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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-06-18
Mothers Friend

Mothers Friend Il a soothing, softening.
relaxing IMMINENT, q muscle maker, invig-
orator and freshener. Il puts new power
into the back and hips Of a coming mother.
II u applied externally only, thers b
no dosing and swallowing Of nasty drugs,
no inward treatment at al.
The state of the mother during CESSATION
msy influence the disposition and future
a fhe child; that Il one ruason Why moth.
ere should watch their condition and
asoid pain. Her health, that Of the child
md their live, depend On keeping free
from pain, wory and melancholy. be q
good cheer, strong Of heart and peaceful
mind Mothers Friend can and VII
nah you %. Bearing down pains, nom
lng oicknesa. scre brcaut and insomnia an
III relieved By this uonderiul remedy.
Of dfurxisli e g. % pr boitiA
ernd fof orr book '.ltolheEhqo4" ffcA
~ uaaDnnD nIsulsTus e. aEtnEIA e.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-06-18

When you want . pleasant phylic
ny Chamberlainis Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They are easy 70 take and
pleasant In effect For sale By John
n. Glslssner. druggist.
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DAYS OF DIZZINESS
Come to Hundreds Of Abilene People.
Il. W. JACOBS,
County Clerk

There are DAYS Of dizziness;
SPELLS Of headache, sideaehe, backachei
Sometimes rheumatic pains;
Often urinary disorders;
All tell you plainly the kidneys are sick.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure all kidney Ills.
Here is proof In Abilene.
Mrs. N. Purves Of M East nth st., says
For good many years was troubled with
my back. Nervousness, dizziness and uri-
nary trouble also annoyed me. Sometimes
in the morning when got up out Of bed
was scarcely able TO move and during the
day WIS unable to do the work which had
aimed 70 perform. Noticing from adver-
tissments In our Abilene papers and also In
books advertising Doan's Kidney P'ns that
my symptoms were very much like those
deicribed By people who had been cured BY
their use, went 10 O. Z. Northcaft & Cos
drug store for box. The treatment cured
for IN 70 date there has not been a symptom
Of a recurrence. l have no hesitation what
ever In highly recommending Deans Eidne
Pills"
Fot sale by all dsalsrA Price 50
cents.
Foster Mllburn Co Buffalo, MY.
sole Agents fortha 0nifsd ssstss
a.s.as.. -. ..-.-DS.ss-sss ,.as 20
uah11lras ~
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HERE'S A BABY


The baby Il healthy because during the
period Of CESSATION its mother used the
popular and purely vegetable hnimsnt.
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OA0T0REA.
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-06-18

First Published in the Abilene Weekly Re-
hec.oF June 18th. 1906
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Foster MlIburn Co Buffalo, n. Y
Sole Agents. ior M Unifed etates-

49, ihs nane-Do11'l-a1d AZ 90
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DOUBT AND HESITATION
RULE IN WALL STREET.
REACTION FOLLOWS WEEK
OF UPWARD MOVEMENTS.
Close Is Steady, However, and
Speculative Sentiment Gener-
ally Much More Hopeful.

New York, Dec. 5.-There was tone Of
doubt and hesitation in to-day's stock
market, which quite naturally followed
tho appearance in yesterdays market of
signs of 4 elimination OF n rise. Yester-
days large volume of dealings and the
small net changes in price pointed both to
heavy realizing and to large short cover
ing. While the realizing is u strengthen
ing factor of the market, the reduction
of the short interest deprives it of tech
nical factor of strength. A renewed ad-
vance In Brookiyn Transit, followed by
the local fractions this morning. obtained
little following in the general list. A SELL
ing movement followed, which carried n
number of the leaders. such as Fennsyl-
wanna, United States Steel preferred and
Amalgamated. point under last night. A
upon the publication Of the bank state-
ment. The gain of $4,000 in cash reserves
was an agreeable surprise compared with
the expectation of a decrease Of several
posed to be due to the making up of for
mer discrepancies the other way.
The increase in the loan item of lit
tie over S1,O000J0 was not disturbing. The
market closed steady and not far from
last nights level. The closing sterling ex-
change market was weak and declined
further to 4 level, which Will assure the
movement toward New York of available
supply in foreign money markets. The
Financial Chronicle points out that mu-
nicipal bond sales for November We're lar
ger than for any previous November ex-
cept in 1896. The large issues of new rail-
road bonds, which have been successfully
placed In the recent past. is also the occa-
sion of comment favorable to the financial
prospect. A contrast is afforded by the
figures OF new interpretations with IL cap
ital of ST. 100000 or over during November.
which fell to the lowest aggregate Of any
month since the early part of 1899.
MARKET BRoADENS.
The temper of speculation in stocks has
undergone a change this week and prices
have advanced in n broadening market.
Commission-houses report that there has
been little growth in outside order busi-
ness. and the movement is supposed to be
principally due to operations by profess
sioral traders and habitual operators Of
the wealthy class. But the technical sig
nificance of the movement Is probably not
less on that account. The operators in
stocks for long time have found their
only success on the sice of the receding
prices. This week the market gave evi-
dence Of being oversold. and the bears
failed Of their recent successes in forcing
out sales Of stocks when thc: offered
prices down. Among the industrials espe-
cially. which have suffered such drastic
scaling down of prices. the urgent de-
mand to borrow stocks for delivery, which
commanded a premium In some cases,
gave warning of danger to shorts. and
prompted buyers to cover. The early COW
ering movement among short spectators
Of the smaller class did not at first dis
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that the Post Office at Hooking. L., ~
burned on Friday night. He received -
details in either case.
WANTS RECORD OF FRAUDS.
Post Office Committee Asks for
Papers in "Scandal Cases"
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Washington. Dec. misrepresentation
Overstreet of Indiana. chairman of IL
new Committee on Post Offices and Poi
Roads, to-day introduced an important
resolution in the House. 1t requests
that the House Committee on Post OF.
fees and Post Roads be authorized to 70.
quest the Postmaster General to send Ia
the committee all the papers connec4sd
with The recent investigation Of his Do.
partmenr.'
The production of these documents n
expected to bring out lively debate. Rsp.
resentative Overstreet. 1t Ia said. present.
ed his resolution in order to forestall IL
Democrats who were expected to offer 4
similar resolution.
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DUKE TAKING THE REST CURE.
Dowager Duchess of Manchester
Denies RumOrs.

London. Dec. 5.-The Dowager Ducheas
OF Manchester. in response to the Asso-
ciated Press's inquiry concerning the
alarming reports circulated in the Unitsd
States regarding her sons illness, tele-
SrdDhed as follows from Sandringham
House:
kindly contradict the reports. Ths
luke Is only taking the rest cure"
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MONEY STILL HIGH.

, The money market has scarcely shown
the expected relaxation following the COM
sDletion of the December settlements. Con-
a continuance Of firm money market for
the rest of the year. But 1t is made clear
from the movement of the international
exchanges and the statistics of interna-
tional trade that New York commands
the exchange situation. New Orleans and
San Francisco have made further requisi-
tons upon New York for currency during
the week and additional shipments to
those points are expected. but the West.
ern demand for crop-moving purposes had
como to an end.
Gold for import has been secured in
the London market, whenever the move
ment of money rates did not make 1t
more profitable for holders Of exchange
on London to hold up their collection and
leave the proceeds on loan in London. a
Of gold from Japan to San Francisco. San
F'rancisco's exchange needs are usually
satisfied by way Of Australia, but large
Australian crops have thrown the advan-
tage Of exchange to that center. San
Francisco finds it Of greater advantage to
Japan and to take gold from there In
compensation. The movement serves as
e relief from the San Francisco demands
upon New York for currency. Confidence
is undiminished that money will become
easier with the turn of the year, and it is
believed that the movement Of stock Is,
in part, dtscounting of this expectation.
The bond market has been somewhat
Irregular. but has grown stronger in sym.
the new IS declined Y per cent below the
closing call Of last week.
Mining Stocks in New York.
New York. Dec. 5.-Followng are closing quo
tatt ntfy ,fTf1 shnrn
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New York Curb Market.

NE;F BI.IE SPECIAL.
Ne; New York: Dec. 5.IThe curb market opened
qu M., and steady. Dealings at the close were
= - ht w. more active than at the opening. To-
5hi sues were about moo shares Greene
copper copper was again tn. feature It sold from
IL w 10 20 fraction above yesterdays
Ciose. LOT Low shares. Interborough Rapid
iranslt sold from 81 down to soj4 for 800
shares. seaboard Air Line preferred sold at
z LOT % shares. New Orleans Railways 5iLy
sold at soh. an interest for $4,000. STANDARD
on sold at sio TOT shares. 30 shares OF New
Northern Securities sold at Ssil. "a
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ORDER OF COLUMBIAN KNIGHTs.

ct. LOUIS LODGE. NO. IS. ORDER OF
4 Columbian knights. meets every second
and fourth Monday at hall No. g.. Odd Eel
lows building. Visiting members Of the order
are always welcome. CARS and limitations at
all meetinos. 7. f. MURRAY, President.
John F. Ryan. Secretary. Wells Fargo Elk
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New York Money Market.

New York. Dec. 5-Money call nominal.
per cent: 6 months 5h6s4. per cent; prime
mercantile paper G06k per cent. Sterling eS.
change-Actual business in bankers bills at
tt1s2S75a4.s3 for demand and at 7s25T4 1850 for
S.day flls posted rates 4s05fl4.s1 and sig
s41; commercial bills 4S75a4.7S Mexican dol
h ,ars i2iac Government bonds steady. Railroad
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ILLINOIS CENT
Northern Lii

North Illinois Express :.
Springfield. Freeport and
e-t prSps'6e .yiisht Special :.
Peoria and sprinGnem.
Springfield Accommodation.
chicago Diamond special.....
springfieid Accommodation. &c.
Southern Lii
Fast Mail-Paducah. Cairo.
Memphis. jackson. Tenn:
New Orleans and Texas
Express, Nashville. At.
iants and Jacksonville. -.
New Orleans Special-Cairo.
Memphis and New Orleans.
Accommodation Murphys-
boYo. Marion and Cfea1
Springs. Sparta an d
Chester ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
New Orleans Limited =
cairo, Memphis: Dixie
FLYER Nashville. Atlanta
ana Jacksonville ..........
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MINING SHARES

New York Stock Quotations.
st. Louis. Dec. 5-The following shows tho
opening. highest, lowest and closing quotations
IN the New YORK Stock Exchange today Cor
Iected daily for The Republic by Francis Bro
& Co. bonds and stocks. No. 2li North Fourth
street:
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.RUnBER STAMPS, SEALS. STENCILS.

ADAMS the stamp man. S14 n. Sixth st. I;
rubber stamps seals. stencils. ETC.: coed. cheap,
quick Write for new list
EXCELSIOR STENCIL WORKS. sle Olive,
for steel stamps. stencils. burning brunds. rub
: Der type. seals, brass and aluminium checks.
RUBBER stamps rupper type. sigi,s marx
,ef1 brass and aluminium checks at lowest
prices. Kasper Stamp Il Seal tN. ei5 lIocist st
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Iowa Post once Robb.a.

Post-Omce Inspector Dice yesterday re-
ceived word that the Post Office at GRAY.
Ia. had been robbed On Friday evening
and $40 stolen. He has also been Informed
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HISTORICAL SOCIETIES.

m ISsoURI HISTORICAL SOCIETY. NO.
ia 1900 Locust Street-Regular monthly
month at 5 p. M, from November till April.
inclusive. The building is open daily from 8
a. m. till p. M: Sunday afternoons from 2
TIL g.: The public is coraially invited to visit
the library and museum.
WALTER Il. DOUGLAS, President
George F. Mockler Secretary
= HE BLUE AND THE GRAY MEETS AT
~ the rooms of the Missouri Historical So
clety, No. 1910 Locust street. upon cal, of ,uu
commandant. JOSEPH BOYcE, Captain.
E. c. Robbins First Sergeant
VOLUNTEER FIREMEN's HISTORICAL
U Society meets third Sunday Of every
month. .. M. No 1900 Locust street. All St
Louis volunteer fremen are invited 10 attend
JOSEPH BOYCE, President.
Tho mas Lynch. Secretary
Frank n. Brooks Assistant Secretary
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ST.L0UIS RAIL ROAD TIME-TABI E
ST. LOUIS TINE.

Arrivals and Depa rtures of Train. at
Union Station.
.DaiIy.
fDa!iy except Sunday.
$SuHday oniy.
IlEAc~pt Monday.
..Daiiy except saturday and Sunday.
fiSatLroay only.
sSaIui day and Sunday only.
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This strange and wonderful woman is gradu-
ally put surely turning the tide of skep.icism
Dreamed to do what she does her marvellous
while you look. listen and wonder.
THE FUTURE CAN BE FoREToLD.
Asking no questions. she tells your name in
Professional men and women ar. awestrick-
speechiess. some say mirnculoas. Had she been
born in the time OF superstition her work would
hsye been elnssed little less than rniraele,
PAST. PKEsENT and FuTuRE tina. i viii Vii
unless you md me superior. to any Medium.
Pianist list or or ClnisySyant in this city
els. divorces. separations. lawsuits. business
transactions wills. deeds. mortgages, lost or
mose sou Il to be
domestic trouble removed. your lost love re-
turned. your enemies converted into stanch
bles suspicious or desires. call on this won
derfuliyy gifted woman; and she Will send YOU
5000 CHALLENGE.
And all challenEes accepted. and in return
or Clairvoyant that can excel her in her mar
Vicious revelation Of ones past. present and
She fully appreciates the responsible position
In which she has been placed and asks those
who have been imposed upon. humbugsed and
Swho are Claiming this divine GIT Of clpissoys
aney or mediunship, mot to despair. but to
She has others. why not you? Endowed with
her wonderful power by the Almighty. she has
made II her life study and has now reached
read your life like a book and give you proper
Office hours. a. m. to p. m daily and
All business sacred and confidential
MRS. DR. GEORGE. $500 Washington ave.
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vANDALIA LINE.
NJ, X. & 1.-THE KATY

Train.
jefferson City, Columbia,
Boonville. Sedalia, Fort
Scott. Indian Territory and
Texas Express .....-..-......
THE Katy Flyer. for Dali
las, Fort Worth. Houston.
Galveston. San Antonio,
Mexico City and interme-
d!ate points..............:.-..
Jefferson City. Columbia,
Bocnville. Sedalia. Kansas.
Indian Territory and Texas
Express. ......-.....-.....
Missouri. Kansas. Indian
Territory and Oklahoma
Flyer ...................
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TRIBE OF BEN HtrR,

CT. LOUIS COURT. NO. 4. TRIBE OF
- Bsn-Hur. meets every Tuesday night at
Sons and Daughters OF Hur from other courts
and out Of the city are hereby extended q cor
dial invitation to visit BY order Of
Attest: Arendt Kuelper. Scribe. 1858 Scott
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KNIGHTS OF FATHER MATTHEW.

= .. Knights Of Father Mathew-aIeets on
nrtt and third Monday OF each month a:
School Hall. No. ltia C'Falion street. All mem
Dor, requested to be present Visitors welcome.
JOHN N. HENNESSY. Chief Sir knight.
John J. Scuily. Recorder.
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q. II.
Depart. Arrive.
s2:O5 am I:3o pm
.0:os pm T:ss am
1876 am t6:52 pm
$3.50 am s5:2s pm
t5:N pm. tS::sz am
sos am $50 pm
~ 80 am '5:2s pm
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RATHBoNE SISTERS.

RATHBONE SISTERS.
A EGls TEMPLE. NO. :. RATHBoNE SIS
~ tiers, meets every second and fourth Thurs
Day nights at Fsaternal Hail, Eleventh street
MRS L. b. PFElFFER, NJ d c.,
3o26 Easton avenue.
avenue.
= ATHBONE SISTERS. EXCELSIOR TEN
~ pie, No. Is, meets every first and third Sat-
urday OF each month at Anchor Hall, Park and
Jefferson avenues Members expected to be
present and visitors cordially invited.
MRS. A. BAxMEYEsR. ". y. c.
Luiu Malinder. n r. C
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sOLD. SILVER, NICKEL PLATING.
GOLD AND SILVER

Plating In all its branches Repairing Of solid
Rilrerware specially. Clocks, watches, opera
glasses and chandeliers gold plated. Gustav
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l.. & n. r.. b.
F'iorida Limited. via Nash |'''''s'
8; ;ssNss @ziSs: ST; TAs %Hsss.iss
Fsss M Evansville. Nash: SUI pm ssps
Vile. Birmns ham. Mont
gomery; Chattanooga. At
sHa Hs s!Rs5at iis orleans E.a,
Southern Elp2ess to Evans. gu am ';' pm
ham: Mobile. New orleans.
t tsS9ss.lils oeala a'ea ssd IT,
ST. LOUIS MERCHANTy' BRDGE
TERMINAL RAILWAY SUBURRAN
TRAIN SERVICE.
Eastbound-Leave Eighth and Gratiot stsssts
sahsasa sii, FL i iS!so s ?: I'D FIX 81
s " I p n saturday ara sunday ony-iu7
81 ssst y ss iis i E T. 's Study oss
~; Wes,b @ H2S 1p p n Grant,. CITY a.u,,
To- ga So h5 .. E me- FL. sus s p Sc 81.
S5asy 01 SATURDAY n and ddu sSasas sss
m Except Saturday and sunday-5:42 p. n
.r Ese. Ssa Hsssa ss!yls e. s ss sS Il
n:n is a s, s;s s;s1 !urd DAY, only
saturd.y and Sunday oniysii:Ss p ri m .N''' =
ST. LOUIs-PEORIA LINE.
tsee c.. P. & st. LI
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
rr.,IsT. LouIsLouIsvILLE LINEa
Princeton. Louisville. Lex ~ A
lngton and way stations.
isnts. Mssicon and; and points
in the Southwest.-..........ss :o4 am sAm
Mount Vernon Accommoda-
;.Ssstoa Louisville: Ls1: "''' pm ";s'.
Knoxville. Asheviile. Chat
tanooE.. Rome: Atlantis.
con and all points in Flor
ST. LOUIS sOUTHWESTERN RAN.
WAY.
n COTTON BELT ROUTED
s sns Ts1.: k EapIs:; ,s
ST. LOUIS AND HANNIBAL RAILWAY
VIA Wabash).
Mali and Exeress. RIO am ui5psn
Mail and Express. 5:o6 pm fS:gpn
L.. H. & ST. L. RY. CHenderson Rsetsl
Fas, Mail-owensboro.c Clover
port, Louisville and the
Eastern asr 'i ExpiessIoweniSoro, :"
Cioverport. Louisville and
the East .................. SO pm "a -
TOLEDO, ST. LOUIS AND WESTERN.
Train. CLOVER LEAF hG ps5ais. An,,.
Toledo. Buffalo and New
Eastern fNpress.iiiinois. In. ~"
NJ sss &c pm ~:
yANDALIA LINE.
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Train.
New orleans. Mobile. Merid-
ian, jackson. Cairo. MUIR
physboro. Sparta. all points
South and Southeast. 1890.
New Orleans. Mobile. Merid-
ian. MONTGOMERY. Atlanta.
Jackson. Cairo. all points
In Florida and the South
and Southwest. ...............
Murphysboro. Sparta and
Chester Accommodations.
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u. &c q. S.W. u
Train.
Cincinnati. Louisville, WASH
inBton. Baltimore. Paiiadel-
phIa and New York Express.
Cincinnati, Louisville, Pitts
burg, Warrington, Baiti-
mole.. Philadelphia and
New York Fast Mail.
Cincinnati Accommodation.
Cincinnati, Louisville. Pitts
burg, Washington. BaIti-
more, Philadelphia and
New York Royal Blue
vincennes Accommodation.
Flor. Accommodation ........
We Baden and French Lick
Springs. via Monon Route.
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turb the more powerful operators on that
side of the market. and they were in
clined to avail themselves of rallies IN
prices to put out fresh lines at the higher
level. Some of the selling that was at
tributed to realizing by the longs was I'M
doubtedly this renewed short selling.
With the persistence OF tne upward
movement through the week an extended
SHORT interest WAS thus left uncovered un-
I'll past the middle of the week, when 1t
became clear that a bear element OF a
stronger and more persistent character
than any heretofore reached was being
driven to cover. with an important effect
on prices and an awakening Oh decided
animation in the market.
FEARS AGGRAVATED.
The fears of The shorts were aggravated
by their suspicion that an absorption Of
stocks had been going on by the great
capital and Banking combinat ;ons whose
operations contemplated VIDE poiicles ant;
are based upon convictions as 70 general
conditions and tteir ultimate working out
The recovery In prices gained force ana
tors that We're unfavorable. but winch
had to do with conditions that have been
more or less foreseen and have been an
for some tins past For instance. the
cotton crop Indicated by the Govern
ments estimate at below 100000 bales
would be regarded as amounting TO a ma
t.onal calamity were it not that the heavy
marketing OF cotton in November awak-
els some skcpticis m toward the estimate.
reports continue to be received Of the
closing down Of iron and steel mills and
OF new measures OF retrenchment and
economy in that trade. Railroad earnings,
While stiil holding above last years level
both for gross and net earnings, show a
progressive decline in the ratio Of increase
for both. But these developments are met
by the growth of the opinion that the
enormous shrinkage which has occurred
IN the prices of securities has already been
Sufi1c!ent to discount the worst that could
happen in trade reaction and contraction.
also has grown distinctly more hopeful.
This is especially marked in regard to the
iron and steel trade. from which come re-
ports indica ting that the decline in prices
OF product has met revived demand
which promises some. consumptive alb
so9ption of the lessened volume OF output
The measures Of economy already adopt
ed and those in contemplation, and the re-
duced freight rates on steel products for
export. arouse hopes Of an available outlet
In the foreign trade. The details Of the
foreign trade statement for October, offer
gratifying evidences OF the revival of the
export trade In all lines Of manufactures.
The seasonable cold weather has given
an impetus to all lines of distributive
trade and the coal trade. in which con-
siderable congestion had developed. is re-
ported to be especially benefited by the
small Fart has been played in the recov-
cry by the constant Circulation of rumors
of important adjustments OF control and
policy touching the relations OF groups Of
capitalists. tending to harmonic those re-
lations
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tsR?sg :.1ms; ,,s AE, .s
% pm T35 am
ISIS am tl:1 pm
,fii:"sIs e. Sc Sc fl ls 4 e e;
1850 pm ell 80 am
1850 pm t6:0 am
1924 pm $500 pm
t5:A pm i:42 am
......... T:l0 pm
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ROYAL LEAGUE.
q REELEY COUNCIL. ROYAL LEAGUE,
" meets the second and fourth Wednesday
evenings In Hall No. Fraternal building
Eleventh and Franklin avenue. Next meeting
November %. All members OF the order frater-
nally invited at all times and our own mem
beTs expected. Fratetnally,
GEORGE PAAScH, Archon.
Attest: II. H. Jones. Scribe.
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.srocknoLpERr MEETINGS.

I: STOCKHOLDERS Mceting-Notice In hereby
2 given that the annual meeting OF the stockhold-
ers Of the Mercantile Trust Company will be
. held at the office of the company at the north
east corner OF Eighth ard Locust SITS. in the
city Of st. Louis. No., on Monday. December
u. 1903 converting at the hour of 9 O'Clock a.
m. on that day. for the purpose Of elect ne
eight directors and for the transaction of such
other business may he brought before said
meeting FESTUS ]. WADE. President.
c. II. Mcmillan Secretary.
ST. Louis, Mo-. Nov. %. 1908.