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The Metal Markets,

New York. Sept. 2-The local market FOR COP
per started on weak and lower, suffering from
Standard spot closed at 10. Oa11.I lie: lake n.5Sr
n.soc; electrOIy;Ic n.2San.5c. and casting %
sm;sc The EnsiLsh market rsPOTted an al
making spot 81 Us "a. and futures e. Is 81.
The domestic exports Of copper for the month 81
total exported since Jan. !. III. 80 tons. against
C.@s tons In the same period in last year. No
changes occurred In the English price Of ,po,
quoted fiD les. and futures fl1s s. Locally the
market was weak and lower at for
FOR spot London declined = 81: spot closing al
fI0 ISIS "a Spelter improved abroad. closing al
70 Iron In the Domestic market was quiet and
frTn at unchanged prices. Warrants nominal; No.
l fO,ndry NSrtherH Sos; No foundry North
l foundry Southern soft .szGe3. Glasgow cIo,ed
at sTs 81 and MIddIesboro at 5Ss.
Treasury Statement.
Warrington, SEPT. Available cash balanes
The Banks.
New To.k SEP. a1M9n.y On esr nm at g
sent Prime msre.n;lle p.per sssH per eent;
LEas.5 for sixty days: posted rates tGasS
and 4.E59Is Commercial bills i.aaiszS. Mex
State sSnds inactive RaiIrosa bonds armer.
chicago. Sept 2@c1earngs t;s.oss.tssi balances
EeisS4 Posted exchange IS sixty days: t-si5
Baltimore, Nd. Sept. 1-ceerins. nzT.zr;
sf hs4.s5 Ts1ts Mgnsy p, ssp; hal.
.aees ,i.g3.5s. ~
Phlaaelphis 2. seq. a-clssrins, Et.1s.-
Cincinnati. Sept. a-Money 4nas per cent.
New York exchange par 10 ic discount Clear
snees ,s.so.iH.
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NEW HIGH FIGURES MADE
BY STOCKS In WALL STREET.
MANY WESTERN RAILROADS
AMONG THE MOST ACTIVE.
Readings Take Large Share Of
Business on Strong Reports
of Strike Settlement.

New Ycrk. Sept THE resumption Of op-
sraaons in the stock market after the
triple holiday was accompanied by in
creased activity and strength in the entire
list. More than a score OF stocks estab-
lished new high records. among them being
Atchison COM, Canadian Pacific. Cleve-
land. Cincinnati and St Louis. Colorado
com. and p asIoI Missouri. Kansas and Texas
pfd., st. Louis Southwestern. Norfolk and
Western. Pennsylvania, Baltimore and
Island second pfd., Toledo. St. Louis and
Western com. and pfd.. Wheeling and Lake
Erie ION; ..s and ,s second gfd; and the ,s slSss,
were last weeks favorable hank statement
and the strength Of Americans abroad. Lon
2o.eco shares. chiefly Atchisons and Reading.
No specific news was heard to account for
the improved conditions and general en-
coalers concerning which there appeared
20 be a fast increasing belief In high cir
eles that the strike is nearing an end.
READING COMMON CLOSES AT TOP.
Reading com. was the feature. scoring 9
net advance o. IS points and closing at the
highest figure of the day on transactions
o5e'o1arier Of the DAYS total operations.
tn other Reading issues made material
gains. as did also Lackawanna- Delaware
Fries. There were rumors that the heavy
buying OF Reading COM had unwittngiy
created a condition savoring OF a corner.
the buying of this stock came in large part
from houses supposed TO represent inside in
terests-
To a great extent the strength of the
Western railroads was ascribed to the bet
ter outlook, resulting from the new agree
ment TO advance grain rates to last springs
basis from Missouri River to Chicago and
ST. Louis points. Railroad returns, as re-
ported for July. were IN the main satisfac-
tory. Such properties as Louisville and
Nashville, Union Pacific, st. Paul, Norfolk
and western, wabash. Minneapolis and St.
Paul and Sault Ste. Maries and other roads
showed net increases.
LARGE REVERSE OF EXPORTa
Another feature which was not disregard
ed by students of the market was the large
increase OF exports over the corresponding
period for last year. The list continued
strong and active to the end though the
closing. save IN q few instances. were not
al best. The only ~unfavorabIe developments
were the higher rates for call money. s
per cent being the maximum figure. with a
fractional decline at the close. and further
draft. on local banks. amounting 10 $4,000
Oar the crop movements In the West and
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LEGAL SECURITIES ACTIVE,
WITH UNSETTLED PRICES.
MECHANICS NATIONAL WAS
EASIER.
Bank Of Commerce the Strong
Spot, With Net Advance
of $50 a Share.

Trading in local securities was more
active but somewhat irregular yesterday
investment interest which had accImu-
iased In three consecutive holidays SweIl-d
the list OF sales. but sentiment was Ly no
means unanimous in any group.
TTaEsis easei of 10 ST. and United Rail
ways ptd. advanced To &i.Gei=. The I per
cent bonds closed steady at SIT.
G-rmania Trust opened strong and
closed steady at Sis. Missouri Trust eased
of from $l2SS7Is to $3.50.
Mechanics National showed signs Of
early strength but rather brisk liquidation
caused a decline from Si5 To SCI.
Bank OF had good support on
the uptuTn, With a range from S9S to Sigl.
American Central Insurance led tine mis-
~celianeous list and closed strong at SIS.
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Prime sterling cables 4.s7: checks 4sssee& sss
90 GAYS iA.
Commercial sterling checks ts5a: 90 DAYS
t-ss.- % days 9-I1
Grain bills 4.sf-.al,: cotton bills i.s5.ai;
Bankers Paris cables 5.isa Gl-ls: checks s.fs-.
Gl-lG: % DAYS 5~-1SEHIGIIs-
davs 5-Ig-Ts. ia ellis.
Commercial Swiss francs. checks 5.Isx: 90 days
5..iIs H5-gli. T1-is-
Commercial BelEiaa francs. checks s.IsSaI-is:
60 cays 5.GGI-IsG5 eN--
Banker' r~pichSmaTks. cables IS s-ls. checks
% lis: 81 days - IS-is-
ccmmercial re!ehsmaTks. checks sF.GIs-Is: %
DAYS sfZGl-is p days "a T-IsaN
DAYS - lrie-
Commercial Dutch ~guilders. checks so9i-Is: CO
days - l3-Is.
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Rsasiss stocks St Jos.pS and Grand Island
second preferred. sloss Sheffield Steel common
and preferred, Southern Pacific. Toledo. St LOUIS
and Western common and preferred, Wheeling
and Lake Ere common and second preferred.
New York Dock preferred. Railway Steel Spring
~-"-arrsd and - Louie Southwestern preferred
Tnr ~,sanes. IN ooIn the STOCK anu bonus OF
tie American Bicycle Company was due TO scat
teEing selling. induced by the report that Barring,
MagOn d Co., fiscal agents Of the company. had
received no funds for the payment or the in
terest due September ! on the bonds Of the COM
pany. AT the office Of the company ii was said
that a statement TO the stockh lderS w.s being
prepared by a committee and would probably b.
made public To-Day. Many construed this as
pointing 10 q reorganization.
The strength Of Rock Island issues. both the
old and the new, was due 10 the conviction that
the plan would 90 through SUCCESSFULLY. Toe
deposits OF the old stock have been greater than
the management hoped for.
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Third Call.
Wall Street Gossip.

Reported by Commercial Advertiser through
Francis. Bro. q Co., No. IA North Fourth
Fsreet:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ruled strong to-day in Lon
con during our holidays. To-day's prices came
higher, owing TO buying orders from New York
The arbitrage houses traded on both sides OF
the account in this market. total transactions
amounting to about 5000 shares. Of which pur-
cipal buying was In Southern Pacific, Union Pa
cihe and Norfolk and Western. The market
opened active and strong. The showing made by
the bank statement on Saturday and The higher
range Of London prices stimulated the trading.
IT. addition. the impression prevailed that the
leading interests were committed TO the bull side
and that manipulations for the rise would be
carried on aSgressively- Numerous shares ad-
vancoi. and while pool operations were IN evil
dence there was a very fair commissioa-house
business. and sentiment generally was optimistic.
The feature was Reading. The three eiasses
OF stock sold at new high-record prices on heavy
dealings The movement started with the pur-
chase Of 1900 shares by James McGOve-n & Co.
followed by Sternbach & Co. 11.cc0. and other
olnmission-houres- The street at large was in
lief that the settlement OF the strike wa. near
at hand In the boardroon. however. there was
q rurno. that the stock was correred. the Penn
syivenia Railroad having acquired control IN the
interest Of the. b. d. o. The mere rIimor II
this was enough 10 frsEhten Al airesdv srpre-
by Wasserms1 Bros. and was believed 10 be
prodt-takfng By the Western contingent. Their.
was also fresh talk of competitive buying BY
the vanderbilts.
New high records we're made IN Atchison. Ca
madam Pacinc. Big Four. Colorado Southern,
urr<a--af nsfrott T-rffsS R.fw,-
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Chicago Stock Market.
ST. Louis Cotton Market

SPOT market steady no sales- Quote ordinary
nc: good ordinary 20. low mfffIioz { a-Tr-.
niddltnss S Sic: good niddling s i3-isc: middiine
fair ? 5-lec. Tinses and stained at LAKE below
Ga~lyeston-Suot market easy. Quote mIddIinss
s s-l6c. sales. . 90 bales.
New o~rieans-spot market steady. Quos~ mid
dlings SIC.
Memnhis-Spot market quiet: middlIur. SIC
ReCeirts at principal points:
Galveston. s.sI. bales.
New Orleans 30 haies.
Mobile. s- bales.
Savannah. Cs2S bales.
Charleston. 1851 bales-
No-folk. 500 bales.
Houston. IlCs bales
Memphis. y bales.
The net receipts at all Cnitei States ports for
four DAYS were 5s.3is bales. as against a 81 bale
a week ago. and 30 10 a year ago: exports. ssss
hales. against geo. q Tesr ago: stocks. Iss Is
bales. against .53.5ao.
81. Louis warehouse statement:
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Southwest. Much of the days business
was credited TO pool manipulation but
there was nevertheless much public specu-
lative interest of a genuine character. On
the curb Northern securities and the stocks
than at any previous time. Rock Islands
strength was attributed to heavy buying
by the controlling interests. Stocks of the
American Bicycle Company were weak
throughout as a result Of the days devel-
opments, the price Of the Common stock
selling OF to Ia, as against 3i2 at last FRI
days price.
Railroad bonds are generally higher in
sympathy with the stock lost. particularly
the convertibles; Total sales, par value. 81
10000. United States seconds and IS ad-
vanced 4 per cent on the last call.
BOND SALES AT NEW YORK.
New York. sept 2.-sales o: bond, were made
here to-day as follows:
Efraf Call
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STOCKS AND BONDS N BOSTON.

Boston. Mass. Sent. a-CTnSinE uIntattona on
money, bonds. stocks and mining shares:
Money.
Call loans AS per cent: time loans +zd5 Per
Bonds.
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Foreign EXCHANGE.

Cearngs were comparatively large. and tier
was = fair demand FOR call and time loans with
discount rates firm between s and s Per cent.
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Tnrpentine and Rosin.
Savannah. Ca. Sept 2-Turpentine FIRM: &c.
Rosin nrm. Quote: A, n. c. n N-eL: z 1874:
= t32-: q r-Ili: II N0A; ] S2a-1: X 20:
" s.. y S.E. VIC. aIS: w w. E-S.
Bar silver.
New York. Sept. a-Ba- silver scisc per ounce.
Al London steady. 7ssd Per ounce
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New York Stock Quotntfon..

The following shows the opening, highest. low
est and closins quotations on the New York Stock
Exchange Yesterday. Corrected daily for Th-
Republic by Francis. Bro. & Co, bonds and
stocks. zi North Fourth street:
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TRIBE OF BEN q

TRIBE OF BEN HUR. ST. LOUIS COURT.
No. Tribe Of Ben Hur meets tonight n.
Tventy-second and Franklin avenue. Shoemakers
Hall. All sons and daughters OF Hur welcome.
L A. MCDOWELL Chief.
Aiics c. MuIkey. Scribe. Isi0 Wash street.
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ROYAL LEAGUE.

COUNCIL NO ~
q ! !. J: !: ] ] 9 ! ]: ! !. I. 1 ! J J !: s ! ]" ]; |! ]; ] !
~ Royal League, meets every s~cond
0&2R4 and fourth Wednesday evcnfns n,
o'clock In ball 800 Burfinrron husld.
Ar& ing. SO Olive street NeTr naettnr
B~ "wednesday evening. SEPTEMBER 10
HS$ good time guaranteed 10 All Cs~a1.
ny always On hand All member, of a.
order cordially invited. Frafernanr
DANL II PF1SrER. Arcaoa+
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OLD CLOTHING BOUGHT.

ABSOLUTELY highest price paid for ladies'
and gents cast-cc clothing, sead postal g. Cor
don. SO Morgan ST. Kinloch c DIS.
HIGHEST prices for ladies' and cents cast-o1
clothing Postal ]. Davis. iS5 5 Broadway
HIGHEST cash price paid for ladies' and gen
tiemens cast-c1 clothing: call or send postal
Mrs J. Miller. @9 Walnut. Kin a zi5' no branch
JOE GELBE can use any amount OF gentle
mems clothing; paw twice as much a. anybody.
because need then badly. send postal I'M Carr.
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Domestic
Bonds
Yesterday. hank CI.nrins..
Local Money Market.

Yesterdays c,earin--h house statement show
clesrings S.Ie@. balances So. 80.
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LIVE AND LET LIVE.

That is our way We advance money en- ,aa-
mes and furniture at lowest rates in the city.
Name ycur own time. date and amount Of paw
ment. Discount II paid before due. II sick or
cut Of employment we carry you. No removal:
Strictly coraidential. VIII take I'D your loan AID
advance more. VIII call on request Mound city
Finance Con- sany, 42 Beuoist building. Ninth
and Pine sf-- Phone Il 81
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5000 Am II & L 6s s7A
700 Atch gen A.
l04GIOiii
GOO Do adj stpd
seHdsss
900 Do stamped. IS
1900 Il & o gold
Is ---.-----.-.lGA
5000 DO con deb
as .....-.-....113h
400 Cent Ga con
Us .----..-.---il0s.
1000 Do "a Inc 5S. 39A.
2.0o g 4 o gen
AIS -.-..lO6n 1857
5000 e & A gus. 81
10000 e Il & o Is
joint ...-s5ssn9s
1000 & + / con IS. s9k
HOO Colo Sou LIST
IS ----------. S4a
$1,000 Con Tob a.
s7Lq61A
100 D VI & II
land gran; 5s
So6u
5000 Erie LIST con
~
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IS.oOO Do lst gen q
7s6Sa
LIST ...----.-.iiS
1900 q b * W deb
Il -----..29sa2h
1900 Mex Cent con
5s ------.--- y
1900 Do lst inc. 80
los. 600 Nat z Y OF
Mex con A.
100 y & W con
A. --.--.-.---.l0ei.
1000 DO POca Is sliz
5000 Rdg ger s.
ss ka asst
500 ST Ii NJ -. ga.
l00. 90 s A & A Z
IS -.--...ssL ISs5s
6.ep1 : p Hs4s
300 DO 4i[s ..-.l00i.
ZOO : r Ist 5s...l2s
loo L 7 ISt 4s.--i0iI
l. OSs 900 DO con -
1000 Wab deb b. IS
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New high records were made IN Atchison, Ca
madam Pacific. Big -Four. Colorado Southern,
secood preferedi Detroit Southern common ald
preferred. Detroit United Railways 500 Line,
3fesoun. Kansss md TEXAS preferred, National
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MOUND CITY COUNCIL, no. ia
National Cnicr- nrc.s N secofld AMI
fourth Fridays each month At How
ards Hail. corner Garrison ay.1us
and Olive street AZ 8 ofci1cx- Award
Tor .Xeadancs At each meeting
=. z QUINN. President.
Richard r Berger secretary
HvNKER HILL COUNCIL. No. ps. y. u.
mep.s second Wednesday o. each month n Ven
Iers Hall. Eighth and Frankiln avenue At 0
D. m II r. President.
y. q. Tracy. s-cstary-
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MONEY

In amounts from s. TO Ip.e@co advanced TO mer-
chants. manufactarers, CONTRACTORS and 70 sal
aired people: cOnfleutialiy ard without delay Or
publicity. At one-half the rates demanded by
others Any proposition presented viii receive
our careful consideration. office hours 8 a. m
10 6 d. m telephones Main go. A ga. John Null
holland. 81 Century building.
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ADVANCED

For a reasonable discount 70 male or female en-
pioyes; no Objectionable Inquiries made business
Sirlcti. Confidential.
THE SALARY DISCOUNT CO.. 500 N.rmod &
JarcaId building. cor. B-cadNay and Locust.
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RUBBER STAMPS. snALs. STENCIL
WALL PAPER.

WALL paper &C per roll and upward: work
den. By practical mechanics. cheap window
shAces W. English. ioi2 Geyer ave
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BOND SALES AT NEW YORK.

New York. sept 2.-Sales O. bonds were made
here to-day as follows:
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Tnrpentine and Rosin

took exchange Angus, % and September
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EAST ST. LOUIS LOAN CO.,
Money Advanced SaIaried Peopl

Room % McCasiand Bldg. - Coninsyilie Ave.
loans money On household goods and all kinds Of
personal property. Easy monthly payments
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zEHNER & Co. 10, Papin !S-Psps-hsnG-
ing. whitening aac plasterirg. all work done a.
lowest rates. satisfaction guaranteed: send postal
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. DAMON LODGE, No. y. X. OF P.
NJ meets every Wednesday evening At odd
80 Fellows Eau. No. :. Ninth and Olive
streets Melting called promptly al 3
o'clock. Work in rank % Esquire. Visitors and
member. are cord Ally invited
H 4 GALLANT. c. c.
Attest: II. r BsrTaei. X. OK z & $. No 10
Evans avenue.
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Honor for Schurman,

Special to the Record.
Edinburgh, April 11.-Presl-
dent }. G.. Schurman of Cornell
University may now write Id,
Edinburgh, after his name if he
so chooses, as the congregation
of the University of Edinburgh
today conferred the honor airy de-
gree upon the distinguished
American educator and diplomat.
In the interesting ceremonies
that accompanied the event the
various speakers touched on the
many ties that linked together
the Tilted States aud the United
kingdom.
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Auto Show IN Denmark.

Special to the Record.
Copenhagen, April 11.-Sev'
eral American firms are repre-
sented at the international auto
mobile exhibition which opened
in Copenhagen today. The show
is held under the auspices Of the
Danish automobile club and the
society for the promotion of in
dustrial arts. While the exhibit
ton is designed mainly for auto
mobiles, considerable space is
given to motorcycles and articles
relating to the driving of auto
mobiles.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-04-11
SAVED MANY "A TIME.

Don't neglect coughs and colds even
if it is spring. Such cases often re-
suit seriously at this season just be-
cause people are careless. A dose OF
One Minute Cough Cure will remove
all danger. Absolutely safe. Acts at
once. Sure cure for coughs, colds,
Group. grip, bronchitis, and other
throat and lung troubles. ~ have
used One Minute Cough Cure several
years. says Postmaster G.. .. Daw-
son, Barr, III. lit is the very best
cough medicine on the market. 1t has
saved me many severe spell IT sick
| ness and [ warmly reconm. nd it,.
The chlldren's favorit'. Dr.. Terry :
Drug Store.
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This Is Too True.

The following comment by the
Lake Charles Daily American on
the condition in Zapata county,
Texas, is a vivid illustration of the
methods of Americans, who seem
to forget that charity should begin
at home:
The Zapata county, Texas,
people who are in a starving
condition because of successive
crop failures are plainly the vic
tins of their own environment.
If they wereCubans, Filippinos or
Guamites, the United States gov
ernment would be sending them
shiploads of supplies and her low,
browed statesmen would be howl
ing for the abrogation and recon
struction of her laws to afford
them relief. If they livedin India
or China or on the Congo, the
missionary societies would be
passing the hat for them. If they
lived in any other state but Texas
it's legislature would be called to
gether, in special session if neces
sary, to attend to their wants
) Being nothing but plain citizens
of the United States, and Texan:
, at that, all they can do is to holt
out on baked tarautula and de
horned cactus until harvest tim
l comes again.
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Preparing For The Campaign

Washington, DC. April 1l:-ln
compliance with the call of Rep
resentative James NJ. Griggs, Of
Georgia, the Democratic congress
sional committee will m eet at the
capitol this evening to dicuss pre-
liminary plans for the ensuing
congressional campaign. 1t is
the general understanding that
there will be created an executive
com mittee, of which former Rep
resentative Ben. L. Cable OF
Illinois, probably will be chair
man, and Of finance committee
of which Lewis Nixon, of New
York, probably will be chairman
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WA MIS- TO HELP OTHERS.

81 had stomach trouble all my life,
saws Edw. Mehler, proprietor of the
Union Bottling Works, Erie, Pa,
land tried all kinds of remedies, went
to several doctors and spent consider
able money trying to get moments
peace. Finally l read of Kodol Dys-
pepsia Cure and have been taking ii
to my great satisfaction. l never found
it's equal for stomach trouble and
gladly recommend it in hope that
may help other sufferers kodo
Dyspepsia Cure cures all stomach
troubles. You don't have to diet
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Gigests wha
you eat, DIR, Terry's Drug Store.
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VALUABLE MEDICINE.
For Coughs and Colds In Children.

ST have not the slightest hesitancy
in recommending Chamberlain S
Cough Remedy to all who are suffer-
ing from coughs orcolds," says Chas.
N. Cramer, Esb., a wei. known watch
maker, of Colombo, Ceylon. 1T has
been some two years since the City
Dispensary first called my attention
to this valuable medicine and L have
repeatedly used 1t and it has always
been beneficial. 1t has cured me quickly
of all chest colds. 1t is especlall!
effective for children and seldom takes
more than one bottle to cure them o
hoarseness. l have persuaded many
to try this valuable medicine, a"t
they are all as we'll pleased as mysel
over the results" For sale by al
| druppiStS.
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Meigbborbooo News.

RAYMOND, APRIL 10.
Frank Ritter spent Sunday at
Raymond.
Arrangements have been made
to have the church painted.
E. L. and E. Brown are keeping
batch over on the ridge this
week.
Harvey and Otis Donham
passed through Raymond on Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Havenar
made business visit to Jen-
nings Tuesday.
The w. G. t. U. will meet
! Thursday, April 18th, with Mrs.
Susan Putnam.
Rev. G. A. Pegram is spending
a few days at Jennings, the
guest of Rev. Hickman.
Claude and Clarence Brown
came up from Lacasine Saturday
evening and spent Sunday at
home.
A few of our young people en-.
joyed very pleasant afternoon
at Mr.. J. D. Ritter's last Friday
playing croquet.
G. N. Browns family was out
to church Sunday, after having
been quarentined a month with
scarlet fever in the family.
Miss Alice Alter returned tt
Raymond Saturday evening anc
commenced school again or Mon
day, after months vacation.
d, Mr.. Jacob Slower, wife anC
daughter, who have been in Ray
mond the past month visiting
relatives, started for their hom'
in Iowa last Tuesday.
Messrs. E. u. Perry, E. L
Brown, Frank Jacobs and Misse:
Alice Alter, Myrtle Taylor ane
Effie Brown went to Meadov
prairie Sunday afternoon and at
tended services there.