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resist disease. All these organs require rsourishing blood as well as the body tissties. The best means Of assisting nature tol vcltan house" and put the system in good order as we'll as furnish
 ru-=. rich blood to the system is by talk ii.:, that wei known vegetable tonic and a'teta;ive, Dr. .PieTce' Golden Medical D3sdoverlg Being made without aleo- ltsia this Disdoveryn does, not shrink k3 ,tiIe Ted flood corpuscies, but gives tneII Q healthy tone and a rich color. THt CoEfKoLIoF A STRATEGIC POSITION cfica deejies war and may influence ;he desliuies Of a great nation. The strategic points iii the body are pure b.ccd and a healthy stomach. The on- s,augits Of the germs Of disease are futile ard unavailing if the strongholds of The bcV.ilv defenses are impregnable The attic sof the cells. wherein the 1 'blcoi corpuscles of the body are arrayed saca;;~t tile germs of disease may be .dvc;de'l iII favor Of one side or the other
 ;nG t is crlv reasonable that We should give iiie soldiers oi the system every advartage r the blood is poor, their base c; supplies is shut of, and if the '1oiscls of the system are retained. the iaaUi attack thus encouraged often re- srlts ;n complete victory for the disease germs There Is no remedy that will
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tone up the stomach and purify the blood so surely as will Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Most medicines as sold on the market contain large quan- titles of alcohol c
 Dr. Pierce is always willing to give free medical advice to all who are suffering. If you are sick and afflicted, write him, stating fully all your trouble, and he will consider your case carefully and send you reliable medical advice and direc- tions to bring about a cure of your con- dition. Special medicines are recom- nended in cases where the disease is one which does not yield readily to the family medicines. All letters and in formation are regarded as sacredN conf dential and TO letters are printed with out the full written consent of the patient.
 A chemical test of the water frcm the human body will tell whether the kid neys are in good health or not. These tests of health are conducted by expert physicians every day, and such exam nations are no small part of the work of the staff of physicians and surgeons under the direction of Dr. R. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y., the founder of the Irvalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute there. Many wonderful cures are accom- piislied every day through this means, as witness the example of Sergeant Campbell, one of the many:
 "About four years ago. writes Jerome Campbell Sergeant, 75rd (. Coast Artil- lery), of Io6 Clifford Street, Detroit, Mich. "I began to notice that suf- fered from baokache which kept getting worse and worse. felt weak and faint, had frequent vomiting spells and felt sick all over. The doctor examined me and finding urine highly colored, strong in odor and containing considerable brickdust, said I had Bright's Disease and bladder trouble. This naturally wor- ried me, and 1 at once took a course Of the treatment he prescribed. As this did not help me any changed doc tors, and after two months trial of the second one without getting better de- cided to try Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery which some of my cornrade, advised me to try. Within two weeks felt that my general health was improy- ing and in two months more I was cured. Only those who have suffered as l have can know what relief and what blessing I experienced, and how grateful an to Dr. K. Y. Pierce for my recovery"
 A SUCCESSFUL. CAMPAIGN
 requires powerful army and competent leadership. The necessary rules of hy- giene and health to wage successful war fare against disease are fully laid down and explained in The Common Sense Medical Adviser, by R. " Pierce, M. D., founder of the Invalids' Hotel and Sur gical Institute, Buffalo, N Y This great book of IooS pages is sent free to all who apply, on receipt of 3I one-cent stamps to cover cost of mailing only. The Anatomy and Physiology of the Body, Nature and Prevention of Disease, are all fully described and explained in plain English. Over 100000 copies have been distributed, and i. should be in every home. It has saved much suffering and many valuable lives.
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6 c 9+a 4s Ss4se 8 % e@ase % 2 @a93 3a e z, # THE RALLY To KUROPATKIN. the land standard which he Manchus When Kuropakn succeeded yceroy mind the of defenes division Trans Railway Kuropatkn de whole second line liar and right Vladiyo present nearly str aght line to the Japs Then ku who scattered and weeks soldiers
 
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Jews Are Doing
 a Good Work
HOSPITAL MAINTAINED FREE OF CLARE AT DENVER,
 COLORADO.

For the Care of Indisent consumptives -institution Is Free to Ali Creeds and is Maintained By Public Sub scriptions From Those Philanthro- picaily Inclined.
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CONTRACT IS AWARDED
 FOR CONVENTION HALL. Fira, Preparations Being Made at El Paso fir the Entertaiament of Ma tionaI lrrigations Congress.

El Paso Texas, July 25.-The Exc cutice Committee of the Southwestern Irrigational Association at it's last meeting awarded the contract for the construction of convention hail capa- ble of seating more than 5000 dele gates who will arrive here in Novem- Der to attend the annual session or the National Irrigation Congress.
 The building is 10 be completed by October 1, after which it will be decor rated and furnished in readiness for the convention.
 Funds For irrigation Congress. El Paso. Texas .sJuiy ;25.-The exc cutive committee of the Southwestern Irrigation Association has compiled a statement showing that fifteen thou san dollars will be spent in entertain ing the National Irrigation Congress in November. N.hA
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LOW ROUND TRIP RATES TO THESE AND MANY OTHER POINTS TOO NUM- EROUS TO MENTION WILL BE CHEER FULLY GIVEN WITH DATES OF SALE, FINAL LIMITS, ETC, IF YOU WILL KIND " CALL ON OR ADDRESS
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-22
VIII Discuss Teams {" Compete In
National Tournament.

An open meeting OF the ST Louis Tenpin
. Bowling Association will he held At the
Metropolitan alleys. N!ne;sSn'h and Mar
ltet streets. tonight
The object Of the meeting Is % get or
tries for the national tournament. to Ie
helr in Milwaukee February IS 70 .. and
TO elect delegates to represent ST. Louis
at the annual meeting Of the American
Bowling Congress.
Under tt.r new constitution ot rAa Amer
lean Bowling Congress all bowling clubs
must ne represented in ;Heir local city as-
soc!a t!on. and such association elects del
eCates ara alJsruateS 10 the congress. on
delegate for each ten clubs in its member
ship. Unless cil.D is i''rfIfisi with tHe
congress by it, membership III the city
association. il cannot compete in the an
nUal national tournament ~ the congress
Tho ,itT association i the local cent
o, -. -orgT' S. and slIe-viz,s all de-
tnils ~ organization work In zU"u city
and looks after the enforcement of the
congress rules. All resu arly orEauiEert
bowling clubs existing in St Louis ani
qualified under the rules OF th. y =. g
are eligible TO membership In tho organ
izatiDn.
tn. membership of the city association
comprises thiTty-tTO clubs. and II IS eN-
pectei TO increase this number To fifty
TWO.
At the termination Of league schedules
in the spring the city association Niil hold
an Independent tournament. the re-uit %
which will decide the team and IN 'iviiual
champions Of 81. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-22
GARFIELD'S REPORT CAUSES
SHbRP BREAK IN STOCKS.

New f"ra. D.. Following -.e r-..-
licatio1 ~ dispatches FROM Wasa-..E-..
giving 5H- Recommendations oS Cg.u.a.=-
>i"nsr 'f Corporations G--t--5 win -
spect 70 charters or IiosnS-s r5- cory ora
tioEs doing an interstate business. --eas=
l-lke Sharply -c-fa-
TIE Inference Wa drawn In Wall street
that legislation viii be enacted tr.-.-G
This session ot Congress along the a-s
indicated. and # was assure. rEa- I
would gr"a-.- Ea1Iicar biz iu..u-;~.ss, rr'--
7. -a'-guS- 4 little .--e- r-Fnr- ra--.
rom Washington tha- President Roa---
-sIr i--erls 70 i1r-s;iG-ta the STANDARD
Oh 'uTua-y and o~" rtrer large n'-csru-
Confidence Er4S restored wr.l IeEaI 49,
trCr.ti.S in Wall street pointed f'Ir f-ar
the Constitution uf the U-it-.i Sat.
would haze To ir- changed i- r-1-- - Civ
corporations doing a. interstate business
Federal charters. aIG TINS would T.-rbst5.Ty-
he- = matter of several va7-S. other things
also stood t. rE- WAY. they said.
Declines H. stocks extended 2 20 points
the extreme Urs-k being il ''s-l-ni date.
Gas AruIicaru ru4t-i Copper g.=S ono =
the g.ak.s-- F-':u the character ~ --..
selling j. seemed clear that the l-a- r7---
THi-1 u-i- -'l-l "a ~aEaE- a--a-E --
market last W-.k was EI.D .- -H.ff- a
ard had much 20 do with rrs circulation
OF the report noted above.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-22
ANANIAs WINS THE HANDICAP.
Baker at IL 10 ] First in First, and
Third Coo. to MimO.

san Francisco. cal. Dec. H.-Ananias
VS. best i. tho handicap u Oakland TO-
day. winning from the start. Military
Man. FIRST choice finished third.
E3k--. At Z 20 I. upset calculations in
.I.a 'rsr race easily winning from George
=. ,E-Eear ard Golden Buck. sad som.
ct the prChtb!;!ye ODDS OF / 70 .. iiptac'!
!: 5 ,.e,: s.Id ;iaIt!.4d ;!rs: Il. tho SECOND
rase.
Mimi. fa~c.1.> 'r the third race, WOE
f-ura r-o. Uy nose
Summary:
Ff.s. rac.. F,.-,--t;r -o--sa- He;er. "a No,
ae.' Z: - ! w0". Ga7rG" = NoNsar. !.2
i-i.'IrarI. - :. second. Golden fEc-- -H
'Tr.tv--Sl 2. 3. tht-5. Tine. i.i2. R0'aTt
".te-eli. EI-'-=an. Fay TempIet";. ard f!i'ia
secart race f-o and cne-'alf r.rlonEs- Sad
Ss1G. r., Sherwood. to ?. won. Silent Nar"F'
20 rse1.lsiil. 70 ]. seconi: Ratdn- y Fun
-a.''. - - Z. iri-4 Tirn". ll''- RsGan. IT
rara. L.r0rl-s ana aunt Trl.y ai-N ran.
Third rae. =.y and half furi"-ss- MirTi7
ia e.! 44ri-t. 5 Won. Troy =. tiTT~-Tli1.li lil :
: {. T. seeand. BrouEe WING. % 'TraEe-.,. .
r1-7 Fg.lae- Frank WT-is Military. Adirgn-
dl-s. Dora l. Satp Me. SUs len and inzia also
Tagrth race oa. ne al an s.g,h0Anaat2s =, At, a,
; - I. s@enf. M!I'arr Man. io5 ,HsiE.-srl
t. : third Tfm" 80. D.cina. Arca'!'
Ic..ers ana Tx A'sn rau
Ft'h rae. ons mile ~Ret f'-oSs Mr. t i,t
DAVIS. : % =. won, Tne Lieutenant -
- rosa. le 20 = .e-7ad M.ndano; rs .i.ar'e-l,
: - = ra!rt TIM 1884. Mocori'o. Bud
VaH-. Northwest and Anvil also ran.
2 :, e. won: Ara los ,Bl:!lTna1). ; 70 l. sern.i
Down ta--.'E ils fIer,:ins' - 20 :. th!T'l
Time. I.42-. Cardinal Sart,. fleetwood ana
E.=,e.la J. also ran
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-22

Green y. Morrts's FfIIy Is Most Com
.is.ent Mt 4sco,

Loz angeles. Cal. Dec. n-Green b
Norrfs's 2-year-old fI,y. Gold Rose. start
- to-day for the fifth tine and scored her
fifth successive victory at Ascot.
The distance was over the Siauson
course. and Gold Rose was held n; $ 70 =
throughout the betting Sais was looked
upon 70 take the fast filly's measure and
was heavily played a : to 2 while Fl
Chihuahua found numerous hackers al >
to /
Gold Rose went to the fron. 1T once and
never left the issue in doubt Sais tir-
iShed second and f Chihuahua third
The short-priced favur.tss were success
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-22
GutiicIdcr Practically Sure to
line jp With champions
Next Season.
WEIR IC TRAIN TlYLOR'S MEN.


sru. 1a.' w.= THROWN oa tho baseball
St"ar'9r .a.a-s Yesterday when e. well
known ian Who is la =. POSITION - know
declared thai Je-.' Efg-arr- would p'ay
10 Boston u.xt yrae.-
II Is understood that Jes-- vii ca ta
'h- worlds champion club for casa c.a-
st"era';"- a-t thar np player will u-
srrI-e! Eu r-:a-:. Crr him
Negotiations ra-- been on fu- a trade
.HTairIng B"r,set; for Boston PLAYER Gos
IN" last G-- me-'h~
Sran. VS. The mau mentioned as likely
20 b." secured :ur Eurk4-r. tur owner Tay-
.nr 4 tho Boston Americans rhsnk. vcry
wei q the go--rg man from Nebraska and
refused 20 cons de- the daai.
Boston wanted Rr-is"-r. however. and
far'0~ asked President Hedges os rh~
Browns TO pu; a price On BT-ket- The
local maGnat" did So
Nay. ray. Mr Hedge replied Tay-
!"r. wH"1 IL. saw the price. You must
nave made IT'-'.rkc / wanted - pr!r-
chase ]. Hgri..it nor trc browns"
hedges t.'"u NAMED ue1- price. and
l4yi2r IS sii!. ""1s-..-tag e.
B'iEk"f' Is practically assured TO Pos
'n'. dvf u" VIII very I'h-Iy replace SCI
a@ch ~ I'E' s'uaU in the oITfIc.G
+ 20 man va, offered ~ =. Louis TO-
Surkett. hut H"':zes cared NOT = .i-r'r hit
Dropped.
I, Is said that tho Browns we-o o<fe-eG
10 lesS p.ay.r than Patsy DoughertE
10Y HuEl.ejt LIST sT!GIn.r
When !. Collins found that Dougherty
I'D Eut mind him 2" the letter he took
rains 70 iav" that Iiayer l-t oIt-
T. l. c!r'rn-" that =. Louis haa first call
~ I'll" services x the great swstJer ooI-
80 Tf.tt
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-22
SENATE ADj0URNS FOR
THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY.

Washington. Dec. 2f.-Af,er a session -
four minutes duration. tho Senate al
JuErrsi TO-DAY until January next
The proceedings consisted of a PRAYER
by Chaplain Hale the reading ~ tbs Jour
ral of Nor.ayS brief session and t7.- -
cStpt NJ several nominations from tn,
President
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-22
DICKSON CONES To ST. LOUIS.
jockey Sold TO " X. Vanderbilt
VIII 20 ia France.

REtt BLi' - r. lAI"
Now Orleans. La. Dec. 2I.-Joc'Sny
Dickson. whose contract was recently cold
BY Clint Burnett to ". X Vanderbilt. will
spead the balance of the winter. at least
until February !. in st. Louis. when ne
will leave FOR France.
He dorartsTfor St. Louis Tomorrow. G.
NJ Holenhark shipped his horse Form -
ter. from Memphis tonight to start in The
Christmas Handicap.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-22
Ltbhc, Cut CLASS for xma. Gif,~
BOWLING.
Palace Tcnpin League.

Palaces took three games from the Whom
in their match on the Palace alleys lart night.
SchnII of the winning team vas high man
with an average NJ i91-
Columb'as took the odd game fr.rn tho Ton
Strikes - the Palace alleys last night both
sides rolling good games ". T.rce.r %, tn.
Columbus carried on honors. with Is2 vhii.
Schrader Of the losing team was a close sec
Ond, With an average OF I5s
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-22

FEPI' RI.Tr SPECIAL
LIS angeles cal De c.-Ss'e tons:
First Eaco-firsat MoEu!. SE!rnlisa Light Of
Second Race Fr--han Eei,e Kinney. Gic.'-
man
r!-d Eacs-Daa Collins. crg~srron. Golden
Fourth RarN-sreriT Perl. Bragg. E1,e
E':f'h Race - The Major. Biue Ridge. All
rzth Raca-R.I ran.ssI- ue,I:nn. Kan.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-22
WOULD HAVE PRESIDENTIAL
ELECTIONS IN SEPTEMBER

Washington. Dec H. - Representative
Livingston tGeorgiaj introduced a Joint
resolution to-day. providing that hcreaft-
er. electors for President and Vice Pres
ident and Representative in Congress
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-22
- oRL.EANs sELE-r-oNs
GrFUELIC sPBTAf.

S-7- o-.a.zE Dc E-S"le~t!cns:
F-st Pace - Flora. Wrath. uhlos7T6H'. -
----5..I Rao"-ASsto Lewis. J0set's. RacE'i
lriirG Racs - Hand-7!zner. Merry F.onser.
(tN-rTUrr--
Fourth iGsce-Os ReszEe Rsr5r I.rsdor
s.n-a Ras Go to wiz. Fewtucset. Gr--n
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-22

shall he voted for in each S-a.a On II,
first Tuesday after tn. firs- " -.sr- in
S.pteIuHer ard fu1t the F'Itty-r.n-l t'1--
gr-~S shall aSsefiiD." and hold ''S i--s.
regular session CO., tag FIRST -'Nu,. N
,-.tyhe!. ls--j.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-22
OAKLAND SELECTIONS.
pryrT -rT.-.' SprFTAV

san F5enrisco. Dsc 21--Ssiecticns:
FiTs. Race-Trapsst T0EI.-s. Flo Nsnola-
second Race-alice Plat, Lady Greenwood,
rizrar.
Third Race-Bo-der Marx. Darksoa.a. Tara
Err.
T-lUrth Race-C7suds. a-hEia Mag-ere
FIN Rsc"-Td0s0. CRATER FtaEnt
s-iLth Ieacs-Sisistersiusnr . W. Trahe-n,
T'r!1E -orye,o
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-22
Britt Gets sS.s7.: Nelson s,.o,s
Junior League.

san Francisco. cal. Dec. 1.-THE total cato
rec .pts Of the E-ift Nelson fGht wer~ ga ast
Il which Britt receives IS, 80. Nelson s. as TnI
tho Yosemite Club Sl2 Ic5
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-22
Or, BCHAMMAN

C---.,'. C,l-o-fr Irf sr--.sJ p',sse r- n. -vr->-
l.b FNss.-s rurrs Ss-yoas DeJ.;r. N-E,r
ws-s-e,s IHs: H.r srot. EN-.rcc"- els es-,t-
f-- tom error. In CrsIn
vssxr II c1n.:au:T at-s-:.ri IN sssrT.rr-
:Jr-v vrl-s aud ms siin cura tis worsi
t.'-' Impartial i<orfo tly-- MIDDLE AGED NEN vao
ss' -.tf 1-ts t--u1 tsrr Price Five Dollars,
So TI-sa-s. p-s Dollar I'll Sow n. Rersir vii
do i.ts'r g aiE---'t>d -pI 0r,r b. pR. ! BoHAr-
SNS. No. 81 Sc--sr street Lou's No 80; to any
ns.r-s'. s.cu.s.7 sessi 3'r!r,:s C.-=il,r FREX
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-22

The II. y. {. regulars went through an
hours practice with the scrubs after fnr
game. and seem to be improving in each
trial. kiene!. Newman. Arhelser, RusciI
RguschcT and WaldIran are able to he
called upon at any tirr,C
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-22

Hoy defeated Richard by score Of IN T., q
IN the FTanc' three-cushion tourney last II gh-
Eby defeated Ford by n sore Of 90 IN a.
the Navarro billiard hall last night
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-22
Dcbnfantc League.


Lirdelis won four Of five games from, tho
ClGuisaus on the ROYAL alleys Ke-!n.f,- s-a--
aged 81. while Ma:e. Of the Ctor..eafIs rolled %
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-22

Morarchs yut II over tho Rough Riders f.,
their match on the ROYAL alleys last ay.-g-r
taking five can's all in easy fashion cyrani
the last, which Vas won bs- close margin
Srhawks won the odd game from tho P-u-i,rs
on the Acme alleys Black OF the winning ,a.-,
vas high man with an average Of y.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-22
FIRST BASKET BALL
GAME FEBRUARY 3
Schedule Committee of the 81
Louis League Decides on Con
tests for The Season.

= a meeting - tre = Louis E.ske;-
laU LraE-ie a n" Missouri Athlete. Cl-n
YESTERDAY afternoon II was decided that
tine first scheduled game he played or
Feh-ut-v ..
T'he dates ~ the different games wer"
not announced. rs 4; is expected that Ssv-
eral other teams besis:e> those already on
tered VIII t"!n the league
Fifteen games VIII he p'svod. and The
winning team viii he entitled To be called
III" local champions
What VIII u7douh-sd.y - Il Close an!
exciting game Will be t-at between the
Central Y. NJ e. y ana the NJ y. G. team.
ARRANGEMENTS were completed yesterday
whereby these teams will rfav an indie
IeHdsnt game ON January T. at the VI
y g.
v.h.i" the cherry Diamond defeated the
Grand arenu" team recently. IL is expect
ID that the latter fiva will ma!.s q better
showing. a they had Just h.gl.n 70 prac-
ug@ then au4 lad no team work
,r',i,. NJ NJ, N, {, \ jS1n. Is now in good
should ~ atl" to hold its own against
RISg"t;'S squad.
The schedule fo- the regular teams ot
the l"a a-I;r viii also he carried ont b,- III.
second or scrui. teams. as eacn IN a:nbe- -
the ieasUe Will carry enough players fo-
two games.
y Nith i.ftt'1 games for each team on the
ach"duir. tho season VIII extend into April.
Tn Smith Academy team defeated the
Missouri Athletic Club second team a tho
Nj. :. {. last uisht 10y the score q + to
!. The rcd and white team showed good
:o:n for the little practice ;hat it has
had. and defeated the II. \. G scru1s
on its merits
The team wori, Of the VI !. - five
vas better than Smith. but. whenever the
latter got the hall near the goal they
We fortunate in most cases ard ssO...i.
With Smith starting the season IN this
god manner. it should make u strong tfd
against High school ari the other I.arns
IN the interscholastic League series.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-22

Via Illinois Central. December q c5
=, Il and January 1 and :. returnin,
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-22

Choc'aws took three Of the five games from,
trs Riaitos on the Crescent alleys Doucherty
~ the losing tc2m Was hiFh man. with IS
next, with "a nc va.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-22
Persian Nerve Essence

fESToIit.S MANHOCD-fIas c,Irso ,hous,,.
81 Cast,' Of Nervous DEBILITY. Insomnia ami
AtEophy They clear the BRAN strenztba, 49,
circulation. make digestion perfect ana ~, -
lsl{ InaSnetic viggr to the whole being All
Grains and inssea stopped permanently g. Ta-
box. boxes. guaranteei To cure a. rsr,Il--
| ,.%neF, S'. Maiisd seais'l Book free. Persi13
Mel 90. e3I Arch -. PhiIad4iphia Pa S-It
only ~ Wolf Wilson Drug Co, sixth ant
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-22

Johnny Regan Hopes 10 Defeat
Monte .tttell on Account of
Weight Advantag" Tonight.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-22
CRAIG MAKES sTATE,rEvr

Representative craig or u.t-oon. who
was the minority leader during the session
Of lS'7. and who = reported to have been
assured that the honor would again he
conferred upon him at the coming session.
last night ridiC-:ied the idea tina; there
would te poss'h,. division IN the ranks AZ
Springfield and also asserted that ~. re-
port from Chirl:. v4S wItlo-t fpUnda-
zion. Representative craig made this
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1904-09-02
B-KKS AR PRO ,PER0US.
What Public Examiner Samuel 7
Johnson's Report Shows

rom Saturdays Daily
Minnesota state banks are on the top
wave of prosperity, according to the ifs
cal year compilation just prepared By
Public Examiner johnson.
With the close of business, July l6,
the state banks of Minnesota showed an
increase of business amounting to 81
l23,705.90. This was for the period of
one year.
The business for 1904 was the best en-
ioyed by the banks in two years.
In 1901, when there were POS register
ed banks, the resources for the year were
S42,75l ,737.04; in 1902, $54, 1853, 1928,
and in 1903, s54,3O4,s7s.S9. The number
Of banks operating in 1902 and 1903
were 23S and 266 respectively. At the
close of business, July l6, there were 1926
banks doing business in the state.
One of the noticeable increases this
year is in the time certificate deposits.
There is slight decrease in the deposits
subject to check.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1904-09-02
WHAT A Blessing.
Many People in Mankato Are Learning
to Appreciate.

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What a blessing it is.
Sought after by thousands.
Mankato is finding it out.
Many miserable man is happy now.
Nights of unrest days of trouble.
Any itching skin disease means this.
Itching piles mean it,
Eczema just as bad and just as bad to
cure.
But Doan's Ointment relieves at once
and cures all itchiness OF the skin.
A blessing to suffering public.
Here's Mankato proof to back our
statement.
Mrs. j. J. Griffith of 529 Hickory
street, says: 81 used Doan's Ointment
and was very much pleased with it.
was afflicted severely and obtained re-
lief from few applications of this rem
edy while all others proved no benefit
Since using Doan's Ointment which was
procured from j. C. Thro / have been
quite free from the annoying irritation
and itching as well as the embarrass-
ment caused by it. | have no hesita-
tion in recommending such a valuable
preparation as Doan's Ointment"
For sale by all dealers. Price Sc
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N
", sole agents for the United States
Remember the name-Doan's-an
take no other.