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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-15
OTHER MARkETs-aY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Dec. observation-disclosures, $4,000 head in
Guiding 200 Texans market steady and lower: good
prime SfIST -: medium So I5lS5 40,
S2S4 10: 81 406S4 heifers.
S2QS5 S5p$2 30 bulls. S2q$3 so: S3a
81. HOGs-Recetpts 00O head: market strong: mixed
81 GO: rough heavy 81 80q$4 40 light 81 25$4 49, bulk
sales. 81 40G$4 so. SHEEP-Receips. 22,0O0 head
sheep steady; lambs Zoe 25c higher: good choice
wether s. 5og4 % fair to choice mixed So 5oas4 90;
81 co: Common S. 75aS4 Is c4TTLE steady: fair to
good shippers S44$i SO; common, 50 S59S2 40. SHEEP
active. s. 50QS4 80 LAMBS active, 81 50GS7.
East Buffalo. Dec. 4-CATTLE-Receipts. 800 head
dull prime steers 81 25aS5 so Shipping 81 25TS5; butch
ers 81 hefer 50 5OS4 % 81 259$3 IS;
Receipts. 100 head: steady, 81 5oq$s %; HOGS Re
ceiJts head active. shade higher; heavy 81 500
s. %: mixed 81 e5gS4 70 YorIIers s. 4oS4 SO; pigs
and LAMBs-Receipts, 5000 head slow and steady. IN
changed.
Kansas City Dec. 14-CArTLE-Reeeipts, Il 600
head including 200 Southerrs market for best slow;
steady lower: others steady: choice and
western led steers So 50aS5 so feeders.
81 5OaS4 IL Southern s. 50S4 80; southern cows
81 75aS3 25 native cows. 81 759$4 - native heifers.
So 50dS5 so: bulls S2u$4 calves, S3aS6 %. HOGS
Receipts IL O00 head: market 5Q10c lover 10 81 60;
Of 25u$4 90 81 5OS+ 60; packers.
4 40GS4 DO and lights. IS I54S4 40 SHEEP-fte-
CENTS 1000 head: market steady native lambs 81 50e
50 80. native 81 JOl&5: native feeding
81 25qS4 To- lambs 81 5n1s 40 Western
ings "a 5dSj 40. Western sheep S. 154S4 49, stockers
and feeders. 81 50aS4 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-15

RAILROAD BoNDS.-Market irregular. Total
sales amounted in par value 10 :S.50ScS against
1926 600 Tuesday. The heaviest dealings We
in the Atchison general Is, Atlantic Coast Line
As. Baltimore and Ohio gold As Brooklyn Rapid
Transit As. Chicago Rock Island and Pacific rail
road Is and collateral trust IS. Chicago. Buring-
ton and Quincy is. Colorado Midland lst Is. Erie
general IS and convertible As Green Bay and West
ern debenture Rs. Mexican Central Is and LIST
incomes Missouri. Kansas and Texas list IS North
ern Pacific As. Pennsylvania convertible 3las.
Reading general Is. St Louis Iron Mountain and
Southern IS 81. Louis and San Francisco refunding
As. seaboard Air Line 5s. Southern Railway Is,
IS. Union Pacific LIST and convertible As, Wabash
debenture BIS and Western Maryland Is. American
Tobacco a. and Is. Consolidated Tobacco As and
United State steel IS were also active.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-15
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

NeW-YOrk December IA, 1901.
REANs AND PEAS-Cortinued quiet trade In most
Kinds Of white beams coupled with receipts
iars The market easy prices shaded on
sHTie va reties TIE best Offering gen
Iii, 81 50 10 Medium be very ID exceed
81 9G and some Of the best pea have sold at 81 ~
orders red kidney are coming TO hand slowly this
,,.eL holders Offering sell few
white kidney or turtle available. Yellow eye nom
,,sil,, oeaEer California lima quiet Scotch peas still
se15y slowly. We quote: BEANS marrow. 1904 choice
hush 50 10: do medium, 1894, 81 9JSt G2Iz pea
ioo4 81 a0SI red Kidney 1904. 50 20; white
kidney 1904 81 sG0$2 %; 30 black turtle soup So 10; do
ii, 80 1894 - 49, do lima. California So; GREEN
PEAS scotch bags. per bush. 81 OH.
TsIrTTFR-JleeeiPts to-day, 1876 pkes Many OF the
larger buyers s; working on goods that they have
to,,eh. purchases confined
@ ,raseIng needs moment. The quietness OF
sde ma Itte IN receipts have caused slightly
- Feeling eycept strictly fancy creamery both
STsEb ana held. There ruling steady, and have
nnutry st receivers accommodating some
- - ,,rderg.ade fresh goods aud they would shade
,sces = little II business would result Advees
indicate much, increase in the make Of
fresh butter but shipments are being turned this
@ frnr, other points arrivals rclude
ias of storage creamery from Int c= frcezeTs. Little
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-15
Cash QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

"a IIHCfIlI7-F I0IFf
~. .,A-o, rre-ket was exceedingly active.
- 49, [ss steady Advance Of 10 TO % points
IN response 10 higher European Iels Allu uu.l4sIl
-sL7os from FFavre But this advance carrying
-oes "a . new high level attracted heavy r7oft taking
-an,grs frs1red ly the recent frmness was
Scier- 10 sustain market during the morning but
49, span 10 sag Of under preh taking, and the
vas-i vyas finally sesGy unchanged prices ad-
ysnce Of points sales reported Of lt2 $50 bags
a Tgavre cables reported active by shorts and
nervous feeling among the trade, with further advances
OFical 0uotafi0rg franc higher, ana
tFslrg closed advance Of 24l pig The Brazilian
res vas rarv satisfactory the bull standpoint
Advance Of the
day and receipts rather liberal compared
Or rfe last few days. The cable reporting
receipts for ;he day Pauio however, showed a
small again and i IS possible that the heavier
fg1rs yesterday represented nicely bulge in the
movement Sentiment trade circles seemed bullish,
though considerable talk Of reaction follow
he sharp advance and part Of the offerings in the
trading appeared lie fer short account on the reac
fon theory The spot quiet but steady with
ouota,!cus the basis Of $50 for Rio No :.
The prices in the local market to-day
- Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-15
Bankers posted rates were:

DOMESTIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - Com
mercial. 75c discount; bank. par. San Francisco-
Sight par: telegraph, Pic. BostoE-Par. Chicago
Zoe premium. CharIsston-Buying. l-Soc discount;
selling 1-10c premium. St Louis-4oc bid 45c asked.
Minneapolis-9ec premium CiRcinnati-2oc 70 sc
premium. Savannah-BuyiRg. zoe discount; sailing.
75c premium.
BANK CLEARINGS.-New-York- Exchanges.
$3.50 5lS1l6; balances. sl2005S7s Boston-Exchanzes,
s23 75 247 balances. 81 7SO472 Chicago-Exchanges,
SIS S13191 balances s2.27c5OS Philadelphia-E1x-
changes 1887 195; balances S155.6s2 Baltimore
Exchanges. A.51S2o0; balances, Ss24,75l
SILVER 3IARKET.-Bar silver 6o4sc; Mexican
silver dollars. 4slse. Bar silver in London closed
at Esd.
GOLD PRENiICM.-In Madrid, S.oS; Lisbon. -
MEXICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. exchange %
New-YOrk is quoted at 3A
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts
reported from Washington. 81 O7T254; internal rsve-
nue. receipts s626 S9; miscellaneous receipts. SSSST.
Receipts for the day $i.742S2; expenditures.
s. $4,000 Receipts for the month 70 date. s23l4Tss;
expenditures so 2Sc ooO OF receipts. OsTts
Receipts for the fiscal year 10 date S254Sl6Ss6:
penditures. S7Ss1L77; excess Of expenditures
SIS. $50 o5l.
SCB-TREASURY-The Sub-rrsasury debtor
10 the Clearing House. S5959o5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-15
STOCKS on HAND.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool, Dec. CONFERENCE.-The nominal;
futures quiet; December nominal: March. 3sd May
a SID. CoRN-spot STEADY; American mixed. Is 1ed;
futures QUIET January, Esd May. IS 8esd PEAS
Canadian hrm. IS la. FLouR-st Louis fancy winter
steady. IS Cd. HOPS in London Pacific Coast n!m II
i5sdfs i2s BEEF firm: extra India mess 66s Sd. PORK
easy prime mess Western. ass Sd HAN1S-SHort cut Il
O 10 10. quiet, Ais Sd. BACON Cumberland cut
20 10 80 T. SIS %: short rih is "a 10 ABS 90 lenE
clear midales light e "a 10 Ais long clear nldls
heavy IS 10 80 10 4os: shoTt clear backs ID 70 70 10
sguare II TO 10 10. quiet Sos Cd LARD-American re-
fined in pals. dull sos: prime Western In uerees auet
9es Cd. BUfTER-Good United states hTm, los
d n finest white and eoiosd tssnssmSe
Cd TURPENT!NE-spirt steady, as Cd kos5iHI
Common nrm Is Sd Observation-Disclosures quiet o4-d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-15
: az the ports ard interior points to-day, COM
2 ne same GaH .ast Meek and last year:

rs Exchange Special LIVERPOOL CablesSpot co,ton
49, sas 1000 bales: speculation and export, 1000
u.sA 5000 receipts. 10000 all American. midd.ipg
rsst' : I'd Futures opened quiet and unchanged
sheIs closed quiet 10 points higher. December
eFloer-JaIUsry. 4.2Jd; January February 24d
ss's a-ay-JEne, 45IG; JuneJu!y. 1890; July-August
Co. September, 44ec; Septem5er-October and
cef5t -N9Fenher, s-3Sd. ADMINISTRATIONS steady;
,efcers low limits.
a. r'Lk AND NI-AL-The -four market s. a waiting
lA trade confined immediate requirements Sales
ssrsss @efe small AID included winter lghts and
ps5s9ts Spring patents, 50 90aSe %: wirter
NJ - solSs 15i No winter 81 30llSz 90; extra
Fsi- winter 81 65@sa g. RYE FLOUR quiet. Quoled:
pT.-Tg coca 81 s01S4 20; chol1e 10 fancy 81 1885
"a rse"nEAT FLOUR slow; quoted 50 1OGs2 20 per
q 10 ~JitAGEAL stead. Quoted. Kiln dried 50 9O0
Nt5.s - 70 bra-a. RAG MEAL steady. Quoted Fine
Cir y. yel2H. 81 soq$1 80; coarse 81 24Qs1 20 FEED
a. ~ tHn- western firm Quoted: Western spring
ssiGsst ~ bran. S=tGS2l. buik and sacks; mddlng,
81 80 fed dog, 81 80 hou4.ny ehpp So 30. bulk;
~ rsas.sf; oiimcal R2gas29 50
Eksr EAT-Wbt.e showing GONE iTregularity the
fGsor st wss firm OF the session. and especially
st.s - lL.e -sst hour when a rehash Of Illinois
rnens t'tt showing 5Il0OO less govern
atio1- although the figures only slightly
aaJlc .oin 1851 year, hnG prices the day were
snsi iiel higher The market Influenced by
tn5 .gi re movement declining from first hands
fihll- -, De si'i4l from The Southwest made
CIV some dispatches stating that where Kansas
legalce December an
aroaf- evD hush day ,hiE year figures would
Total - ftF l3@eh 4DO0O bush each day The
a.. 1T movement shade behind year but
"Ss- az shown ABOUT 100000 bush incIsake A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-15

& zeal asrSet fer spot cotton closed steady and 10
80 Lsher On the basis Of 8 15e for middliRg upands
S,ys IoT n-edling Gulf Southern spot markets were
sI-e9 as follows: Mobile steady. Lice higher, at
e~-es; 100 bales Savannah firm, Lice higher. at
ar - sfs lSE bales Charleston steady. 1-S2c higher
,>o5t1-k steady. unchanged. at 77sc; sales 30
Erse is ~ nominal at 5c Augusta firm BE
= t4i l5-lCC- sales 2Gs bales. st. Louis quiet
ft@Eee a 7se. Galveston steady. I-16c higher, al
~ ssi1s 10 bales NeW-Orleans steady, unchanged, at
"a tats A4g1 ba les. Memphis steady. Lice higher at
1.es 200 bales. Estimated receipts al Leading
f,1s !5I tq-TnorrCw: Galveston. 1880 TO 1880
sts sgsinst last week and IL osG last year;
a. 800 70 10000 bales against II 600 last week
81 ast year and EeW-'OTleans 14,5OO to $4,000
- egalnst l43li last week and 1920 last year.
sps az the ports interior points to-day com
- laet .aaeL Nd n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-15
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Dec. u ( .. m-coTToN-spot in fair de-
mand: prices points higher: American mtddlng Ial
4eld good middliaS SD mlddlIns 427d; Icy r MD
sales Of the cay We're 1900 bales OF Which SoS Paes
for speculation ana export, included ssVv
American receipts 10000 bales including 10 700 naies
American futures opened and closed duie: Angtiv1
middllng o G december, 42Od December ana JAM
ary POD January and February 2id; February and
March. 42Sd h9reh and April 492d: April and MAJ ii
SAD MAY and June 4S5d June and July 4SSd' Ssy
tenber october. 43sd; October and November 4ssd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-15

MONEY MARKET-afoney on call opsrsd m. =
per cent highest per cent; lowest per cent? last
loan per cent: closed 2a2is per cent; ruling rate
"a per cent. Time money was quoted sssasz per
cent for sixty ninety days and s94 per cent for
four. i've and six months Commercial paper was
quoted at 4d4a per cent for sixty 20 ninety days.
44A Per cent for four TO six months ana Per cent
for Others.
FOREIGN ExCHANGE-Markst closed strons.
Actual closing rates follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-15
NAVAL STORES.

A steady but unchanged Of prices IS quoted fcr
machine made barrels quoted
Sic Rofin was quiet hut about steady and unchanged,
With common 10 good strained quoted at So S5S2 STA Tar
was steady and unchanged around So 20 for OIL barrels We
qussPIR1rs TURPENTINE. oil and machine bbls CO.,
G51c
RGsIN con mon to good strained. So $3.50 sly; F.
S305. O. 81 10, II, 50 -; |, SO 30. X 81 l09
81 10 NJ 81 90 s. 65 n 81 S)aS4 S.; " G, So l59 . %
ami " w, 40 6 So 20.
STOCKS ON HAND.
..
tuTpentne, bblS. Oh
Tar. bbls A'eS
Savannah Dec I4-TURPENTINE 4I12c; rece pts S2j
bbIs sales 65S bills EOSIN Hrm; receipts zoos bbls
sales 1851 bills. Quoted \, b. c, 81 80; D. 81 52t; F.
SO "a. f co; c. 81 65 81 so; SO 30 X. SO 80; NJ
$40; n 81 so; w G. "A 70. " W, So 10.
Char eston, Dec. I4.-TU RPENTTNE and ROSIN, moth
doing
London Dec RPENTINE spirits 33s 30.
ROSIN American strained, IS lad fine lis ca.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-15
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New-Yorh. Deesmber y. Ie04.

NeW-loFh DetsI.4DeI T. IVVt.
pF,EVES-Receiuts were cars. or t'Vuo mead, IN
t5ng 81 cars Tor slsuehterers and 80 for the market.
making. with the cattle held over to Jersey fit
At the stxtethst yards. The ohe,i5 ;a.rs 49,,
~ OF medium and common grades The ftv rss IN.
dun still further decline sr,res tvt, S,,is
good sold Mondays seasier |1in oo,Hs
rated steady: fat bulls SLOW thera mi, 90 a
were doing fully hiohGas INV ye,e
shade lower Ten OF catus ' 1' 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-15
after rally again declined Final price, follow,

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Can money IN
London. 1lz72 per cent Open market discount rate
Tor short bills. ce32 1915 per cent: long bills BIS
per cent Berlin discount rate. A. per cent. Berlin
exchange on London 20 marks 81 pfennigs. Paris
discount rate 2lt per cent Paris exchange on Lon
don % francs 151- confines.
FOREIGN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. conso!s for
money 81 l3-l6; fer the account S. French rentes.
IS francs 65 confines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-15

COIIOA-Ihe cotton market WAS more active than
Gently ana ruling generally steady. seemed reflect
little buying for long well covering by shorts
the demand being inspired probably the reported seaGi
the Situation and the theory that the spot
demand IL Liverpool at advancing prices forecasted
peTsl demand from slinners and raising Of buying
limits General speculation for advance however
ttst IL being apprehended that Improvement Of mo
Ile1 would he only by freer speculative, but
ifeer spot offerings in the Southern markets and IL looked
as though Of those talking cher prices merely
tylng % better selling level But sentiment
50 besrsG II formerly and certainly Official
reports from southern markets reflect static
ten 50 far least the present IS concerned Re
tondHg steady cables particularly referring
pot cotton, which points higher sales OF 5000
ia4es tie market cIened steady at advance OF la
toiIs Following the call, the market continues steady
70 hTTn until Just before midday prices 9alO
points higher the active months level there
vas realizing and enough selling for short
Ileo by OF email bank failures Georgia.
esss the market OF points, but the failures
Wee not regarded important and shortly afterward
re market rallied level session, a
sanos q ll4l3 points. Later reports a failure
val Street caused LIQUIDATION 10y longs the
ts1 on little. but finally steady advance
ie92 points sales were estimated - 10000 bales
& afternoon steaciness helped doubt by the Off
e actlces rom the Southern spot markets. showing
aS generally shade higher although business
ttas
M range Of contract prices IN the local to-day
Nas follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-15
SECURITIES CLOSE WEAK.
'ARLY STRENGTH FOLLOWED BY SHARP REACTION
son and Amalgamoted Copper Weak FeatureSeng Exchange
Stronghold Coin for Export.
tations we're:
STOCKS.

Closing prices yesterday OF the principal active
securities and Eet changes from Tuesdays quo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-15

Coffee Cable. -Islo-Coffee market quiet; No Z Rlo
eS8aI. exchange j. lied. receipts 10000 bags. ship
msrls the United 1000 bags stock $40 900
tags sauos-Cqee market steady good average Santos
IsRG; receipts 49, bags stock. 1873. coo
tnrg-Coneo market opened : pig higher; at ESQ
pig higher. sales. 5000 bags. Hsyre-COffee
market opened steady unchanged to = franc higher; at
n advanced = franc at unchanged u franc
fIrbsr 30 . N UNCHANGED: total hays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-15
AFRICAN SECURITIES ABROAD

London. Dec Il. p. m.-The market for Ameri- !
securities was weak In the early trading and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-15
BOND MARKET TRADING.

GOVERNMENT BONDs.-Market steady. Final
quotations follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-15
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

UVIII :.
Total sales OF bonds. s.. 500. 600.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-08
hr. Bryan's Springfield, No., Speech.

Nr. Chairman, Ladies' and Gentlemen:
/ am glad that / am able to be with
you to-day-glad because it is the opening
day Of a campaign OF great importance,
both to the state and 70 the nation; and
j am glad also because 1t always gives
me pleasure to come among Missouri
Democrats. l a great deal to Mis-
souri, In two campaigns the largest cleo
tOral vote given to me BY any state was
given % me by Missouri, and it will take
me the rest OF my life to repay the kind
ness that you have SHOWN me. There is
sun another reason why enjoy visiting
Missouri. ] like the Missouri brand of
Democracy. In 1885 Missouri and Ne
braska stood side by side in the making
OF the Chicago platform. During the
four years that interviewed between 1886
n 1900, Missouri and Nebraska worked
together for the maintenance of the prin-
ciples Of the ChiacgO platform They
stood together at Kansas City, and in
the convention recently held at st. Louis
Missouri and Nebraska were still to-
gether, and the fact that they wete to-
gether gave me confidence in the position
taken by Nebraska. My presence here
to-day Is not due so much to you need
Of me- as to my need of you. | am
strengthened and encouraged by the cor
dial support which you have given to
the principles for which / have contend
ed. If l can be Of any service to you
that service. for | appreciate to the full
the influence which your action will have
upon the Democratic party of the nation:
and / do not know how 1 can better serve
you han to tell you how l would vote
II I were a citizen Of Missouri, and give
You the reasons for my vote.
Before entering upon this. however, per-
nit me TO make two suggestions: First,
be sure that the entire Democratic vote
Is polled. four state has gone Repub-
lican but ono in the last quarter of
a century, and that was In 1894. The
Republican victory that year was not due
to an Increase in the numbe OF Repub-
lican votes, but to the failure of a large
Of Democrats 10 90 to the polls.
Let not that mistake be made this year.
The issues are too important. The ram
chise is given to the voter not as a spe-
cial privilege or favor, but because the
state needs the judgment and conscience
Of the citizen I'm the administration Of
the government. To vote Is therefore a
duty that one owes 10 his government
a duty that he has no right to shirk. ana
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-08

il when one is tempted to remain at home
ne Will remember h0w many men have
given their lives to purchase for them
selves ana their descendants the right to
participate in the government, he will
go TO the polls and cast his vote. and
thus take his part in the shaping Of leg
tslatoh aud IN the conduct OF public az
fairs. l am not sure but that we ought
70 have a law making voting compulsory
upon those who nave a right to vote If
the Democrats of this state will 20 10
toe polls on election day / nave no doubt
OF the result. Go to the polis-go eariy-
ana when you have voted, spend the
rest Of the day In seeing that the entire
vote OF your precinct is polled.
The second suggestion that | wish to
make Is that your vote should be Cow
erned by the principles involved. and
not by your personal likes or disIlkes
The Individual is insignificant when COM
pared with a principle. This is shown nv
the fact that men give their lives fof the
establishment of a principle; our prln-
clples OF government have cost the lives
OF millions. Contests for the nomination
are proper. 1t shows a healty condition
when there are numerous aspirants for
ONCE, for a man car not make a race Tor
a position without friends, and his friends
will not support him unless he is worthy.
a strongly-contested election shows that
the party Is rich in merltorious men. The
Democratic party in Missouri is esDecialI v
fortunate In the number of strong men
who are tc be in its ranks. II is
not. strange, therefore, that there should
be spirited rivalry for such honors as
the party has to bestow. But each cam
didate for office should understand that
his best recommendation is 10 be found
in the service that he has rendered in
the advancement Of democratic principles
and he must never forget tina those
principles are far more important than
he Is. His friends. too. while personally
attached to him. must prove By their con.
duct their interest in the principles OF
the party. There is no place for sore
ness in the Democratic party, and the
friends of a candidate bring odIum uDon
their choice II they carry their disap-
pointment TO the point Of being indlner-
choice. Where men agree in principle
there ought to be nc bitter differences as
to persons. N / am sure that the DEM
ocrats Of Missouri will not allow personal
anfmosities or personal prejudfcss To in
terfsre with the polling Of the full DEM
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-08

p. A. Danforth Of LAGRANGE, Ca,
suffered for six months with a fright
ful running sore on his leg; but writes
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-08

JOun 4. narrls0n, aIUet a years M
ness, died at his home near Benton
City. He was a prominent Mason.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-08

fever and malaria" Sold BY wooIdri.
Dire 6 PurdY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-08
| You
eys Make Impure Blood.

! your body passes through
z every three minutes
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-08

Physician and Surge'a'
om.. ar.. Elm, N,,lonal B.nL Re
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-08

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extent. These Developments are an In
dlcation Of a diseased condition Of the
legislative service. Corruption works iike
into the sunlight 10 proclaim its cerrupt
purposes 1t Is the NEST difficult of AL
onenses TO sscure evidence of, md where
one case is brought to light In the nature
that can never be fully ferreted out
These alarming conditions are the direct
result Of the Indifference Of the people
10 their own business; TOR the people in
giving attention to pubiis affairs are al
tending TO 2npir own h~nzIue<s