an education and . blessing.
ADV.
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\ Neiil estimate Of II .5O0nD to u 900 90 bale
q decline Of 10 To I? american points In Liverpool
favorable weather and what looked Ike clCu~
liquidation caused another decline IN cotton. tn"
Idea IN the room was thatWall street was llquiia'
Ing the straddle recently made by buying Januat'
and selling March. that Is sales were being mad
of January and purchases of March and there was
an idea too. that this bull element was buying
May Certainly brokers who often act for ~"
price contingent were buying that month, AZ
one time local and New Orleans orders to buy
caused rally but In the main II WAS Day OF llnuida
ton and depression Wall street. New Oriean.
and spot houses sold not to mention room traders
Including well known German operatorS. ThefT
WAS an Impression TO night that the decline ha :
gone As far or about at far aS y can be expected
go At the present time a. the local short ntetes
has evidently been considerably Increased and sftet
steady decline OF late a rally on general PRIV
oiples would agree with previous cxperi
CoYYEF Rio on the spot WAS dun and easy
5i,c. for No. I. Sales 500 bars Naracaibo. Fu
lures were unchanged TO points lower. closing
steady. Hayre advanced /, Z. Hamburg declinei
!. pfc American warehouse deliveries; i+oo"has
Rio was unchanged; receipts. H. coo bags; stock
cas- nm. xchanre. 10 l SD Santos was unchanged
receintS. BOO bags. stock. iSf3"". Prices het'
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Auction sales.
OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE Ron
YORK, OCTOBER 20. 1902
SALE OF UNCLAIMED pRorERrY.

ON MONDAY. NOVEMBER 10. laO?. Al 10 81
" NJ, pursuant 20 section ~ Of the Revised ord
nances OF 1881 the President of the Dor ough OF Nhn
hsltan VIII sell ~ public auction, hy Brl van t.
Kennedy. Auctlonecr. the following unclaimed
articles, namely:
stands, booths, abandoned household furniture.
pfnce furniture, pusa carts bricks blanks barrels
ptoement and lille. building material carts trucks
packing boxes, slot m1"hlucS. Iron beams, nag
stones, boohaCk stands, electric signs factory
materials. milk cans. etc
] The sale vii begin a. the Corporation Yard
No. 800 West one Hundred and Twenty third
street. thence to West i'ry sixth street between
Eleventh avenue and Twelfth avenue, thence to
foot OF Nvlngton street. East river
TERMS Or SALE
Gosh payments In oankablr funds at the time
and place OF sale, and the entire removal of the
articles bv the purchaser OF purchasers within
thrre days after The sale
~ the purchaser or purchasers falls or fail "a
remove the erti les within the time specified he
or they shall forfeit his or their pure haSc money
and the ownership OF the goods purchased
JACOB !. CANTOR.
President Borough OF Manhattan
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oPcn' ViGh lou Clo,- r1v
ing cS. ino Ntoh,
R R.S'mo'r rs y. -, s.. q, p,

OATS wctc actIvc and Steady, sales, 25ool0 bush
closed UNCHANGED December, 3j.c, Rye was
htn,. No, western, Sc. e. T. Buffalo. Car
lots, Jersey and state, ST 10 sec nominal. track
Corn was steady Sales. ~ on bush. No. mixed
In elevator sc; No. white, csc No yellow
6S'. Futures closed unchanged to !, higher. sales
loo. oDn bush. nIlccS = fnllnMS. -
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OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE BOR.
OUCH or MANHATTAN. CITY HtiI. NEW
YORK, OCTOBER 81 1902

YORK. OCTOBER 81 no?
SALE or OLD BUILDINGS
NOTICE OF SALE BY ri BlIC MCriON-On
Tuesday, November II, 100, ~ 10 40 o clock 4 VI
the President OF the Borough OF Manhattan will
sell al public auction through Bryan Kennedy
Auctioncer, the buildings or parts OF buildings
etc, within the lines Of One Hundred ana Twentieth
street. between Amsterdam avenue and Morning
siic avenue,
i he sale viii takc place on the ground. \ plan
and description OF The buildings. etc. may hr
examined al the Once OF the Commissioner ~
Public Works Room snd. No. 81 PARK row.
TERMS or SALE.
Cash payment In hankablc funds At the time
and place OF sale and the entire removal OF build
in9s parts OF bullaingS, etc, from the street by
the purchaser or purchasers within twenty t20i
days after me sale " the purchaser or purchasers
fails fall 20 effect the removal within that time
he they shall forfeit his or their purchase money
and the ownership OF thu buildings, parts Of build
ings, etc.
JACOB \. CANTOR,
, President Borough Of Manhattan.
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The only Newspaper That Gathers All tho
News
Of the world through its own corresponds mt
70 the one which is able to say that III YOU
- II In TIE SUN II . 90. ADV.
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TIE OUTSIDE MARKET.

fEi-oivldend. .Exrlghu
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CENTRAL NEW ENGLAND.
DAILY TREASURY REPORT.

1851 sursS.ii5 Inc. SO,
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CLOSING PRICES.

sEI dividend.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-05-06
RINGLING BROS, CIRCUS.

Biggest Show that Ever Travelled to
Visit this City in Few Weeks.
Arrangements have been completed
for the appearance Of Ringing Bros.
famous combined circus, menagerie
and hippodrome in Canton, Wednesday,
May %. Ringing Bros circus is now
undoubtedly the largest travelling
amusement institution in the world
and II is run upon such high plan as
to win the appreciation of every COM
munity in which 1t exhibits. Its per-
formances are always high-class and
thoroughly up-to-date, and Ringing
Day is always day to be remembered
with pleasure.
John O'Brien, the most famous and
successful of all trainers, presents for
the first time his marvelously-beauti
equine ballet militant-the most aston
ishingly-gorgeous display of equine
training and horsemanship ever at
tempted The splendid company Of
aerialists includes the famous Dunbars,
from Australia; the Pettits, the Try
Bell Sisters, the wonderful Holloway
Trio of mid-aid wire gymnasts, and
scores of others equally remarkable.
The Nelson Family of ten men, women
and children are the top liners of a
noble assembly of the worlds greatest
acrobats, and 40 clowns furnish the
comedy element Of the great show
The Davenports, the Hobsons, the
and John and Michael Rooney
are among the celebrated riders. Capt
Webb brings his great company Of Jug
Cling seals direct from Paris; Prof.
Wood presents his dog and pony circus
for the first time, and Pearl Souders
introduces scores of new and wonderful
tricks in his amazing performance Of
20 big and little elephants.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-05-06
HERE IS A
Chance For You.

Rev. c. b. Henthorne. ID. D., pastor
Of the First NJ. E. church, Uhrichs-
vile, Ohio, says:
/ would as soon rob orphan children
of money that should buy them
clothes and hush the cry for bread as
to awaken a false hope in the minds Of
the afflicted. have known OF Life
Plant by it's use in my own family,
when its benefits have been very ap-
parent as household remedy. l re-
gard 1t as one of the best blood and
stomach remedies on the market.
Many of the persons whose testimoni-
ais are herewith submitted are known
to me as honorable citizens whose
word can be fully trusted.
For sale by c. N. Nye & Son. Roth
& Hug, c. w. Rooms, e. p. Shanafelt.