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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-26
A. B. Baxter & Co.'s Cotton Letter.
 TJ2v Private YAasad Vyire7


 NEW YORK. July 25.-Notwithstanding our easier market yesterday on account of the slump in Wall Street cables were quite high this morning. much so as to excite no little surprise. Some rain fell in the Southwest. but 1t was not general enough to scare bulls. who seem to be gaining strength every day in spite of more numerous crop reports, The Chronicle report for the week denoted a gem eraI improvement The worlds visible supply lost I27. 900 during the week, but the Ameri- can supply of cotton at the end of the week is but I9I 900 less than last year at this date The forecast was for moisture over the eastern half of the belt and none where most needed west of the Mississippi. In fact, the bulls are quite strong in procaiming that the want of rain in that section Is becoming seri- ous. Prices opened lo9i9 points higher in this market. September showed greatest strength. Light trading took place after the opening. Both sides were holding off. although the bulls appeared to be having a decided ad- vantage Texas reports were not quite good as they might be for the latter part of July. Lverpeel was supported by the New York op- orator who successfully conducted the Spring campaign.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-26
MARKETS FOR FUTURES
CABLES CAUSED
 HIGHER PRICES.
After the Cali, However, Realizing Sets in and Values Decline Close Steady With 9 to 1s
 Points Advance.

NEW YORK. July 25.-The cotton market opened firm at an advance of 7a25 points un- der higher Liverpool cables, the closing ad- vance'in New Orleans yesterday and continued dry. hot weather in sections of the belt be- lieved to be in need of rains. July opened at $40 bid: August sold up to i2-4 45; Sep tember reached lo.92 on the call and October sold at 10 cents. Immediately after the call. however the market eased off under realizing and offerings of long cotton. July sold down to 1928 and while August showed relative f7rmness the later options declined from 5dS points from the best point of the morning. Speculation was not particularly active and the trading was less excited. though sentiment continued to show the general apprehension as to the course of the nearby options. The mar ket closed steady with prices net 29lS points higher.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-26
Sailed. 25th, Marquette, New York.
 IlIl L,AL A.aLI.l E.rcnaanr k .Ir fIIrat

Sailed 25th Marquette, New York.
 BREMEN-Sailed. Grosser KuIfurst, New York.
 CHERBOURG-Arrived Bremen, New York.
 NEW YORK-Sailed. Minnetonka London; Bulgaria. Hamburg Vaderand. Antwerp; Co., lumbia, Glasgow.
 PENSACOLA-Cleared. steamer Cayobonito (Br). Terrell. Klel. Sailed, steamer Sanheld (Br), Hamlin. Sunderland.
 SAVANNAH-Cleared steamer Lacroma (Aust.) Parrovich. Trieste.
 KEY WEST-Arrived. steamers Mascotte, Turner. Havana, and sailed for Bort Tampa; Neuces Hix, Galveston and sailed for New York; tug Massasoit. Tortugas; schooner Alice Lord New York
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-26
Virgin 6 Faunce's Cotton Letter.
 TRv privaNa VVira

NEW YORK. July 25.-There Is still feel ing of dlstrust in cotton future market There are conflicting accounts going the rounds with reference to the market opposition of the so- called bull clique. while there are good evil dences to justify the belief that the bull eIe- lnent is selling cotton the advances, the proof Is not sufficient to encourage the bears to make a concerted play for lower prices and under the circumstances, It would appear that the market is doomed to proceed in rather irregular and nervous fashion The movement of new cotton continues small. while that Of old is still on the decrease the total receipts mt ports and interior points at the moment
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-26
Nsw orleans spot Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. July 25.-spot cotton con- tinues quiet but firm Sales, 600 bales. Quo tations unchanged.
 < Futures-At the opening extremely buiish Liverpool cables carried prices up 56i5 points. Favorable weather conditions had the effect of strengthening the views of bears and they did some selling which caused decline In all options except August and carried prices down to yesterdays closing level. Later on there was a slight rally. the market closing quiet with net gains on July of points, August 2. September and 2G3 points on the other po' sitions.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-26


 Temperatures average slightly lower in mid dle and eastern districts; rains in all except Augusta, Charleston, Oklahoma and Wilmin g- ton districts being mostly light except copi- ous to heavy in Alabama an. Geo ga l*t.AN \ RAINS-Nest Point. G. ISo
 FRANK r. I1AFF c.e:
 .st,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-26
River Bulletin.
Indicates rise. Indicates raIL

Indicates rise. Indicates raIL
 The Coosa and Alabama will remain nearly stationary during the next two days. except slight rise in the lower. Coosa tonight.
 Weather Conditions.
 Unsettled weather. with showers. has pre- Vai,ed vailed over most of the cotton belt being gen. orally light, except copious to heavy In DOT tons Of Alabama and Georgia; generally fair weather prevails north of Hhe Gulf States, un- der Influence of an area of somewhat above normal pressure over the Middle East though a depression moving eastward over Lake Su- perior and high moving in over the North west Is causing unsettled weather in the Mid de West; generally faiC weather prevails in the Southwest and West. with a moderate de- precision over New Mexico; temperatures are slightly lower over most of the cotton belt and are generally seasonabIe elsewhere though local changes have been somewhat pronounced in portions of the Middle West.
 Cotton Region Bulletin.
 MONTGOMERY, Ala, July 2s For tho 24 hours ending at a. m, 7Sth meridian time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-26
New Orleans Sugar.

NSW V11CUH5 0UBd1s NEW ORLEANS, July 25-Sugar-Dull; open kettle, 2MQ3 7I6: open kettle centrifu- gal, 3isq3h; centrifugal whites. A; yellows. 33sG4; seconds, 2Q3&.
 Molasses-Open kettle. nominal. i3a26: cen- trlfugal, 5qiS. Syrup nominal, l9G24.
 Naval Stores. SAVANNAH. July 25.-Turpentine-Firm at 50: receipts. S46; sales, 992; exports. 1. i4. Rosin-Firm; receipts, I,257: sales. 239; ex- ports, 623.
 CHARLESTON. July 5-Turpentine-steady at ASA.
 Rosn-Steady
 WILMINGTON. July 25.-Turpentine-Firm at 49; receipts. 92 casks. Rosn-Dull at Sl.5o@i 55; receipts, e3. Crude turpentine-Firm at Sl75. S3.25 and S3.75; receipts. l96 barrels. Tar-Firm at $l.65; receipts, 37 barrels.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-26

ContectIoners A, 4.65, mould A. 5. 35; cut loaf. 56o; crushed, 5 60; powdered. 5Io; granulated 5; cubes. 5,25.
 Coffee futures opened quiet and ruled gener- ally featureless. Closed quiet, partial decline of 5 points under liquidation. Sales. ,25o bags. September, 3.75; March, 44o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-26

Cash quotations were as FOLLOWS: Flour-Steady; Winter patents, S3 75G3 90; straight. S3 5od3.7o.
 No 2 Spring wheat. 30; No 3. 75Gso; No 2 red. 75k@7S No. 2 yellow. 54 No: oats. 3I@32--No. white 4iIag424; No. white 39d42
 Mess pork, per bbl.. SIS 55dI3.6o. Lard. per 100 lbs, S7 52lalt7 55. Short rib sides doose). S7 S7tSG9 co. Dry salted shoulders tboxed). S7 5oQ7 62Ia Short clear sides Cboxed). SS 5od9 62Ik Whiskey, basis Of high wines sI 30.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-26
Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON. July 25.-Today's treasury balances. excusiev of the gold reserve, show Available cash bala-ce, S229, ls6. Io7; gold sos e65 800.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-26
Can You Answer ?

On what basis are the best 5 per cent. gold bonds selling today?
 What will a 5 per cent. 20 year gold bond be worth twenty years hence when interest rates are much lower?
 On what terms can you buy a s per cent. 20 year gold bond deliverable to you in ten, fifteen or twenty years or to your estate at once in case of your death?
 Address. stating your age and the amount of lneems you would like to begin drawing ten snmes 8. wnlsoz. Manager. Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-26
New Orleans Cotton Futures. NEW ORLEANS. July 25.-Cotton futures
L;verpool Cottor Frturc..
Daily Cotton Market.

! NEW oRLEANs-Quiet and steady: sales, 500: ordinary g I6; good ordinary. iIA; low uiddlng. l2k; middling. 3is: good mid ding. l3ss; middling fair. i4 5-J6. nominal receipts, l2; stock. 46, 645.
 GALVESTON-Steady; middline t2: receiuts 20; stock. i,735.
 MoBILE-Nominai middling, l2h: stock, eI7.
 sAvANNAH-Firm: mIddIing, IsK: stock, 4374.
 HARLESToN-Nomi nliddling, I3M; receipts, 35; stock, l2e
 WILMINGToN-Nomi middling. I3b; stock. 29o
 NoRFoLK-steady; middling. Ish sales
 BALTIMoRE-Nominal; middling. I31s; stock
 BosToN-Dull; middIIng. 1880; gross re- ceipts. l93.
 PHILADELPHIA-S middling. 1878; receipts. s7; stock. 457
 ST. LOUIS-Steady; middling. I2h: receipts l.o63: stock. 2.5o6.
 NEW YoRK-ouiet; middling. I35 50; stock I47. .4o5.
 Total today at all seaports-Net receipts, 282; exports to Great Britain. 6; to the con tinent, 75o; stock. 2i3573.
 Consolidated at all seaports-Net receipts, 2e2; exports to Great Britain. l6; to the con tinent, 75o.
 Total since Sept at all seaports-Net re- ceipts. 769o 99o; exports to Great Britain, g. 77S. le5: to France, 777.324; to the contl- nent, 2, sos. 799; to Japan, l35, I33
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-26
Chicago Grain and Prov:sions,

CHICAGO, July 25.-There was considerable strength in wheat at the close today with Sep tember up %9lc higher. Corn ruled strong with September l% higher. Oats were firm to strong. final figures beirw & higher Provi- sions closed weak and lo0321s lower
 Wheat was quiet and u'linterestng until late September being off h@l4 at 75MG7e Re ports of hot winds Northwest. and disappoint- ing threshing reports began to come in, how ever. and shorts started to cover. They soon had September up to 76149765s. where break occurred. It was only temporary and when corn developed still greater strength the ad- vance continued to 77K. eased off trihe and closed firm at 77W77hc a net gain of M61 Ic There was a little better demand from com mission houses and St Louis bought fairly Ciearances equalled l54, 700 bushels. Primary receipts were 5s2' 900 bushels. Receipts, 60 cars. 24 contract grade Minneapolis and Du- luth reported l96, total for the three points of 24o. against 22l last week and 46 year ago.
 held much of the interest of the trade. Trad ing was excited. due to hot weather damage reports, those from the West being especially discouraging. Oklahoma had hot winds and Kansas needs rain. with no moisture any where in the corn belt. Local traders sold long corn early without affecting the prices to any large extent. and later heavy demand de- veloped and held until the close. Trade was on large scale and the buying partiCi- pated in by shorts. outside and other small spectators. September closed strong at the top. 52h. gain of i% cent, having sold up from 5oh. Clearances were 6s.4oo bushels Receipts. l5o cars. 3l contract.
 Oats followed the leaders at the opening but there was little enthusiasm manifest and the market was not broad at any time. although there some increase in outside business Trade was largely local and the market mildly bulish the situation. September closed with gain of X at 33A after ranging between 33A93s% and s3A. Receipts ls9 cars.
 Local liquidation caused the weakness fin provisions. the weak hog market and heavi- ness of receipts apparently induced the selling, Closing figures were near the bottom and the market lacked feature. September pork was down 32hz at Sl3.so. Lard was off loc at S7.75 and ribs 25c lower at S9. o2h.
 Tho leading futures ranged as follows
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-26

will doubtless be favorably regarded by those who have mistakenly viewed the preponderance of loans over deposits with some degree of ap- prehension.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-26
EAE WkAAhEh.

Daily Local Weather Report and River Bulletin.
 MONTGOMERY, Ala July 25
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-26
II. 6 B. BEER, Csiion Merchants,
 NEW ORLEANS.

MEMBERS or: New Orleans CottnA Ex' ehange. New York Cotton Exchange. and As- sociate Members Liverpool Cottoa Association.
 spsrsal attention given to the exesus< ss contracts for future delivery in cotto1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-26
New work CofYee and sugar

NEW YORK July 25.-C -Cofree-Firm; No 7 Rio. 51s; mild, quiet: Cordova. 7dlI. Sugar-Raw, firm: fair refining. B. Is: cen trifugal e6 test. 3 Il-l6; molasscs sugar
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-26

EsrAsz1rHEp ls7a. nENRr sEER BERTRAND BEER EDGAR H. BRIGHT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-29

said uaufay you're a. liberty 70 10
On. I'm only Hafry stood IN
ynuf way
unt no answer. and Tor once no
rings 81 smoke came from those
ahriFrlird lips the man had rpiled
aud lighted cigarette aiurr Rat
tray entered but q was burning uus
hnednd between hia skinny fingers.
He knew the fais that I Uas EglnE
o. tell To waH waiting Tor ". be
vas ready for me. I told HattraY
every syllable that thess traitors bad
hr~u saying behind hts back. bat !
told IL al fefy a. what was wgrar
and made me worse. 7 was only too
we'll aNare u my oXn failure to
carry conviction With my words
"Ani why couldn't you come out
and 80 - asked ftattray. a. even
knew that he mas' Why waii
an nou
AM. why'" echoed santos with
a uuils and shake % the had
Ard already b. WAa sufficiently re-
llrved q puff hia Cigarette alighf
again
f-Yop know why" I said trusting
To- bluff honesty With the ore 81
them who Vas not rotten to she cote.
HfH #AA## HAHN W." AfAh tta NHtatN
And then shat asked uattfaY.
flareely.
You had given me my chance. ="
said 4 should have given you
yuara~
"You would. wouid youe Very
kind ~ you Mr.. coiei"
NO. no. said santos. mot kind.
but eieNcri clever. apiei1us and
quaee X -a eated beyond bclif' sen
haf HattrTF. Whe have all brensiu the
dark We thought We had a fool 70 al
with. bui what admirable knave the
Young mNu would make am glad
vou have decided o. give him TO me.
friend Rattray for I arm quite come
round To- your way Of thinking. II
is no longer necessary f0r him To
die'"
You mean that cried Rattrey
kaenly
cor course min II. You we're
quite right Hr must Join us hut
he will when I talk 20 him"
could not speak / vas fsacl-
mated by this wretch it Raa reptile
and rabbit with US Treachery I
knew he meant. my death was err-
tain. ara yet could not speak
Then talk 10 him. far Code
sake. cried Rattray and ! ahnli he
only too glad n you can talk some
asnse into him, I've tried and
failed"
= shall not fall said Santos.
softly "Hut it ls better that he has
20 iertie time 70 think over IL calm-
Is Let uH live I'm Tor the night.
what there is Of ~. time enough in
the morning"
could hardly believe my ears.
atfll I knew that II vas tfeaehery.
~ treaeherY. aud the morhiue Il
should never nee
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CHAPTER XVII


u was a good sized wine cellar.
with very little wiua ia a.. only one
full bin could discover. Jhr bins
themselves iiusi but two - the
walls. aud most Of them we're coy
cred ia with eobwcdz Thr ceiling
was all too los torpid spiders hung
iu dlHreputabie pafiora Rats ssut-
tied when ~ entered and ! had not
besn Ipns aiAur when they returned
10 hrsf me company
The taHeais had been cansidstate
enough 90 leave lantern More
uvsr. At the HuxKrstiop Of santos
they had detained ne ~ the hsil, Zoe
much needed meat and drink on the
way down Thereafter thrY had
conducted me through the hook
iinuA door OF nay undoinE dqWu
stone stairs leading 60 thfar cellar
daars oHr 81 which thrY hsi double
locked upon ma
A. aaaH ss I burst { was busy Wfth
.bi. daor. buf - M purpose it vas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-29

q Sab " solid oak. hung on hinge
"a uia aslvr a. ia foch. IL CALLED me-
to Think that but two doors stood be-
tween inc ana the secret tunnel 80
the 49, fur ore % the other two
must isad 20 a. The fifHs. however.
aan beyond me. and ! save a..
There Waa also very small grating
hitch let In a VrrY little fresh air
the massive Foundations had BEEN
unn~led in onc pisce = rude slcaNs
aaa the result with this grating At
the end and top Of u. spms seven
feet above the earth flour Even bad
I been able % wrench away the bar
It eould have aVailrd me nothing
'since the aperture formed the H~&
meut ~ . circle y hose chord Nas
b., - very few inches long : had
usvsfttA-sa fancy fnf seeing the
stars ones more and feeling ths
breath - heaven unon ny handsEsi
turuplea which iupeuca me to
search for that which should add =
eubii g. my stature. And at 3 Stance
deserted two packinRosseA. rather
small ana squat. but the pair 81
them together the very thing for
me To my amaEafuenf. however. ]
could al first Move neither ore nor
the other q these sms3 bsxfa Vas
If that { wsH weak az water. o. That
Tiny we've heavier than lead At
last I managed TO set one 81 them
ia my arms only O. drop u with a
thud 4 side started thin sprin X
ing ~ yellow dust EllftrreS on the
earth I fetched the lantern. u was
gold dust
To me there was horror unapeak-
able. yet Withai morbid fsseina-
ton iu the spectacle % the actual
booty for which 30 many lives bad
been sacrificed before my eyes I
gathered shat Of tho dust I could.
pockefed II IN pinehea Co hi8r fnY
mrddieHamwneHs. and blow the Noat
away. The hax had dropped vrry
much where ! had found o. ~ bad
exhausted my strength none the Tess
and 7 WAS glad at last ta dc dgNu
o. the mattress aud 20 wihd my
body lu WAttaya blankets.
I shuddeted At the thought Of
sleep. the rats became 80 lively the
moment I lay stiil Al yet N the
midst n these horrors nature over
came me and for a space my tor
meufH ceased.
sHe is aalir." a soft voice snld.
Don wake the ppor devil" sBid
another
"Hut 7 weeah to vpik with I'm
SENIOR golr' senior cole"
7 opened my ewes santos looked
~ unrnuny stature iu the low yellow
lisht. Harris turned away at mY
glance DO carried spade and be-
gan digging near the haNes without
more ado by the light ~ q second
lantern set on one ~ them his back
vas 10 me from this time on Santos
shrugged shoulder towards the
captain % he opened camu-stnol
dew w his trousers and seated
himself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-29

one mans oh.
.stnaey can ofte0
block the best ct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-29
WHAT WILL TRUSTF T0WSER
no ABOUT 1T MOVE

hos, OF progressive couocm9 james
that knowledge With most assNauns effect Whenever Is tsee Zoe
nun 20 annoy ae ''' VI - ~, -, - ~ nh ~. =. -
wa, 'a %sSa the S.is e. Of w,',ndos Js@s. aud lutte quc
,e h. has NUNS tho board Of health and brought all s plans
81 him ehensc hts tactics Sc
and these voters becoming Interested they
same beard Of health backed by the
the chamber Of commervc to e extent q a" n
nv recent ee.aae added npetu. the
chemical analyses Of water mage by Professor Tau.
csueeunap james knows the pep
eSe, lesson before him for temptation 1t Is practical Demon.
uelf a. that the crafty oouoslmans
uttsfS variance With reaso" and out 81 ln'
few wrk. aso when the people ty by
they msht ee protected nom the vages Of death
make another Tue
ns OF these sFes when he na' turned dow" the ss'n
az city laboratory at time when was daily eene aros"aea
uoat crime for any man To pat stone
rs n ,s ',S ,as.s n gt sspf mat tEis sbrswa
WIN h, man Nl.' apl's , ~, 60, 49,, "a, y. ,ts
wells and the board Of health orsa
pools edns the dansgraa 'sa 'a'aeo' fyrs
-. rf. r.r =, allow tb psops 70 dr, com their financial
dsseey themselves against uaos
Sor LIKE rHE WATER rnEY COULD NOW
,,a. asssSrsis whose families v.re Ding IN Of fever ana whose
rks'eos had oas since oen eupusd b. The hsay fs 81 NJ
he said that thugs were ovdn and at ers ~s no ''v 60
hep mo,ius ou, Of place he ali"t want Nv Ia
Who
or the
nndthe 10 "
probably could residence
Of Therefore hsy
which Th landlord refuses 70
with
he
analysts the hsfa 50 under
could be done BY
and With pe1nptnras This
economy stubborn
suffsftnE bad of health
tiumphsauy
swelling a ridiculous approval
lie evidently considered The subject dismissed
Pa IL
health did let matter Of 50 grave M
that They al physicians and they
al
was Councilman
bully then from
gainsa By appeal 10
crusade which would force the esnt
- health AM uA
IS take hts choice
lie than serp"nts tooth
appropriation
understanding certain
sequence OF vide nnpopulariy and condemnation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-29
ACARGOOF GOLD
go css BIZ E.WHoRNUNo. 50 50
bsysbr esfusss
So %
CoTSRlosr leoN.

sYNOpHts
Cole. tho narrator. taaNga burning
aiA of the Aniuan uaaHt. lie rgaSTDDa
WC4lapd haiietlnH his love. wa
tf7sfiiaun d. dead Az attempt ia made
nn hia tie ~ unknown men and he
asahs aevl4aiou accepting q cottage
owned bl Hauirs HatttaX0 The latter
is IN league with Cnlr'a cnefaiea. whom
the latter believes dead Iva 10 held
prisoner la the WattfaY castle. lie
sees them together ANA hsara hur
charge them with mnrdet0aud at
tempting hts life Nha communicates
with cole aud Implprea M aid
cole returns 10 the utstor house
neat nlEht and mevts 49,, who tells
hln ~ burned ship Ssified cargo
of stSN lie shoots the negro, Who "
un suapt bat il captured hY Ratuai
aud the athers, Who return VIA an
underground passage.
santos and Harris want t. kill
Cole. bat Nattrea lntetfervs lie
utos 10 inducc CiStp iein the cams.
hut falls While lctt alone santos
and Hams ttY Ga XIII Cole. but Rat
tra4A appears and saves him.
CHAPTER XVII Continued
santos Vas the frat 90 find hia
yuIcc
Another time YOU Will perhaps
think twise before you spik friend
squire"
Ratray st.npiy asked me what I
bad been doing In there Ia "A white
trante OF pasalon. aud with such an
oath that | emheiliahed the truth
for hlp In my turn.
Trying 10 Ktye yaus hlaekKuAfds
the slip said 4
Then u Was you Who lot down
the Sheet
sbf course ID vas"
All riEhtt I'm done with You.
stld he that settles A. make sou
an offse. You won't accept a.. ! 40
no best you a. your worst. but III
he ahoy q ypu set another chance
nafn mc'
Brandy aud the wine Fiass stood
who're EattraY must have set them.
uu an n8k Htual beside the bed as
hg -pake he crossed tes room. fllef
TIE glass tul THE spirf dfipF0d and
drained IA &c "a Eulp Hr was witch
ms and rInatnE SAL when he
turned walked up - Joaquin Sawas
and paluted a. where 1 stout With a
fiat that shook
You wanted % aeal with him. "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-29

Consult F1nrsnos Marvin. prophet.
e... 1903 let. az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-29

Ffee WsNt Nas
So Classified page Tor Free Want
At
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-29
SEATTLE'S NURSERY
FORCRIHE


d a disciple Of Morpheus
display
special
they Of rhe n
But scott -sentted
a yesterday
he
Z Marion building. for nothing
a piled her
in
yesterday
And
he whether he
~choofor kete chats OFF hi asked
disms
but lasstude which
prosecuting attorneys
weary ali 80. lie
nd Bessie Bryaurs first peccadlio.
living
only In same saloon
She crime
md released
n Of alt TO-
would such
longs
they running
rnIna that cou devised.
OUGHT TO BE iMPEAeHED.
slFocAL GLASSES. They Who want
L.s both and far With Of Glasses
\sss@@ TAG wILzHsK CO. 3f4 Aresd. elda
Phone Main 1852
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oENTLEMEN's ToUPEEs


! Thousands Of
men wearing
hem Made
seffsat In every
slati Manu-
ntufinE Of all
iads - hair
oods Gut hair
aHd pmbinEa
bought OF fnAds
~ tatoswitehss
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