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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-09

Ssas s inside and kh si; at &c. outside
ss os Sa
Ducks 1oc. Geese Sc. Guinea chickens. per dog.
Le 19sa and faqss 1 g 1 CHICK
DUCKS mghlss {. Geese ssiss. Foregoing dsuiss
Game,aWe quote: ouaIl-ppry undrswn. per
f frars s a dssn DARK Der soz
g. s per sS1 no. wild p.
;ss: 5Ius;wins teal E.ssn-yy .a. . s.l
cases. per H.. lie; venison saddles. per lb;.
i isSb1s E assfs f ssa dSs sass
foE Fs small and s sai: s ssiess
spoonbiIl cat &c. Bullheads-Dressed Sc: and
small dressed &c; sInii,h se white perch , e:
pn ' at ae see pes doz. ''''e' &c anu meat
veais~oliet; offerings light, Quote q ~
ibs(: heretics and thin 2a2Nc: sheep as e:
old bucks and ewes at 2Q2l3c; lambs at 464a4cs
and hea',y buck lambs 3d3iac per ID.
Produce.
Bystsr1Hishes and sss, strong c,ssmeyTE.tr.
ss S County .eeI
ches.eNNorthern on orders: Twins lo,4c; sim
E oas HORN ofns oiis e: New York t-ins e i
burger iiSrHs: pooT SOS; ssiss iso for choice;
shipped e pss Market s sao
able at &c for case count.
Fruits and Vegetables.
The Republic quotations are for LOTT IL .rss
orders CHARGED hHder.
APPLEssstesdy o. ehote. fruit; demand
Tor orchard jug. Gonsisnea Ben Davis. VIE.
n:is s9y 81 sssz Sa a'ses: sal. GsSss e
w aAI.AGA GRAPEs-Per Dbl at n.soes.sa
af PfNE4HPP p Ecb lnew) a.zozse Per
ORANGES : Florida on trk.. ss.1sezs for
Seem ssean ;s9is G and f Nssa,s on -
'e aR4PE sSSS Ief ssesdy. Pony c..avba
on s.a x,s: ssss e:
';sssss e e s. \ 'ssss. way. ,,,,
socoAMgTs- p Loco z. tzk.s -: Job
CALIFORNIA FRUITS-FIom store: TokAy
ssd ars and veaI e. p.s S
dinsly 5s&Sc: fair to good S si6sse: ehoios 90
s. ieS eissE IL 81 Sa. ;sse dol,
sss @siss s9os 81 IN sss s0. 0o'- 20
SAB5AaNss., IesE t Dsn ~ and w'''os
;fse so.Soa.. .oey .ss
TO" TisoSxEAToEsG = at u.soe1.M
BEETSHorne-grown 5o6loc; New OIisa0
7 Rf1 .esscs Per bill: New
Carrots e-grown so bu. boz md
GuEBo@New Orleans $50 psr ,bu.: yiossas
TyKNifSEHeme-esexn. Per bu. unwsshsa
FARsNiPSHome-sro grown 10 Per bu and s1.0
hESsFasss.g .t s. re- as sSse: snz
white plume 4Oc per bunch: Kalamasoo, small
iogise PEA bunch; hone:s,eyn $50. 49, e
bum. i;S S.,lfG S.4 so per crate ~ '
EGGPLANf-F1orids s1oz-1 psr hamper; -
sTEiNd sEANsEseares; shoIeso slo:id {.
sSggxs 81 an ssn q * e. Pa
SWEET POTATOES : New Bermuda ~
Queen 50c per bu.: Nansemond and ysaioa
sAuhEAkikR1Gr9NeS per Is Dbl an. sns
MoksERApIsH.Nex $500 pr Dbl
-CAULIFLOWER-Eastern Q6A per Dbl: ca
RUTABAGAsSin bplk sogsse per bu; dsl
PARsLEY.aNew Orleans so0Soc par 90
SkkPPEN sSS 9sassn. az g,s RI s.,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-09
Flaxseed Quotations.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Chicago. Dec. s.-Flaxseed was steady and the
market neglected: May was norninally l7c and
Dec. Sic. July was CSC sellers No. was o1isc
bid and No. Southwestern 911xc nominal Re
ceipts were & cars here, 80 at Minneapolis and
155 at Duluth
Petroleum.
OIL City. Pa. Dec s.-Credit balances us7;
certificates. no bid. Shipments 103, 9li. average
60, 245: runs 19. 019. average 67.H5. Shipments
Lima 81. 1884, average Ga. 80; runs Is. $751; average
Treasury Statement.
Washington. Dec s.-Available cash balance
$2A, SO. eSs: gold Sis. 440.4l5.
Bar silver.
New York. Dec. s.-Bar silver 53stc per ounce
At London, Esd per ounce.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-09

Union Paciflc-The principal help to the rise
in Union Pacific came from step orders which
were caught on the bear side. According to the
view taken in the board yoom this was one OF
most.
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IisKY-on basis of s1.s1s for hishw,ne.
stocks of Grain In Store.
Curb Grain Markets.

ST. Louis-May wheat ssxc. Puts s3Nc to
Enthusiastically wheat: Puts s1Sas1Hc
asked and calls s2H6ssc sellers: July wheat
'' May pe eorn-puts axe asked and calls sNc
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-09
f.oc.l Mouey Market

clearings were large and transsctions at the
Arc steady between 81 and per cent.
YeSterday's Bank Cleat1n1s.
Yesterdays clearing house statement showed
clearinrS 8. 7ss,SO, balances N.5Sa.20
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Chicago stock Market.
Government Bonds.

New FORK. Dec. s.-Government bonds:
United States refund:ng g. Iesistered ......1ssh
United States refunding g. coupon ...........1O6
United States 2s registered .................ly1
United states IS. coupon :.:....:...".........I9,
limited States new ~, registered ...........l33k
United States new Is, coupon ...............l3aA
United States old 49, registered ....... 1Ys
United States SIS. reg stored .1Olk
United States S. coupon .....................l01h
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-09

Remarked by Francis Bro. & Co.. No. "a
s P1ms FG ssss,n ssIe ssts checks
4.ssaa .saN; 90 days 41ssmGnl : ssx a. saz. %
&C.. CommeeaGsa,aai 7s ss % iays 4T7SGs.f1h.
Grain bills atso cotton SS hill. Sills 4is Hi
Bankers ,5 rass., >, cs Zig
60 ca anys s>TFS French frances checks s.ss: 80
days SEX. .n.,,,. Z ,,,k. N
days 5.25ss. h.,k. < S,l .,
2, - liz. IN days 5.76M96.6 lis.
Bankers' reichsmarkss cables ~ s-is; checks
q s-I6: co DAYS s3!aGS3 l5-l6: a.
Commercial reichs1narks, checks ~ Sis: CD
saw M 1iiSaesE: so days 93xGs3 Ills
Bankeis' Dutch guilders' checks 4o0so 1-io'
~ e Snyn Dutch suilders. checks $40
% 1916: 60 days sssd39 u-lo.
Market very hrIn.
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.. Poultry.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
DAY were -. Western sn' ana Car ssa.sses <
soid .loSly Ros,!er ss ste.ds, Ses ms si sar.
duck. and geese steady. but soathwestern
iI.egalaE IN quality and price, Pigeons sisy
Dressed PouitrylReceipts to-day s,loo pkss.
large PROPORTION Of chicken. and fowls in
snaed slow s xsiy make. about at la
aSe on the run Of chickens
to = SPECIAL trade q hisSsr ,isuTes:, sou.hern
4hefss "a: n sems .peeas.iss demand ior fancy
ans as enc e o s.issls
money. scaided turkeys unless strictly fancy ,.
neglected. Some lots Of Western ducks and
g sod as eads
aiS 'ss :sFsE W::: s. :ssss
ROSTERS se otssr 90 Quotations
-EkEs.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
ss ssE 50 DE rs al ssde,
gathered showed more force. and especially for
Quotations on extras were made readily on the
Central West. from whence some Of the full
lots arrived under a a2c limit Refriserators
were in demand. but had to be far better than
sssnd se at n
Philadelphia. Dec. s.-Egss firm: good de-
mand: fresh nearby SIC. loss Of; Western SIC;
Southwestern 306a1c: Southern S9zSc.
Kansas City. No., Dec 8.-Eggs weak: Ms
souri and Kansas. cases returned &c: new
M . whitewood cases included. 27hc.
Chicago. Dec. s.-EFgs steady: at mark. cases
included. H625c per dog.
Dry Goods.
New York. Dec. s:-Buyng Of dry g, goods has
secure goods at the old prices are frequent. but
universally met BY. stubborn opposition on the
part Of rellers. Advances have been made all
along the line. and while price Lists e, are not
upon its own merits and pront obtained II
possible.
Turpentine and R0sin.
Savannah, Ca, Dec s-Turpentine nm at
&c Roein frm; A. B. C, p + NS; : NS:
q n. a.: II 0S: H8: K $50; y <1so: N
S5.os: W. O. U.Ss: ". W. $50.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-09

O. Louis Dec. A-The folIoWtnK shoWa the
ypesainR hiRhesf. lowest and closing quotations
% tho New York Stock Exchange to-day. Cor
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Atchison-The-c was a widespread tip 70 buy
Atchison at the opening. but the stock id not
make particularly good response. J. s. Bache
& Co. and Rogers & Randolph and other corn
selling looked to be better than the buying -
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new York Money Market.

New York. Dec. s:.MoIsy On eatI stTonf = :.
4a cent closing y s,6 pig dav oer1 ,sr Cent
s ei1 months sM Prime mercantile paper s. So
eis Sterling eKehanSe sr % s,ss4 saio for
seand and 3. ssa sOs ssay e eom
p os.e,M, Ella $50 Mexican dollars 4Ic. Gov
eminent bonds steady. Railroad bonds irres-
ular.
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New York Curb Market.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

New York. Dec. s.-The curb market was
firm. with the Copper shares features. All Of
them exhibited strength. Greene recoveftn3
tennessee sold from ssH Up te 2sx en- sales e, q
a. midday TO s55 on sales Of % shares. New
Orleans Railway common. with sales Of too
sharas. advanced from loA to IL
ferrsd. g. to ssN: Havana Tobacco. common =:
.seahoard Air Line. common. 500 at IA 70
Trading continued active dur,nS the the. last
ccnrdcd in some Of the prominent stocks, tho
general tone was strong: STANDARD On was .ss
more active. the total transactions TOT sMe
s slish a gains were recorded in Can preferred
and in some OF tine less active stocks Ne er.-
ticually.
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ESde-London started rise in Erie, ana was
hut 4, was not thought that the movement has
any connection with to-day's meeting. but It
Wrs founded on the theory that the Erie shares
Ind not borne their due part in the advance.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-09

Pennsylvania = Theyc were apparently some
very heavy stop esds Ed q Tie short sde e
the price up sharply with q view to making
the Covering as expensive a possible. Do Witt
stScsss and II was thought that he was putting
out short stock TOR the Waldorf Clique.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-09
Furs.

Extreme Southern skins Is per cent less and
strictly Northern 1s8z5 per cent uaote.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-09
MisceIlaneous 1Garksts.

ENpIvEs-New Orleans SID per Dbl
GREEN PEASLF1orida &z62.25 per hampos
KALE-Home- grown 10c per blu.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-09

Butter-Hgher and strong. creamesy-Extrs
at esqesEc: frsts 2923c: seconds nc Ladle-
Fancy 1Sc; poor to fair 130lbc. County stock
in pals. 1zc for choice. and poor at s01lc.
Grease stock 445c.
Chee.e-Northern on orders: Twins l0,fc; sim
giles lo7.c: daisies 1l1ac: Young Americas i1hc;
long horns 1iLc: New York twins S1hc: lin.
burger 11G111ic; poor 5dic; Swiss 15c for choice:
No. at logic: brick n0i1Hc.
EgS-Received 623 pkEs. local and 40 pkgA
through; shipped go pkgs: firm: market quot
able at &c for case count.
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

&c Rosin nm: A, B. c, p. =. Sc; 2 nzs
sz90; 01S: I N.8: Is $1So; NW:
Sa0S: W. q. S15S: W. w. 0.0.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-27
FEAR MACED0NIA'> LOSS
Turkish Officials Say Russia and
Austria Will Never Withdraw Z.
from the Province. :,... D..

Constantinople, Oct. 27.--Nobody in
the diplomatic corps here doubts that
the time has arrived when the car
dinal features Of Turkish rule in
Macedonia must disappear. The new
reform scheme of the powers, with
the improved mechanism for its en-
forcement, make that result practic-
ally certain. The powers are COM
mitted to this and they cannot con-
sistently with their own dignity and
interests turn back.
Abdul Hamid is said fully to realize
the gravity of the situation from the
standpoint of Turkish sovereignty.
He intensely resents the new scheme,
but he is helpless.
Many Turkish officials express the
utmost indignation at the Austro- Rus
sian demands. They declare that they
mean the utter overrunning Of Mace
donna by impudent, usurping foreign
ers, and they warn western Europe
that Russia and Austria intend to OBJ
tain hold on the Balkans that can
not be broken. The western ambassa-
doris are not alarmed at this intimation
and they state that neither Russia nor
Austria is hunting trouble in the
Balkans. 4. -.e. ..s.
While according Russia and Austria
llnquestioned premiership in the work
of restoring order and installing de-
cent government in Macedonia, the
new reform: scheme gives adequate
representation to the rest Of Europe
and tends to the development Of a
political system that will offer stub
born resistance to any plans Of alb
sOrption that may arise.
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SAYS LAW IS FAULTY
Judge Ballinger Of Portland, Ore,
. Severely Criticises the New I'm.
migration Law. ,..

Portland Ore, Oct. 27.-In render
ing decision in the habeas corpus
proceedings in the case Of Louise e.
Leak, who is being held by the i'm
migration officers on the charge that
she came to this country for the pur-
pose of pursuing an immoral calling,
United States District Judge Ballinger
severely criticized the law providing
for the deportation of aliens enacted
by congress at it's last session. Judge
Ballinger remanded the woman to the
custody Of immigration officials but
with the following comment:
There is no presumption against
the good faith Of the officers who con-
Quoted these proceedings. The meth
DDS used, however, leave the persons
attacked at the mercy Of the inspector,
who is accusor, arresting officer, pros
ecutor, judge and jailer. By this
method citizen may be arrested and
summarily committed and kept a close
prisoner while the warrant for his
deportation is being secured. He has
no opportunity to appeal. The result
of the authority may not be restricted
to aliens. 1t may be applied to any
person who the inspector decides is
an alien ~-..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-27
REPORTS ON LIQUID FUEL
Admiral Rae, Chief Of the Bureau Of
Electrical Engineering, Sub
p mits His Annual. - i

Washington, Oct. 27.-The annual
report of Rear Admiral G. w. Rae,
chief Of the bureau of steam engineer
ing, for the fiscal year ended June 80,
last, says: -.
THE report of the liquid fuel board
when published Will be Of inestimable
benefit to the manufacturing, mari
time, and naval world and will show
the far-reaching benefit of careful,
conscientious, and extended expert
mental investigation. Neither in ex-
tent nor in character have these tests
been equalled either at home or abroad
and the bureau feels assured that when
the, results OF the experiments are
made known the necessity and adj
visibility of conducting extended in
vestigations in other directions will be
made manifest
The report earnestly requests the
detail Of Junior line officers as assist
ants to the naval inspectors of ma
terial, in order that the training that
they would receive may fit them for
the important duties of inspectors in
charge.
Reviewing the needs of the bureau
at the different yards, the following
recommendations are made for the
yards named:
Portsmouth, N. H., entire set OF
buildings for the bureau; Boston,
power plant; New York, several new
buildings; League. Island, additional
tools; Norfolk, auxiliary machine
shop; Mare Island, appropriation for
remaining buildings proposed for the
new plant; Puget Sound, pattern shop,
power house and administration
building Key West, new foundry;
Pensacola, complete outfit of shops
The estimated cost for tools and ma
chinery plant at Charleston is given
at $250,00O.
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TO INVESTIGATE NEW YORK p. o. z

Washington, Oct PA special inves-
tigation Of the New York city postoffice
will begin in a few days by inspectors
working under the direction of Fourth
Assistant Postmaster General Bristow.
There will be a thorough overhauling Of
all the affairs of that office. every de-
partment of which will be thoroughly
investigated The inquiry is supplement-
tai to the general postal inquiry recently,
concluded, and is likely to occupy at
least a month, and probably longer.
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Concert Saturday Evening by the Ladies' Orchestra.
SIX SERIOUSLY INJURED
Trolley Cars Crash in Chicago
Half a Dozen Hurt and One y
-. ..-. j.. Will Die. -~.. .'... ~.

Chicago, Oct. 27.-Thru the failure
of a grip man to drop the lever while
passing a cable vault, a North Clark
street grip car and trailer crashed to-
gether last night, practically telescop-
ing the latter. Six persons were in
while score Of passengers were cut,
bruised and shocked by the accident.
The more seriously injured are Ger
trude Grohs, 16 years old, both legs
crushed, will die; Christopher Kroen-
enberger, legs broken and badly cut;
Lawrence RIM, cut about head and
body; Miss Matte Stark, Fl years old,
right hand crushed, three fingers cut
Off; Otto A. Summer, cut about head
and body, may lose sight of eye; and
James Wilmer, cut and made uncon-
SciOuS. ~sr...E . --s--.s g.. -ss... .a.' - .ss
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THE SAME OLD MONSTER
Tragedy in a Seattle Hotel Caused
by Jealousy-Man Dead;
Woman Dying. 90

Seattle, Oct. 27.-Crazed with the
knowledge that she had deserted him
for another man, Claude H. Arbuckle,
formerly floor walker in a local dry
goods house, last night fired two shots
at Gladys Grey, formerly a variety
actress at Nome, in a room at the
Hotel Cecil, and then blew out his
brains. The woman will die. 49,
The first bullet lodged in the girls
lung, and the second shot, fired with
the muzzle of the gun pressed against
her back, set her clothing on fire. !:
Arbuckle then placed the muzzle of
the revolver in his mouth and blew
off the top of his head. s.....-, f1,.@ -
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QUEER MURDER MYSTERY
Girl Goes for Drive and Later
!. Her Dead Body Is Found
!. in Alley. =.

Allentown, Pa, Oct. 27.-Mabel H.
Bechtel, aged FL years, was murdered
last night and her body placed in an
underground alley adjoining her
home, where it, was found to-day by
her mother. Her skull was crushed
but there were no other marks of vio-
lence on the body. Miss Bechtel went
driving yesterday morning with David
Weisenberg and that was the last time
she was seen alive. , -.. .s..a-
Mrs. Bechtel, mother of the MUIR
dered girl, was aroused early this
morning by the barking of dogs. Upon
looking out of her bedroom window
she saw, two men carry an object from
a. carriage and place it in the under
ground alley near the Bechtel house.
She made no investigation, hut upon
arising this morning she found her.
daughters shoes, hat and coat in the
dining room. Later the body of Miss
Bechtel was found in the alley. So
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-27
Cured Of Asthma
After Years of Terrible Suffering

Mary Josephine Bezy, Floyd Knob, Ind,
writes: "After suffering untold agonies
for 80 years from Asthma, was cured by
Schiffmann's Asthma Cure. fused to be so
bad thatI could not move without help, but
lean now do all my own work" Another
writes: ''My little boy7 years old has
been sufferer for several years, some
times so bad off thatwe could not hold him
in bed, expecting any moment for him to
breathe his last. Doctors did him no good
and we had almost given up in despair.
when through accident we heard of Schiff-
mann's Asthma Cure, tried it and ID
almost instantly relieved him" Mrs. d. C.
Harris, Elbow. p. O., Va.
Sold by all druggists at Soc and $1.O0
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RUNNERS graft

How He Preyed upon the Ministers Until
They Compared Notes.
Special to The Journal.
Pocatello, Idaho, Oct. 27.-Oscar Kun
mer was yesterday afternoon arrested on
charge Of obtaining money under false
pretenses in his having represented to
various sectarian ministers in succession
that he was one Of their faith. .---
His plan was to approach minister
with a plea of poverty, at the same time
protesting himself a follower of the sect.
After the ministers Of the town had COM
pared notes his arrest was effected. When
arrested a bank book was found on his
person showing a deposit of over $10O in
a Salt Lake bank.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-27
WHOSE SON, COUNTESS

Polish NobIewoman Faces Ugly Charge In
Court.
Berlin, Oct. 27.-The trial Of Countess
Isabella Wesierska Kwileclxi, belonging
to rich and aristocratic Polish family,
on the charge Of pretending to have borne
a son over six years ago and presenting
him as the heir to an estate in the prov
ince Of .Posen, consisting of 10000 acres
and having a yearly rental roll totaling
$4,000, began here yesterday. Count
:Kwilecki appears, charged with being an
accessory. The countess was arrested Jan.
%, and the count was taken into Gus
tody Aug. 5. One midwife and two wom-
en- servants were also placed in the box
as accessories.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-27
THREE DEAD IN WRECK
Collision on the Denver and Rio Grande
ResuItS EatalIv III,

HeeuKS Fatally.
Salida, Col, Oct. 27.-The second SEQ
ton of a freight train on the Denver &,
Rio Grande, on a steep grade, ran into the
rear Of the first section wrecking the en-
CINE and four cars. Four men were buried
beneath the wreckage. Three of them
were killed outright and one was injured
The dead are: Samuel Brown, engineer;
Henry Sinons, brakeman, and John Null
cahey, brakeman.
Henry Fitzsimmon had an arm and leg
broken and was bruised about the body.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-27
Sunshine Route to CALIFORNIA.

Through tourist car every Tuesday
from St. Paul and Minneapo-
lis via the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul and Santa Fe route. Tickets,
$3.50; berth rate, $500. Call 1928
Nicollet av, or address w. P. Dixon,
N. w. P. A., 365 Robert st., St. Paul.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-27

All cases Of weak or lame back,
backache, rheumatism, will find relief
by wearing one of Carriers Smart
Weed and .Belladonna Backache Plas-
tiers. Price rs cents. Try them. y
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Size of Calendar--1o IL inches-3 sheets
heavy pebbled art paper, tied with silk
ribbon-exquisite litho graphs i'll IL
colorings Of pictures by such artists as
Howard Chandler Christy, F. c. Yohn
and Harrison Fisher, portraying most
popular heroines of recent fiction.
Send for illustrated Prospectus. Free.
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Carey's Nagnesia Cement Roofing.
Always flexible; never breaks or
cracks from expansion or contraction.
w. S. Mott Company. Both phones, 376.
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EMBEZZLER VERY I'LL
James L. Blair of st. Louis May Not Live
to Be Tried.

James L. Blair of st. Louis May Not Live
to Be Tried.
ST. Louis, Oct. 27.-James T.. Blair is
battling for life at Stancote, the family
residence in Kirkwood, st. Louis county.
The physicians never leave his bedside.
He Is kept under the influence OF NOR
phine, and he has not been conscious
since Saturday. His friends fear the
worst
The grand jury has resumed it's inves-
Roberts, a former employee in the law
inquisitors. It is supposed that he sup
plemented the story he told on Saturday
by giving additional details of wrongs
alleged to have been committed by his
former employer. s
Another Scientific Boarding House.
A series Of experiments on the
amount Of alburninous foods required
for the maintenance Of health and
strength is to be tried at Sheffield
Scientific School, Yale University.
Twenty men have been detailed from
the army, and they are to be housed
in New Haven for eight or nine months
during the investigation. If these men
were given golden grain belt beer reg
ularly each day, with plenty Of exer-
else and fresh air, the improvement
would be so self-evident that every
man and woman in the country would
use this beer every day of their lives.
Why: not do a little experimenting
yourself and see how much better this
beer will make You feel.