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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-07-02

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables; spot nd
v-Csee+E Sersar6t Fales bales: EpecuatFoh
expor 600 Arnerican. 5000, receipts 300 DI' 4Gi2
ding yIgnd 7zd. Futures ope!leo INV
points hieh r steady net 5ql4 points hg Ess Sep
esd. TLv-August e57d; August-Sep teiDeI, con
te.aEe-6ctober sO7a6 Osd: october-NoyeInoefi mar
? 90 arv-February 5s9G6. 400. FebTHaL2
AaTeh and March-ApTiI. 6.ss95Ssd Manchester
FIoITP AND MEAL-While no general te oatents the
tser ~sSe a. -four pr1ces outside Of spring
general rnarket continued yesterday beav-
Serr +o0erf lower account OF ne I.ILeI
fness IA wheat Spring patents 81 5o9S5 a. s1ring
70GS2 so: winter patents svfra
clears Sc 55Gx3 IS 40 winter - % - arrive
N v-rcr 81 gOa$3 red dog. SO oV4S<1 ~ saSs9 AZ.
RYE FLoUR-Quoted; Fair 70 ,gSS S 1%steady:
eioscs - fancy So S0dS3 60. p "a
eaStss kin dried So 1898 90 as 70 braHa 81 5S8
NFAT-I5tet. quoted: white and yeL.o.S crrfr =
s. a. Css 81 iaaSl FEED-Duli: euoteG' az I5s
trsT $50 so ~ sacks arrive. DO T. P.oHpIi
500 D3 go 5idang SO 25as22 in 300 n sass' h Gi
feed. $40. Iuseed oil cake. a. J4-'' ''
arrive, 0tlHeal 80 %
GEAIS-W4EAT-WIt double ho'tLa 10 teey' III any
ana - - sffIsfoD favorable as u mas vel
IN s6rae weeks. the buH SIC 49, declined ma
1eTlaiIg closing Z. GTkc under the I,r N July
2ssc On September. r e-1.t q York was con
speculative trade at least 80 iai - s1a III
cerned vas Comfortably less active IMAM ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-07-02
Cash Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Network. July l. 1908.
CcFFEE-It less active in coffee to-day, and
<sues displayed downward tendency. due chiefly
heavier primary receipts and moderate offerings
thought 70 be made against actual coffee while there was
& liquidation. The market steady
changed prices 70 decline Of points Following the call
displayed little feature. being generally ou and easy
p tone quiet unchanged 10 points
lover. 1880 bags. To-day the first Of
which is starting, according 70 many well
Informed members Of the trade under decidedly pessinis
far the probable Of values is
ned The worlds supply IS esT1s ed at about
900 bags: the just beginning TO Is
known be large one-it NAV be a bumper the
Brazilian a6vices have been making duty
production would indicate and with the con
s-ue5 discrimination OF visible supplies this would
indicate coffee people quite how better
Prices he permanently achieved stu in two or three
shall have entered that period OF the
when crop sdyces become market factor and these are
generally uufavorableso generally. fact.
have disregard them Still they always exert
some Influence speculation. Ctrcuu-
stance those who inclined take coffee at
PRESENT low prices looking forward Interior
receipts today 1921 bags There ceaTances
a 1900 bags Rio receipts s0C0 bags for day
and reported $1,000 bags foT three days The
RIO weak and 80 res lower santos was IN
and aayTe declined / francs. while Hamburg
vas uchanged : pig higher
-lyerr % w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-07-02

The Exchange price remains at 2}.c quart net. to
PoULTRY-ALIvE-R Receipts to-day included 10 cars
by freight and -ew scattering coGpS by express mere
er especially Of fresher receips and the market
gTadqaliy Worng INTO better yae2g II5Sss nnre5
9GPp'y ana AMI yeak We quote Spring chiclens
1--we pigeons Gun anu J-. 49,. A. S+171er1 10.
fowls per H. 12c; ROSTERS. 5!2c: turkeys l2e ducks
Western, average per pair 1890 do southeT2, and
Southwestern. 60E1Oc; geese western average - ig
81 =: % S@uthern ana T9E5EsSEST3 Irost Of
pigeons CID Z2c 90 yoIlgc &c Iia5 in trs3sif
Demand for fowls exceedingly slow. prices while
held the have an uncertain outlook and un
less the demand materially improves it is doubtful II
rather firmly in antlepaton o. increased 1TeIs i
ducks ks in fair supply but in good demand and hra,
TEesa TeF Sl lef cedTurlsys Average best per
average TO pair per pair 4oa45e' do 70 = 70 par
FER rb 2l022c: Baltimore dry picked mixed sizes 20
22c; Do Me5ern dFy PiTkei iaTge' P f5 a. 5 l69
lsc Southern, seaded small 14a15s: fowls. Western
and Southwestern dry picked 18gl3i5c; DO soqIdsd Ia
H. lsc. do Eastern. $50 do Jersey Pennsylvania and
6 ssas 50 5os2 IS do mixed So % DO dark 81 So
Frozen-Turkeys young hens No J. lse 90 young toms
1s8I9c broers, dry picked No / 19a2lc: do seaidsd
No 16qlsc capons, large 2la22c; do medium size
TAToEs AND vEGETA ILEs-New potatoes IN fair
generally poor. Onions plenty and weak cao6ages
but poor show no Improvement Green in light re
drag al figures heavy supply, ar
-fvas including IL Is u Mississippi ana texas
and all kinds and lower. We quote; Potatoes.
Southern Hebron. prime. Dol s. 1905
40 white Chis 50 50GS3 ID red. 50 5o0S3 do south
eru seconds 81 5OGS2 do culls SldSl %, do domestic
old in bulk per n $3GS3 80 asparagus Colossal
per dozen punches S4GS4 do 50 1888 20; do
prime S3dS2 80. cIlls S10$ go beets, nearby Per
100 punches So: cabhages. Long Island. per 100 S6Q$
o. Baltimore per Dbl 50aSl GO Norfolk. per crate
Dbl 81 25GS1 70; carrots. nearby per 100 6uncS
%. c1curnhsrs. Baltimore, per basket. 81 FfNi -
Norfolk Dbl Sass; do Dsr basket 81 2$l 20 %
North Carolina 50cfS1 y. eEgplants per Dox
S1GS2 %: green corn, southern per 100 S-$S lettuce
Western NeR-York S2IS2 So onions. EgyIlan
per bag 81 ooaS2 TO- do Texas 81 75as1 50; 90 Ken
So so d. JERSEY and Southern, Whiie per
basket T5cuSl yellow. 81. do southern, potato
T5~GS1: carrier 81 Jif1 I'7'S
Western bush basket S5cs2 20 90
small 5Cd$1 IS; 90 Long Island and Jersey large pr
bag 81 50TS2: small 81 2JGSl 80; peu1ers jersey Per
box 81 1908 Florida carrier 81 "oa$2 rhlnarb
nesrNv per punches 81 5OdS2 radshes nearby per
100 punches 75c0S1: be0s, Jersey Delaware ana
Na-vland per basket 50TS2. do Baltimore green
81 25as1 10 S1GS1 10 DO Norfolk per Dbl 81 -
GS2 T5oGS1 - SQUASH. r1arroW per Int
crate 81 5oaS2 do yellow c-oo<neck SlgSl -, 90 Tne
s10s2: tomatoes Jersey box 81 5oFS2 % % l-a
Maryland per carrier ''cSl DO ES M
81 do Savannah S1HS1 90 do Florida Sl4%l -, 90
Mississippi. rer fat case 7ca75c d. Texas l'ca -
1rnips nearly PusFia, per bhl S1A$l b DO "u's' PCT
100 hume
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-07-02
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Neur-York. July !, 1873.
REEvEs-Receipts l34 cars or iIg nsa max
Ing With the stale cattle so on sale Of ts.rS
80 81 Jersey CITY and Sixtieth-st yAIaS
rrs5 anil ana depressed and 10000 lower; -, 5s -,
v5,th opering Monday prices were ns5 -
Thirteen reported uIl-oL- -
~ he daw Bulls also common and medium, "a "a
~ best steers sofa a.
~ ~ nsr 100 M fat 50 T5eS5 TO- oulIs g NJ
"a 1884; choice fat COW . CSbies
dressed beef fair demand and stsagi included
S5 ca7Ie on the Kansas CITY 20 Bristol teu ga T
- he Oceanic Liverpool, S5pO qi-'
or psei I ~ southampton 20 sheep on the horohA
to the West Indies 19se -
saIes-S. sanaers. IS Iennf9INl-lla l1---'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-07-02

The local market spot cotton closed unchanged
Win -.d6IinF upland quoted l3c and uddng Gulf At
8 800 bales, all delivered on contract
Southern soot markets reported follows Calves
firm UNCHANGED at I2Sc- Savannah firm ana IN
changed a. I2zc: sale. Norfolk steady ana u
cza1ges a. 13c augusta irregular and unchaneed AZ
15c bales Wilmington nominal i5altlIIl29te
1onaI and unchanged 81 1874 s. LOUIS quiet ana
lSlz 27 bales. Eew-Orleans quiet el
UNCHANGED Il I3c sales 200 bales Estimated receipts
orleans for 200 70 15Oo oales'
sgz.rr. > iS4 bales 81 bales last year
Pecelr-s Il ports and interior points To-Day com
pared with the same day last week and last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-07-02
MOUNTAINS.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool July I-CIosing. Wheat-spot Dun. 20 p
- yys-fe-- winter Is Pad. No Caforna. % J1cs
futures steady. july 4sad; se7teoer IS SsG SSrn
mixed. FUTURES hle4-l s--tH
- sad September - sid. October nonnl1a. go
f-srafia- ful So Louis WATER
Hons al I.1udon-Pacidc Coast GrIa Us los1r5
16s Beef eas. los PORK Prlas
Western Hars-Shcrt cur- - 70 - ~.
steady SIS Bacon stea1y. C1nheTand cut . % 70 p
rib. - % stock long clear r1sl 80
light IS 5es Cd long clear rates heayy p %
backs 10 % ~ D. ag4s elea- De-
les "A a. is ~ 4ss- Shouiders-SQuaTe II % y ~
steady Lard prime " esleFns n le5eez -
a. Au,ecan rehned pals. 4os- Butter-looc Unec
Sfstes steady 75 Ggisr American n1ess whlts
colored Cd TalloW-FTlue city crr1. "a
TS,ruenffne-Spirits steady 3es Sd Rosin-lorr-no
duu s. 81 Pe-roieaEt-Rehued stea1ys Idrssec
all dull ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-07-02
PENNSYLVANIA


STATIONS foot Of WEST TwENrY-TH1RD STREET
cSr,Idndt Ieaying tins from DssbEo,sss and
i@en sf6 Is for n9eS i2deF tns1
si a eAf FHpr hsre ether yis, noted S ,
EY Chicago ,l iIndi4q2Ras and IGgsyils
SnoKiHg and O5ssryatol Cars Cincinnati ln-ianap-
1875 A VI. PENNSYLVANIA LIuTED-rilIunan
ms1 Cars For cF c H G2Ie' Taieo aaa De-
1,55 P. VI. CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS EXPRESS
4.55 p. VI. CHICAGO LIMITED |Pgiinan Sleeping
snlokins and Observation Cars. For Chicago Toledo
0.55 , p NJ sT Louis E1lPREss Pi'tseurs On
5S P H. WEST :s TSfas Ilisy c5 ls For
7.55 p. VI. PACIFIC ExPRESs@For Pittsbu1s and
Ghcago For Knoxville. daily, via Shenandoah Valley
R2uts Connects for Gsyelaad except saflrIay
PRESs-For PttsbuTg. Cleveland. CInennatl. Indian
WASHINGTON AND TIE SOUTH.
ian5t street, M aG7 tri; ~ - "a n ,,- CO,
12s5 tDi1uv carr 2i0 O1esbrosses ana Cortlandt
Dining cars . Dining Car . tDiaag Can
~ ~ Iining Car, - p m y 10 night sunday -
ing Carr CS.25 Consressanai Limited ParIor and
Dss6fosses and cafsnds Streets 5I55 Dining carr,
SOUTHERN RAILWAY Express. 40 =. n Z 10 night
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Exprezs. 9.25 a m. and e25
sbABoARD AIR LINE RA1LwAY-E1zpress 1888 ?. m
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAT.-For Memphis
and New Orleans, 3 . p. daily.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY-755 a m week
FOR OLD PoINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK.-7.55 a n
week-days and $50 p m daily.
ATLANTIC CITY.-9.55 a m. and ? 50 ? n weeks
sundays. I55 a Through Nestbued Fralns bllle-
Parlor cars and Standard Coaches weekdays tar
Tor Smoking Car Psror cars. Dining Car and Standard
CAPE MAY.-l255 p. n. weekdays
For points New York and Long Branch Railroad Grou
West Twenty-thirl Street station. 40 500 a. m
and 655 .. m. weekdays sundays, 80. - a n
40 m from Desbrosses and Cortland Streets, 100
900 a m. 20 ~ saturdays only, 230 80 -
40. $40. and 1O0 D. week days sundays so
$50 m CoTrlaQdt onlv. 3 - weekdays
FOR PHILADELPHIA
sos, ~ I-J5 Dining Carr, SO SO, % tJinn7
Carr 955 St Louis Limited. 1910 tDesur0sse5 ana
Limited. 1875 Dining Carr, l1-d5 1855 dining
Carr 1.55 Dining 2.1O Desbrosses and Co-tlan1l
Streets. 900 255. % Dining Carr $50, - -
Dining Carj. 455 Dining Carr. ass C1icago lirls
So S5J. O. . p y 10 night weekdays SUNDAYS
6O5 T-55 Dining Car, So, 925 dining carr 30 t3t
Louis Limited S.55 10 - CPenna. Limited. 1919 tDr-
ing Carr a m 1888 Dining carr. J. 80 Dining Carr
Limited for Germantown Jet Ouly) 455 Dining carr
Dining Carr S5S. . u 10 night
Ticket Offices Nos 46 1884. 113 and 261 Broadway; Is
thelow 23d STU 263 Fifth Avenue tcorne
29th ST.: l Astor House; West Twenty-third stree
Station, stations foot Of Desbrosses and Cortland
Streets: Street. $50 Fulton Street 800 Broad
way. and Pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooklyn sta
ton, Jersey City. The New York Transfer Company
Will call for and check baggage from hotels and resi-
deuces through destination
Telephone "914 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service ~
". W ATTERBURT. J P WOOD.
General Manager Pass'r Traffic Manager
GBO W BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-07-02

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New Yo-k. foot Barclay ana CAslsto2heE 50
- 40 A Il -Fgr EIngEarl-3n and SyracUss
40 o. a Af-For Buffalo. Chicag0 and ST LouiA
Uu &, N.-pa--uo MCulta-E Speci14
- 40 p N-For Buffalo and chicago
- 10 p 81 For scranton and Plymouth
"a 10 j. So For Buffalo arl Chilaso-
: IS p N-Utca- Osvegu Ithaca BuHaa2, -
- 90 A. N-For CricagCSiee ers opsn r - u,,,.,.
rIcl,ets a. ISL 42s IIs3 Broadway y T. - Feltos
= Fl-rrkIvn -Iltly. TEXetp- >-nlay AAn14sl@s7'
Fridays AID Saturdays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-07-02
NAVAL STORES.

The market spirits turpentire WIS FIRM with some
sellers asking SOC for machine made b5ls Eosn ana Tar
sPIFITs TURPENTrND-Cu and machine bhs 4ea
TAR-Pine bbls s. 40. on bals. 81 io@S+ a. ,,
ROSTN- good strained. - rHf9N- q" q, -
60 - P, So 2D0S2 -. r. so s. IS II - 60 - %
C =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-07-02
READING SYSTEM


Liberty street and south Ferry ttlus from
South Ferry five minutes earlier than shown oel'"l
EAsTON, BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAUCH CHI Nk-z4UO tI.15 EastOu only. 9-lu A
NJ. 40, 40 800 $40 Easton only) P n Sundays
WILKESBARRE AND SCRANTON-z4Oo go A
NJ, 500 T. NJ. sundays, z4-2j A. n. =. NJ
AND BARNEG AT-z4 90 go 4 NJ. 40 q. ~ Lake
wood and Lakehurst only. 40 P NJ sundays, %I9
ATLANTIC CITY-t9.4o a NJ ta4o P. NJ 600 P
vfNELAND AND BRIDGETON-tz4oo A ". tI-so
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE, POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHOitE
POINTS-z4OO $50. 11-50 A NJ tl-lO Saturday only'
40. 80. 353, AS. $50, $50 01JO Wednesdays and
SATURDAYS only :. NJ Sundays except Ocean Grove
PHILADELPHI A-CREADING TERMINAL z'425
+7.OO 800. soc 1000. f1IO0 A NJ, 1900 100
$3.50 1900. 1900 400. = 90. 1900 7To, $500 P NJ
2iTH AND CHESTNUT STREETs-S4a5 IS 20. 1880
"lI.45 a. NJ. 100. 1890 500. 100 1913 P NJ
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTsVILLE AND
NlLLlAMSPORI-t tu go fo..Iv, 4, ~,
A. NJ. Reading only, SluO, %. T2uo r w.
Reading. Pottsvile and Harrisburg only, T4uo. TSuO
SANDY HOOK ROUTE-Fron # Rector St. Pier
Atlantic Highlands, Seabright. Monmouth 5aaca. a1a
Long Branch Asbury Park. Point Pleasant 9 60 lo-yl
100 A. NJ. Loo. > 90. 400, go. 500. so T. II
Sundays. 1000 \. n. Ice. 400, $50 p n
zFron Liberty only 'Daiy. TDaiy except sun
day. SUNDAY only +Parlor cars only. WA Ia11aia-
xSaturdays.
1911 26l 1890 1884 Broadway. Isl 9TH Az . Union
square west i25th 273 West 18th ST. 20
Columbus Az, New York; Court St 344 $50 Fult 2
St. Bklyn $50 Bway. WmsburS. y Y Transfer Co.
Vice Pres and Gen Mgr. Gen. Passr Agt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-07-02
Visible supply
Ez~a rf--E TAg2

COTTCN-To-day's cotton market nervous
unsettled rejecting the uncertainty q popular opln
q values Private crop &C
counts e1couraE1 the weather today was
perfect and unanimous II respect 70
Of trade for products
reporting closed closing all over the country
On the other hand trade confronted with very
Indifferent which IL Is generally
admitted Il the world is 70 use cot
OF years. and there IS IN
market bull interest high prices already
IS deemed capable e putting them stun higher
should their operations. This is stua-
ton which naturally leads quick and broad price
changes To-Day market. Influenced by fears Of a
tUlsl monthly report FRIDAY. renewed bull support,
Liverpool market and covering
opened 5y IGlI points For time Il showed
considerable strength with the months espe-
cislly active and under buying. which advanced
prices level points the preceding close
Then contingent took profits. and a. the
declining tendency big selling order came
n. apparently from Wall Street which drove prices
rapidly downward until decline Of from % points
Sro-n The had been established Then the pool again
support Of prices and the market during the
hslsncs z the session less active and Irregular be
finally barely points higher . points
lower Sales estimated at 900 600 bales The selling
during the midday sad By on the moor %
originate with certain q the big bull interests but Pr
s5vces NevCrleans secuted this view ot the
case and the action q the market after the order had
heeI could hardly b taken as indicating any
withdrawal by the bulls from their position
The range prices IN the local market to-day
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-07-02
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo July Flour steady Wheat1,sp5sing No l
Carn-No yellow - &c. No mixed 54i3c Oats--No
2 white 43lec: No mixed ale. Barley, IN store 5S9
5sc Rve-No Q on 57lc- Canal freights steady
Chicago July The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-07-02
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

'Daily. +Day. except Sunday SUNDAY only
On.ces: Liberty Ferry South Ferry. Astcr House
167 434 1900 1854 Broadway. Isl 5ta Az p Cnl9
square West l53 2T3 West 18Th s., 2f5
Columbus Ave New York. Court ST. S4+. s9o FGton
St Brooklyn. 500 Broadway. Williamsburg New YORK
Transfer Co calls for and checks baggage destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-07-02
STOCK on HAND.

y,-r,,~.o7 1,.Iy isrirIts turpentine-Nothins doing
receipts casks. Rosin-Nothing cc!9s; Teeetp5 %
ms Crude turpeutne firm a. - 80. 81 ana =, -,
ceipts 10 bbs Tar arm at 81 60 Receipts l'J Dg
savannah July 1.-Tu-pent.ne firm at +lttc, IrrssFs'
o,9 tfIe- sales g5i. exports $50 firm receipts
"a bbis sales $50. exports 1890 quoted: 4 = ana
7 s. g: X s. so. ". So 20; n. So G. 50 TO- W.
Charleston July 1Turpentlne steady at 44' ~ r
s+es5, A C.. 81 ~; d, 81 90 z % 80
81 co. G 81 65 H So 90 / 81 IS. k s. TO- NJ e 80 ~
s. 90: " g. So 1gl osin-E1zpor.s bbs to Ha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-07-02

BALTIMORE g Ohio RAILROAD
leave New City. South Ferry. 14terty 81
Chicago, Pittsburs 'I@lO nj Il - ut
COlu III bus S9pu- . IOJprn- Diner
PittsDurE. Cleveland - SSJpm. 6-itruL Linti
q 55ru- z-tO1rl
Ci1~jnnaf1 81. Louis. AZ 10 IT. 80 IS Sleeper
90 St
Si-cirnotf 81 IOuI,. G55pm- T.OOpu- BUFFET
No-foTI- 55pm- LC0pu-
sDaily. tDaily. except sunday sSlnoay only,
Ohaces: I67. 26l 434 1900 Broadway. Aston house.
- ITnion square w Grand St y Y: S4S Fulton ST.
and Liberty St Baggage chscAeo
from hotel residence 20 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-07-02

Cozee Cahles.-Rio-CoHee market weak; No Rio
1905 exchange l21d; receipts $500 bags: cleared for
1900 bags. stock $4,000 bags san
+os-Cot1ee dull: good Santos $500:
5000 bags three days stock 659,pUO bags
EIauburg-Co1ee market opened unchanged: al 2:3o
y unchanged 10 = pig higher; sales. 1900
bazE Havre-Coffee market opened unchanged; at y
p unchsnged 81 ? quiet and unchanged a. $50
; n declined Z franc; total sales. 5000 bags
January July .-........-...- 90
Feorz-y august ...-...........
March 81 september 800
october $3.50
November
Ir-s ..----.---.-- December 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-07-02

stock n Havre 100000 bags OF which 1851. 900
are brazilian; last week, 3,3es0oo and 1881 000 Re
Ths statistical position OF Brazilian coffee fol
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19
PERUnA IS INVALUABLE
AS a SPRING TONIC.
u You are Thinking Of Getting
a Tonic This Spring try mi.
ps.Tu.na.

Are you thinking Of getting spring
medicine? Do you feel those old symp-
toms which are so apt to come every
spring and remind you that you need
something to purify your blood, or
cleanse your system, or tone UP your.
digestion and appetizer Now. II there
was ever time in your life when you
needed to use good Judgment It is right
here and now.
( It Is reckless folly. simply because ones
blood Is out OF order. to rush to the near
est drug store and buy the first medicine
.rccon,incr ded as blood purifier. With
out stopping to consider what might be
the origin OF the difficulty. and select a
medicine adapted to the particular case.
II, then. you want to be sure to take tho
right kind OF spring medicine observe
the following directions: 81 Il: ii \
Peruna as a Spring Medicine.
II the symptoms are a general feeling
OF assitude. poor circulation OF the blood.
restless disturbed sleep, with, fantastic
dreams, confusion Of mind, craving ap-l
petite. heavy, tired feelings Indigestion.
nervousness, etc. Perunal Is adapted to
the case. and never falls to cure every
case. ~ is,; "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19
the FIRST STAGE OF
CHRONIC eATARRH.
4 Serious Mistake Whloh 1hous-
ands are Making.

The nrst stage OF ca tarrh Is what Is
commonly known as; Catching cold.
1t may be in the head. nose. throat or
lungs. It's beginning is sometimes SO
severe as to cause a chill and consider
able foyer, or 1t may BIO so slight as to,
not hinder person from his usual busi-s
ness, In perhaps majority OF cases
little or no attention Is paid to the fret
stage OF catarrh, and honce it is that
nearly one-half OF the people have
chronic oatarrh In some form.
E To neglect cold Is to invite chronic
catarrh. AS soon as any one discovers
the first symptoms OF catching cold he
should at once begin the use OF Peruna
according to directions on the bottle and
the cold is sure to pass away without
leaving any bad effects
Unless this Is done tho cold is almost
sure to end in the second stage OF ca
tarrh, which is making so many lives
miserable. II Peruna was taken every
time one has q cold or cough chronic ca-
tarrh would be practically an unknown
disease. III
Miss Rosa Gerbing. popular society
woman OF Crown Point Ind, writes ~ FL
K Last winter took a long drive In the
country, and being too thlnly clad
caught a bad cold, which settled, on my
lungs. and which could not seem to
shake off, had heard great deal OF
Peruna for colds and catarrh, and
bought bottle to try, am pleased that
only took two bottles. and j consider this
money we'll spent. 3 e t, II IL Il s.
You have firm friend in me. and
not only advise Its use to my friends.
but have purchased several bottles to
give to those without the means to buy,
and have noticed without exception that
1t has brought about a speedy cure where
ever It has been sed.''-Allss Rosa Ger
hing,
Mrs, Howe, bo7 Wabash Street. st.
Paul, Mimi, writes ms follows: sN
II am only too glad to recommend Pc
runa. especially to women. It Is a sure
cure for weakness peculiar to our sex,
Y have used It In my hons for years. and
would not think OF being without It. ]
always say n good word for your excel
lent tonic, Peruna,"--Mrs, Howe.
Miss Mary Kemkemer. II Raymier
Street Cleveland. O.. writes;
y II am glad to advise YOU Of the very
satisfactory results I have experienced
through the use OF Peruna. contracted
a severe cold at an evening party, which
settled on my lungs most perslstently.
No medicine helped me until mother
gave mo Peruna. which quickly caused
n complete change for the better and
cured me In three weeks, have had no
bnd 3after-eftec nor recurrence OF the
trouble. and am truly grateful to you
for your wonderful Peruna. MARY Kem-
kemer,
Hon, Philip B. Thompson, jJr, member
OF Congress from Kentucky, IN a recent
letter, has the following to say OF the
ma tfOnnl cntarrh remeQy. Per(iNu, Rrhe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19
The SOLDIERS POET
ENDORSES PE-RU.kA.
Says Peruna Is The Best Remedy on
Earth for Gatarrh.

Colonel John A. Joyce, we'll known
throughout the country as the Soldiers
Poet,"l;is an ardent friend to Peruna. He
speaks OF 1t In the following terms in a
recent letter from Washington, D. c.;
Gentlemen.-M think there is no bet
ter medicine sold than your remedies for
catarrh, They have cured me, 1t would
take a volume to tell you the good they
have done me. Peluna Is the best remedy
on earth for catarrh, and I think I have
tried nearly all OF thom, ~ ohm a. Joyce.
A. u, Kidd, ElgIn, H., writes: ~ am
forty-two years of age and have had ca
itarrh OF the head for over. half OF my
life, as o result OF scarlet fever, followed
by typhoid fever. ] got SO bad that ! was
almost constantly coughing and clear
Ing my throat. The catarrh greatly im-
paired my eyeslght and the hearing in one
ear and reduced my weight Z! to 40
pounds,
go tried nearly every catarrh remedy
advertised, besides a great many differ
sent physicIal,s' treatment, all OF which
failed and the physicians would finally
tell me that could not be cured In
this climate; that ought to go to a dry
climate, etc. j. u.
II had heard and read OF Peruna,, ana
finally decided to try 1t two months ago.
Il have now taken seven bottles, and
weigh 173 pounds, Never felt happier or
5nlerrIer, Feel tip top, Y ~ Il.
II liz worse than foolish for so many
people to suffer year ter year With a
disease that can be permanently cured. M