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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1904-09-16
Fearful Odds Against Him.

Bedriddsu. alone and destitute. such,
in brief. vzs the condition Of an Old
soldier by name Of J. }. HAyens- Yer
sAilIes. O. Fer years he Vas troubled
ziih kidney disease and neither doctors
nor meiiciues gave him relief Al length
t. tried Electric Bittsrs- 1t pot him on
h,s teet in short order and nov be test
hes :--Im On the roAd 70 complete re
covsrv. Best on earth for Liver and
Kidney troables ard al forms OF Ston-
sen and Bowe. complaints Only Sc
IaAranreei byJ. W. ThurstOu, druggist
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1904-09-16
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A Boys Wild Ride for Life.

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The coming legislature wiL t.@ o1s q
unusual worth. Many q tie senators
s.eci are men o: baSiEass reputation and
legislative experience. whi.s N TIE
HOUSE membership ne ~ s2eA names
s. Pgu,sto-. Grca1. Ms-ri5=li FITS
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ton, Darling. Wainwright. Laid RicSss-
Nils Graves. AraA,o2l3. Mst1lsc--
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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1904-09-16
Republican Nominations.
FOR FEE>IDENT.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
q NeE lCrk-
BOB VICE President.
CHARLES w. FAiRBAkk
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newspapers have lately had l-,h 70 sAy
about loyalty 70 TIE party platform, e;e-
TIE Messenger advocating everything
Republican. Frank tireen % - stump
sxyoaudiug Republican state ard
national PrinsiVles- The name Q;
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beading the editorial column. while Nj
lex soys-uor,l Z c Smith : voting tor,
aad ursiEs his frie1ds to v0te 10 an
as Representative who woad va'e t'' ;
democrat fo- United States Senator
Consistency thoa at = itVe. q grsa'
worth indeed.
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II ; minority even a The Republicans
q the STATE had followed The lad q
Ex-Clovs-uor Smith. R7i1e.3 Pro,io-
would son d relsszt7i 70 private life
and Felix Mct1estriek might become :
notable ornament II TIE United States
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INVESTMENT INSURANCE
TRUST BONDS.

The purchase of Railroad or Municipal bonus
out OF the question for the average TIN OF men, OeaD
first they do not have the prise and next are not
ways OF their validity andI Inc pt'uu",
features ofthe Investment Insurance Trust Bond s''
by the National Life Insurance Company OF Nun
peller. Vermont are these;-They can DC Dough
any amount up TO SIS 900 and paid Tor III easy H''"
ments every three, SIX or twelve months Ihey MAUI
at the end Of any period selected by the purchase
however, the purchaser dies before that time !n''
ture at once and they are protected a- the .ip
reserve investment of nearly thirty million ooD" i,
high grade. sound non-speculative assets III cav
holder has different use for ms insurance ln'es'D
the Investment Insurance Trust Bond can DC eO"'s
INTO cash, into paid-up insurance, into teTn
or INTO life insurance, or it may be used aS eo'",
security for loan. The National guarantees
the loan or the insurance This Twentieth O'n ss
Bond IS the perfection OF endowment ana as
insurance and IS within the reach OF all Illou''
well as large investors, sound, safe ana s'''N
meut for the average man. If he
Any manager or agent of the Company W. vi tr
pleased TO supply full sample bond on beng srr
birthday OF the party desiring il, and ever! ' ' and
ing the bond may confidently hold II as Tux INV
best of his investments ..,. If
The National Life has issued about ten il,5 1r1ng
these bonds, the most popular contract iSS",1 life
Its existence OF tty-four years There Is 10 Rond
insurance than the Investment Insurance il"''
w. w. SPRAGUE, General Ase"'
st. Johnsbury. VI.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1904-09-16

FErpAY. >rrTrvsrE Ii. 1904.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-27
Old World Conditions Causes
Bearish Feeling in Wheat.
Easier Feeling i'm Corn Due to
Larger Receipts.
LIVE STOCK TRADE.
Cattle Are Steady to Ten Cents
Higher.
Hogs Also Steady But Inclined
to Lower Prices.

Chicago, June WHEAT-Unrespon-
sive cables and larger worlds shipments
than expected, caused bearish senti-
ment in wheat today Notwithstanding
unfaYora bic conditions in the southwest,
where heavy rains had interfered with
harvesting opera lions. September opened
unchanged to nc lower, at S11sQSlSsc, sold
at s1ssdS1Jac, and reacted to size. Mime
apolis, Duluth and Chicago reported re-
ceipts of 2S9 cars, against 543 cars a year
ago.
After selling down to s0slc. September
closed at S03sc. a net loss OF &c
CORN-There was an easier feeling in
celpts and by excellent weather IN the
west. September opened shade lower to
a shade higher, at 4S3tq4Sssc, and eased
to 4S5sG4S1zc
September closed unchanged, at 4s14G
6ATsoats showed little change.
September opened at 31S4c, and held at
PROVISIONS were easier.
The selling was largely by commission
houses and shorts were the principal pur-
chaSerS. September pork opened 2120l5c
lower, at S13 20d13.25. and sold of to S13.15
01317: September lard was down 21zd5c to
541lzc, at St.l11zQ1z0. Ribs were on TIC,
WHEAT-Cash: No. red, s1.O5; No. 5
red, 98cGS1O2; No. 2 hard, SSQ95c; No. 3
hard, S3U90c; No. I northern, 9Sc; No
northern, 96c; No. spring, s5a9Ic.
CORN-No. 2, 47%c; No 3, 4l12l4l4c.
OATS-No. 2. 3eQ391ac; No. 8, 3S1zn39c.
RYE-July, 59d61c; Sept, 52lsQ5412c-
July. s1O1: Sept, 81. 05; June, s101-
TIMOTHY-June, 81. 921z; Sept S3-15.
CLOVER-Jne, Sl0-15.
BARLEY-Cash. 34d55c-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-27

market generally to below Saturdays
closing. Chicago Great Western prefer
red = and Iowa Central preferred rose
1 10 IL points Detroit Southern fell III
points and the preferred 3 point
Demand developed for Ontarfa and
W esteru and Reading, which lifted them
zs ana q point over the preceding close.
The market hardened in some degree
when Reading reacted. NOrthW estern fell
Is point and Bag preferred ? points
Bonds were steady at noon
Early losses in the specialties vera
largely made up by 1 O'Clock, notably ia
Metropolitan Street Railway. ST. Paul
continued heavy, but the Racifics were
Improving
business during the greater part Of the
afternoon was unusually light and but
rev OF the active stocks varied even =
point National Railroad OF Mexico pre-
1erred yielded IL points.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-27
SIXTH DISTRICT NOTES.

It is almost certain there will be a
legislative fight in the Republican
ranks in Phillips county. So far the
name of Chas. W. Hull is announced
Said a well known Republican: set it
down that Charley Hull will have OPP
position in the convention It hasn' t
been very long since he was a shouting
anti-boss buster Now they are sup
porting him" The opposition to him
will doubtless center on DR.. c. Z. Mel
son or L. A. Champlin.
During 1903 the land business of w.
z. Mallory, of Esbon, amounted in the
sale of 204 farms in Jewell and Smith
counties, mostly quarter sections The
prices ranged from $40 to $35 an acre.
Mr. Mallory believes the land business
in these counties for 1904 viii exceed
his 1908 sales.
R. V. Wilcox, of Hill City; who has
a position in the Modern Woodmen OF
America headquarters in St Louis
during the exposition, is doing some
real estate business on the side. Ind
now and then sells a Graham county
farm to some of the fair visitors
! Newspaper times have been so good
with the Agra Sentinel that its editor
can afford to build a new print shop.
Swift is the name of the city marshal
of Kirwin. He is swift in finding out
/ town, and it is said he and the law
make it warm for the offenders.
/ Judge Dick Picker has developed in
/ to a Fourth of July orator. Two towns.
Burr Oak and Esbon, have advertised
him for July 4th speeches.
F. L. Platt, editor of the kirzvin Kan
san, besides attending to the duties OF
editing a newspaper and mixing a lit
tie law on the side, has grown enough
potatoes this year to last him until an
! other harvest.
The Beloit Call, whose editor is 2
farmer, too, estimates the wheat cror
of Mitchell county this year at 1000.
eco bushels. A beIated hail storm in
that county Friday last knocked the
props from under a few bushels.
Hill City is going to have a depart
ment store which is so popular jr
! Norton The Boston cash store mas
! dropped its name to make room for ths
new store. Four rooms viii be connect
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eight hour downpour. with prospects
for still more. The situation among
the farmers is most decidedly discour-
aging.
The two-inch rain of Friday night
and a steady downpour since morning
Sunday puts the streams bankfuI again
and will involve the complete loss of
Fields that three days ago gave prom
Use of a good yield have been laid low
and cannot be harvested. Harvest
hands that have come here to work IN
the fields are going further west as 10
help viii be needed to care for the
wheat crop in Marion county The corn
will also suffer heavily, the ground be-
ing in Sucn condition that farmers are
unable to get in the fields. Reports are
coming in from the Cottonwood bot
toms below here that the farmers are
moving stock to high ground, expecting
another overflow.
AT LABETTE.
It has been raining here almost con-
stantly for the last three days and
nights. All branches and creeks are
very high and still rising, causing much
damage to the bottom crops. Farmers
claim that it viii be impossible to save
more than half of the wheat and oats
Many are sending to Kansas City for
cradles, and will save what they can
in this way. Prospects were splendid
for a. good wheat and oats crop prev
ious to the heavy rains which came
just at the time that the grain should
have been cut. The winds and rain
nave laid fiat the already dead ripe
wheat and oats. Corn is. also suffering
from the wet and weeds are taking
many fields.
AT STRONG CITY.
The heaviest rain of the season in
this vicinity fell Friday night, accom-
panied by a heavy north wind. The
Cottonwood river has risen seven feet
and is still rising. The rainfall was so
heavy that the drainage from the high