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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-11-02

The frequent appalling wrecks on
railroads in the United States force
upon the public mind the fact that the
results would be infinitely less disas-
trous If the construction of the bag
gage, mail and day passenger coaches
was heavier and more massive, as is
the case with the Pullman slecpers,
which rarely share the fate of the
paper boy coaches. Such fatal wrecks
rarely occur in Europe, where solid
construction is forced by law.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-11-02
CEFATEON.

State Of South Carolina,
County Of Anderson.
BY II. i. II. Nance, Judge of Probate.
Whereas J. @. Watkins, Clerk of
Court, has applied to me to grant him
effects Of Rice Milford, deceased:
These are, therefore, to cite and admon.
i.h all kindred and creditors of the said
J. Rice Milford, deceased, to be and
appear before me in Court Of Probate.
to be held at Anderson Court House, on the
l2:h day December, 1904, after publication
hereof, to show cause, IL any they have,
why the said Administration should not
be granted. Given under my hand this
2Sth day of October, 1904.
r. Y. II NANCE, Probate Judge.
Nov z, 1904 20 q
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-11-02

The number Of special Courts being
held in the State again bring to the
attention of our Legislators the ncccs
fity for some remedy. The whole
system of spe :ial Courts should be
abolished, and two new circuits ere
ated. Until the neoplc demand this
Of their representatives., they need
hope for no change.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-11-02
Opening of the Trinity School.

The school at Trinity will open next
Monday. 7th inst. A full attendance
on the first day is urged, as it will add
greatly to the classification of the pu-
pills. If yonr child starts late it will be
late in catching up.
Il. A. Gentry, Teacher.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-11-02
Sale of City Lot,

] will sell at public outcry on Salesday
i'll November reXta small strip Of Land
Of the Benson House Lot. adjoining lots
Of Estate Of John e. Peoples, Andy L.
brown and j. l.. Mc4ee. Sold for divis-
ion. Terms-Cash. Purchaser to pay
me extra for papers.
JOSEPH N. BROWN.
Nov =, 1904 70
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-11-02
Warning.

All persons are hereby warned not to
hire or harbor my son, John Anderson,
who is under age and has left me with
out my consent. ANY one disregarding
this notice will he held liable for his
wages, FRANK ANDERSON.
Nov 1904 20
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-11-02

The present prosperity in this com
munity cannot be called boom, '
for ii mas been in steady progress for
several years, and growing as the
years pass.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-11-02

Our farmers are sending products
TO Europe, crop failures having ere
ated scarcity across the Atlantic.
But Senator Fairbanks and other Re
publican orators give credit for this
natural situation 10 the great protcc
tive tariff.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-11-02
Notice to the Public.

On ond after November 6.h, 1904, pas.
sengers will not DO handled on freight
trains on Savannah Division, No. II and
72, between Columbia and GreenviIlel
q. Z. Brooke Morgan,
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
Southern Railway Co.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-11-02

= Internal revenue officers seized
20 gallons Of liqnor in Columbia that
had been shipped there in dry goods
6"x". aud billed as dry goods on the
dill Of lading.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-11-02
Bolton High School Hail,
Monday Might, Nov. 7.

ELIZ ABETH DE BARRIE GILL;
Contralto Soloist, Harpst. Reader.
Admission 50c. and :,5c. Tickets on
sale at door
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-11-02
ANRNAA A%AAAAA

JUDGING that's swarm in at The BEE HIVE
passing right by other Stores who claim sell cheapest
the people around here had opened time
people THE any two Stores Anderson
The hold the crowd simply because cheaper partners
to divide profits with.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-30

Die beiben 99iHe Iodten BITE gauge
SagbgeieQf9aft 6erbei. 4Gen ooran
ftirmt Der pilbe Sobann. Isle lieet,
iie ltegt!" f9reit er, ais er Der &f@
Hattie anfi9tig pirb, unb bet Ruf
pflan3t fi9 riidpdrts fort, ale in ras
f9eren Sritt perfsBene.
Der Dilbe Sobana fte6t BET benz
Pitter. rPab, mas elm Serl!!" ruff &c,
unb fein Munb f9mun5elt.
Damn aber ldbt er giffe unb 9ritte
unter Die 8raGen reenen, bic BON benz
b~erenbeten &eden ni9t lufen molten.
Die &erle 5erreiben mir bas gauge
8ieb!" i4naubt er.
.2aB ibnen bod aud Elm biB9en
SpaB!" mabnt Der Pitter, aber Der
Sobann bonnert:
pSa, ia, alles 3erfeben lafen! 0as
giebt's niGt!"
gr bri9t Elm Itarfes @rlenreis unb
fteQt ff6 bamit in BDiitur. Die
Brdden met3eH unb fperoen brdp fDie
Der 6ettor, Der i'm 99nee liegt unb Die
Pfpten ledt.
I'm Die Sau ite6en i'm 4reiie Die
SGger unb Sreiber. S6rs Mugen peiz
Den Ii9 an ben tpu9tigen Sormen.
Der pttter er3dblt bos Q6enteuer, an
9umpr ni9t fparenb. Sn ben 9efi9z
tern 5udt es, uno Der 0annes la9t
S6rdnen. @elb1t Der ernte 8u9btn<
Der ti6ert, fiftelt unb brummt etpas
bon 9erfules unb einem Gber. SIM
Seld9ter perbaat es.
Der alte Gfner nnterfu9t IprefGltig
ben SIP feines S9uhes. Sine 9an6
brett b0ber, unb Ie lag i'm Seuer."
vSa, mas benin nun ma9en?" fra9t
Der 60riter. ,@ir miifen na9 D..
unb nit ben SagbpG6tern abma9en.
Der Sobann bringt Die Sau befm."
Ollie finb einperitanben. 59nel
bdngt Der S9par5fittel an afpet frGfs
tigen @tangsn auf bier feften S9uls
tern. Dem S6neiber tit es talt, unb
er aiebt nit 6etmtpGrts. Stint Wates
eenDfen aber Bremen bic 9feifen an
nnb i6retten benz cine babe Stunoe
entfernten SOrflein 81.
Ha9 LANCER @erbanblung einigs
MAJ ii9 uuf cine @ntf9dbigung Don
flint Sbalern. I'm Mitternoht f4ret=
ten bic Sdger nieOer an S9loB Wulz
bed bprbei.
Die aittergeiter peben uns OH,
Iaet Der JDrfter.
rMus mag fem 8ein madsn2"
fragt Der 8udbinber.
uOaran benft Der ni9t mebr," er.
hilbert Der pitter. Scr TT frob, bob
er unter Der Sau 6eraus it,"
Der alte Gfner aber 6ebt ben Nrm
unb bait bic Souft: n@ine 9anb
6reit!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-30
Die Seioef9enfe.
Son Wor 2ebmonr.

Son Tar 2ebmann.
Serne brauBen an Der 9eibe,
Sang aaein an Der gbauf1ee,
@obnt metn 2ieb', mein Qugenipeibe
Sn benz 9dus1en nuf Der Sob.
@obin ih mein 8DBlein Ienfe,
Weine Chime tpeilen bort,
Sn Dem 9drs6en, IN Der S6enfe
Gin benz itiaen 9eieeort.
@3Blein, tpie 1T bein @eba6ren
Ste6', es trabt 16on gang auein,
Stnb mir lang nmbereefabren,
9le1en @eg CUR 9eibe Elm.
ytt6ts niiBt 16elten mir unb lenfen.
unbermut6et itnD mir bort
Wor Dem 9dl1s6en unb Der SAerfen
Gn benz ifiuen Seibeort.
@ie6ernb melbet uns benz 2iebGen
&oblein, i6nrrenb IN benz Ganb.
uno mein 2ie6 tritt ans benz Stib9en
Gin StuG 3uder IN Der Sanb.
SITS oa @lIr6er, infer Se6nen? -
@iebt es linn nit S9met6eltport.
Ste tbut betoe uns bertpo5nen
gn Dem itillen 9ei6eort.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-30
Ser Gillespie Yro5eB.
Seine Ginignng Der @eibWorefen
erstelt ann DieIelben ,unrDen ent'
Iafen.

&tfing g n, Snb., 20. Mai.
Sie Gei9morenen, por tuel9en Der
Gillespie BroseB geftbrt puroe, ertldr=
ten beute Iormittas benz Ri9ter auf
has @ntf9iebenffe, bob fte f9 ni4t auf
einen Wabripru9 einigen tonnter. sic
prrben ,bierauf entlahen. Ser SOU
tpirb i'm September : Sermin aufs
Neue ber6anoelt tDeroen. Bis oaht1
mirb Sames gilespie, gegen tpel6en
bic Wntlage beg Morbes i'm @riten
Graoe borliegt, AUDI fer1er i'm Se=
fdneniB i6ma9ten miRen, oa Shr9=
f9aft in ieinem 5aa ni9t 5uldifg TT.
9ie iibrisen brei Angetlasten befinoen
fi6 sesen 8trsi9aft auf freiem Sub.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-30

SDbtIi9er It r a I
Sn Miir5burg, 8apern, f6lug iinqft
Der 8liB in Die 2aube zines Wirtbz
f3aftsgartens, porin o9t BerfOnen,
8umetF Stubenten, faben. @iner bon
i6nen, Or. Mnbre, Der 9obn zines
@einsutsbeiiBers in Reuitabt a. B.
9aarbt, purbe setDbtet, Elm orrberer,
Sretberr b. S9irnbineer, Der Spbn
zines Maiprs in Miin9en, eelGbmi;
bic uebrigen tpurben betdubt unb erz
lttten let9te 8ranbpunben.
Ser Sob ais 6 rIDe r,
Sn benz fron5Dftf6en Srte gorances
bat fi9 neuli9 cine ganse 5dmilie, 8aS
ter. Mutter unb 2Oidbriger Sobn,
bur6 @tnatbmen non &pbleneas bas
2eben genommen. Ser Selbitmprb
mar auf Na Jrun9sforgen 5uriiG3ufuLz
ren. Die '1ngliidlt9en tpurben nit
p%erbunbenen Gugen eng umi9lungen
entfeelt dufaefunben.
Gin p1atrr Gbrtttntt4r-
Isle BADEN Sbre iebtge Satin aug
benz Waher ge5ogen nnD bdnn gebeira=
tbet2" = pSretli9 umgefebrt bGtt'
t9'a nimmer eetban!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-30
Na6rt6tett aus Snbtana.
Neue Il II 9ung be-
reffsbes d r.
M Forbes.

8ebor b, Snb., 20, Mat. Nls
Der 3i9ter Wilfon mad Der 5rei=
fpre9une Sames McSonalb's, bas
@eri6t Dertagte, iagte ct, baB er am
9tenfag cine Spe3ial=@ranoiur elm
~berufen tutiroe, Die fi9 ausidlieBli9
nit Dem Soldier Morb beI9dftigen
fole.
SD bebe Die Nbf6t", iaete Der
&i4ter, Serrn palmer, benz Nntpalt
McSonalo's, cine @elesenbeit su gee
ben, Der G~ranoiurp unb benz Stats
Nnmalt bas angebli9 in feinem 8siiB
befinblt9e 8epeismatertal au unter=
breiten, bas auf ben pirtliden M6rber
SRI. Soldiers binueifen lou, tpie er in
feiner Inipra9e an Die @ef9worenen
bebauptet bat"
Ser &t9ter iaste auG, baB Die 8e=
bauptung 9abib JiTber's, er babe se=
ie6en, tpie na1 Dem Morb cine gentle
5rau einen lansen Wantel berbrannt
babe, Der angebIi9 Der Sarab S9dfer
eeb6rt babe, MnlaB au elmer eingeben=
ben unteriu9ung geben Diirbe.
9ie 8eresfDrb National 8anf, Die
@itisens' National 8anf uno Der Poft=
meiter MiQiams baden aufamme,1 pei=
tere $1,000 8elobnung fir bic ueber.
fibrung beg M0roers Der Sarab S9d=
fer aus9eiebt. Snsgefammt ftnb jebt
$3.50 ais 8elpbnun9 ausgefebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-30
Gnt GEL!
Das surnfeit bes Obio Snrnbesirfs.

9as am IL. unb IL. Stunt fattfin=
benbe Surnfeft bes, Ohio Surnbesitfs,
mel9es Der Norb Cincinnati Surn=
berein ibernommen bat, berfpri9t cine
grOBartige turnerii9e Nfaire gu per=
ben.
Sc tperben ni9t nur Die gum ge3irte
seb6rigenG ereine, bieI3 @%incinnatier, Die
bon @opington, Newport, SaDton uno
5tnolap, ionbern audi fol6e aus Sns
%biauapolis, Sno., unb 2ouisbiae, Gp.,
bertreten iein. indianapolis bat be-
reits Is 9letibe CUR Sbeilnabme ange=
melbet unb 2ouispiae miro balb fol=
gen. NuBerbem nebmen ttber 1000
S9ulttnber an ben turnerii6en uebun-
gen SbeiI.
Sas Set miro Samfag Na6mittag
bur9 cine Nnfpra1e BEG 8tr9ermet=
tiers Gleii9mann er6fnet tperoen. Sie
@apeue bes griten &eeiments Miro Die
Mufif liefern urb Die WaHen=Surn=
iibunoen Der Mctipen uno Der Shul=
timber tperber ausgeftibrt tperben.
I'm Die 8lieoer Der Burner fir bas
Breis= uno 0ereinsturnen am Sonn=
tag Morgen 9ef6meioig gu balten,
mirb Mbenbs in Der NOrbs@ cincinnati
Surnbale ein Sanafrdna6en tatt=
finben. Wer inoehen ermiibet 1T,
fam einem gonaert lauf9en, bas in
ben Dberen &dumen Der 9ale 9eeeben
nirb, na9bem Or. Mbolf Morgentern
bic Nnneienben in ieiner ibm eigenen
trefhiden Meiie besriBt haben mirb.
Dem 8urnen am Snnntag Worgen
folst am Na9mittag unb Nbenb elm
sroBes 0olfsfet i'm 3oolo9ii9en Ger
ten, me pie &inbertlafen bes Noro-
Cincinnati Surnbereins mad ben
&ldngen Der Meberi9en 2apeIe nod
Srsi=nebungen ausftbren tuerben. Sie
Breisbertbeilun9 erfOlgt ebenfaas bort
uab Die Ser. Sdnger Itperoen ben Sur=
nern gu Gbre ibre 2ieoer eri6alen
Ia1en.
SIR ben gmpfang Der ausmdrti9en
Burner miro natiirli9 in Der benfbar
beten Weiie geior9t weroen. 9ieieni-
gen, mel9e f6on in ben Morgenfun-
ben beg II. SUM- etntrefen, tuerben
ibr D,ittageKen in Der 3Oro=@incin=
nati Surnbale erbalten, Die iibrigen
uerben fur fi9 ielbt forgen n%ttifen, oa
bic Nufeabe, iie ale 81 fpeiien. faum
IDsbar mdre. So bas Wettidmim=
men nur mod einem Wolfenbru6, Der
ni6t erpiinf6t 1T, i'm 8afeban=parf
fattfinben f6nnte, 10 miro es i'm @bes
fer Yarf gum Nustrag tommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-30
Sonoerbare grau,me.

Die Wirfungen Der perf9iebener
Sinneseinbriide auf ben araum iino
ean3 etgent6iimlt9. 60 ef3Gblte Sif=
fip, er babe einmal getrGumt, baB er
auf etnem Oampff6iff iiber ben Ocean
fu1r unb in Der Mitte bes 5ages in
Elm anberes @9iff iiberfteig, in benz er
btele 8efdnnte fanb. Damn fiir9tete
sr, bas iiberfiute S9tff perbe finfen
unb itiee in Elm Boot, dber AUDI bies
CAB feline @i6erbett unb er 5u9te fi9
6ur9 99pimmen gu retten. 90 lans
bette er am ufer Der Getns in Paris,
beitieg Elm 9ampfbDot nno gerietb IN
ben Maf9inenraum, aus benz er fi9
ni9t berausfinben tpnnte. Gnbli9
8eigte ibm Elm 8eamter ben @eg, GEE
robe ais bic 9ignalpfeife sum 5petten
Male ertDnte. Sn biefem Momente
ertpu9te Stffio unb bDrte pirflt9 Die
Signdlpfeife zines 9ampfbootes, bas
unfern BON fetner Wpbnung anf Der
@aronne etng. Ous Bfeifen bate
bieueiGt 5ebn @etunben eebanert unb
nabrf9einli9 ben gan5en Srdum ber'
pDrgerufen, Der benz Srdumenben bic
Dauer bon bret Monaten ge6dbt gu
baben f9ien. 6erner t6eilt Siffio
iiber bic Wirfungen bes 9eii9tsifnnes
fplgenben intereHanten 9raum nit:
Die MGrterin zines @pitals trat nit
elmer 8lenelaterne In ben S6laffaal
unb lieB bas 2i9t auf 5pei &rdnfe
faaen. Der cine trdumte einen S6eds
terbranb, Der anbere, Elm e6emaliger
Mdtrofe, cine See19ld6t, er fab bag
MufbliBen unb bDrte ben Bonner Der
abgefeuerten Gef9ise.
Sin @tbirienforf9er sr3Gblt, pie er
in benz Gtationsbaus gu &usfunsfaia
einen febr fonberbaren unb bedngftis
genben Sraum bate. @r glaabte fiG
in elmer S6ule gu befinben, in Der
unter dnberen cine 1e6r f6nierige
Srdee geiteut tpurbe, bic er ni6t gu
beantporten puBte. Die Schiller batz
ten qroBe 8tscuits in ben 9dnben, in
bic ite bineinf6duten, ME in Bidder;
bann rei9te Der 2e6rer audi ibm Elm
AieIenbiseuit, brad IS auseinanoer
unb 5eiete Tim bic bartn bef9riebene
Sraae, f~Dorauf Der Sori9er erpa9tc.
Ser Yofmeiffer unb 1ein &eifebeeleis
ter, bic tim senedt butten, frdeten tbn.
mas ibm feble, unb tbeilten Tim aui
fem 8efraeen nit, DaB er 10 f4meraz
lid seftobnt unb faum LANCER ais flint
Minuten gef9lafen babe. Sbm aber
mar es porgefommen, als babe er iebr
lanee getr6umt, unb er er5ob fi9 sons
gef9lagen BON feinem Eager. Die
GntFe6ung biefeS 3rdumes lGBt fiH
lei6t erflGren: cine affettior bes Waz
gems lptpie Die ~unbequeme Gage hdtten
6as 8edngifisenbs beraorsernfen.
Sein Sroum mar Elm aus fnnliden
unb pbpftf9en Grregunsen cpmbtntr-
ter, bd Der Sorf9er nm jene 3eit bes
itGnbis Berb0r unb 1interiu4ung feis
tens Der ruiiif9er pOli5ei gu fiir4tsn
bate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-30
@roRbritannien.

Sapan eine@ 70 5 m q d t.
2Dnhp n, 80. Wai. Sic 6iefi9en
3eitungen t6nnen garni9t eenug beg
2Obes iiber Die Sapaner fagen.
Ser D9ailp 9elegrapb" fagt, Sapan
lei ieBt cine @roBma6t. Wuf benz
G9la9tfeloe bon Sin @bou babe es be-
pieien, baB es Der beften Militdrma9t
elei6fehe. Ser gtanbarb fpri9t feline
REMEMBERING barttber aus, baB Die
Steaung pie bie bel Sin Chou nit 10
seringen 8erluifen genommetl perben
tonnte. Ser Gal port Mrtbur's pirb
als unbermeibli9 betra9tet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-30

9 u ri u B II | e.
Spbn 90. Stofes, &c. 26O9 Norb 81
nate Nbe., Saas, $780,. - 90. Sang,
903 8ismarf, @ebdupe, $140O. =
q. g. p~renossraB, 1921 Norb ala=
bama, &eparaturen, $50. - Sames
McNamaree, &anmono, nabe Meri=
bian. Wobnb aug uno 2aoen, $2155.
= 9enrp 8lober, l341 Weft Is. Str,
@pttage, 500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-30
Tatr 8ant.

Seute besinnt fur Satr 8anf, bas
freunbli9e @ommer=Gtablihement am
6al Greet, bic speite WO6e in oieier
5aifon. Oftenoorf's Or6eifer tpirb
folaenoes prDsramm our Sur9fib=
rung bringen:
March, "Uncle Sammy. -. Abe Holman
Selection 1.-THE Tar and the Tartar" $3.50.
Comic Opera).. Adam Itzel
al Serenata ALA Mauresque. ..........
a rr. by L. Thomas
By "By the Swanee River" american
Sketch) .........W w. H. Middleton
Selection "Winsome Winnie" Musical
C~omedy)... ...........Gu Gus Kerker
Overture america" ION National Airs)...
Xylophone .......... Selected
Mr.. F. P. Schaefer.
Selection "The Yankee Consul.
Musical Comedy ......A G. Robyn
Golden Blonde. ....... Ellenberg
Medley,O Overture IA Sure hing"........
Thee M. Tobani
1.-THE Imperial" March Militaire) .......
r. Anthony
Selection, Under Cover" (From the
Musical Play ........ George Braham
al "The Warblers' Serenade" j. Perry
bl "Dixieland", March and Two Step.
.Chauncey Haines
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-30
Dfe 1efrfre Bru1tt.

g 4u1bner: .Mifen Sic, baB
t8 MIDI berlobt babe, Meifer2"-
8 Id ubiger: rSatpobCmir 1T
bere;.5 sratultrt tuorbeni"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-30
gntt Der ad1.mfere.

sJiir, bas neue @tiid brauden mir
aber etnen gplinber!"- So, mo foll id
ben b%ernebmen2 Oo mub bds @tiid
bolt uugearbeitet tperben!"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-01
e. Il. Princes Grain Letter.

Chicago, July Wheat - There
was a very small change In wheat
prices at the close today. The market
has been an irregular one. very strong
early and good demand, but losing all
the advance on selling movement,
credited to a desire on the part of
traders to even up over holidays and
closing with small neg, decline Early
buying In July was of urgent character,
and mostly by shorts. while selling was
principally by smaller commission
houses There were times when there
was no July wheat on the market.
Early buying In other months was of
much better character than the selling.
Considerable wheat came out at one
time on reports of large movement in
the southwest, but figures We're reyis-
ed later and this caused q small rally.
The movement of new wheat to mar
ket is becoming free. Crop advices
were very conflicting. but the general
impression prevails that the Kansas
crop will be materially reduced and it
rains continue, the quality Will be
poor.
Corn--Like wheat the corn market
was strong but lost the advance on
general liquidation in July delivery. A
noticeable feature was strength in new
crop futures. both May and December
being taken freely by some of the lead
ing interests. This would suggest 4
condition of the growing crop. Weather
shows but little Improvement, not
enough sunshine and too much rain N
some sections. General feeling In the
pit was much better and but for July
liquidation the market would have been
a strong one all day.
I Oats Features in oats We're liquida-
ton in July and further decline of 2
cents in the cash article. Local holders
of July sold freely and caused weak
ness. There was fair buying in SEP
TENDER, about enough to hold this de-
livery steady altho affected tn some
extent by the break in July.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-01
SOUTH DAKOTA GROWING.
Millions in Livestock Around Geddes
In Charles Mix County.
n TIiraSfncl ANnrld

The development of eastern South
Dakota in a livestock sense is phe-
nomenal. A few years ago 1t was re-
garded as fit only for wheat raising.
It is IL statement that may be ques-
toned but Is nevertheless fact, that
since January I, last. over 1T6 car loads
of live stock have been shipped from
a single town-Geddes-in Charles
Mix county The stock was worth
easily $1,000 per car, which would
bring the value of the shipments since
the first of the year to about $4,000.
Estimating that the other two rail-
road towns in the county did equally
well. it would make more than $780,
600 which has been distributed among
the farmers of the county since Janu-
ary last in exchange for cattle. 1t Is
expected the stock shipments from the
county during the present year will ag-
gregate fully $1,0o0.00o in value. AS
practically all this stock comes to Chi
cago, the development of the live stock
raising area tributary to this market
is apparent
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-01
EXPORTS OF MANUFACTURERS
Promises TO b. the Largest in the His
tory Of Our Eoreian Commerce.

tory OF our r oret9h SoHHIHS'SS'
Special to Tiraes- Republican,.
Washington. July 1.--Exports OF
manufactures in the fiscal year Whlch
erds today will be the largest IN the
history of our foreign commerce "A
statement just issued by the depart
ment of commerce and labor thru IT'S
h,,esu of statistics shows the total eX-
norts of manufactures for the eleven
months ending with May, l9o4. We're
|s41O.536.47S, and as this sum is ~ mil
ion dollars III excess OF the eieNen
months figures for the year 1901, wheh
made their high-water
mark in expectations, 1T seems perfect
Nv safe to estimate that the total Tor
the full year will be the largest In the
history of our foreign commerce.
Comparing the expectations of man
ufactures for the eleven months Tor
which figures are now ayaiiaple Win
those of the corresponding months Oh
earlier years it may be said that tne
total exports of manufactures IN the
eleven months ending with May, lsVs'
are practically twice as great as those'
for the corresponding months OF 1896,
two and a half times as great as IN
1892, practically three times as great
nc in 1890. and more than three times
as great as in 1889,
In the eleven months ending with May
1sSS the total expectation of manu-
factures was 100 millions; in 1880, l3S
millions; in 1896 2o6 millions; In 1900.
the year of the largest eXportatloh or
manufactures prior to the one Just end
80; eoae nsa 574 and In 1904, $410,536,-
ATS. This increase in the expectation
of manufactures occurs In nearly all
classes of manufactures.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-01
WHEAT WIS FIRM EARLY
Crop Advices Were Bullish and
Cables Firm, But the Mar
ket Reacted Later
THE CLOSE ABOUT UNCHANGED
Offerings We're Rather Light and Vol
ume of Trading Was Not Large
Corn Was Strong as Result of Ac-
tive Covering by the July Shorts
July Oats Weak, Others F;irns

Chicago, July Wheat opened firm
on higher cables and buliish crop ad
vices from the southwest. There was a
good demand, but offerings were light.
September started unchanged at S1A
@s1ss, sold to y and steadied At
SIS. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago
receipts were 236 cars.
The market weakened on profit taxi
ing and evening up over holidays. Sep
TENDER closed II lower at 81 h @S1A.
Corn.
Offerings were light. but the demand
was satisfied. Small receipts and un-
favorable weather conditions We're bull
factors. September opened about 4
higher at ASH G4sss and held firm.
Receipts We're 266 cars.
Prices showed little change. Septem-
Der closing y higher at 1855.
Oats.
The feature of trading In oats was
liquidation of July and buying of SEP
tember Distant deliveries We're firm.
July was easy. Septembes- opened Il
higher at 321s. Receipts We're 1916 cars
Provisions.
Provisions We're strong on fair de-
mand from packers and outside inter
ests.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-01
Weak
Hearts

Are due to indigestion. Ninsty-nine Of every
one hundred people who have heart tfoub!e
can remember when II vas simple indiges
ton. 1t is scientific fact that all cases O,
heart disease, not organic. are not only
traceable to. but are the direct result Of ndi-
gestion. All food taken into the stomach
which fails Of perfect digestion ferments an6
swells the stomach, putting it up against the
heart. This interferes With the action OF
the heart. and In the course OF time thai
delicate but vital organ becomes diseased
Mr.. D. Kaublo. q Nevada, O.. says: had stomael
trouble and was In bad state a. had keart troutl
with It. took Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for about 70;
months and it cured mo.
Kodol Digests WHAT You Eat
and relieves tho stomach of all nervou
strain and the heart OF all pressure.
Bottles only Sl.oo Size holding az times the iris
sizs. which sells for soc.
Prepared by z q. osWiTT { co.. CHICAGO