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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-22

S-w YORK. sept. ei.-Sugar-Haw quiet: fair
refining 1hsc: centrifugal. 81 test Z --isc: mo-
lassss sugar 2 -. refined quiet: crushed Sc:
powdered s1-c. ETanuiated 5--sc.
New Orleans. Sept. .i--Sucz- strong: o7~r-
l-t;l- @i.sz5.c: do. csut-!fuEsI isrr.c: cen
':ifu=zl white. s..c: yellow. 4.sGi-,c: seconds
.sHic. Moiassc= nominal. o2.-i-Sst'ie .0I-5c
centrifugal l0I;Sc- SiEur ,-oTninai.
Wool.
London. sept .i.-The offerings at the WOO!
aCc;ion sai-s to-day amounted 10 To- Sol bales
conr-t!;iOn was spirited: superior merino ccca-
s!onally sold at an advance Of per cent owing
10 fair demand from Americans. good
bought freely by home and German buyers:
scoureds Were in good demand. locks and pieces
were fTnn- hslf-hred lambs were in strong re-
aCsst Cape OF Good Hope and Natal grades
In detail:
New south Wales. Ieno bales: secured Iaia
les Sd greasy .xdffis I'd
cuesn.isnd. go bales: secured - 2idis $40;
greasy 5i.da1s.
Victoria. - bales: secured Ii'=daI. 81: greasy
sdIis ii-d
south Australia. so bales: greasy .i4fIs;.d.
West Australia. To- bales. greasy sa1h.
New Z.aland. 500 bales: secured .s9si:d:
greasy si<dIis ii.
Cap. OF Good Hope and Natal. i.c'S ba.es:
secured sdGis lad: greasy siSa:isd-
chile. 30 bales: greasy 51td-
Spain. az bales: greasy fAG5ssd-
Butter and Cheese.
PHILADELPHIA. SEPT. .i--Buttsr firm: good d.
uand- extra Western creamery sc. extra mar
hy prints zIc. Che'-c in Hrm demand: New
York fuil-crsams fancy s'-c: do choice "a
sS-c: do. fair to good sI.6s-.c.
New~fors. sept. :i--Butter- ctsesr AMI ozrs
chicsS. S-pr Ct sst,cr firm: cr-sr,-ri-- u
4lsc. dsiTie. i-'.9isisc- Cheese nim At s3:izc-
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New York sept 2i--Tin broke <harplv Fl, ,h.
London nerket. SPOT there closing al fiss is
sad futures az fi,s IS. Locally tn. market was
also lower. closing quiet at 81. : CON-
per was little lower at fss 2. 81 To- bo.h .r,,
and futures In the London market hui Iac.ii,-
quoted at 81: .SHis: .lectToiy;ic at sl2 9sIIs So
and casting ut Ss-s0G ie.ssi-. Lad adysnc.j
remained unchanged al st:sas:0 in the t.sal
metset Speter was unchanged AT =. los in
Iron closed a: COS Sd IN Glasgow and a. sss ia
IN Middies.'oro- Locally. iron vas .incf,snr.I.
No foundry Northern ~ uuo-e.t a, 49,.
~: M. foundry Northern a; 81 ,s.,;s =
40 tounu-y SoG;hern and No / foundry
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Prod

II -. Creamery Extra ,li-~. first, IN
- sec01.'$ lSfs's~s country packed SIC: Isdie>
sacS.'i extra los, nrst$ Its.. dairy-plcke,f fan.
- u. rvr e. fair l-stiSc: grease ssis.-.
ls''t'S- ts''- lNed i.-sf pkg local ami asS
Sss thr.nSh. shipments . ia pkg Market
steady ~ = =, for curr~ur receipts case court
c'sS returned: at i>i-c for strictly fresh tirstS
ami .. - eN'ras; city packed. cases Included
ihE>SE--Nafthsrn on or,ieTs: Twins si-e:
sInse $50; daisies taitc: YOUNG AMERICAS lel.c
ing horns lei.c. New York twins gle: lin.
natkcr ieTie =. pe-'- s:fsc. swiss. isc for
LIVE PoULTfsY-cuotc hens "a: roos;.rs
tGrkey- old. isc. AID young ~: spring ducks
- Sr.se- notiirally =; srrinr geese SC. guinea
chickens -" doz- for old and s. for youne:
pigeons T"r si0--
DRESSED FDt I.TEy-S-caly Quot. S,ald.t
i.'us und,aNu- tn head and ree. on
Ch'Ck,US. atc-aE.. II. rs-stSrs -: turkey. ;Jc
dcrkS -; spti1- chicEcp- &c.
GN,tE- N9.sf''o-k Gl3o,5hlc 1T s. ard grass
p'"y"r ~ 81 - rs- ,loE-
MUTTON sheen Fsi=i-~- Oil hu~ks and -ve.
:isc5 r-Srlinr lambs &c: sVrinS lambs ..
NEN-Liye FIRM Stss,iy: choice 70 fancy rs
TO y, lhs. -: herstics and Thin 5f!tc.
SIS. ard small - - 1r- de-
FRESH flSE-i;'ack bass i@isc. crsprts Sc
rc- snail very small vsnic'l 20 SC for
izrse. d-F>-Sd eat ia; Spoarbil cat &c: bull
Eesds-'i-rssed &. gross &c: bufsslo-dre<Sed
sc. gross Si-c. German carp-lafse dressed &C.
ard gross e. sunfsh .; white perch &c.
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FINANCIAL.
lEvEE BOARD BONDS.

Bids hereby invited for the purchase 81
nifty 90 bonds. Of thousand dollars 81 es.i,
each, Of the fsossier I|evee District: said bonds
bearing date Of octot,@r 1924 and cue s5JD fifty
YEAR, from 6s:s ard rsdAemabe after I*N
forty years: said bonds bearing five per cent
q par cent? annun1 interest. rayabie semi
annually and evidenced by coupons attached
theretn. Ans !urths- Information. concerning
the same will be furnished upon application 70
the undersigned
". T. coDoCITT. President
Bosssr Levee District Bossier CITY. La.
fhos. -. Rra6en. Jr.. Secretary.
BosFfer Levee District. Curtis. La
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TRACTION ISSUES RALLY
DESPITE BRISK SELLING.
CLOSING PRICES FAIRLY
STEADY.
South Side Bank. Lon. Inactive,
Scores a Good Advance on
Moderate Buying.

Trailing in local securities vas almost
entirely in fractions Transit "I,. ned easy
and worked lower. hut brisk rally near
the close wiped out a considerably. pn.-
ton nf the early loss. The rang. was
from BIZ tn sl"-Gs. with lat. sale at
Railways preferred opened at 50 and .,a-
vancesi Ia syi.=". Tn. 4-p.r-ccnt bonds
wore rather easy at s.. - and So
South side Bank stock. which had been
Inactive for months. had a buyer at siss
Central Coal and Coke common sold high
er AT S. and Missouri-Eiisou - we've
a bout steady at So "a
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Coffee.

New York. sept. eI-c,nfse-Spot Rio arm &.
No. in~~ic- SIC: mild fi-rn. The market FOR
futures opened STEADY at advance ~ sale
points On REPORTS % unfsvoT1bl. natute a.
10 the Brazilian crops. reiterated small .-ff-
mates or the presSnt Santos crop and s..a'li-
- - in the European markets. Fail ds-us nd
Vas checked BY the fear that tn. unrIa'-
Visible supply statement o-iober / would
slow another Increase N sNc"=S 81 last year
Just before -he riTre. however. tnsr- \
sudden spurt ~ buying anf the market
finally <fszdy p net gain - 100 - rrlin-s
sales We're reported - =. "a haz<. irc.id nj
Dec. ~ .s5s,i &c. March i.Ssr..55c; MAY ..;-fI
&c. fuv g.
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HE-Trrr< ANp srI1rMrSrs


Liquidation du. I" increased hog receipts
ana To- the break I'm grain prices caused
weakness I'm provisions Tra,iin. was fs.iT
to active. with an increase OF outside bust
ness A. the close Jan. pork was
down Tie at si5.la. Lard was Of sasi-c
AZ So. Ribs closed At ss-s'aesr,. Il loss
Of 1ixc.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat
ia cars: corn ~; oats rs: hogs -i".c
head
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Hides.

-fint-TeNas heavy 1870: do. fallen At fsr.
do lsht AZ Iii-c. uEtiy. ard Arkansas at lSc-
latter On selection; ifSc for No. I and Ii'ac for
NJ, =. glue at ST. pry-saitsd at i21.c- Green
Sa;tsd round a. e. for Western. Arkansas anil
southern do 80. ere. u-saltst selection at
- e. Tor No and 80. Tor No. .: part cured a.
foregoing. siue i,.c
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stock. Of Grain In store.
Curb eJaju Markets

{. I.nuis-prc wheat sf.r.t=: pg's s. -. -
/ ios. to H.Io=. and c,r- sIlSi. 20 iis'<.
Niiv suL-s-f,e-. ~h~af-f'u's si-es1- ensf
raUs 81 iai.. Nav visst-r'uta 3 o.. ard calls
81 ~. De-. cu-n-Fits fa7.c askei- May s,Fn
Mirn.srHii.-p.c wheat sill asked. put,
&, ns-,ffI 70 ard calls 81 ~. sellers.
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Ni,--IInnro7~ Markets.

'.ii..;a >-.-,iss VAL
liunsa.iaH az sSe'is-. m..et a; .,e1I.--s. ofG-ss
sl.SNS. TENS. rrc-csg.. c-..r .-.-s 80
su Ws.is beans p, si-,- scotch f.sv ms.
a. f,r,'-.-. ,rrtii. IT,, -. - Ina
SIN-.. 6N,r,l: sr--.f. e. Gu. -
e. sA /, 7. Il r., l;..' 81, ,, g.. e.,Fne n
.s;--. ~yars,s,sI a. =, ;,. Gov, .s - IS.
iioNEY- crsrb-Na, A. ,sr.i-e. i-,,-ior. bro
Co., = bt- =, :. To- e. ss IN. IL - * *
:afer..- srd ,.s-I n ANS 80. @''- '''
soSeE ,I; 4, H. :. GTsy aii y, l.oI'.s gay
biscf r1.Sai ..f.i-.- y,.,..hrs- .cI,s = -
.rr. N ~ s' a. 49,, NAX l:,e' NNxN 4r'.e;
ENPTY EiERF:I.>-,--,i oil. ,.fuen,.ne and
ssS I. Il, % -, - oil ~; i IN
suss- Z: whisky g.. WHISKY hais hbis 50:
Es g g set,. l 70 al' p. 81 Sc .. 30 Ia
- 81 -, r. sae6 aroSsn ssad = s,a W.
IS5i =. = ,saessg7d iis.3i:s 8:
yak ross bhls s'.=n f.r wcr,l an. 9 y -
III. 81 x-5r. al, flis ~. p p "a Ia.
g.. k.sH, c?sl,s r.. sl.sk-No:s ssls-E,sh,-
fol- -: stsap ,5ses- ~ shoop SET -
Flu; III sSF,s - W ~; arSlc ''c; meal sic:
IfySFrp oIr-T;zw. &c: tciisI &C.: II le-. in
e7 g.,S-,-, - go ~
-. .ootirr. Rte e vslicv 81
TEA-tf IT'S Prime vtite live Eea.s s- snail
So & a-f r. large SKIS *: ZINE Sssv Nv.
E.sSN a. IN small s-f - :, 'srr- .ss: "a
g.sit, 81. -: y s7G-ss..: NN 1.a.1.; XXX 70
H. NNSN - tsrs - 70 cent N snail scs.
sr9 - large. duck white 55rrs-; dark -
~ --rEey. BODY stryl CrirSe- pine
toiv &C.
EOOT<-Ps- n. nzsr- a; c--5 - ss-<,.-r-
n--. vssdy. etc less while choice lar-e s-inss
--n-a adv Slir-s- - .s-sra &c. rink "a.
golden seal =. black 80. NAV apple a. <r7S0
S-T-sr; white snake .tzc; arrslica 6: wshoo.
bark - ret 9. bark ~ tree s.: rlnosf d.:
blue Tag -: sesxafTas. ha-k % = % rs.s-r: -.1i
grEe- <. Al sIr+S n S-ra1ni ard firm.
RI FSW Prime ~ &c ua- N.
DEER SKINS. ETs.-pr--is ,lss- Sit. ,lc
re- IN MACK tsT s.c-f-s--to- ,s-s- a-.efcos
fet-s-i5r: rrs' s5ff35~ .srh-.iar1arei cut.
FTS-In car l1-s on ri. slaves
-Ffots- hhl s. .c- cc.torxo-i p y. 81, f1-
rstS-d meal an =, 3; No a- s.; W haf.-
t.sr ksr sl2Gis; lar! tisrc. ~. pix Sol sis.
Hsatiur re- sst-No. I a-r- baI = rriii---.a
l.-s-'-ch stock Sor app. hhi. CSC: No do
a.. lsri tierr. &c. pork hhi Icfsc Sha~si
he.rs,F7on- shl g ~ p cc.r-r. 81 frr hoF-ts-:
iarf tisTce. c--rsr shaved stNIf.: uarl hSi s.
S.LT-E. side: Me- IN, 81: e-nnu's.sd &c per
tti vnrth < rer hh'- more iris side.
BROOM CORN sNfs7s Jsr TOT.
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Wool.

Stock. cutie large. and there Il fair
volume % sales by dealers. but little doing az,
re regular market owing 70 lack cf Offering,
sfom first raaIs Market strong and in a Yen
sfailY h.aitrv ambition
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Chicago Stock Market.
PetFOle0m.

or CITY. Sept 2i-.-rsdit taIancee s! 81 Ger
tifcafes no bid. Shipments Pennsylvania 81
80. average axe: runs Pennsylvania iai So
average =. sse Shipments Lima scs ss. average
40 &c: runs Lima So. 40: average >. co.,
Bar silver.
New York. Sept. H.-Bar silver s.It
London. Sept H--Bsr silver e lid
New York Money Market.
New York Sept E.-Noney On call nrm.
highest =. lowest IL: ruling rate =: last loan
:: closing bid Ia: offered at IL. Time loans
hrm: 50 days per cent. 80 days 3Sd5ix; six
months 2ssd4 Prime mercantile paper f15
per cent Sterling exchange weak. with actual
business in bankers bills at 4.ss1a4 .ssls for
posted rates 4.Sssa4.G and sS.di $40. CONNER
ciai bills s.Ss1f-A MEXICAN dollars tsi-. Gov
erument bonds nrm: railroad bonds irregular.
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New York stock auosnsso...

New York. Sept. L--Fcliou.ag are tc-dsy's
Sales OF stocks on the Stock Exchange showing
th- highest and lowest Quotations and closing
bids.
RAILROAD STOCKS
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STOCKS AND HOXDs IN BOSTON.

Rostor. S-r- --C1o<,ug quotations ., d.- -
money. bonds, railway stOcks ard mining
shares were ioi.tvs:
MONEY.
Csu loans :is1si- reE cent: 'ine iosrr te5
Ter cent
BONDS
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Transactions At the hanks were In soos vol
and PET ccnt-
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Yesterday. Bank CIenrInr..


Yererday's clearing horse statement showed
,i.z-inss Sizes. balances s.-5,ss
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Reported by Whitaker e. Co. excfa,-. h,o,.
ers. sc9 North Fourth street; WIN
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-22

New Nort. S-Vf - .--I.ys ToFtiNi zVpl.s f.
future delivery are h-lrx .ffr--.i frsslv. AMI
with dasusn.i liz ar ~'rnN IA ct-v 2 t-i-- Sf~sS
A. r.t urs-T-l f.'- srtr. ''lsr 80 t:.s-f -.
f~-f- 'e~~ e.:r'ri us.t== .. the week.
tone n fu.Gr-= aui vhii, 1-i-rs az. roninaity
unchanged -sf-v t,''tirl trs.ss - C.i;si ste16-
Coutfcr are iun;.f II ;ssac. primo n st,sa
= ch-ics - fsfc 4ad fsncv n SiyT.e
TruueS showed lit-'.. -T.s..-. -vr- N..s.,olv
bVt the bU-1ne-- N s---tii cts and the zen
sTal tone - .h- make: - wi m iinr-ov.-
ri.nf Qs10tatls taug-t. fTrrn e 5sc sc-0r,.-
ing Erg'!e- --ur5Cois .'--!- II. firm.
Cno'c- quoted = 9i.F1'r. eN;r5 chaic,. at
I'isss.at-e. uui fl-ry - 10 ~. st.-aehes tiSn
remain unch-7-eti. with r1l1.sa IuSsc n n, e
si-c- extra choice At s-sf'sc. ans flncy at "a
Hi"c.
Dry Goodx.
New YORK. S"r'. = Tn de-'5ui n. n->c
Ea-dS "a Zoe Try -Hsi- flii-s..t ra7,liir- sl--
freti tn practicable The -:t.i.. .i,ann.is S-r-
gods nfr i.s!I- We, token. LCi f.r fu;u-4,
sieliveflse les. EaS is.r TEE i.s..,.-...
ffs.i.- c.n;isTaS active. ~. ~. .iv.-.t -
;"aG-'-s s's' s''ss-r~ Tl. .a--al...- ir-.-.. u.,
s'Tr.iete,l purchases lI'l r-.afI..d k1,ne.
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po,d ouo..tiop. at New York.

New York. Sept. CLOSING quotations for
bonds on the Stock Exchange Tere follows:
United States refunding IS registered. .leii5
1 -nited States refundnr % cniInn
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New York Curb stocks.

saIes FOR the day. s<s.sos .hsr..
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A,chi.on adj. 81. ss,1 ,M.xiosn central :, 81,
irchison S.. --ioiis
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-22

Washington. SEPT .I.-As eiIat.s.~asa balance
SIS. .si, -: so;d ise.sis.ns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-19

Rriiger beeroiat. Der Sara naar
nDrber ~ausaeiteat. gs mar nit
Den Sla99en oes Orange SreiitaateS
uno Der Iransuaol : Republlt ora=
piert uuo prabtoDQe 8lumeuipenoen
oer beloen 9Dnlglunen BON 6oaano
lageu auf ihm. Cine unaeteure
OtenIdeumenee. Buren, uno @nas
ldn6er, bate lid in Der Staot pers
lammeIt, Die Nfrifanner0B ortet bate
aus BET SaptOl0nle. aus 9tatal nn0
Der 0ranae Hioer : aDlou,e geIeaa-
tionen aeianot. Aue herpprraeenben
Heri0nlibtelten tparen anDeieno,
ote metiten 8enerale Dea Burens
beeres, oIele enatl@e Ofialere uno
Beanie. 0te enalti1e &egierun0
tuar offisieu ourh Sir Rid3aro 5alos
mon uertreten. Nah Der ftrfltden
Seler tpnroe in elmer sroBen 6aue,
nah oer man Den SerQ gebradt
bate, etne aQaemeine Aeideufeier
a~beebalten. Die Generate Souls
Botba. Shalbur9er uu0 @hriit,an
9enet bielten Reoeu unb Botba Der.
las eineu 8rsef Sciiaers, in ben. es
ben Buren ortnaeno ans 6ers Qes
leat uiro, iib ibr NatiOnolqeinbl gu
erhalten. Damn uurhe utter Dem
@eldute Der Stolen Der 5org noh
benz 5rieobof getraeen. ueber 1900
Wtenihen folgteu ibm, uberau nebe
tes Die Tlaagen anf 6albmalt unb
bon Cen Sorts Donnerten bic 4onDs
nen Der @nalau0er Dem alten iseino
lhren lebten Grub. Iuf Dem Trieos
bofe fano nod cine turBe geremonle
itatt. oann tuuroe Der Sarg in Die
8ruft 9eienft - Ohm ariiger mar in
Die 6einsat suridaeteart, fir thinner.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-19

Seine Dual tommt Der ourb Rbeu=
taatt8mus peruriadten eleid. 0urd1
Den 8ebrouh BON elmer & MmenSs
Iecept 30. 1851 tuiro Iofurt Gin.
oerune eei6affen. 6. s. Shmi6t.
6DuitDn Teras Scent,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-19

eents !baoana . 9iaorre.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-09-23

Mr. ] ]. McManns VINO has been
the International agent for the Nc
Cormick Harvesting machine Com
pany in this section, has been guilty
of grave misconduct in financial mat
tiers, which has recently come to light
and it is said he has found it expe-
dent to escape to Canada. An ex-
ample OF his rascality is furnished by
a transaction had with a farmer in
this County, Mr.. j. G.. Linton.
That gentleman made deal with
him TOR machine, in which he was
to exchange his old one and pay a
difference of $40 Mr.. Linton paid that
sum in cash, but the agent embexxl-
ed the money and sent on to the com
pany two forged notes. purpoting to
have been executed by Mr.. Linton,
for forty dollars each in place of it..
Mr.. Linton has his check as vouch--
er. and the forgery is so apparen
that he will have no trouble in es
tablishing the fact.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-09-23
LITERARY NOTES.

The Grafton Press announces for
sammer publication. TheBoy and the
Outlaw. by Thomas J.L. McManus, "a
LAWYER of New York. This is NEST
interesting story concerning what was
seen by young boy the events sur
rounding the famous raid If JOIN
Brown upon Harper's FIR ry. Mr.. NJ
Manus has drawn many intere sting
character sketches, and his dilogue car
ries along story that is witty, humor-
GUS and pathetic. He writes from his
own personal knowledge Of the subject,
as he lived with mile Of Harper
Ferry at the time Of the rai6' and was
In the mountain scho0!hou when it
was captured By John Browns raiders.
The hook will be illustrated, includ-
ing frontispiece in colors.
r ll2mo. Cloth, 4ls ages, Sl.50]
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-09-23


There is comfort in the knowledge SO
often expressed, that DR.. Kilr4r's Swamp
Root, the great kidney remedy fulfllls every
wish in curing rheumatism. pain in the
back. kidneys. liver, bladder and every part
OF the urinary passage. 1t conects inability
TO hold water and scalding pain in passing
it, or bad effects following use OF liquor,
wine or beer, and overcornes that unpleasant
necessity Of being compelled to 90 often
during the day, and TO get up many times
during the night. The mild and the extra
ordinary effect of Swamp-Root is soon
realized. It stands the highest for its won
derful cures Of the most distressing cases.
Hyou need a medicine you should have the
best. Sold by druggists in SOC. and ST. sizes.
You may have sample bottle Of this
wonderful discovery fSt"-
and book that tells an
more about it, both sent III ss::;.I;s
absolutely free by mail, II . 9
address DR.. Kilner 6, Home of swamp.Root.
Co., Binghamton, N. Y. When writing men
ton reading this generous offer in this paper.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-09-23

sediment or set
ting indicates an
unhealthy condi-
ton Of the kid
neys; If II stains
your linen II is
evidence Of kid
ney trouble; too
frequent desire 10
pass It or pain in
the back is also
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YORK RIVER LINE.

ELEGANT PASSENGER STEAMERS
"CHARLOTTE" AND "BALTI MORE"
For WEST POINT and RICHMOND, VA
Steamers leave Baltimore daily Except
Sunday at p. m, and arrive West Point at
so d. M, and Richmond at 9.l5 a. m.
Steamers leaving Baltimore on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, and leaving West
Point on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
call at Gloucester Point ant Almonds Wharf
and steamers leaving Baltimore on Tuesday s,
Thursdays and Saturdays, and West Point on
MONDAYS, Wednesdays and Fridays, call at
Yorktown and Clay Bank weather permit
ting)
STEA NERS LEAVE BALTI MORE FROM
PIERS ls AND 10 LIGHT STREET WHARF.
Through Tickets to all points ear be secured
baggage checked and staterooms reserved
from the City Ticket Offices Nos. loo, l2o and
lZ7 f. Baltimore Street. or the General Offices,
$50 Light Street, Baltimore, Md
REUBEN FOSTER, f. j. CHTSM.
General Manager. General Passenger Agt
T. H. Me JANNEL, Travelling Passenger ACT
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Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know 1t.
How To Find Out.

Fill bottle or common glass with your
water and let it stand twenty-four hours; a
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A BOYS WILD RIDE FOR LIFE.

A BOYS WILD RIDE FOR LIFE.
With family around expecting him
to die and son riding for life, Is miles,
to ge Dr. Kings New Disc overy for
Consumption Coughs and Colds, W. H.
Brown, of Leesvile, Ind. endured
Deaths agonies from asthma: but this
wonderful medicine gave instant relief
and soon cured him. He writes: ~ now
sleep soundly every night" Like mar
velous cures of Consumption, Pneumo-
mia, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and
Grip prove its matchless merit for all
Throat and Luna troubles. Guaranteed
bottles SOC and Sl.00 Trial bottles free
at Clifford w. Tabler's drug stor e
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STEAMSHIP CohPANY
CHESAPEAKE LINE.

ELEGANT PASSENGER STE >MERS
"AUGUSTA' AND "ATL MIA"
For OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK .
VIRGINIA.
Steamers leave Baltimore daily except
Sunday at 8. 80 p. m, and arrive Old Point
Comfort at d. m. and Norfolk at 7.lS a. IN 81.
where connection is made with the Rail Lines
for ALL nnintS South and SOuth MeSL.
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What to Do.

convincing proof that the kidneys and bad
der are out Of order.
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BUCKLEN'o ARNICA SALIVE
Has worldwide fame for marvellous
cures. 1t surpasses any other salve. To-
ton, ointment or balm Tor Cuts, Corns,
Burns, Boils, Sores. Felons Ulcers. letter.
SaltRheum. Fever S,res, Cbapped
Hands, Skin Eruptions Infallible for
Piles. Cure gu anteed, Only 25 at
Clifford w. T Der, Druggist.
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Wiley Gibson, youth being held
in the Lee. county Jail at Jonesville,
Va, to await conveyance to the peui
teatifry at Richmond to serve FIVE
years sentence for robbery, made
good his escape by departing from
the prison clad in the dress ond bon
net of his aged mother, who had been
left alone with her son that she might
say good by.
Gibson,s escape was discovered
when a!fellow-prisoner, marking the
departure of the mother, went to the
young robbers cell to comfort him
aud there found the aged lady dress
ed in the clothes her son had discard.
ed
Ihe.late rain was very acceptable to
the farmers, and will be beneficial in
many ways, but it was too late to
be Of much advantage to the corn.
HaWever the ealy corn was pretty we'll
made, and there will be fairly good
crop in the county. The rain will be
great advantage to tn p.aca
and apple crop, and will put the
ground in good order tor seeding.
Mr.. Geo, H. Light, who spent the
summer with his brother, mr.. Charles
P. Light, on West King street left,
last Tuesday for Atlanta Ga, where
he holds position as instructor in
mathematics in the Georgia school Of
Technology.
The Newtown bee., 1904-03-11

ming at 1870, with comforting of fifth
degree, followed by installation of Of
ficers. Subject for lecture hour, "The
Farm Home" AS this subject bids
fair to be of special interest to all, let
each one make an effort to be present.
Dinner on the basket plan as usual.
L. A. Robinson spent two days,
last week, with his wife, who is seri-
ously i'll in New Haven. Joseph Yutz-
Ter had charge of the duties at the
station during his absence
Mr. and Mrs G. w. Studley are on
the sick list.
Mrs G. Lowell died at C. w. Ever
etts', last Thursday. The funeral
took place at the church in Ellsworth,
Sunday.
Carl Tiefenbow spent Sunday at
Fred CroSSett's.
Ladies' night was observed at A. o.
U. w. hall, Friday evening.