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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-19
Murphy & Co.'s Qnc) Cotton Letter
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 NEW YORK Feb. Is,-The early cotton market was irregular and dull. the opening prices showing points advance. but imme- diately after the opening and In a twinkling prices went off and the record stood points net decline. Absence of new features was marked. There nothing new from any quarter and the situation has resolved itself into a question of ability of the longs to hold out and carry the market to the point they profess they intend to do unless the large army of small holders content with small profits cut loose and this will demoralize the market. Indications were for receipts at all ports 2S ooo against 22 900 last year The Interior half weekly receipts were heavy. but this not unexpected and the showing frightened some buyers who believed in a fur ther little temporary break. Liverpool report ed a decline of points. Alabama reports are that the fertilizer trade is improving rap idly and considerable is being hauled to the plantations. Very little blowing has been done far. although the weather has been good It Is claimed that the Atlantic States evi- dences of exhaustion are unmistaKable Bears unable to comprehend the significance of advance in price pointing to the Egyptian and Indian crops. which thev say are going to be immense and the fact has been ignored they say. and It may be added that the bulls regard with supreme contempt at the present. time the extent of crops other than American no matter how immense they ma prove
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-19
R. M. Scale & Co. s Cotton Letter

IHy Sp~cisI J..a:at WIre
 NEW ORLEANS. Feb. iS-Liverpool today reported retail business in spots, tho sales amounting 10 6, 900 ta.es lnly with prices un- changed. though stated being in buye s favor, and deliveries received a setback to . the extent of 2-64. The course of the Eng fish market had no perceptible influence n this side Opening prices here were practically uncnangsd. but the provneotA of 'ib -n' VI weekly interior movement and free estimates Of receipts at New Orlean- anl lat fo tomorrow supplied bears with frc,h courage ana persuaded adntiona1 I'quidati n by iimi l longs. forcing slight decline. Offerings of this character were readily absorbed howeve by those entertaining confident view of tn :, situation and prices subsequently, grew very steady. Closing quotations are about points hirher than yesterday.
 The explanation for such a steady condition of the market in the face of continued heavy receipts may be found in numerous private advices from various sections of the belt. re porting practical exhaustion of uncounted in teror stocks.
 The recent advance in price is said to have proved very attractive that interior hold CTS have disposed freely of the- remaining lots and the large movement at present is at tributed in a measure to that fact Meanwhile the tone of actual cotton continues firm and traders are waiting for the promised drop in receipts to materalize. ;<
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-19
New York Cotton Futures.
New Orleans Spot Cotton

NEW ORLEANS Feb. Is-spot cotton was firm today with fair demand. Sales. 395o bales Including $50 to arrive Quotations upJ changed
 The fmture market. notwithstanding unfa- vorahIe Liverpool which Is 2-s4 down. opened at about vesterdav's closing prices. Trading was on narrow lines for while after the call hut the heavy estimates of receipts at both New Orleans and Houston for tomSrrow frightened tirid lOpos who unlNade1 the narket which had but IL lA supp rt from tho p-ofessfonal hulls until NAv touch>' 27 A this point th-re was some huvirE wNich cause A reaction that lasted until the rl ree vh"n prices showed ret losses nf points Feb -uary a net gain of points on August and 2 points on the othe~ positions.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-19
Weather Conditions.
IFor past txentx-four hours. l

The northwestern storm center continues over Eastern New Yoik, giving brisk to high wIn Is and rain or snow over the Lake Region ani hurries as far south Jacksonville. r la
 while the downfiOw of air from an area of nearly normal pressure over the Mississippi Valley is giving moderately cold weather over the eastern half of the couptry. with f eez ing line dipping southward to Northern Flori- cept along the northern border, though a de cided depression over Western Texas is caus ing warmer in the Southwest. while an the of high" over the Pacific No thwes Is giving somewhat colder over that region
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-19
Available supplv of orain.

NEW YORK, Feb io-Special cable and telegraphic communications to Bradstreet's s show the following changes in available sup plies from last account:
 Wheat-Unted States and Canada east of the Rockies decreased s93 900 bushels: afioat for and in Europe decreased 200 ooo bush els: total supply decreased 7s3 900 bushels
 Corn-United States and Canada east of the Rockies. decreased 43s GOO bushels
 Oats-United States and Canada east of the Rockies. decreased 325, 900.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-19
New York Coffee and Sugar.

NEW YORK. Feb. Ie-sugar-Raw, firm: fair refining. 3M: centrifugal s6 test s%; moiasses sugar. 2N:Nreinsd. firm.
 Coffee-Spot Rio dull; No. invoice. 5X mild market, dull: Cordova, s6i2 Coffee flu lures opened steady with prices unchanged and for the rest of the session followed an uneventful course with speculative activity an unknown factor The foreign market news again today was lacking in special feature and the statistical situation was quite in keeping with general ideas. There were few commission house orders In hand and the tall ent were slow to take the initiative in a new movement. Closed quiet net unchanged To- tai salea "a SOO haze ipc1udip0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-19
New York Spot Cotton

NEW YORK Feb. a-Cotton-Quiet. mid ding. 8 3-l6; net recelnt~ a27: gross I,- 7o7; sales. 4s7: stock l2o.4s2
 Total to'av-Net reccints, 27 e73; exports to Great Britain. l. l7o; to France 4 oe4; stock. SOP. 4S7.
 Consolidated--Net receipts 7o o4e; exports to Great Britain. l ao9 to France. 4 o64 to the continent 27 oe4.
 Total since Sept Net rece pts, 62Io,I7I' exports to Great Britain. 2 3s3 6A5; t6 France, 59i, l37; to the continent. eo7 496
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-19
The Peach Legend.

Almost all fruits and flowers have their legend One about the peach comes from couple were searching for food by the roadside. The woman found a peach. which she would not eat of. though starving. till she could share it with her husband. He cut 1t exactly in half. when an infant leaped forth It was one of the gods, who had he said. accidental lv fallen out of the peach orchard of heaven while playing. He told them to plant the stone of the peach, and it brought them happiness. friends and wealth.
 Read in this paper what the critics of la rta af AIx. l.x
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-19
l The State Abstract

., -.-" -- :.
 T., PINCKARD, Tk1OhINGTON, Attorney.
 
 1 whe desired s5oooo0 City and cent oonntese9 , ...s :, ;  farnnla with offered this etata TRANSACTIONS CLOSED PROMPTLY WITHOUT DELAY. Alabama address chas Union Springs At. torneys Greensboro. Homeomce.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-19
New Orleans Sugar and Molasses.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. Io.-Sugar strong open kettle 2saI2&; open kettle centrifugal 3m3%; centrifugal granulated and whites MolassesEStrong; open kettle. il129: cen trifugal, 7G7h.
 Syrup-Nomnal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-19
Cincinnati Provisions.

CINCINNATI. Feb. s-Flour-steady. Lard-Quiet at S9.i5 . Bulk meats-Firm at SS S5. Bacon-Steady at S9.75. Whiskey-Steady at SI.3I. Sugar-Quiet.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-19
St. Louis Provisions,

ST. LOUIS, Feb. Is-Flour-weak: red Win ter patents Sa 9o64.o5: extra fancy and straight S345G3 60: clear. S3 2o93 35
 whiskey-Steady at SI.3i.
 Dry salted meats--Boxed dull extra shorts and clear ribs. SS 62Ia; clear sides sS 87h Bacon-Boxed dull;, extra shorts and clear ribs. Ss. s.37h; clear sides. s9. 62ls
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-19

The Coosa and Upper Alabama will fall slowly during the next two days, and the Middle and Lower Alabama will begin to fall during Wednesday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-19
Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON, Feb. I6-Treasurv balances exclusive of the gold reserve, show avaiIabl. eash q balance of sI72 iso 2oe; gold. sse
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-19
MARKETS FOR FUTURES THE ENGLISH CABLES BETTER
 THAN EXPECTED.  4ovlces from Southern Spot Centres were Also Firmer-Close Very
 steady, Unchanged to 4 ls Points Gain.

o. NEW YORK. Feb. Is-The cotton market rasnsS auIet ana steady with prices ju2 tSts tS nener In keeping with better cables from SNs. So xEneisn ma ket and firmer advices from ve.nefn ss spot centres than expected. Soon af
 sel Ine cali the room lost its bullish cony,c
 uons ana adopted the bear side and slowly. but ,sIy, the market eased ofY Liverpool re-
 ,NycIansly responded to this decline and inc NeM orleans market was influenced to some ss. en. as well. At midday the estimates for .oniorroWs New Orleans and Houston receipts ulaoe .ne their appearance and were far larger tnan . expected. The room at once put out ai
 uIuohai snort lines and smaller holders lost .aItn . m their position and sold out May was forced on to 8. 50 and gave every indication q
 IuIther weakening under the combined pres. sure, put when least expected large Wa,
 street buying orders came to the front and commission houses bid for big blocks of Ma
 ana July Not until May had reached ss would the bears believe that a DO itiye i'm
 prove'nent was at hand. Then a wild rush to cover sent that option up to 8. 60 and other months in proportion. Through ut the lat
 session the trading was ver-s active ani gen erHi With shorts excited and feverish buyers at top prices Fear that Liverpool will come much higher in the morning on the showin
 made by the New York market tonight urged snorts on and stimulated new buying The cnansed to 4 points higher. March cotton was picked up esgerly by well known commission broker leading to the belief that on delivery day the actual cotton will be wanted by par
 ties lonp on that option
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-19
Money and Exchange.

NEW YORK, Feb. l8.-Money on call steady at 2G2a per cent.
 Prime mercantile paper 4d4h per cent. Sterling exchange firm with actual business in bankers buls at 4.87$ for demand and at 4. 84ai @l4 e4Es for GO days; posted rates. {. 85h and 4.S6.
 Commercial hills. 4.84K64. .s5N. Bar silver 55h; Mexican dollars. 43% Government bonds steady State bonds in- active; railroad bonds, firm.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-19
Kansas City Live Stock.

$500 natives 400 Texans and 300 calves; steady
 Choice export and dressed beef
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-19
20 CENTS OFF THE DOLLAR FOR
 CASH.

Now is your chance to save money on shoes. Prettiest stock in Mont gomery to select from. More up-.o- date styles than you can find in any othe: store. Bullock 6 Fleming,
 The Leading Shoe House
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-19

A man who does things is one who is alive to the very tips of his fingers. He is alert always on the watch for opportunities He does not give dleness tiINe tn dissip7te him He fights against that common nnsl9dy known tired feeling" and conquers it.-FebTu- ary Success.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-19

rash quotations were follows: FIour-Steady
 wheat-No. 3 Spring, 7so7sh: No. 2 red, No 2 oats. 4sx: No. ? white. 45@4sh: No. white. 43%d46.
 Mess pork. Ter Dbl, SIS 7o6 I5 75. Lard per 100 lbs, S9.2Sas.27N. Short rib sides Qoose). 'S6 3SGs SO Dry saited shoulders (boxedl. 79zk Short clear sides (boxed>, S9. 75nS 95. whiskey. basis of high wines. sl.2s.
 New York Dry Goods. NEW YORK. Feb. I9.-The dry goods mar ket today showed some improvement in vol tune of business. Exporters are now putting forward more bids for heavy brown cottons no advance Staple prints were strong. ging- hams were very scarce irrespective of prices Cotton hosiery and underwear wereSquiet and unchanged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-19
Liverpool Cotton Futnres.
Cotton at tho Ports

cotton at tho FortS
 NEW ORLEANS-Firm; sales. 3,e5o: ordi nary l5-l6. good ordinary, 77-l6; low middling. 7l3-l6. middling. 93-I6: good middling, e-l6; middling fair. 5-l6: re- eepts, s4Ie; stock 352 sol
 GALVESTON-F'irm: middling 8 o-l6: sales 100, receipts. 10 777; stock, lso: ?4l
 MoBILE-F1sm: middling. ek: sales. 800 receipts .l2l. stock. 25. IA o SAVAoN.NAH-StsAdy; 1o. oos1 miaa,1ns' a So2 TO- CHARLEsToN-Firm niddling. 8 s-le: re- ceigss I;ssI: stoSS i7.ssS sx. ceinta, oeI; stock is. 94e
 NoRFo1 K-sseaay, niSdiine. s&; sA,ss. Iss: rsSsinss q sai stock: H1 1ss6 ss. ". ceapts e45; stock, aeie.
 KoST oN-oulet; mldaltns. ls-le; nss rs- ceipts 2A6; gross, .I2O. / PHTLADELPAIA-He Heiiday; stock 4.45o ST. LOU1S-Steady; mfddlin9. o-t6' sales 2S receipts 5 6oe: stock. S3,4S3
 -. ------.a.-..- ..a 1 AnA I.ttar.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-19

WILMINGTON. Feb. ls.-Turpentine- Quiet and steady at 4oik@4Iia; receirts g.
 Rosin-Firm at ll2h6I.I7h; receipts. 6e9 Crude turpentine-ouiet at sl 35q2 50; re- , Tar-steady at I2o; receipts 2I7
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-19
New Orleans Cotton Futures.

ehA-Te k4soeA me and thAn he noppeed He-MAn's usual fate. Shs-Hnw? He-1os on coral reefs Philadelphia Recbrn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-19
Naval Stores.

SAVANNAH Feb. Is-Turpentine-Firm at 42; receipts. 72; sales 34; exports, 6I
 RosIn-Firm; receipts. 3.25e; sales 257s; exports 32o7: A, R. c. D. Si.27ts F. sl 32h; F. SI 37h: G, sI.45: H. SI.5o; I, Si.75; K. S2. .35; NJ, SAYS; N, S3.25; window glass. $3 60; water white. S365.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-19
MaRKS < GAYLE
 Cotton Merchants.
DAILY COTTON oUoTATIoNs FOR MONTGOMERY.
Based upon American Standard Clssstn cation and actual sales yesterday:
LOCAL COTTON MARKET.

Port receipts today, e7.673 port receipts lest year. 22 54e. Estimated receipts tomor- row: ouston, 900 to 5 800. against 6.364; New Orleans. I4 900 to iNooo. against I,IS3.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-19

Three thousand newspapers and 900 letters are received by King Edward every day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-19
Local Cotton Market

Quotations for spot cotton in the iccal nia, kst yefterday were follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-19
Temperature and Precipitation

For selected Southern stations during hours ending a. m, Feb, 8, eo2:
 Temp Precl, STATIONS Max Min rr
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-19

CHARLESTON. Feb, Is.-rurpentine and rosin-JInchanged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-19
River Forecast.

Indicates rise. Indicates fall.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-19
Auditorium Board Meets Today.

The Board of Directors of the Audito- rum Company will have meeting at 12 o'clock today in the rooms of the Com- mercial and Industrial Association. An additional member of the Board will be elected in the place of Fred Kirtland, re- signed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-19

lead in this paper what the critics of
 anta say of MT. Bauer. -adv.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-08-08
NOUN TAIN OF SALT.

Probably one Of the greatest natural
cur.csitics in the world, whose existence
IS bur little known, Is the great noun
taia Of salt located at Cordcna' Spain.
IN the foothills Of the Pyrenecs This
marvel stands in dreary and inacees-
sibIe region, OF the highway Of travel.
and is only reached 10y drive Of TWEEN
ty-five miles in mule cart
A recent party OF scientists VISITED
this giant salt mountain and reported
some interesting facts regarding the
same. The mountain Is several thons
aud feet high aud Is estimated to con
tain 800 O10. 0e1 tons of rock salt. This
enormous quantity Of salt is made more
apparently by the fact that the border
inc country Of France consumes 'oO'oV'
tons year, so that this mountain aion'
could furnish France with enough sal
10 last for 700 years.
Tie mountain is on private iano' AM
i ONLY worked TO limited extent.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-08-08
GNE HUNDRED YEARS
De Ih0USERS

Most people will be surprised 70 hear
that trousers. as a present worn bY the
male portion of humanity. have just
cclcaated their centenary, but. accord
ing Il L1ndon Fashion, such j. nm
e3uUfcdly the case. They "eamc IN
on account 40 the high living prevalent
a hundred years ago. This produced a
good deal OF gout, whose twinges tie
tight fitting costume in use 40 that pc
rioa made unbcarable Hence tho ln-
vcnion Of the wider form Of garment,
which soon became popular and was
adopted by many royal pegsonages at
home and abroad Among the dandies
Of the period. however, the new style
was regarded with contempt, aud whc'
Alnacks wae at its height as fashion
able resort TIE great Duke of Yelling
ton was once refused admission beeaus
! he presented himself in trousers instea'
of the lfor that timel orthodox neihe
garments. 50 far has their sway no'
extended that they threaten 70 suppian
even the Scottish kilt.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-08-08
Three Attacks Were Made by a
Band OF Men in Ambush at
shenandoah, Pa.
EIGHTH REGIMENT CALLED TO ARMS
A Double Guard. Supplied With Ball
Cartridges. Surrounds the Camp,
With Instructions TO Shoot.
Lithuanian Is Under Arrest in the
Guard House and the Provost
Marshal Is on the Trail
of Others.

shenandoah, Pa, Aug 4.-The en-
tire Sth regiment was called to arms
during Saturday night as a result of
three attacks made by band Of men
In ambush who threw stones at the
troops now in camp on the plateau
outside OF the town. These attacks
are becoming so frequent that Brig.
zen. Goblin has decided to adopt stern
measures to end them Sunday night
double guard supplied with ball
cartridges surrounds the camp and
the sentries have been instructed thar
IL Saturday nights stone throwing is
repeated they must shoot 10 kill and
investigate afterwards. One Of the
attacking party, a IithuniaR named
William Stoppanitz. is under arrest
and is confined in the guard tent. and
the provost marshal is on the trail of
others. 1t is not known how many
We're in the crowd. hut the officers of
the sth regiment believe the number
10 have been more than a dozen.
The first attack. according to Col.
Theodore +. Hoffman was made az
lO:45 o'clock Saturday night. Pri-
vate Payne. of Company /, on sentry /
duty. saw party OF men on the Ma
hanoy Cit road which separates the
camp OF the Sth regiment from the
18th. He commanded the men to halt /
and called the corporal of the guard.
but before the latter could respond a
shower of stones and rocks were
thrown at the sentry. One rock
struck him on the chest. knocking him
DOWN and causing his gun to fan
rom his hands. He Immediately
Jumped up and fired several shots in
he air. AS he did SO the men ran
ss ,.s, s .srs,s.rs ma se oSSS5SS WIKI
rad been stationed some distance from
he camp. heard the shots and one OF
he pickets captured Stoppanitz as he
came running down the road. the
others escaped.
The noise of the firing and the bu-
gle call to arms stirred up the izth
regiment and the governors troop 81
which is located close TO the
sth regiment. Col Clement. OF the
18th regiment, sent out attachments
10 investigate the trouble. as did also |
Cant OFT. in command OF the cavalry. |
The sth regiment, Col. Hoffman SAID
was under arms and ready for action
In three minutes Another thorough
investigation was made without result
and then the command, after standing
in formation for so minutes, was call
ed 10 quarters and not again dis
turbed
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-08-08
a HEAVYWEIGHT PREACHER,

Probably the most corpu-
lent preacher in the state is
Rev. Joel L. Watson a Meth
odist minister residing at
Summer Shade. lie has
weighed over 800 pounds.
but at present he Is some
what reduced in flesh, and
weighs only 455 pounds.
He has charge of a circuit
and is a very popular minis
ter. His wife weighs les
than 100 pounds, and the
couple have refused many
| offers from museum man
acers.-Cor. Winchester sun
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-08-08
MURDERS HIS WIFE.
IL OUR NElGHBOR COUNTY OF
BALLARD.

The authorities at Wick
life have arrested one Thorn
as Edwards, white. accused
OF the brutal murder Of his
wife, near that place, sun
day night.
The woman's body WAS
ioand lying across the /. c.
track near WickIife. She
had evidently been choked
to death, as finger marks
were plainly visible on her
throat, and her head and face
had been beaten and bruised.
Edwards. who claims
Nashville, Tenn, as his
home, and the unfortunate
woman had been travelling
across West Kentucky as
tramps. They had been seen
quarreling violently and
lighting OF several occasions
IN this section.
Sunday night it was SIP
posed, after a quarrel. that
Edwards choked and beat |
his wife to death and after |
wards placed the body on the
rails TO be maugled by AMI
Early train, thus hiding the
awful crime. 4 ttack-walk-
II found the body before the
rain had passed and word
vas quickly sent to Wick
lie. The alleged murderer
vas soon jailed. The evj-
lence is regarded as strongl
gainst the aroused. who {
vii soon have to answer Tor {
lie horrible deed. He de-
lines to talk. a
Edwards appears to be an s
.literate vagabond. !,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-08-08
REMARKABLE ORDEAL.
The Rope Broke and George Robinson
Was Hanged the Second Time.

Richmond. Va. Aug AT wise
Court House in the presence of a thou
sand people George Robinson, col
ored. was hanged for the murder OF
another Negro.
On the first drop the rope broke.
Robinson was brought up the steps on
the outside of the scaffold to be hang
ed the second time. and had to wait
until the sheriff went to a store 10 Sc
cure another rope. He was conscious
throughout the whole of this remarka
HE ordeal and did not show the faint
ast sign of collapse.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-08-08
IetsIY RIVER.
'~DfTIoNS on THE
ESISSIPPL
s Times Demoerat.)

IL fans Times Denoerat)
LID ppi River is the Dust
4 II whole country" saio
NO on the river great
49, don't believe it put.
y Is some time and make a
river a few hundred !
A. .th, no thoughtful man
~ enough to question the
tE lEehad eyer had any ex-
~ HE river. WIS reading
aiS, SMe time ago about the
arSs ,Aa, aud from the dcserip-
no. the sea ! ana inclinedWr
tlhi .e deposit S not init with
thS.s 2,e Mississippi The water
Of, g. charged With fine par
tics heavy particles IN the
wa,er leave the surface except
to 81, one point where an Oh
strucs 3sefts the current and
cause ahporary poise- il is thi'
comllsthach forms the immens'
bai-btI banks which we iine
ads r.ser. These formations Az
do ~ to the resistance en-
cot Il the current Of the river
Mj b. heavier PARTICLES OF tn
M SIN llSse formations. Tn
liah teles and the kind l hav
Ia sni this time, form sort G
rmk (which is waited here an
Tide b. winds which sweep th
.trsa have heard great man
nea "a Sc the idea that this dUi
.sas from the sandbars an
,ans the river during the d.
eas But there is nothing in tn
lain Z In viii explain SATISFACTORY
lie e.,.uf settling Of dust on Il
GA, t-ae .he Mississippi. it hlo'
NO alrm. settles on the deck al
tacf ei8sed portions Of the boat. Al
! ia-e e any other hind Of dr
,hicsss may hndin an ordinary 70
sriar dry season. There is q
iifs ~ that it IS possibly not so d
sd ~ has a greater cohesive po
+. r'-- 10 the thing u fails on.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-08-08

However slight at this time of year
"a - this climate. it is the forerunner
- malaria. A disposition 10 yawn, and
an All tired ont feeling even comes be
sore the chill. Herbine, by ITS prompt
stimnlatlye action on the liver, drives
The malrriai germs out OF the system
',nr,f;g "a he blood, tones mp the system
md re. ores health. soc at L. T. q w
S. Enobn's.