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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-11-06
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Punishment,

Didn't I tell you not to propose to
me again?" 'tYou said something of
that kind, but Of course it made no i'm
preston on me-" "Oh, 1t didn't! Well,
I'll give you a lesson now that you
won't forget You'll never propose to
me again." what are you going to
dot" ''1'm going to accept you."
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-11-06

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All'druggists refund the
money if it fails tx cure. E. w.
Groves signature il on each box
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-11-06
Siberian Rivers.

Exploration of the Yenisei and Obi
rivers of Siberia, which empty into the
Antarctic ocean near Nova Fem bia,
has shown them to be navigable to
ocean steamers for q distance Of
nearly 1000 miles.
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Effect of the Telephone

It is asserted that thousands of peo-
pie in Berlin hear better with their
left ear than with their right. The
constant use of the telephone is Civ.
en- as the cause Of their peculiar de.
Velopment.
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Raise Electric Ifohts,

A regulation has been made In
Vienna that all electric lights must be
raised TO sixteen feet above the pave.
ment, a. otherwise they are calcu-
1sted to ihjure the eyesight of passen-
gers.
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BROKE INTO HIS HOUSE.

s. LeQuin Of Cavendish, VT, was
robbed Of his customary health by
invasion of Chronic Constipation.
When DR.. Kings New Life Pills
broke into his house his..trouble was
arrested and now he's entirely
cured. They're guaranteed to cure
Csc at All Druggists.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-11-06
Cost Of Producing Corn.

Just previous to the civil war q
bushel of corn represented more than
four and one-half hours of human
labor, at a cost of s5A cents, while
to-day forty-one minutes of labor pro-
duce the same amount for 1018 cents.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-11-06
Pulmonary Sanitoria.

Germany has twenty private hos.
pitfalls and sixty sanatoria for lung com.
plants. and i've more are in course
of construction.
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that no other medicine has found. In
their gratitude over 10000 American
women have written letters commend
ing Wine of Cardui. Wine of Cardui
meets their wants as no other medicine
does. It sustains the young girl at the
shock of her entrance to womanhood.
Women who take Wine of Cardui have
little discomfort during pregnancy and
little pain at childbirth. When tho
change of life appears they enter =
happy, healthy old age. Every month it
comes to the rescue to assist Nature in
throwing the impurities from the body.
Miss Sarah Finley, of Memphis,
Tenn, vice-president Of the Palmetto
Club of that city, speaks for herself and
many friends when she bestows tho
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-11-06

A NEW JERSEY EDITOR s
TESTIMONIAL.
NJ. T. Lynch, Editor of the
Philipsburg, N. J. Daily Post,
writes:"I have used many kinds of
medicines for coughs and colds in
my family but never anything so
good as Foley's Honey and Tar,
I cannot say too much in praise of
it,"
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-11-06

Lay Bricks In Winter.
In Sweden bricks are laid in zero
weather by heating the sand for the
mortar.
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and restores health In an incredibly short
period. have taken great interest Ia this
medicine for the past two years, since It
Brought health and strength to me. !
have also recommended it to a number
of my friends and they who have Used It
speak of It in the highest terms AID I feel
that It Is praise we'll bestowed"
If you are suffering from female
weakness Wine of Cardui is the medi-
cine you need.
You can have health the same a.
Miss Finley if you will take the Wine
Of Cardui treatment. If you need adj
vice further than the complete direc-
tions given on the bottle, address The
Ladies Advisory Department., Chatta-
nooga Med. Co., Chattanooga, Tenn.
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jlIlteracy In Mexico.
Out of the 1850. 900 people in Men
too less than 1900. 900 can read.
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E@&z&,1 zDyspaFe66a Cure
Dinee&s what yoss aa&
The Daily for News.
calcnESTER'S ENGLISH
PENNYROYAL PILLS

O0Ee. Always reliable. Ladies', ASH Drugs. 1T fc
CKuCkEBTER'8 ENGLISH in Red and
9OlA metallic boxes, sealed with blue rihboE
11f,a.. 81 i1,tefinns' sny III Vour Drueciss
q send &c. in stamps for Particular, Teseh
1nn00xA1A aud 72S2i0f for kAltes,' IN Iettes,
~ Fet1Fn M0tl. 10000 Testimonials. Sold bs
i III Druggists.
5l#5 OHICHBsTEA CHEMICAL 90.
1n0O W3AlsNn SQuAro, PHIkA., ~
NaDfapD - YaoAp
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OF CARDUI
il ! Thoroughly
aciantific and mod.

inQ the needs of the modern
woman in the modern way
. without the torture of an
operation. Wine Of Gardui
has cured them in the pri-
vacy of their homes and it
has found a place in the
hoarfs IF American women
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MISS SARA FINLEY,
yic.Pr..dent Of tho Palm etto Club Memphis Tenn.

following praise ON Wine
of Cardui:
"Among the numerous
medicines placed before suf-
fering women for their relief
none can touch McElree's
Wine Of Cardui. It towezs
above them ali IS 4 reliable
female remedy. It simply
drives pain and disease away
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-28

Rdar Serrcn ON en- StiGrp hos os pil
beoe,
2ab bans 9iieiple ci foreiGpes leSe,
@WuOs 9isc tornnter BEL i Sus o. Sptter,
On ies til 5iGIp ei nltncite Singer flpts
ter,
gicn siue Cub, at osiaa ieg n1an barre
glanbt benz. Jon fremrne oil bans Orb 90
2gre.~
Gig bn oeida ou / bit title SinS: ga,
pgiad ieg bill gierne p9re ntep," % no
bin 8abe meb @lrSe; tbi Sub eIifer en-
.gIao @iper, 90 ban sienejaIoer ri8eIig
ielp ct 8rger 8ano, iom gipes for bans
Glib. geo bam peliigm @apeu, iaa
8nbs Orb fan ubbrebes og benares
iblnnbt %, bepares pgiaa for bore 8srn,
at nan De, bpis Sub laoer gerben ltaa
iaa lGnee, boloer n9ite Semtiarsfeit, DC
oa fan babe famine 8runb iii at taffe
Sub for bet famine, iom oi M taffer for,
napnli9 at ban lGrte Dem at tro ben bels
lige Strift Tom SUBS ufeilbare Orb, %
al bette at trsite fig oeb NetferoissisreI'
len al Sroen.
Snt Senne 2Gre eler ON Sbnberne5
Sorlabelie neo pi 2utber Tfreb, at ben er
ben ebleite % fornemite os iaare trsitcs
Iis", oe "bpor Ben forbIioer paa SrGoifes
itolen, pa bar bet ingeu Rso, ba er man
iiffer for ale ai9ttericr o9 8ilbfarelier;
bertne artifel taaler ineen 8ilofmrelie
peb SiDen at fig" (9utbers gGrfer.
grlangen. So, 4O8, As, 49,
Sna pelii9ue Sub Dor Subelfeit ug
bort Offer, o9 labc alt, ioul bt MI isger
at fao iitn1b til Dor glade 5sitto, blipe
bnrt til 9gre o9 % til Ell tienlig gGffelie
% Sormautug, Iom pi lpnge fan babe
gobt all
90 ian Jamie 6an tiliibit os ale til
ben tore Subelfeitl Sub laoe os ale Der
msbes gIdoel ameu.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-28
Jubelfeit % JubeIofer,
(SnSienot al gai. 3. ". Cttefeu,)
"8Inocr eoer / SerreTt dItio, after
Tiger iea: 8Iroer eSerl" (SiI. AL.

w. TX" 80 Ao"' - >
Dor SubeIfeit / aulcoutng al Dor Spus
ooes ~5osadriae Seitudeu or 10 en- 9irtes
felt. 90 oet er oa uatirliat. al oi Nor
met truter pna, bnaS pt iGrlis bar at
tnife for meb 5suipu til bans SereIier
meo os ! bet tirteIiee / oisie so aar.
Dog er Der forifielige Siue, Der for en-
Gel iaIfaIo tdr fables timeItgc Setiueclz
fer for en- triuelie ltbnifltue al ct &irfcs
fanrrInh, - ON ni cro dltto ~fnItholoer,
at Serreus innbe 9icuigbeb fan beitaa
% bar beitdnet uheu biSFe, ia ielo unoer
SorfaeeIie 90 llnbertrptfeIie uoenfra.
9aen naar Cub fsitr BET ian, er oct BOG
utesst AT tufte bam for, man ban i Roas
be frentlebsr iaaoduue uboorteS ttntsIt9e
&aor. iom fan Iette O9 f%reutrte SirtcfoIs
tets arbeibe.
DEM bsr hi Serfor osian nh neS Dor
airfefsit miuocs pg taffe Sub for %
bcbe bam beoare for os. Gf ianbnunc
getineeIicr bill ie8 her iGrIig uGone:
tiuteIie gsIiturb % borserIie Sribeb,
ranrIie meb Seninr til Strtcrs Ret til
at orSne os itbre zig ieIn. gi ier (. CTS.
/ SrTfInnS, hnor Iurant Oct gaar nreb ben
lille SegbuheIie iii Ell IItbcrf Srittrfe,
bells foroi Der er iad traHsc Saar, bells
forbi Ser sr ian mango SnoIfrGntntn8er
| 9ieIigionsfribebsr.
90 bpor No life ri tattc Cub for.
bodo BAN Der / bette 2dro bar 9toet os
oisie to 5%enicenocr. Set bnnbe not life
aanct inn fort mcb oS her, bDerteu meo
atrfcr % StoIer cler IfeuigbeoSbaue
heller, NerIpm life @uo babe label Der
bore iuabun aImi1beIig &eIitano hos %
% tilige Iaoet os babe en- fuloitGnoig
Re~Iieionsfri6co. 90 en- Ting iii far
lea oafau nrone: BET er De Tortrrfelige
aommunitutiorsmiSIcr banbc tiaanos
% ttlounos. ltbeu bent fuunc ri life iao
let babc gicrnemfort en- rcprricntntio
S%prfotrine.
Sor ale bisIe Sober og 8npcr, t6i bet
cr 10 alt fra BAN. itnl hi ocrfpr nj tattc
og prize bam % oaiaa for Disic &na
iigc: "9tin SirI, LOB 9crren. % 8lcut
life ale hans @clgicrnin8crl" (Sntme
103. p
Reu bette cr BOG life 5opeSIn9en cher
BET, Tom pt melt ituloc flbIc oocr; tbt
BET or, at Cub al i'm tore % uforitpIotc
Raabc % 9armbierti8bcb CAB oS % be-
parebc for os ben iuuoe 2GroomS Sorm.
fua Ri tllnoe bpgge bans Sirte pan Saros
bebens 8ruub.
Ga naar ri mi Der iom / en- fort Gum
ni[bc nrore Soocoinoholoet al hen Snnos
~benserumo, Tom nj ifnI tntte for, oa tror
iea, at oet er De 10 @runbprinciper for
9fcform1tiouen, iom man foIner Oct for
male Rrincip cucr Striftpriucipet, o8
BET matcrinIc 8rtncip cucr 8etfGrbi8s
aisreIicn at Sroen.
@eb bet feritc %foritnnr Ri, at Bet ficrs
bes % invertebrates, at Den bclipc SfriFt
or belt og fulot no 8uo5 Orb babe efter
Snoboln og Sorm, iuobIGit al @uo, %
bcrfor zen crcitc % ufciIbnrc Slide, 8cs
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-28

for, at ban bill life Hippo mig % life fors
IdSe mig, iaa ieg Fan. 90 ber prre bis
paa min SaIigbeo" (g. aoren), forbi
iee fan iige meb gpoitelen: Seq CT bio
paa. at bperfen 8so eaer 2in q
heller rtogen ancen Sfdbning ffdi ftrne
file mig fra Cubs &iGrltsheo | ariitiis,
ppr Scrrc." (giom. s. SO fg.)
Goa. hi ma iigc meo 9aoib: "Iarss
foIoige bar on, Serrc, min Cub, giori
bine llnoereieruineer % binr Snnter
MOB os. Srtct or at Iigne bco big; bill
iea funogisre os libiiae Dem, bn er Dc
ilere enb, al man fan tGIle BENT" (Sals
me 40, g. Ieu ser er BOG en- Bel
g~icrnins til, iom Oct uiloe bare lltat al
forbieaa | Sausheo, % oct er ben tore
8eliigrelie, iom Sub / 9aabe LOB os til
fplbe iaa rigelis psb at fsre os / Sor>
biubeIie meS De fiGre 5rosbrsore at ben
tpife RiSiouriipnobe. Sub babe blanbi
Sem opretit froutme o9 lGrbe M9uo,
iom alerebe / lGrgere Sib for os bupbs
arbeibet Der paa Sanobcbs 8ruub, %
iom bnpbe bunoct rig grfariue gieunem
nIborIi9c 9anpe for Ben rene Care,
uapnIig for be to Der uGbute Sopeoprineis
per. 90 Sc bette ba fjGrlia badbe SGrs
bonn og grfdring neo os, % bite % iaa
ntegcu &~iGrIiebeb o9 Sieneite, iom hi
aue peb. % iom hi beber 8ub giens
ai0Ioc benz, iost oi Der taffer og priIer
Sub Derfor.
9ette ct ba, bpao is9 iGrli8 bill uGpnc
Der, iom ri oeO Dor Subelfeit Hal tatte
Sub for, ifal iuble for, og boorom Ri
alt MAJ iiee meo 8aoib: "Suorcne faIbt
mig pan be lifli9e .Stcber. ia Oct er en-
ociIi8 arO for mig" (SuImc 10, g.
Tcn Oeriom bi M / Oprigtigbeo tat
fer Sub, forbi ban bcbnreoe fin Sauober
hos oS, ina MAJ hi o8iaa fatte bet alpors
li9e SoriGt, at bi gjcrne pil 8jsre ali
bort for al bcoare hams Sauobeb % be-
bares / Den, % oerfor lobe Cub / bort
5iertc, at Ri bill ilitti8 % rettelie ont
gndes mco Cubs Orb, "beopgc Oct pan
bort Sjerte," % bagltg isge efter SrOets
9tegel at f~orarbeioe Dor SaIigbeb mef
Srpgt % @Goeu. 1t hi fan faa Del / Sors
iGtteIien, man Serren flyer: "SnIi9 Den
boi5 Spit er til ScrrenS SOB, % ION
grltnber pdn bans 2oo Sag o9 Rat; bar
ifol bGre iom CT Sra, plantet BED Sano'
bGfte. iom bGrer 6rit9t / lin Eto, % til
aft, bono han 9isr. IfaI ban fan 2pfte"
(Salmc 1 ID :; og after; "Suli9e cl
DC, iom bsrer CUBS Orb os 6coorer bet.
(2uf. II, 2S.)
Ga 10 mere hi BIZ pnn benne Nndb(
bItpc flitti8e og uibtirrc for al benarC
hans Sanbbeo, % babe Dor "SnligbeoS
6rpo" beri, be5 mere bill Ri ga ogiac
tRnfe pan at bi9lpe andre oertiI, at ot
fan fna Sci / Den inmmc 8lGbc % CAB.
iom Den, hi ieIp d9ter Ina bsit % iubIci
for. Ga bn mna ri IGrli9 trntc pan al
bepnrc benne Dor rige Sfat for bore
8srn.
Or @ubS Orb "bor rigc Sfnt, Dor Sol
Sor8ers mertc Rat, bort So9rb i Sroens
Srtae", ian blioer ogIan oette6 SnbboIt
o9 Sanobeo til SnIigbeo ben Grp, ot belt
al alt piI opergioe til bore 8prn. % Der.
for al 6icrtct inuee: Cubs Orb, BET c,
bort a~roe9obS, BET itaG Dor 9ffom!
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-28


gel % H~ettcincr. 90 bpor mad hi iffc
tdtte os prize CUB, foroi ban Inrte oS
bette. Som Sietarrnoe paa ct oprert
% tddget Oar. Ilpen aonpas, or De, Der
life iienoer eucr tror Sfriiten ipm ct
ufctlbdrt Cubs Orb. Sc ororipes mart
al aIIebnnube 2rropmspeir, oa fan nIbrig
orrc pisie | lin sag; men ieIo on DC
hsrer os sierne oil tro ell t~reitelie Srrc,
ian tiger DC bog itrar; hbsrn peS, ON Oct
or iauot? Ieu oa fan hi iige: Seq ueo.
net sr iorbt, foroi Sub ieIp tiger bet,
iee pcb bet, forni BET itadr iircuct / Den
bcniee Sfrift, iom life fau fcile.
Mco hcnue 2nrc ON ben beuige Strtft,
itaar hi meo famine @rrgc / Dor Sadno
iom Oct, bnornteS Serren Ielp tilbagcilog
ben onbc Sieuoe; uoen ben ffanr hi barr
seIEie p8 trsitesleie onerfor ale Stens
Oeus GnfaIO % Sriitclier til Santro.
Risbaab % andre Cater. 90 ri bsrer
10 not ON Soruestelier az bennc 2Gre
mItilbaes, baaoe / SC gantIe 2auoe ug Der,
rot al Ingreb pGa Sen beni9e Sfrift Tom
tuobIGit nf @uh. % BET ofteit unoer
Raon al @ibenifab % &1IIhir. 9erfor
fan Ri life NOT prize @ub, iom bebarcSc
os / bernie Snnobcb, tattc bnm, Tom
badSc CAB os ben % lGrte oS neo i'm
aauS at tro Den i al gufolbigbeo og
Gpri9tigbeb.
90 BET anSet 8rincip, bsrte ri, bar
getfGrbie9iercIieu al NauSe peS Srocn
alerc, % berneo f%oritaar Ri. at Sub al
RaaSc for ariiti Stplb retfGrOi9giGr os,
BET er, AMER os, Tom ON life Ri babe
iprbet, meb andre Orb: gioer os Spus
bernes SorlnSeIic o9 peo fin 9nub / Orr
Def 9iocr os Sroen Serpaa, iGa hi Deb
ben fan gribc % tilegne o8 beunc Stat,
Der ei6r oS glade her % trsitefuloe / 9ss
bens Reb liant cuoelig cbtg iaIi8e bis
Ict; "tbi 2ip o9 cpig SnIi8beo fsI8cr men
SorueoenbcS al SpnocrncS SorlaoeIIe."
9ette err nGtidu aicrneu oa Stierneu
SUBS iaIi9e gonugeIium, bet er Snobols
oct al hans aIaoc 8rbifab iii os, at Cub
er life lru9cre preb pna o5 for ale bore
Sprocr. for bpiIfc hans 2on forbsmmcr
os, men at ban or f~orionet / 9rt'tuS %
oil bore Dor Saocr / BAN % artnge oS
Iom fine 8ern.
8, ialigc 2rrc. ferit nanr hi tienoer
on bco hans Strait / iono Bob tror ben,
isrit on fan hi bope Srco; "tbi retfGrbt8s
9iortc al Srocn bar hi Sreo meb Cub
bco 2citS ariitll8, Dor 5errc." &om.
5, H.
llocn brnne Gro or Ser ftn "SrGn9iel
oQ @naeit oper bert MenrcifeS SiGI,"
Ielp / fteritc 2pffe % Rebgans, ggrc oa
CLANS her paa Sorben; tbi / Siertet
mayer Sen Snutc benz: Stliioit fommer
Gebcn o. 9ommen, Den an8itfuISc Hoe
mttcIie fra Sub; bet er ben Sanfc, ionr
ultio ligger pna @unben / Bet 6icrtc,
ION life bar % tror SbuocrncS SorIas
belle. Gcrfor ituor Ser ogina ifreost:
Ser CT ingeu Sreb, tiger Serrcu for DC
uglIocli9e." (gi. AZ, 90
Rco ocnnc Gro fan hi rerimob babe
Srco % 9ob Samotttigbeb. nanr CUB 9ts
Der 2ptte; % 3reit t al SId9s Sor8. ia
icIp / Geoen8 Nsc. foroi ieg oeb, at Sub
er mig nnabia. ina icg fan ii9e: Or @uN
meo mig, bpo fan ga bare mob mig?
foroi jc9 bar hans e8et ufeiIbarc Orb
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-28

bore, % .iigai;sss Iaoc bet ices. at bet CT
dIpory nnnr pi ipnser ina.
ga, bi berer 10 MI iaa meeen itisn
Qris obcr Dor SGnrsneurns Serlighea %
Gpmuntring til at bepare ben. % bel
er bnabe ret o. pent. Wien ben friitne
maa Sa altib tGnfc pnn, at 8ues Orb
pirrt oa rent CT BOG por beoite % berligs
ite ars, ION ies life blot bill faIos SGs
breuearp, men ogIan / Sanbbeo Rsores
nenrp. Shf ~N1pberens llnberpisninS"
bar uor fsrite StoIe, bpor
"Sun l9geer paa gsrnenes Wunoe
Get 2ipIens Orb, iom ct Barn fan fors
itad,
@eu life be giie u~bgrunSe.
ia bliber bet Der, ba fGjtcr bet &oo
90 borer til 2ipets arone;
Sbi Woberen Ielp peo &orfet itob,
ga ban maatte Serben forione."
~. Ruud.)
Ren bernie Sper for at bebare og lios
6rcbe bans Orb pil ba lebe til arbeioe
for Cubs 8iges Sremute; % oG bill pi
oprette SfoIer 90 gRtsitouer. 8trfer og
2Greanitalter, 9aruebieyu % Soipttdler.
Ruturen ttliiger os, at pt pa forener os
og arbeiber Iammeu. ga bill Ri ogiaa
Jorge for at ppl9rc % ubieube Sreiter %
2Grere oe RisiionGrer enbo9 til Seos
nin9erue / SeSens Nerfe. Teu til alt
bette tr9beg iorbiife Ntbler. Sem MAJ
hi ba jamie peo fripiIige 8tora8, iom pt
giernc otl poe, forat andre, ogiaa be,
iom fommcr efter os, fan fau ben inrns
me Sreb % @lGbe al bans Orb. Sorot
os "er 8armbiertig6eb b%eberfaren", maa
hi unbc andre Sci meo os BERT, og bl
ifdl berfor formanc 6oernubre til 8aps
miIb6eb heb CUBS 9arntbiertigbeo"
lRom. ~, ~, o9 life oeO Spang eQer
SruIel. 49,.
Serfor bar hi 10 ale furoet bet ina
naturIiet % Iieeiom ielufelgeliet, at bt
MI bebtite Dor Subels S~prt9ttgbco bed
benue Set Serpeb, at ri iamIeoe ct Srbels
oifer, ct Safoifer for hans Sarmbicrti9s
beb, ct Offer, bpiS Subbolb tunoc bru8eS
til at fremnte bans 8tse. % til Senne
@icrning bill ban bprbi9es at brltse ps
iom fine 8ebIfaber, Sab oS ba iublenoe
brin9c bam bore 8aper o. bebe bam life
forlmda Dem til i'm Sieneitc.
@i beb. at SeIoet og @uIoet ct hans,
% at BAN tieueS life al Dtenueiter ION
ben, Der bar noect Sebob, ba gngleues
mango Suiiuber ticncr 6art. Ien bet er
ell 9grc, ban biz 9iSre %, at oi fnur Sot
til at bringe bam 8aber, iom hi Ter han
efter benue i'm Srocu bar Sebop" til al
"iubrette aft. Tom fattes" i hans &trfe.
sit. /, 81 % itaI Ri ogiaa mcb 8Ies
be "itrar fremienbc benz" (gRatb. p, 81,
Seq bill Der minoc ON no8le Orb al ct
Ifisut 9i9t, Tom Dor fi9re qamle Gam
ger, Smut Sbronoien, Ifrcp, % Iom ieG
anfertc peb ct tibet Spraab, iom leg pan
SpnoSens OpforOrin9 9iorhe bco Dor
25zIarS Subelfeit. for at o%pmuntrc til al
noe ct Subeloffer:
%, monttc 6eler life hi forglemme,
6nao ban bar mi @cboo til Srbsts Srems
ME;
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-28

airtelipse, Snlt 8be1rrn, grbitpeIas
og andre ubebageIige lloiIetip8oonme
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-12
CORBETT'S CONDITION.
He Is in Perfect Shape for Friday
NIGHTS Battle.

San Francisco, Aug. u.-Janes J. Cor
belt was today examined by Or. Clarence
f. Tnlman. the Official physician Of the
y Yosemite Athletic club. After an analy-
sis. being sounded and tapped he was
pronounced IN perfect health. and in
fact . letter nan than ever before. In
his report the doctor says OF Corbett:
"Realiing the benefits Of physical power
in combination with his marvellous speed.
re has worked 70 that cad, with care. BY
Z system Of exercise he has developed
muscular force required 90 sustain him
in the struggle for the championship
with his giant opponent"
Today Corbeit took a jaunt on the
road and practiced with the gloves in
the gymnasium. He is in perfect con6i-
zion and knows Il but Is rot willing %
take chance on going back IN his pre-
paration by taking an li advis d rest.
Ike Jenr.es. his most varied work with
pleasure ana has avoided the nervous
strain which marked his condition n
getting ready for prevlous contests
Jenrfes viii move from Harbin Springs
to Oakland tomorrow and vii b a guest
of the Reliance c.ug u-tl Friday night.
Biuv Delaney IS deuehtrd with hig con-
dI:or. ana says = vi surely win
through o-slaueh; he VIII maintain from
the start 20 finish
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-12
WHEAT IS
ONLY STEADY
Higher Prices Ruled Early in
the Session.
CORN OFF, OATS HIGHER
Provisions Are Unchanged
with Weak Tendency.
CORN OFF, OATS HIGHER

Chicago, Aug. 1.-THE sentiment in the
wheat pit today was somewhat mixed,
and although higher prices ruled early
in the day the market later exhibited
considerable easiness and September
closed only sc higher. September corn
closed shade lower; oats were UP &c.
while provisions were unchanged TO 59
7lzc lower.
Wheat opened firm on the government
crop report, which was considered more
bullish. and September was a shade lower
to isdAc higher at the start at 7s3sGS0lsc.
Local traders were disposed to sell on
the small advance. which resulted in an
easier tone. September selling off to 7s@4
d797kc. but at d strong corn msrket
prices soon rallied again and September
advanced TO S0s.c. Some Of the large in
terests that were such persistent sellers
yesterday were again on that side of
the market and on the last show of
strength the selling pressure became
SO great that q reaction always followed.
During the last hoOur the market be-
came quite weak and September declined
to 7esic, closed soc, a shade higher than
yesterdays close. Clearapces Of wheat
and -four were equol to 52S,1J0 bushels.
Primary receipts were 7s2.10O bushels,
against 1,213, 200 bushels year ago Min
neapolis and Duluth reported receipts OF
105 cars, which, with local receipts Of
2e9 cars, % of contract grade, made total
receipts for the three points of 3l4 cars,
against 332 cars last week and 60 cars
a year ago.
Unseasonably cool weather throughout
the corn belt caused frmness in corn
in spite of the bearlsh construction placed
upon the crop report. Opening prices
We're easier. but a good demand from
prominent operators, Influenced by fears
OF c&rly frost, caused Il rally ard the
market became QL.te strnrs The late
weakness in wheat. 40 v,Jsr. hac a de-
pressing effect. and al tie early strength
was lost the close being about yester-
days close. September 521zc, after sell
ing between 527s4521kc. Local receipts
were 234 cars. with q of contract grade
oats ruled firm. despite the fact that
the government report was in some re-
spects bearish. Local bulls were active
buyers of the distant months and there
was little on the market at any time.
After selling between 34l4@3424c. Septem-
Der closed 14c higher, at S4lzc. Local re-
ceipts were S25 cars.
Provisions were firm at the start, on
buying by foreigners, but in the absence
of speculative interest the market gradu-
ALLY turned easy. September pork closed
50T@c lower. at 1887; September lard
was unchanged, at Ss.0754. and ribs were
off sc, at $79212.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat, 95 cars; corn. 105 cars; oats, 1S5
cars; hogs, 5000 head.