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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22
MONEY AND --..r1A4>GE.

- MOIVEf AND .--ANdANCE.
Money on call steady. at s-12@4 ~ per
cent: closing offered at 4; time money.
f1rmer; sixty days, 4 1-2@4A per cent. !;
ninety days LIZ. II per cent; six months,
4@@S; prime mercantile paper. 5@5 1-2
per cent
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business in bankers bills at s4ss.s5 for
demand. and at SASS. @..--.So for sixty
day bills: posted rates s4.S4 s-12@4s7 1-2@
ASS: commercial bills. $4.S2 7-s@4.S3 rs.
Bar silver. AZ Is; Mexican dollars. 81 1-2
Government bonds. weak; Railroad
bonds irregular
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Less speculative interest developed g In
the market for unlisted securities today.
Prices again receded, though changes
were largely fracttonaL Il There were few.
unimportant exceptions.
Virginia Coal and Coke bonds. 3,0o0
sold at 7s 10. or 10 point under recent
prices. .ss
Practically nothing done in American
Can and the Seaboard issues.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

UNION STOCK YARDS, CLAREMoNT.l
SBALIlM OK january 1L-Beef Catte-
2Keceipts for week ended noon today =.
Market steady on good stock, and COM
mon to medium grades 10 too cents low
Ser. Quote: Steers, export y. 1uaso. tV
butchers, s3.5@s5.z5;s feeders, S3.65deS45o;
bulls, sS5Oas35o; cows. s1.5o@s3.5o.
Hogs-Light receipts; = market firm az
Mondays price. We quote Western. SeOGeV
$40; from other points So 6o@sS. ~: rousn-
Sheep and Lambs-Lfght receipts; mar
ket steady. We quote: Sheep. ss1sgAc.'
lambs, 506Ac 81 .
Calves-Lignt supply: market steady.
we quote Common to- best 4as1sc:.
Horses and Mule--Draft horses soo, 70
500: drivers, $50 to $500; Southern chunks.
! $50 to SIS: mules from sloo to4 500 q head
Fresh Cows--Light supply; market : 4 ee
to 5000 per head; common and medium.
from $3.50 $500 per head
NEW YORK, January a.---Beeves--
Steers steadysto shade higher pg WIS., a tn.
tops. $3.50; tail ends, 81; bulls. ssepa. eo'
SCaives-Veals steady to lower; barn q
yara and MestsTn ealyssa aS barnya
calves. $4@s3.15;S Western, s3.50@s3.1o: city
dressed veals, .11@141ac.
Sheep and Lambs-F'irm for sheep;
lambs slow and generally 1o@15 cents off.
$3.50: mainly. $5-75@ s6:3T1s; culls, $3.50
sHogs-Receipts. 1870 head; nominally
weak: no sales reported.
BCattle-Steady:.v eals IS cents lower: tops,
s9Is95O; common to good. s55oGs7-75.-
Hogs+Pigs cents lower: Others scents
higher: Heavy. s6:75@s6.80: mike s6ao
n. 1jey1of hos ~
SIS. 80 So
Sheep and Lambs-sheep firm: lambs 5
@1o cents lower. Top lambs. $5sodssos;
s5::25: ewes. st.25as4.4o 40; sheep. top mixed.
s4@s4.425;;5 culls to good, s2@ss.9o.
+. CHICAGO, ILL.,. January H.-Cattle-
cents higher; good. to- prime steers. 81; 80
@s6.o0; poor to medium. s3.25@s4.6o: stock
ers and feeders. s22s@s4.4o: cows $500
$3.50; heiferss 2oo@s5oo Gamers: :4o@
bulls 2ooR s. ?5. calves ~ S5oasa5o;
& Hogs-Recei to-day. 80. COO head left
over 900 head &; market opened 10 to Is
cents higher:.closed with advance lost.
aea e6 6eav 70
400 $50; light, as5:esass.s5; bulk of sales.
'sheep.Receipts- 1900 head. sheep
6lLQIS. lam SS SlealSST# EOOO1tSt 10 t.CnOiCe
wethers. s4.25ds4. 7b::zsfair: to choice mixed.
s3.25@s4.4o: western lambs, s4.5N@s6.0 CO..
CINCINNATI. O.. January a1--E1ogs-
tive at $500 Sc. rs.
cattle~Duli and lower at s2.ooas4e5.
Sheep-Steadysat s2:25 @s4, SO. s-s-
Lambs-Dull at s4.0n@s5-7 Is.
EAST LIBERTY. PA. January 1.-cat-
tle-Steady; choice, .s5.2J@s5 40: prime. $50;
good. s4:75@ s5. co. - q j.
Hogs-IIigher; prime heavies. s6S0@s6,s5:
mediums. $3.50 $500; heavy Workers. s6.40
@s6. g.: Light York ers. S.. 55@s6:60 pigs $3.50
@s6:55; roughs. s.. 00@ s6.s5. Z
Sheep-Slow: best :. wethers $455Gs46o:
cuIls and :scemmon.G S1.75@s2.0O: choice
lambs s5.75@s5. 9o;Yvealscalves:s 7.5oQsS.0 500.
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GRAIN NOTES.

wheat continues strong at the advance
and the trading yesterday was s.. good
Quite a good export business has develop
ed lately. and the sentiment is bullftsh.
ea cars OF wheat and g cars OF corn ex-
ported yesterday. ~,
Corn and oats strong in sympathy with
1rheaf - =.
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red 1900 $l.15; : white. 75G eo.
IS Cotton. by steam, to- Liverpool zc.s

BALTIMoRE, MD..sJa nuary. q Flour
Firm and ngsd;sWneats nrmer; sp y
&c coarn-Fir i spot. 5s1z@A January, $50
Sol hern WnItes corn, ;, sl6u.
~ OatsSteady; No. zsWh ite.,s 49, 20
III Rye-Ffrm; No. 5o1s. =
butier-Steady and unchanged.
Sugar and Is Cheese-Ftrm and I'M
cha np ef.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22

The demand for. spot cotton IS goou,
but the movement during the first part
of the day was checked : by an over
tory. inspection of samples. Later on
there was renewed activity among Eng
lish buyers, evidencing a better condi-
ton on the other side. Sales $500 bales
Quotations advanced 1-16c.
The market for contracts opened to
S points. up in sympathy with the Inn
proved condition of affairs In Liverpool:
But. the. comparative Increase In receipts.
both at interior points and at ports, soon
exerted a depressing effect. resulting in
a loss Of 5 to 6 points. After this. prices.
f1uctuated OVER narrow range. ssI the
board at the close showing net gains :of
5 points on January. on February. and
2 each on other positions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22
PRODUCE MARKETS.

CHICAGO. ILL. January 1.-The wheat
market was again active and strong to-
day. May closing with a net gain OF '@5sc:.
&c. HIGHER. Provisions at the close were
shade ito PIC. down. sef,s.s.s.sss =
The leading futures RANGED as follows:
s5s.s-2%s1 Open. Highest. Lowest, Closing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22
N1:w YORK IRON AND STEEL
MARKET

NEW YORK, Tuesday Evening. Jan
fuary 2O-The feeling Of uncertainty as to.
the future of foundry iron is again be-
coming apparent as time passes without.
any manifestation of eagerness on the
part Of meters to anticipate require
ments. Although some of the latter are
acid to have no more than enough iron
to carry. them through the first quarter.
;ofs this year. they igtve no Indication OF
desire. to provide for; wants beyond that
period: At the: same time there appears
to be no pressure exerted from any quar-
ter to do business, yet those buyers who
come into the market find sellers more
ready to book their orders and on better
terms than at any time for months past
Pittsburg advices report many furnaces
in the valleys still banked for lack OF
fuel. though the railroads are said to be
doing everything possible to afford re-
lief. giving coke preference over nearly
every other Kind of freight. Cables con-
tinue to report a declining market for pig
iron In sEngla nd, the recent advance hav-5
5ir- ree-- nearly all -lost within the past
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22
COTTONSEEDy OIL.

CUTTONSEED!OI OIL t-s.t---.5..s-
NEW YORK. January H.-Cottonseed7
oil was steadier, on renewed buying for:
local account. Prime crude here nomI-.
PAL; prime crude f. O. b. b mills, s4@34kc
yellow, &c., prime white, 45c.: prime
winter yellow, 45c.; prime meal, ss2Z501
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22
Thomas Branch B Co.,
(Esta blished 1889,
MEMBERS N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
MFMREpeu nv rnTT0N
PRIVATE WIRES TO
PRINCIPAL MARKETS.
Investment Securities
"A SPECIALITY.
ia 1o-1y

ruled steady. Total sales. par value ST.
$4,000. United States 2s registered and
the As registered. advanced Ia, and the
IS, registered s, in the bid price.
Total sales OF stock to-day. Sol, 800
shares Z
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NAVAL STORES.


SAVANNA H. g January8 H-Tur-
Firm at SEC. bid; receipts, 1874
casks x sales. none ;sexports. i. sol casks.
Rosin-F'irm; receipts, 3.420 barrels:
sales. 1859 barrels: exports. 5.674 barrels
Quote: A, B, C. D. and E, s1:65; F 81: TO-
G. s1.s5: H. 's2.O5; T., 81. 40; X. $3.50: NJ.
$685. IN. $685.; window-gIass, $3.50: water.
white, $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET,
Quotations furnished by Richmond Grain
and Cotton Exchange.)
Richmond, Va. January q. 1903.
seabonrd AIRLINE Securities s
Richmond. va. January 2, 1873

BALTIMORE. MD, January e21.-ses-
board Airline. common, 261a: Seaboard
AIRLINE, preferred, AK; Seaboard Air
Line bonds. As. S511ss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22

CHARLESTON, S. c., January a.
Turpentine-Firn at 5sc.; sales. none.
Rosin-Firm: A, B. c., D. and E. sl.6O:
F, s1.65: G. s175: H, $500: r, s235: K. s2.e5:
NJ. $3.50: N. $3.50; windowglass. ss.75;
water-white. s415.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22

willsearn a. least 90 per cent on common.
stock this fiscal year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22

Of the. otherzspot markets at least held
their own. The offerings Of spot cotton
full prices. although no change was
ma lin the official quotation. The ten
dency Of the spot article was towards
a higher level. particularly for the bet-
ter grades.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22

: Cash Qu0Lau0nS Were 1OIlOWs.
Flour firm; No. z spring wheat, IS: No. 3,
ilQ5SJ; No. 2 red. 1,w.S; No. Q corn. "a;
No. 2 yellow, 4l1z; No. 2 oats, 31as; No. 3
White, 3474W5511s; NO. 2rye. 81; good feed
ing barley, 44uy+S; fair TO choice mailing,
ago, No. / flax seed, sl.l9; No. Nortn-
western. sl.z4; pilme timothy seed, sz.4O;
mess pork. per barrel, $3.50; lard. per.
lUU pounds, slUll1s; snort RIBS sides fQoose),
so.9oet 1870; dry sailed shoulders tboxed),
IS. 50e1 1913; snort clear sides (boxed). ss.S3s
Wsy.6z1s; whlskey, bass Of high wines.
sl.3O; clover, stoniract grade. SLIGO. -
Butter-Easy; cream cries, 71I@z5; dairles,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22

EAST BUFFALO. NJ z, January Il
Cattle-Steady: .veals IS cents lower: tops,
s9Qlss9 so; common to good. so.5ogs7.75.
higher. Heavy. .s6.75@s6.s0: mixed. S.. 10
@$6.75: Workers.. Sc. 45@ss. So: light hogs, s6.65
bulk ,s6.45; roughs. s5.soGs6; stays, $50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22

Sheep and Lambs sheep firm: lambs 5
@1o cents lower. Top lambs, $5.90@sS:05;
sculls to good. ;s4.25@sS.se; yearlings. s5@
s5:25: ewes. S425@s4.49; sheep. top mixed,
s4@s4425;- culls. to good, s2@sS.9o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22

5. CINC1NNAT1.5O. O.. January 21--Hogs-Ac-
tive at $500 S.. Is.
Cattle-:Dull and lower at s2.oo9s4.e5.
Sheep-Steady at s2250s4,5o.
Lambs-Dull at s4OHGs5. Is.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22

NEW YORK, January H.-Beeves--
Steers steady to shade higher; bulls and
cows dull but steady; steers s4.5GaS o-oo;
tops. $3.50; tail ends, 81; bulls. sSg4.4o;
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FOUGHT AT SIX PAGES.
sausufnary Duel. That Took Pla ce
In London In 1903.

sauEufnary Duel. That Took Place
In London In 1903.
Dueling in England in 1903 was often
a very sanguinary business
On a Friday morning in March Of
that year a most. extraordinary, duel
took place in Hyde park. I,ondon, be
tween Lieutenant Mxpf tile navy and
Gptain J. of the army. The Antag-
dfasts arrived atHtAs plMntedplaee,
within a few minutes of each other.
Some dispute arose respecting the dis
lance, which the friends of Lieutenant
W. insisted should not exceed six PAGES,
white the seconds or Captain J. urged
strongly the rashness of so decisive a
distance; ana. insisted on it's being exF-
tended.
At length the proposal of Lieutenant
VS. Observation-Disclosures to, and the
parties fired per signal, when Lteuten-
ant N:AreeefVed The shot of his adver-
sar8 on the guard of his pistol, which
tore way the: third and fonEth fingers
of Ills right ':hard. THE seconds then
interfered 10. no purpose. The son Of
Neptune, apparently callous to. pain,
wrapped his handkerchief round his
hand and svore he had another which
never failed him. - ':s>' j.
Captain ~ called This second aside
and taidyhi1h At was in vain to urge a
reconciliation! :, ::,,:,. =; -. 49,, e. =:
+: They. again took their ground. Co.,
On Lieutenant W. receiving the pisc
tol. in his left hand. he looked stead
lastly at Captain j.. for some. time, then
cast his eyes to heaven and said in a
low voice, -'F'orstre me-"
The parties fired as before. and both
fell. . Captain, il hreueived'. the shot
through the head AID. Instantly <ex-
ptred: L. Lieutenant v, received the
bail In 1fs' left breast and Immediately
inquired #1f his friend Captain Us
wound IVA mort esalg answered
:inStle athrnlattve, he. thank heaven.
hst had #liv ed thns.s Long requested a
mourning ring lbs fsnser might be
given #to# Ills sis thsst might
'be assured ii: vas the aap
the eafee1y fin.
tshetf: lNegalse#&w hen quantity Of
blood burst: ffrapla Ills Yputas aud he ex7.
s1fnost wit iIlsa5u {: Glas-
gov Ieraadf M ' f*s: EG - j;
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,Huntas I'D 81 it spsr ring sanatdnum
It 49, nsesaasx ,prAessjd.jsss o


the Northwest to 20 to the South and
East for hot water, pleasure, and
curative baths.
Nean-Spsiagdale- Montana, on the
Northern Pacific, are Hnnte,:s II OF
Springs, temperature l4S degrees to
Fahr.. fhjwirig' 200o gal
Ions per minute, 1000 feet above the
,seA.~-delightf1ly Situated in the foot
hills of the. Crazy noun aims, over
blocking = tile beautiful Vel lowstone
river and: valley Good hotel cot
tages. hath' houses, and swimming
pools. Rates So so pc" day, SIS 90 per
week, inc1u Ing baths.
Baths are good for all rheumatic,
skin, liver, kidney ard stomach dis
eases. Appointments comfortable
ard satisfactory. Low railway RATES
from points ON N. P: r. Good hunt
ing and fishing in the streams ana
mohntaiIs. 49,, ....,.......r 5
For information write j.. E. McC pr-
mick, HunJeris' i4OT Springs; Men
tar1a, or call Or amy Northern PhesfC
Railway Agent. . 81
.'
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E IN vARIn rs.gisE.

AAA I'D
Definftioss0 The Word IL Susceptible
of WaSDiversiAcatto
What is Exahce. Even the COLO
Aquialnse of fernt INA He'd. When
ESswe ga naFa roEiiaascingS faoracall
amy agpahtfc as distinguished
from what rea1 or what is true we
mean one thing, but quite another
when we apply the term romantic to
natural scenery. And in this applica-
ton We must distinguish between the
} efeT ppou ps loft That <~allsh wet
romantic because of human assooia-
TONS with certain sights or sounds and
thai wildnesst OF nature, (which We eall
romantic because of its absolute dis
rsociatton from anything human.rt~,.1
Keeping out OF mind the use Of the
word in artistic and literary criticism,
let ps. try to find what element Of
necop q Is there 18TH the dtyerstaes
Of co1loquial usage.
In all that is generally called >ro
mantle I'd the cases above mentioned
there is the common element Of
strangeness. We easily revert to what
must have been the original sense Of
the swerd in its connection Hwith those
medieval notifications of the Latin
tongue known has {tthheb iEpqra af elan
! guagessctThe Say abS .o9nHt,d FL tAiqlibSWq.e
bay haye found bis nstlx sd brA f9tferseh
tforp III s0 }Si navy Y1u RI 5'Y9LO7 ned
:, caught tfsg TIC lEonlfflnb ;Ynlss 19;lA .7I1
traveI Sr rehhepssnft (! 1s4fs Hbb bib Mo-
he wod4d TO- meet the snsesWlly daeYpellfei,.e'
oneed3 bsffe~ the graees 4ef the .Ron M
speech-that is,YhT Gpnl9 'Ysde
INEDer,s MagaZlne. sV " u-,4a snntn
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He Knew.

II don't see: how: a man can be so
mean" expostulated Mrs. Cohwigger.
"Just because I'm going a feH miles
out Of the city to spend a day;or two
with an old school friend you rave like
a mailman about the expense. You
know very we'll, Henry, the railway
fare IL only 20 cents" *=# ; ,,..-
II know that my dear.":: replied
Cobwigger, land I know also that ey-
cry time you 60 on one of. these little
trips you spend at least S25:for the
things you say are absolutely necessary
to make you presentable. "-New York
Times EAE
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= Men $: AT wool black clay worsteel
SIG % e2di}Isgo at G@t ]? :. = for s7saa
Gp6otd for father. Good for motl,er:
Good for the hole family. Maks'stbe
ceilhrea4 eat, sleep and grow. Rocky ,es:a
Mo htain Tea is a family b!essir = %sS,l5
ceuts. - - Hansen ~ Emers lla:| :::
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The Glenwood Academy offers thoro
instruction in the following courses:
Academic, Normal. Commercial. Art,
and Music. Tl.ki on $40 GO for twelve
weeks; Board a.75 per- week; Room,
heated lighted aud furnished, 40 cents
per week. ........-
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- EOr'f sale

=! ~ q. :; ! .:::: ~ 81;
80 quantity OF cheap lumber sultabl lie
cor fencing and ro,,gher work Gin
building. Afs@ fen4" posts of .varit9u 5
kinds, from We c>tnh4 ~. AppIy*1o
..,*s rast = ii: G BYRON Z. CARR.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Any SOC tie in the house goes at SIC
at Guthmann & Abeles Cos.
The Keller Manufacturing Co., are
turning out some HANDSOME +:.. slelghs.
Two rooms for rent, furni> he'd and
cared for, Enquire of MI carfE11rish
Mrs. Thos. Burke, Of Msss asassssh -
tied relatives in the city Tuesday aud
Wednesday.
Mems and boys mittens and gloves,
Regular NTH
mann & Abeles'.
Miss Esther rSprsgue spent Sunday
at home, returning to ST. cloud on
the evening flyer.
->-'-.- At the election at defruse- Nov: 3
DIR. E.. J. @CampbeIlwa elected mayor
by q large majority.
" Mrs. Jud 'Welker and NJ rs ~ F
Angel. of Willard, visited friends. 70
the city on Wednesday,. ~. - -
y I: The Ladies' Musical CLUB Will met
with Mrs. Hillsdale; next Mouday af-
ternoon at $50 o'clock. -: *
That affair OF the 4high och al .cir I'm
proved a very pleasant T .enhI9, ana
the boys sayit was a success. II
If you want the latest and best thatI
is passing, "a Messenger Boy.2 Il
the Opera House Friday Nov. IL. Il
= gCapt:. Hansen WIS taken Us New
Paynesvil1e on Monday to enter The
" hospital OF DR.. PlIon, tor speeia treat
- 80 {: GN7.} 2A.! A>S@
=: nes":Is Is~!23-3;%.s 41"> .:::s:!sj::4i3s
81: Wait. eThere are good thiags in
store for you Friday evening 7No'. Is
when = A: Mesenger%Boy;' will be seen
atthe. Opera House. .;;>>s "=s/
Coles Cough Cure-the Cure that
j cures the Cough-what's more t cures
4 the cause of the cough, lbs .a:wi nrer.
Try It 81 81 ana soc BY all drug lists.
Thos.. Gosgrove,< OF ,T.iltAgd, Sho
sustains a couple of broken ribs by Il
Kick from a horse, was-ih town con
,su1ting WITH Dr., Kirghis %<ona,W eLhes33
day. ..rs%:s!.: T. >..>>l IL. IA +"srX
- Mrs. w" F." Ben jam in has res,nn ned
from ssauie csatre where shd Was GALL
ed by the suddea death a4d. The BUT
ial of her father, the late Jacob Diet
rich.-JJ burma Press: <" 3 i
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. containing two
checks drawn on the Monarch 5Eleva-
tor. CO. at. Westport, in favor of.W s.
JtSwittt, Finder will plea7e: lsaNe at
the Bank of SaukGentae. i ti&:
Coles Laxative Liver PiIls-the per.
stfest tpnie.itxatiy FL sEEhs s ssEs small,
70 Your mDonaee I hack. YOU Are nQk salts
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fed. Sold bV all druggists.

9Hatsee s7asaSaf y
81 stops the paiu of burns aud scaldo and
d heals without a scar. Keep box
q handy. % and SOC by all druggists.
Annie-Better doctor your heal. tlalse
q fore applyeng beauty remedies. aia
B yourself of constipation. t6fsfs
4 with Rocky Mountain Teas in IL
d have d beautiful complexion u IS
q Hanson & Emerson. *::.a*::::*:: %$E:
II The Ladies are cordially ilfaibedato
Il call at the Palmer Hotel on Novem-
Il Der 9, 10 and 18th where the Misses
81 Porter & Pay, of Mankato. Mimi,
Il will have in display a complete line
e of Art Needle Work. and materials,
s for your inspection.
II Hoy maay pc Qplssao y GU lsaeH,, Yho
3 hayene elected Ac o lgh until
4 it dsysie psdd @ oasorp IT'D gu.
& mont Gssa bo,s66lles of ole q Sou Ga
i Cure and O ut tiR cough atonceS,
Il It's dangerons 70 let " 1raub. 255sa and
! SOC by aHdraggistssA
i Two hundred odd, mems suits at
y Guthmann & Abeles Co.'S. 60 at soc on
B the dollar.
6 MARRIED-At the home of the
Il BRIDES parents, on Wednesday Nov.
Il Aat ocio OK Ed Iewi sG lad haw
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4 count rfcssping theScere Guy M
3 and MIS- aa baw viii reside 9onlss
3 weldhfarnWe vest of toSnA z
81 Are you going to the Minnesota Wis
II consin Foot Ball Game at Madison,
II Wisconsin, on Thanksgiving Day?
B The r"Northwesterp Line',,< has. four
d trains duffy from the Twihj cities.
Il For rates or other information adj
s. dressHJ R.kGfoehan ,>1rav. ] Agt4 st.
81 Paul, MINI.
Any linen collar 81 EGutbmsdp &
q Aleles Co.'S. for Sc.
"a Messenger Boy" which comes to
0 the opera house Friday evening, tNoy.
l., ds play that never grows old. 1t
& is iikejgood wine; improves with age.
]; Th.se ebsdyf dranaI bi,aas JJeed before
s the public for four consecutive years
g and Its drawing powers are greater
thap 4sXsg. Each ee,hlsls increases its
& popularity and nriches atss owner.
6 The psaasetlon. hasiIheen keptqup 20
81 dateincesery nee spectI improvements
being smade cepsrantly!!j Whenever
y an baeaeoccurs ertanaopportanitso pre-
Il senes aatself9 1for tdnprovinhstsne per!
formanee ,hitb sasn done1 afidesitatihe ly,l
II witt1auh tegsrdisoisxpensS or arouble
#in so doing. ~ ssn
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n ALWAYS cUREs2 CHILDREN ukE II.
% Guaranteed-2c and Soc by ali druggists.
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Twenty-Five cent mittens at Guthmann
4 4 A pelf FIX Eo,s & 20 AZ - 49, Il
Children 4ike Coie's:C6ngh Cure aud
vise {. RiQ lih$S's f!H.t05w # best e
.fo%eoll+rpe a werd&tos shr wise i 4uf-
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All drug! %ts.is ], {
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Learn to keep your own troubles to
1eerssyf5s9 zzEEAssaEssld u tGog to ca5s
a ier 4pait :l I'LL sslas Rq sesggNs s aus
= Learn to greet your friends with A.
smile. IheZ .carrX, too many frowns, IL
their own hearts to be bothered with
any of yours.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-11-05
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GOD EARN.
;:' Odd thoughts bet
Jta fIsls sf3is Fs: :Ess:
q aassf VII tt:%;9t toad $ffietJY:to Hbttr own
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a A.@$lrs E5W i Mia sry hi w7eil
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III - & ga r = - t&t
:; @f1:f$i 4s s:: lY1r
l::st 10 st kf*SQn can.
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me any medicine? ssss -.
"Certainly not. You don't nssd it.
"But you get your mone%lst the
same N go
Eyes. Just So" EsM
"Well | don't think it is s square
deal. S'posin' you bleed rae8 put a
mustard plaster on the baekss of my
neck and gimme a dose of salts. Ev-
erybody that works for me Es got. to
earn his salary. "-London TitsBits.