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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-03
STRENGTH SHOWN IN WHEAT
DUE TO BUlLlSH CABLES.
TRADE Is GOOD AND PRICES
CLIMB ALL DAY.
Dizziness Prevails in Corn, Though
Sympathy Holds Market Firm
Oats Firm.

Chicago. April strength was manifested
In the wheat market to-day. due to bullish
foreign adviccs. anG MAJ closed iaiisc
higher. May corn was up &c with oats
unchanged. Provisions were firm. the May
product closing unchanged to - higher.
WHEAT.
There was n good trade in wheat ard
prices had an upward tendency Throughout
the entire day. and the close was At about
the best figures. Alay opened unchanged
To a shade higher. at Bisu73t.c. the steady
cables giving a little nrmness to the .itua-
uoh- mere va .IOi -m~mlsS1On-hOu@
buying during the whole session ana the
price Tor both Nay and July advanced rad
uaiiy, a Dig export business. togetn. e vain
builish European adyIces reporting drought
In South Russia and Roumauia and the de-
creased stocks in the Northwest we've the
causes Tor the better demand. Tn tCpUrt
that the Argentine shipments for the week
would be smaller was also a strengthening
influence. Alter selling up to -. May
closed at y a net gain OF lisc. C~teardhces
OF wheat and -four Were equaI u eS.vg fu.
PRIMARY receipts We're $1,000 bu.. against
800 bu. a year ago. Minneapolis ard
with local receipts Of - ~Cars-nOne of con-
tract grade-made total receipts for three
points OF 25 cars against 2j cars last week
ana "a cars a year ago.
CORN.
Dizziness prevailed in corn and the general
sentiment Was bear.sh. although the
strength Of wheat held prices h-T. Trad
-uN Nas idlEflN local.. Win tJnnlueIdoie
changing gong on-seiling May and buy
ing July. The cash market was DUH on ac-
count Of the tie OF the lake fleet. After
ranging between sc and i37sc. May closed
- higher. at Bac. Local receipts were
small at lbs cars-with OF contract grade.
OATS.
There was only a small trade on oats.
hut the market was firm In sympathy with
the strength in wheat. The principal buy
Ing was that OF a leading long. al
though shorts covered quite TreeIy. The
close was steady. with May unchanged at
85sc. after selling between IJ5. GS5sc and
3iis G5iiac. Local receipts we're smaller
than expected. only % cars being received.
OF FUTURES
Articles. Opening. Highest. Lowest Closing
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1853 A. ~
and Z cars through. BY, sample. deLs-No. : red
local H not '0S Worth dna 7e a. aide; No. J ' red out At
.sHg5oe dattsE choice, W: side car lots and so
Z, side; No. ,Guota6le at SOC % sc; No. 2 hard
at siasSc and Turkey worth &c; No. I hard al
&C; rejected hard at sc.
through. BY sample del: No. ? at Rc: No. , at
&c for poor to S1+lc. latter choice sound: No. :
at 9:Ae: No ) white a; &c tough to &c for
oxTs-ReceIved - cars local and 10 car,
through; By sample del; No; at e to Sse;
white at SSSGH1c; No. 4 white at SG9sc: No. 2
and No. 2 ~q1oiabie at &C local.
BARLEY-SaIe 5000 bu- Minneapolis on p. I
Quote range OF value on mailing barley sc to
ELAXsEEp..Nomi1srly hiehsE; Bids pr Su-
MILLFEED-whsre bran IN iss oetaina9is
RI ~ st s sniR = e DUH G ana 1nse,,le ei' Tse East
is stm out as n buyer and LITTLE demand from
~ .s.e south II MIL 2p S s 5sci so Gdfs at 9 q IN ana nSi m fa.a at \
s,raIghts :l5a5..5; extra fancy pG32o; cleers
S-55G3.so: low gIades S.oG3.se Hard winter
clear, 81. "a Foregoing prices for lots from
nrst hands trk-. or at depot. this side. Orders
RRANkaE; trk ss:i; at Sc n , sgIk am and as SSsS N
for mids. in 1905 and according TO quality. on
direct g., orders Irssr in ip r SIS; q, &c sSI for sgsI sT ana a s5sf
;s.e for mids. at mill bran sells at Sdsoc and
RYE FLoGR-At ss.so in ju,e SKIS. and 80 in
wood.
cGRN SIs1 IA sGg,, %.a, { O. B.. ',-"; pearl
,HAY-Recsipts. los tons local and rs tons
through: shipred al tons. Quote on E. trk-:
Timothy fiSdI5.O for cho ee: No. l uta14.5: No:
? S2Qf5: lower grades at sou Clover at it
ii.0 for light and sisai2.0 for heavy. Prairie
on w. side uO.s0@1 for No. 1 and Bgs for No.
. and s. for lever trades.
wHISK Y-Steady at $50
LEAD AND sPELTER-Lead HS64S'A;
STRAw-saie. car chany wheat E. trk- at IS.
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st. Louis Future Prices.


Butter-Ffrm- Quotations: CreameTy-Extra -
~. S,:.sins az. IA fSs. xr.as. Ia tx
packed-Exira isc: hrsts Isdis[c. Country-pack-
inc stock io6ilEs. roll nhc. Renovated-Ex-
ira &c. nrsts lsMaac.
EsEs-current receipts i2c. Receipts $50 local
Cheese-Northern on orders: Twins i3sc; sin
rlss l3iEc; daisies he; Y. A. i4Lc: ionshorns
l4adi5c.
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Provisions were dull. but fTm. the small
stocks being the supporting feature. There
was a little easier tone early on selling OF
ribs by packers. but the offerings were
the market rallied somewhat. The close
was firm. with May pork unchanged at
81. g2is. May lard was up 2izl5c at 200
$40. O2iz. and ribs were Sc higher at S.75.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat.
20 cars; corn. lO5 cars; oats. los cars; hogs,
10 OD hend
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BULLISH FOREIGN NEWS
ADVANCES GRAIN VALUES.
EXPORTERS ARE AGAIN IN
THE MARKET.
Domestic Conditions and Crop Re
ports Are Generally Favor
able to Sellers.

Wheat and corn scored further gains in a
rather dull market yesterday. There was
not much outside interest and trading was
mainly in the hand OF the professionals
and s~calpers. All domestic conditions were
bearish. but favorable government and pri-
vate crop reports were offset by foreign in
formation. Foreign buyers were reported
active and II was even said tina Switzerland
was in TIE market for American grain.
probably fo- use as breakfast foods by
mountain climbing tourists. Nobody on the
local floor knew how much wheat the Swiss
item as bullish and let Il 90 at that. Re
ceipts here and at other primary points
were heavy and the weather was favorable
for the growing crop.
There were some scattered damage re-
ports and these added to acceptance Of s.
Iuaus Tor export heiped the upward move
ment.
May wheat opened 1-Isc OF arI sold up.
SEC. essc. Ssse. Sc. 0sc. sic. Ssc.
Corn was dull throughout the session. At
practically no outside speculative interest
In futures Receipts were again heavy.
longs caused n reaction. which added izc
TO the value OF the May option.
May corn opened sc of and sold at:
ss4c. ssac. aSc, sssc. csc. BIC. ssSc. sac,
Receipts Of wheat at ST. Louis. s.5I4 bu.
Of which 4n5 SKIS. and 81 cars local and I
cars through against 1922 bu. Of which S24
SKIS and IL cars local and Z cars through in
lS2 Samples on trk.
Receipts of wheat at primary points:
26l.5l6 Gu. against $1,000 bu. I'm 1902. and
shipments 246s2 bu.. against l0e.UO bu-
Northwest received ri cars against lSi cars
In lSe- Chicago received so.32S Du.. and
Kansas City. $1,000 bu. Clearances 81, 1l9 bu.
Receipts OF corn at St Louis. $500 bu.. Of
which IS cars local and 3 cars through
against 0.S5 bu.. Of which - SKIS. ami q
cars local and Z cars through in 1907.
Receipts OF corn at primary points. 49,
+02 bu., against $4,000 bu. in 1900. Rad ship
ments. 4Sy. ZO bu-. against 5000 bu- Chi
cage received 1900 bu., and Kansas City
$500 bu. Clearances. El.GO0 bu.
Receipts OF oats at 81. Louis. Y.SO bu. OF
which 10 cars local and 10 cars through
against 1850 bu., Of which 81 cars local and
S cars through IN 1902
Receipts OF oats at primary points. u.s.
5l2 bu., against z1.O0 bu. in 1902. and ship
ments. $50 bu.. against $500 bI. Clear
ances. 1900 bu.
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nr Tn1 sa RsDuS Snf.:, q SsSsrH3ns . are for ear sms Let ,o !.
sTRAwBERRIESSFiorida refrigerator stock.
f ioaisiah sS p psPe SE-r ali ns Ease S rom f, ;.'zS az ~ Tsss;
sold az $50 per s-gallon case.
per 81. and Iepsck Ssi SOCK s0c at s<1 a,d HrHi' for sOSa
70 STSe- ior ehSlGn g tsneya Bsldwin and
and Jonathan $3.50 for fancy; other ~varietie.
iMESn!5e 81 per 100
~oRANGEs-ca- lots on uk. California navel
and seedlings at u.S0g2. On orders 2S94oc q
for choice and E.S for fancy. Messina at ss.750
PINEAPPLEs-chOicc Cuban at s.sO94 per
California at a.0a3. according to size ana
MALAGA GRAPEs-At S a bunch.
a bunch on orders:
.PoTxToEs-sacked on track; Northern white.
S burbank s1a rg Rs5 k seSsie; r rS,e. os SSf sI5t s.:
Sl49sern Min aianssota, se.se: keS S1iS' asfse:
western early Ohio in bulk SGEc
IL. SE 4 sgs SpA. eGSan .ESaa i5i1 PeP barrel at r"'
oNIoNs-Pleatitul Quote from l19as { r falr
2sd3c for choice.
SfAsSERdko ohISEF per- lon ger ds GIlsi GF1 fs New
York Danish
sAuERKR1A a drs: s,P me 'i-Oarrel and $50
NEW cABBAoE-New ori,sns at r-0eas
cUCyMFERs.EsstsrS hot h q az Us sss
81 a doz. Florida bu. box at t162
SWEET PoTAToEs-Bermuda at sc; Nsnss..
Ssssn st g sssS Gsai s. sfl sa g. s. ser ser BE- ST. SD
stock 81 s0d5 per Dbl
fancy. Hcuban g poor at n.506s.
CEI.ERY-Caftfornia at a51 a crate: Florida
at tF-25G2s0 a crate. Celery roots at Doc per
RFETs-ouote homegrown at Isc q barrel OF
I5fz5c rer hushel. loose. New orleans at go
3- a dozen lunches
and 81. 2sdIF0 a barre. New Orleans. 2ode5c
a dazsn bunches and $50 a barrel
cordinE 10 quality. Homegrown at 5od7Sc per
EGG PI.ANT-s9. 50as.5o per large crate. Gu
Observation-Disclosures s-j-bu. box paTe. snd
1861 for bu. boxes. Homegrown 15e1s1 a ou-
box.
RIrrABAGAs-At &c per bu. GeI.
T GREENS-Louislana choice at f1.3
al 81 ner hu. box Poor less
hoI and eOa7sc a hbi. New Orleans at sc q
RALF-Home grown al fasOc a bl. loose. Ar
PEPPERs-For,da az ga. Is for choice green
Cuban s. tnoori at 81 .256i.O-
HoRsERADIsH-s2d2.@ per Dbl On orders
RADIsHES-New Orleans at 25FEOc per doz-
hurches. according 20 variety and size: Alabama
ISnss,,na d hn oI ssoce az sSl. :. \ u"
TRING ~REASS-Flar'da at sodz-S per hu. for
stale to s7d7.E for choice
PARSLEY-New Orleans curiey at G9Dc q
CAuLIFLowER-Home-grown Chothouss),
RorrRSRI1N 2sd5sc per dog. buncSes
Orleans at s363.N a Dbl =
BRUssEL sPRoUTs-Florida at isc a quart.
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M0NEY.T0.RENT
MECHANICS TRUST co.

VIII ADVANCE you from so TO 500 on FuRNI-
TURE PIANOS. HORSES and WAGONS with
out At a GREATLY
RATE that VIII enable you 70 PAY on any
DEBT YOU may have: you can RETURN the
money as you can In weekly or monthly paw
mcnts, and only A for the TIME YOU use The
MONEY!: vhec IN need Of MONEY, call at out
RIyATE OFFICE and get our RATES. %
CO. Cor. Sixth aud Olive. second floor. EN-
TRANCE ~ y. Sixth q.
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DOCTOR ANNIE NEWLAND.

ecTnmodetions; free homes for Infants. n desirvd:
ladies' treated for @ nreatment ruarantse1l; reg
ulator 81 only: private. reliable. seciud.d. b
censed home. where you nre well treated and
your care guaranteed: private disessar . soc
cialty. sei7 Olive ST
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TRIBE of

81 LOUIS COURT, No. 4. 7. q. II. MEETS
sreIy Erloay night at Shoeyorkers' Hall. south
west corner Leouard end Easton. Entrance on
k<onAru avenue Sons and Daughters of Hur
IRON otner courts and out Of the city are hereby
OF = = sfIf Srner
Attest: Grace kuelper. Scribe. No. SEA Evans
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Furs.
Wool.

III unseasOaable and ''s;rinEy'' furs are graded
accordingly and sell 81 4 discount from the fore
going figures
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wheat-May sold at c9dssisc; puts sSx6sskc
to eS%TssAc: calls SC to e9Lde9%c: July sold At
sS%Gssfsc: puts ssssc TO 6slsc: calls eStc 70 ss4c.
Corn-May sold at sac; puts s9Sc: calls Sssc-
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Hides.
Fruit. and Vegetables.

before being shipped.
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FOR RENT, SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FARMS o SALE.

TNvESTHENT-6,O0c acres in compact body:
splendid agricultural. fruit or stock-ralsiug rrop-
oxition: iron mine being worked that Gays q gocd
r5SaitY. s. b West. Mansneld. Ma
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LOANS ON
Salary Discount Co.

We do IT.: advance your unearned salary, for
r reasonable discount.
o NEED NOT WAIT FOR PAYDAY.
Our rates are right. and you get an honest,
fair and square deal II you are employed and
need money. see Us Open from s a m. 70 $50
p. m Both phones. sos Nermod & Jaccard
building. corner Broadway and Locust
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woopuES of the WORLD

wooDMEN OF THE WORLD
~ --
MOUNT AUBUR CAMP. NO. 80. woOD-
men Of the World, meets every Friday a,
Kickers Hall. Newstead avenue and North Mar.
kst street, Visitors are invited and members En-
peeied TO Be- present. -. r.; N. BACON C. C.
MISCELLANEOUS.
y Mutual Aid Association will meet
Sunday. 10 o'clock .. m. at BowInan's Hall.
Eleventh and Locust SITS. All are cordially In
yited. Mess meeting.
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MONEY! & MONEY

LOANED TO RELIABLE EMPLOYEES.
Housekeepers and business men on FURNI-
TURE. wagons. !iv. stock and PIANOS. leaving
same In your possession II you owe any loan
or salary concern or any bills we will pay them
and advance you more money. You can renay
us IN easy WEEKLY. MONTHLY or EAE.Y
payments.
We make no inquiries OF your employers. We
extend payments In case Of sickness or out OF
work. call. write or phone Main 2sSM.
NEW YORk A COMPANY.
es-20s-eOa2l0 Odd Fellows building, Ninth and
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New York. April 1.-The market for evaporsted
apples shows nu change from the conditions re-
Gently reported. demand being still HIGHT and Of
ferings free: common are quoted at 3h64izc;
prime at tN65c: choice at 5h8sc. and fancy at
6NTTzc. Spot prunes continue quiet and rather
easy and without change. from &c to &c for all
grades Apricuts remained steady under a fair
demand: choice are quoted at TH4sc and fancy
IT skG11isc. Peaches are dull and easy at TO
SC for choice and s<19c for fancy.
Sugar.
New York. .Aprti 2-sugar-Rav nominal: fair
refining , 3-lsc: centrifugal &c test 3 1890. mo-
lasses sugar 2 i5-lec. refined unsettled: crushed
5.3oc: powdered t.Ac: GRADUATED I.l0c. Molasses
nrm: New Orleans 3idt0c.
New Orlsans. La. April 1-Su~ar dull: open
kettle 2An5Ae. open kettle centrifuyal 3kd5Ac;
centrifugal wnNes 4kc: yellows 54k14c. seconds
:ng31c, Molasses- open kettle nominal: 40
NC: eehtFliusai ealSc: strip nominal: iSG3fc-
Dry Goods.
New fors. @rril Z-The dry goods market has
oeen testurrs-ss. with buyers refraining from
making LIBERAL purchases While stocks on hand
are not larse. there IL no Desire 20 speculate and
purchases are made simply to supply current
needs Jobbers' trade has been a little more
DISK owing to tie better weather conditions
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FRArERSAL ORDER OF EAGLES.

ST. LOUIS No. 81. -FRATERNAL
Order OF Eagles, meets every wednesday at s D.
m, At Eagles Hall, No. Zie6 Pine street First
and third Wednesdays for mutations. second
and fourth Tor business meetings.
E. c. BRYANT, President.
John SuaTez. ". Rec. Sec. eE Walnut 90.
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GET FIRE.

Quit paying away your wages In high Interest
We make Il easy for you TO get free from debt
We make loans in sums OK from 5000 to ;S9.0
on HOUSEHOLD goods, pianos. etc. Our rates OF
interest LOWEST IN THE L
faymenfs arranged to suit your convent~nce-
Goods left in your possession. No publicity.
We always extend time In case OF sickness.
without extra charge.
Can write or telephone. Bell. Main .sZ7: Kin
UNION FINANCE COMPANY.
Rooms 303-3o3 Oriel Building.
s. z Cor Sixth and Iocust ets.
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ROYAL ARCANUM.

sRa GRAND COUNCIL. MISSOURI.
ep49A Royal Arcanum, assn Holland
-NSS Building A cordial welcome 10 visit
0SEfS ors. trends. brethren and members
SS from abroad; F. H BACON. q. r.
inc. c. k~illingsworth. Grand Sec'y.
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GOLDEN SEAL FEMALE REGULATOR

Relieves In three hours. Beware OF substitution:
mono genuine without signature Of otula Me-
teal CO. Price 81. 1911 Olive st.
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EutES Sluuu REWARD ssss ns s.9sr
A" Failing ERGo-RoLo compoend 20
safety relieve Longest, most obstinate case delayed
;nenthly periods in TO days. without harm, pain or
interference with work. Nail eilha. Double StrenRtht1
Or. southington Co. GSlS Main st. Kansas CITY No.
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MRS. DR.. HOGAN e Fsss!yss ssfoT inland. and a Z IdPs:
ed II desired: ladies in trouble. call or write:
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FOR RENT. DWELLINGS.

ELEVENTH St. Sis Mushroom brick
elegant condition: gas: rent only SIS Will leasi
respectable neighborhood: take Beilefontaine ca
open.
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DR.. ARTHuR's GOLDEN SEAL .9 Esss!.

Patent applied for: relieves In three hours; beware
Of substitutes: none genuine without signature Of
Golden Seal Med o.. 2es1 Washington: price 81
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MEDTUMs-cLXfRvoYANTs

MRS CRAWFORD. c!airyuyant and medium
can be consulted on all business. magnetic ar
vital magnetism: all diseases cured without me-
icire: drink habit cured. ssnsA Franklin ave.
The Jasper news., 1903-09-24
A womnn's Complexion.

1t is rank fuolishness to attempt to
remove saliownoss Of tn" skin by the use
Of cosmetics, or "local" treatment, as
advocated by the "bcauty DOCTORS"
The only safe and sure way that u
woman can improve her complexion is
by purifying and enriching the blood
which can only be accomplished by
keeping the liver healthy aud active.
The liver is the seat Of disease and blood
pollution. Green's August Flower acts
directly on the liver, cleanses and
enrichrs the blood, purifes the complex.
ion. 1t also cures constipation, bilious
ness, nervousness, aud induces refresh
ing sleep. a single bottle Of Angus
Flower has been known to cure Il q
most pronounced and distressing cases
of dyspepsia aud indigestion. New trial
izs bottle, - cents; regular size, 10
cents, At all druggists.
The Jasper news., 1903-09-24

chamberlain y cough remedy has re-
markable record. 1t has been in use for
rver 20 years, during which time many
million bottles have heen sold and used
1t has loUg been the standard and main
reliance in the treatment ofcroup iu
thousands of homes, yet during all this
time no case hasrvrr becg reported to the
Manufacturers IN which it fai!cd TO effect
a cure. When given AS soou rs the child
becomes hOarsr Or even as soon as the
croupy cough appears, it will prevent
the attack. It's pleasant to take, many
children like it, It contains no opium or
o'hcr harmful substance and may be
given rs confidently toa baby Is TO au
adult. For sale by Webb Bros.
The Jasper news., 1903-09-24

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn tnat there Is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all its stages and that is
Catarrh, Halls Caturrh cure is the on
ly positive cure nov known 10 the medi-
cal fraternity. CataI ria being a constitu.
tonal disease, requires a constitutional
treatment. Halls Catnrrh cure is taken
internally, acting directly upon tho blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system,
thereby destroying the foundation Of the
diseases, giving the patieut strength by
building up the constitution aud assist
ing nature 10 doing its work. The pro
prietors have so much faith in it curative
Powers, that they offer one Hundred
Dollars for any case that it fails To cure.
Send for list Of testimonials. Address,
+. j. CHENEY 4 co, Toledo, O. Sold by
Druggist, 75c. Halls Family Pills are
the best.
The Jasper news., 1903-09-24

Comparing American news
papers with those Of Europe,
Walter Williams says: "Th G
American press is freer and more
influential than the foreign press.
No subsidy warps the judgement
of the American editor, no govern
ment holds whip over his head
Sometimes, to his shame be it said,
political patronage or party lash
corrupts, but even this form of
buIldozing is losing its power.
The American press grows in use-
fulness, in influence and in power
for good and ill. May it grow in
strength of righteousness us we'll. 4"
The Jasper news., 1903-09-24

The James Younger wild west
show which passed through this
section last week succeeded in liv-
ing up to the one time bandits
former regulations. 1t was some-
what of a "hold.up" affair, many
people being victims of the swind-
lers and "grafters" which came
with the show.
The Jasper news., 1903-09-24
4 PuRoATIvE PLEASURE.

II you ever took DeWitt's Little Early
Risers for biliousUess or constipation
you known what purgatiye pleasure is.
These famous little pills cleanse the liver
and rid the system Of all bile without
producing unpleasant effects. They do
not gripe, sickcn or weakness, but give
tone and strength to the tissues and
organs involved. Howell Of houston
Tex, says "No better pill can be used
than Little Early Risers for constipation,
sick headache, etc" Sold 10y L | Lauder.
baugh Drug CO.
The Jasper news., 1903-09-24
In Its Sixth Year.

The Jasper News has started out
on its sixth year. Since its first
issue Oh September s, 1898, ii has
made its appearance every week
excepting one when it took a vaca.
tiou during Christmas week
A good subscription list and
most liberal advertising patronage
is evidence that the paper has met
the approval Of the community.
In view Of the fact Of the failures
of our predecessors in the jasper
newspaper field the launching If
the NEWS was accom- anied by
much uncertainty ms to its long
eyity, aud this feeling had not en-
tirely disappeared until after the
first year had rolled around. From
that time onward the growth has
been gradual until now the paper
has passed the experimental stage
and is now well established.
Since the first appearance of the
NEWS jasper has made wonderful
progress and without desire of
Boosting We can say it has played
no small part toward bringing this
about.
While the News compares
favorably with the newspapers of
other towns, We are not satisfied to
stand still but hope to make it
better and better as the years 60
by.
The Jasper news., 1903-09-24
THE GENUINE vs.. COUNTER
EREIT&

The genuine is always better than u
counterfeit, hut tho truth OF this state.
ment IS never more furcibly realized Or
more forcIbly realized Or more thorough
ly appreciated than when you compare
the genuine DeWitt's Witch Hazel Save
with the many counterfeits aud worth
less substitutes that are on the market.
w 5 Ledbetter, OF Shreveport, La says.
"After using numerous other remedies
without benefit. oue box OF DeWittg's
Witch Hazel Salvo cured me-" For
blind. bleeding, itching aud protruding
piles no remedy is equal to DeWitt's
Witch Hazel SaIve. Sold by f. Laud-
erbaugh
The Jasper news., 1903-09-24

The Joplin Globe is rapidly
gaining the i'll will of every
De nocratic newspaper in Jasper
County 10y its attitude against
Congressman Benton, and inciden.
tally is paving the way for a
Republican to succeed the Little
Giant of the Ozarks." "
The Jasper news., 1903-09-24
Distress After Eating Cured.

Judge W. L. Holland of Greensburc.
La, who is well and favorably know,
says; Two yrars ago | suffered greatly
from Indigestion. After eating, great
istrcss would invariably rdsult, lasting
for an hour or 50 and my nights were
restless. | concluded to try Kodol
Dyspepsia cure aud it cured. me entirely.
Now my sleep is refreshing and digestion
perfect" Scld by +. |. Lauderbaugh
Drug co.
The Jasper news., 1903-09-24
~ Years A Dyspeptic.

K. ii. Foster, 3l5 S. I'd St Salt Lake
City, writes: II have been bothered
with dyspepsia or indigestion for 2l years
tried many doctors without relief;
recently got a bottle of Herbine. One
bottle cured me-, | am now tapering off on
tue second. have recommended it To
my friends; it is curing them, too" soc
at f | Lauderbaugh Drug co.