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Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1903-03-06
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Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1903-03-06

when the drear. scar days creep In like
thieves
Slsterly kind are the golden leaves
Through long, warm simmering summer
Moons
They have dipped from the sun with their
emerald spoons;
Row their boarded sunshine. scattering
stays
The famine Of these lean fan days
--Jeffersou Fletcher, In Youths Compan-
ion
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1903-03-06
ohambsrlaia's choao, Cholera and Diarhosa
Remedy

TTT|T0"T
Is the best and most popular medi-
cine in use for bowel complaints. It
never fails and is pleasant to take.
Mr., r Wood OF RossiYn, Ky, says
"l have handled Chamherlain's Collie
Cholera and piarrhoea Remedy for
twelve years and never sold a bottle
that did not give perfect satisfaction,
and il is the best selling diarrhoea
medicine that I handle. For sale
hy Biloh q Son. Matamoras, all
general stores in Pike county.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1903-03-06

For SALE. One two seated sur
rey with top, one light runabout
wagon, one set single harness, one
wolf skin robe, two horse blankets
and two lap robes. Enquire at the
PREss office.-tf
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1903-03-06

ORION, BROWNS BUILDING BROAD ST.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1903-03-06
Wyok0fTs New Vol store WeekIy News

few steps take our friends from the snow
into the first glimpse Of spring. Arriving daily
are our purchases, larger and better, we think,
than ever before, Of new spring dress goods New
offerings will include all that will be popular in
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1903-03-06
sICILIANS

Of course all the staples that are always popular
are here such as Lansdownes for instance The
trimmings to suit the new gown can be had.
Next week we shall go further into details
about the new arrivals
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
Spn Netp Nprf nab Naris
iiber Xdnb,

5err 6arrp be @inb lit ipeben uon
elmer Getie iber Sanb pom Stem Oort
mad Paris Suradsetebrf Dur6 St=
birieu NOR GER 8ampf eth furdtbarer
Cine @%utfernuns uon 1900 Wteilen
ma9te er per Sdlttten uro ge6rau6te
1872 gferbe, TIM bic Gour 81 MAIDEN.
Nnoere 1900 WeiLen leste er nit
&euntbier= S6litten surif, 10 baB er
in elmer ridudrts ltesenben SoIttion 2
WOnate lang auf ser Heiie mar. Gin
Wonn, Der Iotde WibiaIigteiten nit.
9emo4t bat, 1T beftr bemuBt, BOB er
fat aues ousgaLten fam, a6er ties
1T fem @runb, oaB er feline @onTtitu,
ton nidt 81 itdrten braudt nit Sol
ben @rain Sett& Bier. gs lit out
FIR BEN geIuroeiten ME fir ben I5pdd=
item Weanu. geiteQt IS BET Gurem
8eridufer ober laBt gu6 ba.
perIeben bon
&C.. $. 8eber, ct. gloub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09

- CINE gierteliettion ie6r feines
9onb IN Cotton 0oob 60 sruei
Weil:n BON Conn SeIfers, aIes inter
Hfug. gu pertdulden segen Elm gut
uno mooern ejugeri9tetes 8obnbaus.
MaH iprfte por in Der Stueer Pau6
Is ba.
- 6~autiu6en sebeilt in 80
Minuten bur9 @oolforo's 6eilpaia
paiier. Oisies feblt ME. gertauft
beim apotbeter SEQ. g Speucer,
ct. gloub, Wtnn. 15,ba
~ GRANDDAUGHTER Der beiten
Sorten btuis gu taufen bel s. g.
Code, ct. gloub, Winn. Sur9 feline
rebIi9en Sransactionen lit er Der
Treuub Der Sarmer unb 9anbiu9er
s%eworben. 1S=ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
Suttge. ttitteIalte ttnO alte

Nerioue1, pelae an trauter1 pSer eeI6ud6tern
Suitanoe oes Sorpers ober 9eiitss infoIse gsrna6l6fis
euus Der gsIunoheitsressIu pSsr i~bsrborter Irbsit lei,
eeH, pel9e nsrups, maoe, u~er;oseuS, i5patfnnie,
nienl6enl6en iiuo, im6u6eu. in heuSlieo.ru uub in Der
gruit Sdmtr3 eu1pfinseT. gue 9srionea, peIae bieie
Sprptone haben, ioutsH sieieu Irst iofort coniuItirer.
Gr bat Sauienbe sebeiIt, pelde in ben Issten Stabieu
nno a~uiasseben paren. sIsi6uisI, uer ss uerfebfte, gsr>
iduiite @ouinlctiou lit IN porseidrittensn 56lea notbs
perois. gehouoluus burd CORRESPONDENT ber gateuts
Wieoisiue1 fouu uidt beiIen.
gerborgeu Sraafbeiten. gteIe Tdue erniter
Srontheit rserbeu beim Seioeuben uidt ousseiunben.
wel9s IN %uertehyter @eiie behaHbelt pirb. Die srSBtsn
ScTnnusen uno bic ouseuebmitsn Sreuosn hes 9ebens
surd Srantbeit aerit5rt perSen. Tur9 Huteriu5une Ss
Urine mag cine ernite Srautbeit ieitseitsut psrbsu, bepor
andre Seiteu uortreter. ,
@unberbareSetIuussn , ~uou;osen in aIs
ten talsH, bic perno4ldfiist ooer pertebrt oehouoeIt
uuroeu. Refine STpertmeute ooer gerfehluH9en. aeiue
unhstI5arsH Saue anseHoumen. @enn guer SaI uaz
hetlbar III. 10 perset ihr frei bic @abrbeit b6ren uno ers
iuGt persen, euer geIb 81 iparsn. SaEieube gebeiIt,
nn4Ssm iie, benz Eooe periuuen, o~ufssssbsn Turbrn,
Nerlousrs wsl5e Don Seiu>Isrsteu sufrieosniteIeno be-
hdueelt peroer, limb uidt eriudt porsuipreden. Wiebts
stssa perianot mad irseus stuemSstIs berys eft. GoniuIta=
ton frst uuo uertrouiid. geadtet ben Seiadstas.
ssenn Shr ntat porfprcaeu t6nut. fdretbt nm eiusa qua
ten 8at5. 8breIie: Or. 8 o ID mi
1907 SdinsrzE beater5 0ebGube, Gbicaoo, 81.
57 Boston Slo6, minneapolis, Winn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09

y. y. Suutss iUStUs' uh
Wontag, Den ID. apFtL 1903
morsens 10 rbr uadsenannte @9enItanbe
ueriteieert Iperbeu: 3 &daade, S, . uro 10
Sabre alt, lie I'M @erpi6t Don 400 EiAlo; ?
a6t Sabre alle Mdbren, ie 1900 Pfuno; l
Sutihenpfero, 6otbfu6s. s Sabre olt uuo
1900 4fuuS i6uer; 2 Mdbreu, 10 Sabre alt
unb ie 1900 Yfuuo idwer; l %braunes, s
Sabre altes. II 8fuub i6peres QTsro; l
SobIeu CNdbre) Sabre alt 1900 Sfunb
i6ner; l elm Sabr altes Soblen, 900 Efunb
ibwer; 3 8ibe, 4 breitipurise 9umber : @a=
gen in sutem 3uitanbe, ? ginber, 2Wd6ma.
Idinen, l 6eure6eu, l pier Eferbetraft Grill.
l ;rpei 9ferbefraft Grill, l SGmoi6tne, l
neuer @auspflus, 3 Gets Bob 6litteu, l
get eiierue @sseu, l 0usmiibIe, 4 boppslte
Hf.rbesei6irre, l e~inselues Sussp.-Seotn=
gu1tsen Sunlmen bis $40 baar auf iolde
iiber $40 3eit bis Heuiabr 1904 seseu III Z
Yrosent gut perbiirste Noten.
sos 8. Coates, gisenthImer.
6p. G0bfer, lRs~aGooro~
s.. 8 8Oieuberser, 1872
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
.eodtail" trinten, bonu muR er ,ur,

,Sa;erac" sebeu, per aber einen
Sin Sist" uorsiebt, Ser sebe gu
meinem 9anbsmanne 8. 6. Hamos,
Ser ON einem Sage $50 Dusenb gier
fur u%iele" 8. S. braudte. S9reibt
Sud- beiien abreiie auf: seseniber
Ser u@otton gr9ause." Son Dem Sez
ben unb Sreiben an Der ,9euee" ba=
be i'd nod gar ni6ts erpdbnt unb id
Mill mid muir barauf bel9rdnten, baB
man einen sanseu Gag berumlalien
tann unb INNER wieber etpas Neues
liebt. Die Ssean Camper, einise
&riessi6iffe, SersnisunssboOte Die
tleiueren S6iife, bus gnt unb Ser
luSeu uermittellt Wai9tnerte un6 per
Sanb, bic srOBeu SOds fir trOpii9e
Srl9te, anoere fir gaumuoue unb
3ufer, aues bieies bilbet Elm Son=
slomerat, an Sem man it6 nt6t iatt
leben tann. Son bteler ,9epee" tann
it6 Ser Seier cine Sbee MAIDEN, na6=
benz er erfabren, baB bielelbe finf
sebn Weilen lang nit Sats unb @erf=
ten ME beidt lit. SaSu bas bumpfe
Getute Ser S6ife, bas i9riue Sc
pfeife Ser 9ofomotipen unb bas laute
@ei9ret ser Weni6en, Ser refine
SerenIabat6. Sort btelt es mid ni6t
lduser; i'd sos mid surid gu meinem
alien Sreuube Carl Wattern, Inn mid
BORT semitbli6 a~ussuruben. stber i6
bate Die &e9nung obue Sen r@irtb"
sema6t. 6err &arl Mattern lit
Ser liebeusuirbise y@irtb"
Ser Columbia" mo i6 mid uisberse=
bate, uub bieler partete idon
nit swei anberen Sports, uni mid
mad Der Gennbabn 81 uebmen uub
mir bic sort porberri9enben @isen=
t6umlt9tetteu por ausen 81 fIbren.
Ses eintretenben Resenwetters 6alber
duBerte id mein gebenten, Of BEL Ell
mem ~berartisen 6%unbepetter ~iberbaupt
elm Henneu ltattfinbeu mirbe, uub bas
barOb fOlsenoe mitletbise 9d9eln,
bas mid ibre @ebanfen, in Sic @orz
tie, 70 bu unl6ulO" setletOet, perra=
them lieB, perbe i6 ME uerseiien, unb
Ser Sag ielbit iberseuste mid, boB
y serennt wirb, unb peun IS Spis=
B resnet." Stele aber brau5t
es on ienem sporting" =4ldse ni6t
crit 81 resnen, benn cine srOBere uno
Sertretuns Steler 3unft iab
i6 uOrber ME. On btelem Sage pa=
rem seseu 5000 4erlonen auf BEN
n Stanbs", unb in Ser Safe, no
bas @etten sei6ab, mar etn @ebrdn
&c, baB man taft pom Ben SiBen se=
boben wurbe. @enn au9 betm vSfat"
Elm Dollar uerloren sebt, 10 wtrb Bar
iber ni9t piel Rabau semadt, aber
ieuer Dollar, Ben i6 auf bas uSapo=
Eferb wettete unb u%erlor, ser
uurmt mid beute nod Ser Name
oteler S6anbmd6re mar vGa6tant
Seat, unb peruuni9te i6 bas Gieb
sur bO9iten FOtens pom rHabiant
Der Sre6 auf Dem vSrad"
mar sesen ie6s 3Ou, unb bementipre=
9enb waren fOB uno &eiter. Samen
5aben fsin Ge6t, bic rSlausbter
bas Sanctum auer @auner
tnS Sports, gu betreten, bod itelt
bic Company Uni formtrte rGau Sops"
IN, wel9e bic @etten ser Samen, bie
;umetlen siemli6 bod limb, in ser
,Een" permtttelu. Den WiBbrau6
'es g'eloes sort su lebeu, lit einfa9
'telbaft, unb btes INN 10 mebr nod,
penn er bon SEM sartereu @el6le6te
n 10 leioenI6aftltder @eiie betrieben
rirb. Sreb mar i6, ais enbli9 bas
,S9anbiptel" ein gnbe bate, unb i'd
n meinem Suartier Bic abseipannten
Slieber sur Gube unb our S%tdrtuns
'ir Bic seplante &eiIe nu6 guba, mo-
Ndberes in nd9iter Summer,
lus ltrefen fonnte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
3abnarbeit.

Die GoctOreu Sopt & Gnbeug wsrben
pGbreno zines iabeu for1reuben Wonats,
in nu6seuannteu Sowns an ben aneesebe=
iren Saten sur Serri6tuus Der auerbefieu
Sabnarbeiten uertrsteu ietu: Sreepo rt am
Is. Iprii; Ilbaup an Is. unb IT,; Clear
Cafe I'M Is. Clearwater am 10. uns 20. ;
Gi6monb dm 20. unb 81; Cob Sprine
g., 90. unb so. : pril.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
Ga Stripe su furtren In 4S Stuaoen

&eiu Wtttel tommt benz Warner's
@bite @ire Of Gar Sprup fur bieie
idredlide unb fatale &ranfbeit slei9.
@enn pori6riftsmdBis senommer unb
tn 3eit, beilt es cinen Sau in 4s
Stunben, unb beim 9uiten, Der Der
@rippe folst, uerfeblt es nie 9tnbe=
ruus. Yreis IS unb SO Gents.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
3u p%erfaufeu.

@ultipirte Sor!1eu uub pilbes Qaro in eli
uer gang tatboliideu auiebluus 81 Stsrs,
Morrliou @ouutp, Miuu., i'm @arteu Ntin=
ueiotos sele9en, inter aunebm5uren Seoiu=
gunsen ;u taufeu. Sober. Der cine Sarr1
faufen uno iih etu eiutrGslides 6etm sriiu=
ben nil, Eat Oa;u jest cine CUTE gsIeaeu5eit,
oa Der anbraus nod ui6t TART NOR unb bas
2aub su eiuen ausenteiieueu 4reiie estauft
uerben farm. Wfan itebe ridt 81 Iause nit
benz Seufen an, ioubern peuSe lid brett
miiubIid ooer idriftli5 an
Sos. s. grslI,
5zba 9ier3, Rorriion Co., Winu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
SerifeiSsruua.
Wnrtaa, ben f3. 9tnTil 1908

SIM 6auie bss in Saut fapios% wobnenoen
:. j.. Coates perbeu an
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09

% SIR suuerldiitse unb prompte
aufertisuns pon Fldneu fir Hsitben=
sen. S9ulen, Sir@en unb iOufise
Neubauteu neube man ii6 an Ben Dir
dttetten 8. s. Saas, CT glout,
Wtnn. l2=hd
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
Spe;ial=N

Gin WO5elseidGft, bas ii9 elmer suten
8unbl6aft erfreut, in eiuem blibenbeu 9auS
itGbt6en nit 6ir6e uub Saule seIesen 1T,
unter auuebnlbareu geoiuguuseu gu taufen
@ute @%elesenbeit fir .iuen beutideu Sc
i6Gftsmaun. Sraufbeitsbalber it Der @i=
seutbiimer s%espunsen, bas @ei9Gft ;u per-
taufeu. @eseu IGberem psnbe man iid on
q. 6. 90 a o,
10=ba Tier;, Rorriion Co., Minu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
Geilunseu, TOO anaere erfol8lus
tDorett.

srantbeiten Der auseH uns S5rsu;
@rauuIisrsISs gusexIiSer. Staar, iais!snse Iasen
cine S6msrs unS geiabr ssraSe aeiest, @rbIiHouus
perbiubsrt, Iaufenbe S6rsu, Saubbett. Srautbets
ten Der 2 q { unS hes s aIies: aatarr5, Sron5is
It's, gitbua. Sstbeu bes Rogeus uRo Der
eeber: Gpspspfe, aIuerboulitteit, SiItoiitst, geIss
fx5t. 9tereHz uub gIaienbei5Dersen:
Sor1ruEr, Srisbtids Ntsrentrautbeit. breuusuSer urin
rip. 3 Int uno 5 auttrauth eiten: rStros
fsIu. aasi5Ias. 6IsSsr, @euttsraaIe,h 5srFaTiiss Saars,
GutiteluuesI hes geR5ts, Gc3erua, Sei4Dlre MIN.
HerpeuIetbeu gpilspiie, SDftsrte, s65nuug,
WangeI on ssbeustrnit, Sbeumotismns, EeuraIsie.
Sersfffruuseu, SsrsIppfeu, S4ptnSsl uip. seD6aie
-ruS srs5setidpirs psroeu idusrsIos mad elmer nslie1
Mstbobe sebeiIt. Sduorrhoioeu uuo ale Srontbetteu
hes Raitoarnss. S Observation-Disclosures
Bate 9sri5iebunseu uub 9Iiteauusen Der Srs01e,
Ibern6bieer WonotsHub, Isrosftdt, Sdpd4e, uiw.
Moberne ge5anoIuuespeife, bic nd ause1eiI ais ers
foIgrsi5 eruisien bat. Refine uuGnsenehmen unterius
5unsen. Rhine Dame. OBJ uerbeiratet oosr utdt, brou5t
Al s6eern, entpeter oleiu ober NIT elmer Treunsiu sur
geipre5uns 81 tomllen. SouiuIaticuen sebeiul uns i'm
@srtraaen. NiBssftaltuu9eu, S~IuupiuB, Gatgrst5ies
eunsen, Sropf, u1auselhaite gutui6e!un9 trssns etres
Srsaus. aIsins uEb i4waSe SsiIs Deroe1 u~srsrSBsrt
uuS ~cetrdfticf,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
Sr. Sotputua, YrdTosut,

Sleier bsosuisHbs, ~srfabrsns S2sSiaIiit 1T IN ben saus
gen @srsinisten Staatsn gut uub III ieiHCm SorteiI
setauut ueseu Der uieIeu uuHoerbareu 5eilunseu bet
drpuiiaeu, ~usrvoieu uuo i~psSieIeu Seicer, ionic bet
SsTste uuo SpeSiaIiitsn seipottst 5atteu. Shm itebt sur
Seite cine aro5e ausabI tIhIiser, gti9t6ter Aetite uno
erfohrentr Spesiolilteu. bsreu GriGhruneeu, Del4e ne IN
ben erS6srsn SoiSitdleru Guropas uus InIeritas 9eiduls
melt hobeu, IS linen srm6sIidt, %psr5orsene uuo 4rouis
f6e Rrontheitsu nit grioIs 81 beiIeu. Shre Iansi6arise
grfahruHs. ibr nertulrbisss Seiaif uuo thr uHunter'
bro5euer griols siebt linen einsn 9ulpru5 sui es
Sutrausn Der ssiSenSsu on allen Srteu. Su ieSem Jals
uiro cine shrIihe gufiat ousseprsteH. 81 Der Eau
~uuheiIbdr, 10 eri6hrt Der SeioeIoe o1su bic Wahrhstt.
Ste SFiess finS ausasruitst nit Diiisui5Gitlt4en Una
fruuaenteu. DeI5s absr 5000 setoitet babeu. GGruuter
TT Elm : trabIeI> appGrot, nit SsiisH pile bic taHsrs
feu Sracue Lsi5t uutsriu5t uerosU touuer,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-08
Seeks Aid for Macedonia.

New York, oct s,--Dr. j. NJ. Shoe
makeff OF the Macedonian benevolent
committee OF Sofia, has arrived here on
a mission to secure aid for Mace
donla. He is graduate Of the depart
ment OF philosophy of the University OF
Pennsylvania and also graduate OF
the University Of Chicago. Recently
he returned to his native country.
1--WE have waited for % years" he
said, since the treaty Of Berlin for the
Inauguration Of the reforms and for the
establishment of the home rule that
were promised by It, Instead, we have
been made slaves Of the Turk-dlsfran-
chised In every court, our women taken
ruthlessly from our homes, our goods
and our lives placed absolutely at the
mercy Of those who are merciful only
when they Kill.
ut may seem strange to say We are
not trying to form a government in
Macedonia. But such is the fact; our
warfare Is conducted simply with a view
to force Bulgaria to fight Turkey Her
people are doing It, with food, recruits
arms and funds, but our government
has stood like the rest Of the powers
and looked on"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-08
TROLLEY CAR STRUCK WAGON
Ten of the Occupants Were More
Or Less Seriously Hurt.

Kansas City, oct, IA westbound
Chelsea Park trolley ear struck wag-
on containing II persons at 1890 o'clock
last night at the corner OF Thirteenth
street and Stewart avenue, in Kansas
City, Kan, The front wheels Of the
wagon were torn in splintetrs and all
the occupants Of the wagon were
thrown TO the pavement, The injured
are:
Mrs Edna Barker Welborn, Kan;
may die.
Mrs Otto Bremen, Welborn, Kan.
cut and bruised; rendered unconscious.
Otto Bremen, Welborn, Kan, cuts
and bruised, rendered unconscious.
Knox Barker Welborn, Kan. cut,
rendered unconscious.
John Wilson, 10 years, Kansas City,
Kan. bruised; rendered unconscious.
Dottie Wilson, 10 years old, Kansas
City Kan; bruised.
George Gray 20 years old, Welborn,
Kan cut in right leg.
Douse Gray, years OLD, Welborn,
KAN bruised and cut; rendered un-
conscious
The occupants OF the wagon had been
to this city to witness the Priests Of
Pallas parade and were returning home
when the accident took place.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-08
To Break Miss Tousey's win.

New York, oct. S.-Mrs Sarah b. b.
Rohrer OF Council Bluffs. Iowa, ~ con-
testing In the supreme court here the
will Of her cousin, Miss Mary Beach
Tousey. who died in 1899 at the age
Of 20, leaving an estate worth about
,250,000 to be distributed among the
charitable and religious institutions.
Mrs. Rohrer alleges mental incapacty
and undue influence in the execution Of
the document,
Miss Tousey inherited her fortune
from Sinclair Tousey, and resided in
this city. She took great interest in
charitable and religious work and was
connected with various institutions of
this character. She made special be-
quests to few institutions and left her
residuary estate to the Domestic and
Foreign Missionary society OF the Pro-
testant Episcopal church, to be dis
tributed equally among the Freedman's
mission, Indian mission, Domestic mis-
rlon and Foreign mission.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-08
WESTERN MARKET LETTER.
Special Correspondenee.

Special Correspondence.
Kansas City, Mo, Monday, oct. o.
Cattle run was again big last week at
1920 head consisting as usual mostly
of rangers, a large proportion Of which
We're stockers and feeders. Nearly all
kinds OF cattle closed the week higher
than close Of previous week. Wintered
western cattle were especially scarce
after Wednesday, and gained material
ly bringing as high as sA75, but many
sales were around $500 and s4,25. Cows
struck bottom Wednesday, and the
bulk of sales for the week We're below
$40. stock calves were DUH. but veal
calves retainedpnthtiri good standing.
StoCkers and feeders were lowest Mon
day, but gained rapidly after that, and
wound up the week so or 40 cents TO the
good Buyers were more plentiful than
at any time this year, and Ll5O cars
were taken out TO the country. Had
the railroads been able to furnish cars
for all the eestbound business offered,
the business would have been still larg-
er, Western and Colorado stockers and
feeders sold mostly from $500 to $3.50,
with scattering sales on either side
Run today is liberal at 10000, and mar
ket is steady to strong on most kinds
and again higher on stockers and feed
ers Cows are also little better. and
the feeling all around is much inn
proved from last Monday
Sheep run last week was 49, 900 head.
Market was strong on killing kinds all
week but eased up a little on feeding
stock at the end of the week. Run to-
day is 1l.00O head but market is 10 to
10 cents higher, especially on killing
stock. Utah lambs. from Heber sold
at s5.25 today best pyce this year sea-
son by 10 cents. Wethers sold at s3,65
today, but yearlings would bring $3.50.
Feeding stock brings $3.50 for wethers,
SAFE for lambs and $275 TO 1926 for
ewes The temporary lull In the fierce
demand that has ruled for feeding stun
is the first to occur for many weeks,
ana dealers look for swift revival
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De-. RNPw,c,.

Many mothers OF families in the United
States have reason to be grateful 10 the
person who recommended Dr. Pierce S
Fayorite Prescription. This is a medi-
cine specially prescribed for diseases of
womankind. It does not cure eczema,
catarrh in all its forms, nor heart dis
ease, for it is put up for the single pr
pose Of airing diseases peculiar 10 opm-
en-. 1t has a reputation OF over thirty
five years Of cures, and has sold more
largely on this continent than any other
medicine for women. Another point in
its tavor-it does not contaiu a single
drop Of alcohol or Of any narcotic. 1t
Is purely vegetable. An alcoholic COM
pound for women is something no won't
an should take. Womanly weakness
will always bring on nervous irritability
and nervous condition, for which alco-
hol is the worst thing in the world.
What the woman needs is q vegetable
tonic, like DR.. Pierce's Favorte Pre-
scription, which will build up her deli
cate system and bring about a healthy
tone. 1t cures the drains and weak
nesses of women, and the manufacturers
offer to pay $500 reward for any case OF
Leucorrhea, Female Weakness, Prolap-
sus, or Falling of Womb, which they
cannot cure. All they ask is fair and
reasonable trial.
If you want TO know what ails you
the United States mail will bring you
the best medical advice for only the cost
OF writing materials and stamps,
Many people owe their present good
health TO the fact that they consulted
DR.. Pierce by letter, giving him all pos.
sible information about their condition,
symptoms, etc, and received in return
good medical advice Uhich dost them
nothing. This is why we advise you to
write to DR.. r. V. Pierce, the founder
of the Inyalids Hotel and Surgical In
stitute, at Buffalo, N, Y.
DR.. Pierce ny no means confines him
self to prescribing his wel-knowu medi.
eines. He tells you in the most COM
nonsense way what ails you, what YOU
ought to do, what line Of treatment
should be followed out 10 your particular
case, and IL your case docs not indicate
the need ofhis proprietary medicine, he
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wyoming Industrial Convention

Sheridan, Wyo., oct. S.--The third an
nual gathering Of the Wyoming Indus
trial convention, together with an expo
sition Of the states resources. has
opened here with a very large attend
ance, many coming from Nebraska,
South Dakota, Montana, as well as
from all parts OF Wyoming, An unique
feature Of the occasion Is the presence
IN the city Of some 1900 Crow Indians
who have come in from the agency, go
miles north Of Sheridan, They are ac-
companled by the whole paraphernalia
Of the tribe, including squaws pap
pooses. ponies, dogs tents and tepees.
and have established an Indian city on
the heights overlooking Sheridan.
The celebration opened with a parade
I'm which United States troops, state
guards Indians and cowboys took part.
The convention was opened by Gov.
Chataerton, the president.
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CONSUL INVADE INVOLVED.
Mentioned as Beneficiary i'm Phil.
ippine Coolic Labor Contract.

Manila, Ont, S. 6:15 p. m,--The name
Of Consul McWade stationed at Can
ton. ls also mentioned as a beneficiary
under the contract unearthed by Col,
lector OF Customs Shuster, in connec-
ton with the scheme TO bring in CHI
nese coolies under the sulse Of mel-
chants to the Philippine Islands, en-
tering through this port, The collector
has also accumulated other evidence to
connect other consuls with the alleged
frauds, The conspirators have, 1t Is
said, already Issued many forged GER
tihcates assigning a former residence In
the Philippines, under which Chinese
have been admitted here. Carl Johns
ton, who is also mentioned as a bene-
icary under the contract, is brother
Of Burlingame Johnston, the former
consul at Annoy, where he himself was
located as acting consul.