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The San Francisco call., 1904-10-16
ADVERTISEMENT
CATARRH OF THE STOMACH.
A Pleasant, Simple, but Safe and
Effeotual Cure for It.

Catarrh OF the stomach has long been
considered the next thing to incurable.
The usual symptoms are full or bloat-
ing sensation after eating, accompanied
sometimes with sour or watery risings,
a formation of gases, causing pressure
on the heart and lungs and difficult
breathing, headaches, tickle appetite,
nervousness and a general played out,
languid feeling.
There is often a foul taste in the
mouth, coated tongue and if the interior
of the stomach could be seen it would
show a Shiny, infiamed condition.
The cure for this common and OBJ
stinate trouble is found in a treatment
which causes the food to be readily,
thoroughly digested before it has time
to ferment and irritate the delicate
mucous surfaces of the stomach. To
secure prompt and healthy digestion
Is the one necessary thing to do and
when normal digestion is secured the
catarrhal condition will have disap-
peared
According to DR.. Harlanson the SAT-
est and best treatment is to use after
each meal a tablet composed of Dias-
tase, Aseptic Pepsin, a little Nux, Gold
en- Seal and fruit acids. These tablets
can now be found at all drug stores
under the name of Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets, and not being a patent medi-
cine can be used, with perfect safety
and assurance that healthy appetite
and thorough digestion will follow their
regular use after meals.
Mr.. r. S. Workman, Chicago, ILL.,,
writes: "Catarrh is local condition
resulting from a neglected cold in the
head, whereby the lining membrane
of the nose becomes inflamed and the
poisonous discharge therefrom passing
backward into the throat reaches the
stomach, this producing catarrh of the
stomach. Medical authorities prescrib-
ed for me for three years for catarrh
OF stomach without cure, but to-day
l am the happiest of men after using
only one box of Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets. / cannot find appropriate
words to express my good feeling.
nave found flesh, appetite and sound
rest from their use..
Stuart's Dyspepsia. Tablets is the SAT-
est preparation as well as the simplest
and most convenient remedy for any
form of indigestion, Catarrh of stom-
acn, biliousness. sour stomach, heart
burn and bloating after meals.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-16

ADVERTISEMENTS.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-16
BANK RESERVE
SHOWS A GAIN

NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-The Flnancier
says: The official statement Of the New
York Associated Banks last week was
q verv encouraging exhibit Though
the cash gain was much below the esti-
mates. which was based upon the trace
able movements Of money during the
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-16
Scaly
scalpS

Nine people out of every
ten have trouble with their
heads. Many of them
suffer from a species of
eczema, which forms a dry
scale upon the skin of
the scalp, popularity known
as dandruff.
If this condition be
neglected the hair follicle
loses all its vitality, the
hair becomes brittle and
falls out and badness is
the inevitable result.
Coke Dandruff Cure has
proved to be the only
reliable cure for this
annoying condition. II
positively removes, with
one or two applications.
every trace of dandruff.
Faithfully used it will cure
every diseased condition of
the scalp Except
constitutional blood
disorders), and will
produce a luxuriant, glossy
growth of hair after all
other remedies have failed.
This is a strong
statement and one which
we would not dare TO make
If we were not in
possession of thousands of
grateful letters from people
in every walk of life, who
have proved. to their
intense qualification, the
wonderful powers of
Coke Dandruff Cure.
If you are annoyed with
any scalp trouble
whatsoever, get a bottle
to-day. Your druggist
will tell you the same story
of uninterrupted triumph.
Coke Dandruff Cure
contains absolutely nothing
of an injurious nature
and may be used on the
heads of the most delicate.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-16
MeddIne Invitations

And all that is exclusive in social en-
craving ut Sanborn & Walls. Social cor
respondence papers in exclusive brands
Fashions latest approved styles in call
ing cards. al Market street.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-16
choice CaIifo1nia Figs.

Prunes and seeded raisins still going
at sc pound package at Rathjen Com
pany, 139- Mason st. Phone South sea. .
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-01
S%eriammluag Der 9elesaten gut
Step. National=G onbenttoa.

Die Sele9aten our &epublifanii9en
IatiOnal-@ Contention finb auf Don=
nerifag Na3mitta9 81 elmer 9iBune
etnberufen uor6en. IS folen per=
i4iebene arrangements setroHen, Die
Gorm Der Ib5ei6en ausgetpdhlt unb
elm NheBment bon ben 9eleeaten FIR
einen GonO colIectirt meroen, aus pel=
dem Die Soften Der &eiie beaablt tper=
ben follen.
Die 9ele9aten oes z. 9iItricts -
Warion @Duntp - fino: SDbn s..
gofrum unb @m. 9otbe, 8eioe bon
SnbianapOlis.
9ie Sele9aten at large finb: Gena=
Tor Gairbanfs, @enatar 8epertoge,
Sames g. Gooori6, 8orfBer bes
Stats : @omites unb @ouberneur
9urbin.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-01
Das mGroerif6e 9ampfrok.


Sranf Sinslen bpr GA Mifour
Str. unb Wm. S'8aunon bon SIS
O9ben StraBe, apei Sarbige BON bier,
mel6e fi6 mad Chicago our Su9e BON
Nrbeit be9eben batten, uurben gefern
Morger bort an Der So. StraBe unb
Der 8ranb @rDifng tobt aufgefunhen.
Siefelben purbet1 aner Wabrf9einli9=
felt mad our9 einen 3ug. benz tie ni9t
ausgemi1en paren, get0otet. Nm
Greitag, ebe tie bon bier fortgingen,
ftedten ii6 beibe Die NorsRen i6rer bie=
ltgen 8eruanbten in Die Saf9e unb
bieie erm6slidten ibre iofortise Sben=
ti%fisierung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-01
Yoltseilt6es.

Carl Geeb aus Sope. Snb.,
Der Dor einigen Sagen angebli9 iber=
fallen unb beraubt iein tpolte, f6eint,
ben umitdnben mad su urtbeilen, Die
gauge @eE9i9te getrdumt gu baben.
3eeb bebauptete bamals, baB ibm feline
ubr unb $40 Bel biefer G~elegenheit
enttpenbet tpuroe. Den Setectibs ge=
lang es gefern, bic ubr in Collins
2eibsefddft mieber gu finben, mo fe
angebli9 BON Reeb ielber beriebt tuuroe.
WtIIiamN ALLEN, BON 1929
Norbpfe Ctr, Elm Nnqeffelfer Der
UNDERWOOD @9reibmai9inen .Nsentur
i'm Nrcabe @ebdube, murbe 9eftern
our9 Die 9etectips @erber uno 9umpe
unter Der Intlase, cine G9reibmai9ine
entnenbet gu baben, nerbaftet.
5raneis Smitb BON 218
Spring Str, ma9te 9efern in einem
Sale temrordrer un3ure9nungsfdbie=
felt ben 8eriu9, feline S9mieeermut=
ter 5rau Marearetbe @Oomie 81 er=
brofeln, unb nur benz @rf9einen Der
Na6bnrn, pel9e auf ibr @ei9rei ber=
beigeeilt tuaren, 1T es 81 %peroanfen,
baB bic bereits Sbnmd6ti9e gerettet
tpuroe. Sen Nusiasen BON 6reunoen
uiro entnommen, baB Smith felt ldn=
gerer .3eit tarf Dem Srunte erseben
bob er aud fdon berf6ieOentli9 i6 an
feiner Grau bergrifen. Die &abler
Nstin unb Duncan forgten fir feline
l1nterfunft in Der Poli3eifation.
8on aurora, Snb., aus nurbe
Elm @rfu9en on bic biefi9e Poli5ei ee=
ridtet. umf6au mad benz 1~6idbriaen
Clarence @beritt 5u balten. uel9er feit
suei @o9en bon Sauie bermiBt mirb.
8riefe, In mel6en er @elb erbat, tour=
ben feiner .3eit bon ibm bon ssnoiana=
polls aus an et1et1 Sntel III @blca9r
sert6tet, ieoo6 erbob er bic ibm umge=
BEND eeianbte nnterfttbung bis lebi
nod ni6t. gs miro angenOmmen, bab
er fi9 elmer @arntpal Company anae=
f6loHen babe. 9ie poli3ei miro ibr
8eftes tbun ben Snaben, falls er nod
in Der Staot 1T, gu fnben.
9ie &abler Worgan UNI
Samuels berbafteten geftern ben Gna=
ben Soparb Charles, Is Sabre all
bon 812 paca Str, Elm WeiBer, iDwit
Die bret ~farbi9en Gnaben @oDarb
6aben, 10 Sabre alt, 625 Bright
Str, glmer Base, Is. unb Wm.
page, Is, pon sos %. IL. Str, alg
unter Der Nntlase, oas leerftebenoe
0aus, 80 %. ct. Clair Str. mil
b6smiai9er Nbfi6t betreten 81 baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-01
Gerleter Oct Mntomo6il Srois
nan3en tint Oeri9t.

Wegen 1ebertretens Ser Gutomobil=
Orbinansen muroen 9eifern 9orace
@berrs uno bic Marion WotDr Gar
So. beioe UNI SIS unb Soften beffraft.
Die GGle BON Carl Slider, ee9en ben
auei Nnflagen porlie9en, geeen bic
Snbiana Nufomobile 60. nit 3 Nm
Hagen uno sesen 9ionep clifton nit
elmer Nnfla9e muroen auf Greitag, ben
3. Stunt berf9oben. Wm. Gortune,
ansetlaet feine Namens3iige an feinem
guto eebabt gu baben. iouie aud
Sulius Wa!f. sesen ben stpei Nnflaeen
bD rlngen, tpurben entlahen. Ser Sol
BON u. 9. @ates, mel6er ben iungen
Greb. Gnoble tberfa6ren bate, fonnte
ni9t boreebra9t tperben, neil Gnoole
nod ni6t fdbia 1T, i'm Geri4t gu err
i9einen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-01
Gimbra6e una 9iebfabl.

Inter Der Nnflaee BON Der Gtrmd
Sttenba9 & Co., 915 9arriiOn @tr.
cine Quantitdt Meiing 9eiioblen au
baben, lieferten Die 9etectibs Some unb
2ancaiter ben 24=idbrtgen Olibe 8ags=
bale in BET poli3eiltation a6.
g ern M orgen murtet
Office unb @elbf9ranf Der Girma @otb
& So. $50. 34O5 @racelanb Mne. bon
Ginbre9ern elmer Snipection u%ntertpor=
fen. Die Sitter Der 0a6t muBten ie-
bod obne 8eute ab3ieben.
GERMAN SarnaB bon No.
1924 Of Waibinston Str. melbete
Der pnlisei, baB @inbreder bur6 Die
8oroertbiire feines 9auies e~insubrtneen
neriu9ten, 9liifli6er Weiie cher ibren
3mef ni9t erret9ten.
SRI. DeIpb BON go.
627 Norb Suinois Str. bena6ri9tigte
Die poliaei, baB aug ibrem Softer, ben
He i'm 9ausfur fteben bate, $42 N
gaarselo geitOblen wuroe. 9as 9e=
tectib : Bureau bat i9 bieier 6dne
angenDmmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-01
@tese- Mltar-0rab.
8 e b n:

6. s. unb Grau Sbompion, Gil 6.
Norpopb, Mdb9en.-W. Ct. unb Grau
@igaI 1905 Brooffioe, Mdb6eu.-
9err unb 6rau 8ebrman, Mdo6en.-
&aprence uno Carrie 9ugan, 831 9.
Meff, Gnabe.-9enrp unb Nnna War=
meg, 829 q. Semple, 4nabe.-2ouis
u1b Nlma Stelborn, 1920 Commerce,
Gnabe. - Sames uno @bitb Yierfon,
324 Sacoma, Mdb9en.-N. unb 2ulu
@arb, q 6. Dearborn, Gnabe. -
Miliam unb Mano Wtlfon. 1922
garf, Gnabe.-&obert u. Gpie 6augb,
2158 Slnep, &nabe. - W. unb MaD
@marb, 14O3 @pann. Wdb6en. =
Clemens unb Nnna Wurb, 531 9om=
rep, Gnabe. -Senrn uno 2ouiie Gru=
ger, 1918 6. Meribtan, Mdb9en.-
Sofepb unb Serena 6atres, 1415 Sc
8ranbe, Gnabe.-Wiuiam unb Cora
Wcgallen. 741 %. IL. Str, &nabe.-
Srbtne unb Grace Barter, 915 Wef
Stem Dorf, &nabe.- 9enrp u. 9arriet
9oaman, TIA Yart, Mdb9en. =
SEomas unb Sarab Ginneran, 514 g.
Mihouri, Mdoden. --0erbert unb Ga
tbarine &ilep, $40 g. Senate, 2nabe.
-@iGiama unb Nelie Carroll, 924
Oteifel, Wdo6en. = 6arrn unb Silie
@eibert, Mdo9en.
8etraut:
2lobb Sbp-Soa 6oparb.
Peter Maper-SeIfte Sacp.
Gooi Ni1ols-Nnnie 8laubelt.
Sem @arben-Mba M6eeler.
Sames Mners Minnie Maple.
Oscar Me@ee-2ilie Wbitlpd.
Clarence Map-2ouifa 6abn.
Nlen Nlti5er-Nlice Berrn.
Senrp Sor-9opbia Gor.
Daniel unbertpoDb = 8lan9e Starm.
Wiliam 2atunbes-Wiuni Gale.
Grnef &oia -Sulta &ernep.
g efprben:
Gdusling Stitneran, 2 Sage, 514
g. Mti1ourt. = Smuggling @triflanb,
80 Weribiau 6lats. Minnie G9roD,
81, 1913 q. Capitol. = gbrtftina Mi=
DEF, SO, 338 Seferfon. = Della Sea.
As, 1903 8ila. - Mabala 8incent,
80, 430 81. NOble.-gna Souarb, 81,
1861 5igblanb. - Sobn popea, "A,
st. 0incent's 6ospital. - Walter
2ambarb, "a, 1909 Spann. = Grau
Shomas Surber, "a, 264 Weft ger=
mout. - Warp Gaultner, Sc, 1916
Milcor. - @onrao Beder, So, Ills
Union. - Nrtbur Nidols, 10, 2127
Oanoes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-01

10 Die gr6Rte ttttO pais
SenoHeNustp@bL Dom S6nttt=
b~Ittttett ttno BIttutemf1Gen
fir aMe frenot9em ttmo trau=
rtgem GretgmtRe. Wtr fttae
ieoer8ett germ betett BET oet
MaSmabl bebiIHtd) stt ietn.
8erterttsautt Bros. So.
241 WaH. Mpe. Eel. $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-01
Oes 2ebens mitoe aas 2ie6es=
hummer.

Nat ldnserer angeitrenster Nrbeit
selcng es 9r. Geeb bonn Si%spenfartum
Die 2Oidbrige @srbie Wbitader BON Ais
Of Sbio Str. am 2eben 3u erbalten.
sic batte aus 2iebesfummer cine Sofis
Worpbin gu fi9 9enommen unb Dbne
oas prompte ut1b enersifde gini6reiten
bes Observation-Disclosures uir6e ibr
@eIbfmorbberfu9 fiderli6 erfolgrei6
eetpefen fein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-01

CO.. @rober BaG Der Waibineton
2Oge SEQ. Is, s. .. 6. g., 9amftaa
Nbenb, ben 4. SUM- in Der Columbia
0ale, Mc@artp uno 9elapare StraBe.
Greunoe oes Drbens inb ber3li9 ein=
gelaben. gintritt fret.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-01
Gin SroHmort fur Mtanner.

@s siebt feinen trauriseren 3uitanb, aIs
ben bes eei9mdhten Nannes. Seine 9(nz
semeine @eiunObeit mag gang gut iein unb
6ennob ntrb linn bur9 Dteie sebetme
64md9e bas 2eben CUR 2ait. SD weiB
bies aus einiser GrfahrIne ufto oa i1 mad
Ianeem, nutIoiem Grperimentiren enoIi6
Die ridbtige S~ebanSlmng sefunben babe,
10 babe tb mir borsenommen, bieien ii6eren
@eg CUR 6etling au9 gnberer. 5u 5eteen.
Sic brauden mir u etne 8~riefnarfe su
iGiden unb i6 min ibnen 9erte id9en, mas
sic tbun miifen, itf Shre pole Nanness
fraft ipieber 5u erlan9en.
Mit SarmersruB
Jreb. Miiler, Sraier, gi@
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-01

2pcaLWetterberiHt.
8erpDlH heute Mbenb unb. am Dpnneritas
beute Nbenb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-01

90 Die bette 5 Sent giearre In
Der Staot, Wu6O's n2ongfelOw".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-01
Ebertmonteterftane.

Tberr1oneterffanh.
959fte Temperatur ......... so Grab
9~iebri9fte Tentperatur. ........ SO
81. 8. BIbtbe,
SectiDnssD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-01

Wafhtn 0 n, 1. ee5nni.
STR Snbiana: 8erpoIft beute Mbenb
unb am Oonnerftag t~pabrineinIi6
G9auern unb it ben centralen EbeiIen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-01
Wetferb

Sar "a stnmbeH. eHDeHD = upr mOrasus. 2. sumi
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-01

Gin gutes Ttdbbeu fir ou9emei1e
&S 9ausarbett. gsa65Hfrosen 7s 9torb Gaft Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-01

NSfs Ginbeimifd,e s6rdnter turtsren Shrt
&y WtageubeibtUeroen. 3lm u~e-faufen in
s55 gSeit @aibingtult GtraBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-01

Ateneaeimd,-Gin beutl9er Waun Iu9t Stene oIs
- Santtnr pber g~taGtpdbter. NaGaufraeen IN
Der Oflce biefes @lattes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-01

Gu nerfaufen pber su ~pertauihen ffr cine
- @rpcerp. $1,000 i'm Ansglel9 fnr elre eotto9e
pon 3 3immern nit Gotten, Gtanuns. &ener, Sbit etc.
The Business Exchange, 81 StBseralo @ebanbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-01
0erlan9t Nm5et9en

r3enb ruel Der art usrbeu in Der uSnbtaua Srtbitue
nit Sc per Belle fir iebe Sriertion bere9uet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-01

THE ]. BRADLEY CO., grunbei9entbumss
Il Wtafler. faufeH, oertanfe1, oertaui9en un6 bers
feieern Gisentbnm ieber Grt. 3iutmer So. Sn9als
6ebaube. sleuer EeIepbonss36s.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-01

6tN0u3teAee !. sinsm Betras fur s BIS 8
grpsent. 9merican some Bunins Co.,
9 2ombnro 8ebduoe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-01

a u perfaufen 8dderet, Retanront 1nb @is
y Cream 8arIOr, nobe Snbianapolis, etabltrtes
@sibdft. $500 baor.
The Business Exchange, 81 JibaeraIb @ebdnbe.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-07-29
PAJAMAS FOR SUMNER.
The Most Modish Worn by Women
Are Made of Handker-
chief Linen.

1t may be news to man, but woman has
adopted pajamas in earnest, says the
New. York Sun.
And why shouldn't she? This garment
is not SO graceful nor so becoming as
the night dress, but it is far more CON-
Portable with one exception: in winter
there are no comfortable folds in which
to tuck the feet.
The most modtsh pajamas for sum-
mer wear are made Of very fine handker-
chief linen. The coat, trousers, military
collar and cuffs are finished with hand
hemstitching and there is no other en-
bellishment except a finely wrought
monogram or crest on sleev or over the
heart.
Other expensive pajamas are made OF
wash silk and are trimmed with stitched
bands in dainty colors.
Both styles are quite out of reach for
the woman with a small allowance. but
tor her there are nfght-pinnings galore
OF madras and Bingham built for all the
world exactly like mere mans. :
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-07-29

the season racing
at Washington park losing rather than
a profitable venture. 1t made for the
city administration many enemies as
we'll as many friends. The sporting fra
ternity Of the city have been loud in their
denunciations of the mayor and the po-
lice force; the reform element have
mixed their praise with some criticisms
because the reform was not more thor
ough.
'Playing politics" has been the cry
of that portion of the public, and it is no
small portion at that, which desires to
risk their money on horse race. They
have charged the mayor with putting
stop to book-making, with closing the
pool rooms, purely for it's effect in vote
making. Even portion of the reform
element were inclined to the same be-
lief and refused to credit the city author
tiles with making the fight as effective
as it might be. Mayor Harrison virtual
ly answers both of these elements in an
article recently printed in the Saturday
Evening Post, in which he condemns
race betting as moral curse equal in its
deteriorating influence to the Louisiana
lottery. In this article he says:
"Give this virus an opportunity to in
oculate all classes Of country, and you
have allowed blow to be struck directly
at the source of nations prosperity"
Judging from the tone of the mayors
article it is safe to prophecy continu-
ance of the fight against book making
in Chicago
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-07-29
Ferulizine Roses.

is the soil rich enough to keep your
roses well supplied with nutrition? II
it isn't, see to it at once. Roses can
not do their best in a soil that is poor
or WORKOUT. If possible, procure some
fine, littery, thoroughly decayed stable
compost, and scatter a liberal quanti-
ty about the roots. Hoe little of It
into the ground, and leave the rest on
the surface as mulch. Commercial
fertilizers may also be worked into the
soil In place Of the manure. Do not
use too much at once, and do not let, il
come in direct contact with the roots
Work it into the ground at a suitable
distance from the plant. In 4 few
weeks you can see the results in form /,
OF rich, handsome foliage; II not b
the number and quality of the bios
soms.-Woman's Home COMPANION
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-07-29

the losses of the
masters and pilots for this season, sim
ply because of the number Of vessels
that were being kept out of commits
sion. -
Chicago notices the effect of this very
materially. AS one of the principal grain
ports of the lakes, it has noticed the de-
Election of the carrying business from
the lakes to the railroads. Ship
pers who have in past sea-
sons transported all of their grain
by water found the use of the rails
compulsory for time, and the railroads,
finding the business profitable, have
made such rates as will keepit ~
What the effect of the strike was dur
ing the month when it was most ef-
fective may be seen from the treasury
departments monthly report for May:
Only 1,016,723 tons were reported as
received at 118 ports in contrast with
7,144,819 tons last year, and 6,795 1897
tons in May, 1902. Compared with last
season to May 81, there has been q loss
Of over 100000 tons of freight In do
nestle lake commerce: 49, .-.e -
Receipts OF grain, including -four, re-
duced to bushels, at five ports during
May were 1852, 16s, bushels, and %, s14,-
627 bushels in May, 1908. For ave
months this year 69.s52, 235 bushels
were received, in contrast with 112.512-
1873 bushels last year.. tt "a IT, I'D. 5#
80 80 WRIGHT a PATTERSON:
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-07-29
NoI NJ Il


E.sSGt q Gg
a slender girlsin doYe,, colors ana .
tall young man with 4 SLOUGH hat; and
two valfsess went Z into the Hotel
Martha Washington, on recent att:
ernoon and asked the clerk at. the
desk for his rate card" relates thu
New York Sun. F VI. = = 81. S# 3
DOLLAR dollar'n half, two an two
n a hall, ratified of the clerk. i
- ':All right said the tall man with
the SLOUGH hat. "Twoll do. reckon, 4 4
How long do you want to stay?'''
asked the man at the. desk. .&-,.. r
Just e week; z replied the girl. !
ANY baggage to be attended tor
the clerk wanted to know. II
Two checks were produced and
turned over to the porter. ?"
''Now, about the meals?" asked the
man with the SLOUGH hat. ..M:,
The clerk explained these matters
and then asked the man: :. - A
would you like to accompany the
lady to her room with the baggage p
would I like w-w-what?" ques-
toned the slouch-hatted man. i
"That, is permitted. You may go up
and see the apartment If. you wish, y
said the clerk. ~ =
well, I reckon l may" said the
guest What do you all think come
here for II I can't even see my room o.
"Your: room?'" gasped woman who
had called for her key. 'Your room!
Do you know where you are?'' :
Thought this was hotel, madam, Z
said the man with q low bow.
That's what it u.s., I'd have you
know" said the spinster "That's
just what it is. It's ladies' hotel"
"There. is a mistake" said the clerk
II thought the gentleman was arrang.
ing for the lady's room.''
'Well, why can't she stay here?'
demanded the tall man, with a touch
of anger.
'She can, but you can't. Against
our rules. We do not receive gentle:
men," i
'Well, what sort Of town is this? p
demanded the stranger. It come from
Kentucky. Maybe you think you al
can do things that way up here, bu,
you've got to show me. I amt beer
married but TO- days an I reckon VIC
amt goin' to separate now. Come on
Dolly. ''S@
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cosmmo ion; scentsd form ,ls,I
sheets wefN furnishe them; u .tbalker'''
In the guise Of q footman} attended them
at the door, good king, attractiv ely-
dressed, polite attendants took their
commissions. The business, when for
time it was allowed a free hand, and
the town was wide open," made un-
Imaginable strides among the women.
So far was it systemitized that agents
Travelled from house to house of the
fashionables to take orders from those
who did not care to pay daily visits to
the Offices. '..@'
Nor did these agents stop with their
visits to the homes of the fashionables.
They went also to the offices, where
they solicited the patronage of the
stenographers, the clerks, and the fac
tory girls. Stories of easy winnings
were poured into the ears Of attentive
listeners that brought the dollars from
the feminine pockets in flood.
: Race goers estimate that not less than
10000 Chicago women are patrons of the
bookmakers. When given opportunity
they would wager close to 100000 on a
single Derby day. OF course, in the end
at least, the great, great majority lose.
What is the ultimate result of this
feminine craze for race betting? 60
into almost any part of the city, and
you can find girls and women with
ruined regulations who can trace their
downfall to the race track Their desire
to not only recoup losses, but to pro-
vide the means for future bets have sent
them to the gutter socially, and they in
time become outcasts to populate the
slums.