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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-09

sgeetn, t1etn, tpeDrte nun tegr Jruu
Mapbrind Ia9eno ab, Der Neg 1T
fi9er, bas genitgt mir. Sc i4 troBz
benz in 0erluit gerat9eu l0ute, pirb
Mlter GIIiot bier bic 0erantpprtune
gu tra9en bdben. 8leiben sic nur,
ltebe Marsp, @te iinb ermiibst unb
tennen oIle @inri6tnngen Der Station.
Wseine trdfttse 9atur iit ni9t 70 lei6t
5u befieeen, unb id fomme mir bier
bor, tpie Elm &inb, bem man lauter
neue @uden 8eist. Gs itredt na9
alien 5uglei9 Die 0dnbe ous. Sd
nS1te du9 alles auf eir1tnal tptifen,
3omuen sic, Miiter GlIiot! Sd tperbe
Sbnen sur 8eIobnung unb GrtlGrung
fur meine fonft unbegreifli9 f9einenbe
Bur9t bic @ef9i9te eradblen, tpie Sc
manb, ber mir iebr nobe itanb, in Der
@9tuefs ben @erfu6 ma9te, mid bur9
einen Gt1ir5 in bic Siefe ous bem @ege
8l rGumen."
nSft es m0gli92" riefen @ater unb
So4ter 5uslei@.
pSrasen @ie MIR Miiter @1iot, er
tpfrb es Shnen fagen."
yNber id tpeib ia nod bon gar
nidts, rief biefer gang fonittrnirt,
oWenn Sic 5uriidfebren, iperben Sic
es lpiiietl," entsegnete nit fdalfbaftsr
2dhetn bic Dame.
s9o bin i'd aeiponnt!"
n8leiben sic nt9t gu LANCE"
mabnte Der 9quatter nod.
Die ghritte Der 8eiben perbaIlten in
ber Gerne.
pMarum boit 0u bisie 5rau bisr6sr
gsbro4t, glar9p," " fraste 2incoIn gs<
6dmpff.
Marse fAuute 6etrOfTsu ouf.
beutenbes muiitalifdes Eafeat flint,
Ierii9 gu bertiefen, um bermaleinit an
Der Geite Deines Wlonnes in Der 9ros
Ben @elt erf9etnen unb Did unse=
stpunsen barin beipegen gu tonnen. Sd
babe es bur4 rnetuer 56nbe Nrbeit gu
Msidtbum sebra9t. 0ein 8ruber bat
feline plantage, bic ibn unb fetne So
tatlie tn grobem Moblftanbe erbdlt. Du
bsit mir, I'm es often gu iasen, au gut
fir einen 8ufdmann, tpie id elmer
BIN
I5Drtiebune fplgt.1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-09

torrespunbens Sc imble So.
% Die ,,Jreie 8reiie" ftets in ieoer
&ibtung fiir peri6nlibe syreibeit uno
Sortibritt aemirft bat, 10 oirfte es
angeaeigt ietn, ettpas @dberes iiber
Die leBtbin bier itattgefunoene 2otal
Option Wabl gu beribten.
Die Notwithstanding niutmt
befanntli6 i'm Staate Teras itntner
gr6Bere Dimenftonen an, bic beiieren
oeutihen 8eituneen laiien es an
Warnungen tpabrli1 ni1t feblen,
aber leioer trifft beIDnoers bic Oeut.
iben oer berebtiete BDrtnurf, BEL eis
net Wabl niemol8 init bereinten &rGf.
ten au uirfen, gans anoers Der Nn,e,
ritaner, tuie bic am l. Oeaembes
ftattgefunoene 2Dtol Optipn<Wobl in
Simble County benefit. Bei Den
5tuei frlber abaebaltenen Wablen bats
ten Die Units nur eine iebr Ihmohe
Wtebrbeit, uno bn man oiesmal nur
lolhe Wablbesirte m6blen lieB, tuD
nDrausiibtlid1 cine Webrbeit flr
Br0bibiti0n 81 ertuarten uar, 70
alaubte man ben grfole aeiibert. Sc
tant ieoDh gang anoers. Wan batte
lth, natiirlidb geaen iebr quite 8eSabs
lung cine Der 2eudten Der 6. W. S.
Il. als 8rDbibitionsreonerin tommen
lafen. uno oielelbe legte ii1 oerartio
in 8 8eug, oaB 8iele, pelde iDnft fir
Brobibition geitimmt h1tten, iiG Der
lntis Bartei anibloiien, troboem lire
Sprtpatbien friiber nit ben Br0's
tparen, Die aber erfannten, oas
cine Sadie, tpelde su lolhen
wtitteln ibre 8ufluGt nebn1en
inuB, auf iebr ibmamen sFiisen
itebt. Das &eiultat tpar, baB bic
8robibitionS : Bartei nit nabesu /
Wtaioritdt aeiblaaen tpurbe. @iirs
ben oieie 2eute, anitatt 8rDbibitipn.
M d Bigteit i'm SenuB aItubol.
baltiaer @etrdnfe preoiaen, 10 mare
oas nur lObensmert. niht Der g e.
brand1 oerielben lit pertuerflid,,
ionoern Der MiBbrauh!-
Dos Deutihtum iit in bieIem
Goul1tp nur iebr ifuad3 nertreten,
tpdre oas @egeuteil Der syaq aeues
len, 10 lit es iebr fraalid,, 0b Die
Sadie Der peri6nlid5en sSreibeit ae.
iteet bdtte q U. b. &.), Dbpobl ae.
raoe Dieieniaen, bic BEL Der @obl
itch tIeich0iiIfi0 fprhnItpu Aonu M,
lautelten tiber ungerebti9teit Idbreien!
Ste leBtiobriae @rnte in oiefem
@ountp mar eine iebr aufrieoenitel.
lelloe, t,altlentlih in Gaummuue, bod
leloen Die Winteriaaten bereits ourdb
GrDdenbeit.
Die leBtbiu aboebrannte Wanble
uno Gin Der .2lano WtiQina ano
Srrieation @0mpanp" ioQ, tpie Der.
lautet, iebr balo tuieoer in arusem
WtaBitabe aufaebaut peroen,
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Weitd,ts e

Wabreno Der talten 9age ilt elm
Shubmittel fiir Die 6aut 9eaen fols
te Winoe an9ebradt.
Junatino' 8 Wanoel ,@ream" . out
IN Die 0aut gerieben, lit oas ridhtioe
Wtittel. gtur 15c prp 8iible. $Jnno,
tlno' 9 Drna Stpre, 517 Oft. 6pus
itonsStraEe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-09
@rpsartiae slernenffnrfe

betueiien Manbe i'm grtraeen bon
Sbmersen in Golge aufdIiger Ser
lebungen, tpie Sdnitte. 8ranos uno
8riibmunoen etc., poer audi in yulge
tpunber Site uno fteifer @elente.
Nber man bat oas gar nidt n6tig.
8udlenS Grnica Galbe tDtet ben
SbmerS uno BELT Die Gerlebung.
Sc lit aud Die bette Salbe auf Grz
ben fiir 0dmDrrbDioen. 25c in ben
IpDtbeten BON S. &altener & Sun
uno N0Ulpb 9reiB.
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gus dulkIeI VeTgalgelheit.
SeMii&tauaraliiter &ou,an pon @ u tat
eSifeI,
tFortiesunal.

< xJn gdn5ilu) pertonmener wlenlq,
serIunpt, NIT bernilbertem Bart unb
6anr, trat oaraus bernor. 9ein 81
jicbt mar bleid) unb boblpaneig, lei
4use bitter nllh ffammenb, sn e
ntm NeaBersa slid Ell ienen pQr1
Gquatter sefiirdteten 9rumps. peIfis
unier benz 0ereeben. Qrbeit su fu9el
bon. Station gu Ssatton tpanpern una
bort. no iie Die eeforberts Mobl5eit
Htht erbalten. hstnliehe 9d4e iiben
Gate sr in Dem @9atteu bes bid).
ten 8pstetts nur feline Wittoesrube ges
bolten2 6atte er bort duf Der Bauer
seleeen9 geiH Mieuenlpiel beutete sber
auf bas lebtere bin. sSn bem 8lid,
lpelfhen Ct ben fi9 Gntfernenoeu na9s
faaDte. lOoerte 9dB unb Dera6tuns.
Getas HraueH paren finiter auIans
ueflQeannerl 7rohenh erhob er feline
Uauf geger bas 9errenbaus, iunbei er
leiie mDrte in ben Bart marmeIie.
Damn fdIih er Iih fort. nad alien
Seiten bin fpdbenb, Ob er aud bp'
Rsemanbem bemertt piiroe. Dies
fd6ien ni9t Der 6alI. gr perf9nanb
tn BEN unteren Matblanbe.
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Gulf gbDre Sal3,,.

WaIf gbDre 8abm.
Nbfobrt.
0ob 9anernia, Sutherland Sprinos,
St1doale, t69lieb, .... 500 8prnf.
Nnfunft.
Bon StOdbale, SUTHERLAND Sprinas unb
9anernia. tdalicb. ....2:30 Wafm,
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.. ". & u. q. Sabn.
@btahrt.

0arb guer0, g0afutt, SpuftDn uno Sol.
befpn, td9lieb. ............9, 900 8prm.
unb 9.45 Qbenos. ........
Ra9 @Drpus gbrtftt. 8Dfpsrt unb Bee.
billie t69lid1. 1..............2.1 Is Narhni.
ssacb 86rne unb &errbille, tdalieb. 500.
.................... 1925 Sornt.
Rab G6rne unb &errpilIe, Snmsta9s 3. .45
gtahm. Gnfunft Monta9s $50 Ibenbs
Nntunft.
Bon Guero, goefun1, 6ouiun unb @aIs
oefton, t1glicb ...........7.45 Wfor9ens
uno $50 Qbenos. ....................
Bpn Gprpns Gbrifti, JiDdp0rt uno 8ees
olHe td9lid9. ..............l 1885 gtabn.
@on 8brne unb &errnille. taeIttb.
z Nhenna
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-09

UtuVUINtu uNu WlbllSt CulOt
faben nuf Der Neranbo.
gine jener duftraliden @o[monbs
nd1te. tpeIde an 6elitgfeit BEN Gage
MIR ipenig tueidsn, soB i6ren Dufi unb
3ouber iiber bic Qanbi9oft aus. Dieie
f9tpQmm in einem magi19en tpeiben
Qt1t, tpeI9es bic Mhfte III Elm pardz
bies Deriuanbelts unb bic iteilen @9rofs
fen ber Beree ipis nit einent bon Seem
bdnben gepobenen S9leier uniaog.
Dos Geiprdtb brebie ii9 uln bic
@orsdnet auf Der Station. Sos alapz
perm Der S9eeren In ben Mouinuppen
bate es ongereet.
WtRreB Manbrind erfuAr nun, bab
eben ieBt bic Gdaffdur i'm Gnnge mar,
auf ben Groben GtotIonen bes ssnnsrn,
lpo bic Ghofheerben nd9 8e6nfauiens
ben sdhIm, bic drbtitfanrfe 3eit bes
sanaeu Subrss.
..Mte pitI G4ofs iptrbtn pobl 70
ben Sag iiber gef6prtn2" fraste eben
bic Dame.
.vSH runber @umne ettpa biertaus
fenb,' entsssneie ber gquattsr.
sWitstaufeHb In einem Sage2 9,
@ie f&<rsen!"
sOlr9ous nt9t, Waabome. qSir
hobtn Aisr iebt pi.rsis @9erer. Ssber
Mann j@ert pro 3as bunbsrt @9afs." !"
Limb tDie lang. boben bic 2eute gu
t5un9"
.gtlua ftbs MOden.1
nDus DGrtn io-"
sgiubunberto9tSigtauien Snafe," I"
fk1 W6rgp la9enb Elm.
sllnh Gte, Wlifer GlIiota" frogte
Wifrtb Weapbrtnd nit lsifsm Gpoti.
sMie Diel Gdafe tommen bei Sbnen
sur S9nrq1
.gor teine,4 ertpibtrte ber gefraete
sttDos uufreunbll9. sd bef9aftigs
mi& uur NIT Der Rinbpiehau9t. Menu
eB Sis iibrtgeRs interefFrt, bic pro3es
bur htB G91ffHersns tennen su Ter.
nsn. ipiu Id Sic mad benz S9appen
9tnuatergelttten, mo nod dlIes In SbGs
ttgttit III. Water unb SoHtsr tperben
tiHcnber bod nod senug al fdgen bas
ben, I'm unfsre @i.af1dft duf eintge
3dt snttshren Su f5nnsn.~
Dis Dame iiberltste einsn 4usens
blid,
sf es tpett nad bsm @6uppen9"
frdgte iie.
xRoum aebn Winuten.~
limb muB man auf bem Wege borts
btu etua Nbsriiube, baIsbrs9srif6e
Stegt Dber einen GebirgsitrDr pafz
flrena1
Sinh Sie 70 furdtlam, tbeusrlte
Brtunbtne" fraete Wargb IdHetnb.
sJa--i4 bin es-s { rben,
ssfaHb bic Dume soeerub .in, rfeifbem
Jtmanb-@
elliot mar febr btti1 oepOrben.
aWenn I'D bti Sbnen bin, 6aben
Sic uiGts 5u fiir9ten," bsriidrfe er.
salebtigtns 1T Sire Gur6t du9 gruno,
LOB. Der Neg ndh benz S9uppcn
TT gang fi6er. Sft ss nidt lo9" ipdnb!t
.r it9 fragenb an bic Mnberen.
s@ie tpiifen ss ia. Moau bic sgraat2"
llsdte Qincoln. ao6er IdiIen Sic bod,
ben Htiu9 Bis morsen.@
s0btr ih iptrbe NIT Sbuen aebsn. !"
issss Marap iia ssbs6snp.
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M. s. & =. 8ab,,.

M. s. & =. 8abn.
Mbfabrt.
9lab @aco, Sort @ortb, Dallas, aonIas
gitp, ct. 2ouis unb Chicago, tGslicb,
(SunIet DepDt) ....... $50 9lbenos.
Gocai5ng bia SmttbnilIe. ....7.50 Born
Infunft:
Gon Chicago, ct. 2Duis, &onIas gitp,
Ea9ollas, Sort 8Drtb unb g8aco, tdelib
ID Snniet Depot .......7.5 so WtDrQens,
9ocalsua bia Smitbnille. =. 9.25 &6enbs
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Gife1babt TaDrzYIar.
3. Il q. u. Sabu.
q bFQ brt

9aah atlen Norbs5erase eGuntten ........
.......,........... 100 SDrtn.
Rodl ct. Souls, Mempbts unb benz
Often. ...............1 12.40 Ntittaas.
geah NDro@8eros, Santa Sc uno 5riscos
Buntten ,...............S.00 8. 90 Mbettos.
Raf ct. Souls, gSaeo uno oem Often
S.IO NDeUO3.
9eaeb 2oreop uuo NeertcD 900 &Drm.
Nntunft.
SDn st. 2ouis uno benz Siten. Z. 80 8Drm.
SDn Nbrbe9eras, Santa Sc unb Grisco.
SA+bLLCt i. III ".
Son fDcalen 8untten .......7. 40 Qbenbs
Son ct. Souls un6 oem SIten. g. 10 Mbbs.
Bon 9arebD uuo Merito. IL. 80 Ntabm.
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Spttberm 9acific 8abn.
M L

4bfahrt,
Rad Stem Orleans, SDunpn unb Sal.
befton tdeli6b. 40 &prnl.
uno 900 Mbenbs.
Nob @oele 8aB, 81 8aip. galifDrnien
nno WfeTtfD ..............9 900 GDrnt.
Nntunft.
Bon SEEN Srleons, SDuIton unb @ate
neiton t69lib. b...........7.40 40 Mpraens
unb 500 Nadbnt. nt....................
Spn Gl Baio, GalifDrnten uno Meritp
....,................ 800 Nbenbs.
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iSiir allaeaetne Nausarheit

miro ein oeutides Mdo6en uerlouot.
0ab8ufraaen 2l9 Siios 8ines sGtroSe,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-09

- 6ebe Dir Die Steine auf, bic
auf bid getuorfen tperoen: iie tDnn.
ten bic 5unbamente fir oein Dent.
mai tperoen.
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N(1 mar am 4benb bieies ereigs
III nibrei4en 9oess. Ser @quots
- ter, feline 9oaisr, MiftreB
Wanbrind unh Wliffer Glint
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-10-06
Stole Mrs. Teale's Clothes.

Mrs. Mabel Jackson, aged IS, better
known here as Mabel Connolly, left Mt.
Ayr on Wednesday morning train, wear
ing large amount Of first-class apparel
belonging to Mrs. Charles Teale. She
returned last evening from ST. Joseph
in charge of Sheriff H. M. Miller.
Bert Williams, aged IS, son of Sam
Williams, left on the same train, and
rumor connected the two disappear
ances. However, young Williams
mother works in restaurant in South
st. Joseph, and he may have gone mere
ly to visit her. His father was con-
siderably worked up and was consult
ing the officers in regard to tracing the
boys whereabouts. Mrs. Jackson,
whose girlhood was spent in Mt. Ayr,
returned to this place from Kansas City
a few months ago. She was married
while living in Kansas City, but does
not live with her husband.
Mrs. Jackson has been working at the
Teale home. She left the house be-
tween s and o'clock Tuesday evening
to spend the night with girl friend.
This friend says that when Mrs. jack
son dressed Wednesday morning to go
to the train almost every article of APP
parel she put on was from Mrs. Teale's
wardrobe, including skirts and under
skirts, a pair of.ffne shoes, and an ex-
pensive cloak. The total value Of the
property taken is about $50. 1t is
thought by Mrs. Teale that the wearing
apparel was got out of the house via
an upstairs window, as Mrs. Jackson
carried only grip with her when she
left the house.
About 400 people had gathered at the
depot last evening to greet Sheriff Mil.
Ter and his fair charge, and it was with
difficulty that the sheriff could push his
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-10-06
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

In the District Court of Decatur county, Iowa
October term, A. d. 1904.
J. w. kirkpatrick, plaintiff,
against
Harrison Brown, Mary Wilson, Martha Wilson,
Everett Wilson, Ernest Wilson, Mrs. Calas Miilsap,
and Chas. Misap defendants.
To SAID DEFENDANTS
You are hereby notified that there is now on ME in
the office of the Clerk of the District Court Of De-
catur County, Iowa, the petition OF the plaintiff
aforesaid asking that the title to following described
real estate to-wt: South one third a) of southeast
quarter ~ of northeast quarter "a of section ~
township TO- range q and the north threeeights OF
northeast quarter ~ OF southeast quarter "a OF sec
be auieed in plaintiff and that defendants be barred
and estopped from having or claiming any right or
title adverse to plaintiff. For full particulars see
petition.
You are also notified that unless you appear there
TO md defend before of the second day OF the
said District Court of Decatur county, to be held
the Gath day of October A. d. 1904, default will be
entered against you and judgment rendered thereon
HOFFMAN 4 JACKSON,
Sat Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-10-06
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

In the District Court OF Decatur county, Iowa,
October term, A. D., 1904.
W. A. Alexander plaintiff,
against
John Webster and Mrs. John webster. delehuan's'
70 SAID DEFENDANTS:
You are hereby notified tina there is now on Tile in
the Office of the Clerk Of the District Court OF Deca
said claiming Of YOU the sum Of One Hundred and
Fifty Dollars as money justly due from you, and
interest thereon at per cent from the 25th day OF
plaintiff by defendants September H. 1894, for $75
and interest thereon at 8 per cent. Plaintiff also
asks that writ OF attachment issue against the
goods and chattels of defendants For full pafticu-
lars see petition.
You are also notified that unless you appear there
to and defend before of the second day OF the
term Of said District Court of Decatur County, to be
held on the Path day OF October A. d. 1904, de-
fault will be entered against you and Judgment
rendered thereon C. w. HOFFMAN,
sat Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-10-06

In this line you will also. get the advantage in
price OF large quantity purchase. Our buyer
bought over 800 worth Of blankets and our part is
in stock You will find every pair perfect and cheap
est, (not the 1imsy stock but good weight and full
sized.
Cotton blankets 55c, 8oc o$1.19,
Wool and mixed blankets
........:....S 1.85, $265, $2.o5, 1919, S4.a5
Our prices talk on fall and winter goods.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-10-06
Notice.!

To Whom it May Concern: NJ.
Roberts, who has resided at my house
for several years has no interest in any
property on my farm. He is not my
agent and has no authority to sell or
buy any property for me and ! am not
and will not be responsible for any OF
his transactions. This 10Th day OF
September, 1904.
5-3t GEO. w. WADswoRTH.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-10-06

No danger of consumption if you use.
Foley's Honey and Tar to cure that
stubborn cough. For sale by L. P. Van
Werden.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-10-06

Get Prices

And know where you are
at on winter wearables, shoes,
etc. We are showing the most
complete lines we have ever
had in our house every piece
absolutely new and guaranteed
to be worth the price, and in
most cases more. We claim to
sell for less and just as good as
any your money will buy.
Goods and prices open to all.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-10-06

way down town. The proceedings were
in Justice J. N. Lineburg's court, County
Attorney Fuller appearing for the state
and A. l. Smith for the defendant. Mrs.
Teale had itemized S27.5O worth of
property in her information. Mr..
Smith secured for his client a continu-
ance until O'clock this afternoon, the
bail bond being fixed at 800, which
Mrs. jackson and two Of her relatives
gave by depositing their gold watches.
The worries of the day had greatly af
fected Mrs. jackson, and she was at
tackled by fainting spell during the
proceedings in court last evening.
Mrs. jackson had been arrested by
the ST. Joseph chief Of police on tele-
graphic order from Sheriff Miller with
in an hour or two after she reached
that city.-Mt. Ayr News.
In reply to Inquiries we have
pleasure in announcing that Ely's
Liquid Cream Balm is like the solid prep
aration Of that admirable remedy in
that in cleanses and heals membranes
affected by nasal catarrh. There is no
drying or sneezing. The Liquid Cream
Balm is adapted to use by patients who
have trouble in inhaling through the
nose and prefer spraying. The price,
including spraying tube, is rs cents.
Sold by,all druggists or mailed by Ely
Brothers, IS Warren ST., New York.
Will sherrow, of Lacelle, has settled
his $4,000 breach Of promise case
brought by Mrs. Myrtle Savage, of
Weldon, by paying the plaintiff ten dol
lars $4,000 The plaintiff pays her
own attorney fees and costs. -Osceola
Sentinel.
l n -
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-10-06
Dress Skirts

We have added, the past week, a line Of
dress skirts See them before making your purchase.
Price. ...............S1.9S S325, 1915 and 1890
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-10-06

SWEETEST line of 1oc, I5c and
CSC back and side combs we
have ever shown. See the new
things here.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-08-01
Special to TAe Bulletin

Special to TAe Bulletin
New York July 30.--1fhere has been
the smallest attendance today on the
floor Of the stock exchange that we
have seen in years Fluctuations were
purely normal with no new develop
ments either way The bank state.
ment showed another large increase
in reserve and for the first time in a
good while decrease in the item of
loans, but with nearly sixty millions
reserve, no one pays any attention to
bank statements and they "cut no Ice
whatever We are inclined to think
the market Is a sale on rallies for
the time, as we believe the uncertain
ties arising from the present disturb
ed labor situation and the fact that
1t is yet too early in the season to
feel sure In regard to the outcome
of either the cotton or corr crops, are
sufficient to check any further adj
vance for awhile anyway.
POST & FLAGG.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-08-01

changed; eastern houses claim I'M
able to do much in our market on
present basis. We believe with July
ont Of the way the outside trade will
show more disposition to come into
the market.
OATS-The feature in oats was the
violent fiuctuations in old July, this
option selling from AN to 4oLa. Thu
was due to Few helated shorts GOV
cring. The trade in September was
quite tame and without feature. Re
ceipts here today, 120 cars with esti
mate of 129 cars for Monday
PROVISIONS--Opened firm on To-
cal buying, but as packers showed no
disposition to render further support
market soon turned easy and finally
closed at fraction lower than last
night. Trade very narrow. and with.
out feature We look for no material
change in prices.
CLOSE-Wheat: July 99h; old
800; September. 90as old 91ss
December Sah; May 91%;. Oats--Ju-
ly 45; September 33A; December
1895. Corn-,Iuly 4sA September
49A. ProvisionsP Pork, September,
$1292; lard September $500; ribs,
September. $7.G7.
FINLEY DARRELL & co.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-08-01
Stocks = Bonds y Cereals

ket. The labor and foreign situations
are disturbing, but Russia seems both
indsposea and unable to precipitate
serious International complications
that Is, If her complete breakdown be,
fore Great Britain is any criterion
The possibilities Of war are proyerbi-
alE uncertain. and the assassination
Of NJ be Plehyc is significant e. rep.
resentng Russia's internal Difficult
ties which must lessen Russian for
eign war inclination-.
HENRY CLEWS.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-08-01
hERaINE

Renders the bile more fluid and thus
helps the blood to flow; II affords
prompt relief from biliousness, indi
gestion. sick and nervous headaches
and khe over-indulgence in food and
drink. HeTbine acts quickly, a dose
after meals will bring the patient
into a good condition In a few days
G. l.. Caldwell. Agt. NJ, X. and T
r. r., Checdtah. Ind. Ter, writes
April rs, 1903: Il was sick for over
two years with enlargement of the
liver and spleen The doctors did me
no good, and had given up all hope
of being cured when my druggist ad
yised me to use Herblne. 1t has
made me sound and well" soc
Sold by Schulz Drug Co.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-08-01
80 PER CENT OF THE ADULT pop.
ULATION SUFFER FROM ONE
PAINFUL AILMENT.

Think what this means. Imagine the
amount of misery that exists and is endured
simply because people do not know there is
an absolute cure.
The only way to sure any complaint is &c
remove the cause. There are very few dig
eases or ailments that can be cured by ex.
ternal application-and piles is not one Of
them. Piles can be cured; the treatment
must, however, be internal, for the cause OF
pics is an internal disorder Of the liver OF
The bowels. Even ca,anh of the stomach
and bowels can be cured by DR. PERRIS't
PILE SPECIFIC, The internal Remedy.
Here is an instance Of what tins practically
infallible iemedy will do:
Or. c. A. Perrin, Helena. Mont--Deaf
Sir: | have nearly finished the former bottle
Of Perrfn's Pile Specific and ara practically
gel. Ny case was one which most physl
fians would have pronounced incurable, as
fas afflicted with dysentery and compelled
70 60 to the toilet room from three TO five
times each ssy and each time would bleed
from one-haH to one teacupfgl. | had &c
fesort to bandages and absorbent cotton &c
,heck the flow Of blood, and now the past
zen or twelve days there has been no sign OF
bleeding and my appetite is good; have
gained ten pounds in weight and feel ike
new lease Of life was given me.
Very truly yours,
7. r. HAIRS
October 20sh, 1902. remington, New
Dr. PERKINS, Pile Specific Is sold by al
'elizble druggists a, 500 the bottle, unde
a absoiuts guarantee to refund the none,
f.ouid this great internal remedy fail {,
nre.
u. PERRrS MEprcALco., HELENA. Mox