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Caldwell. Ward . Co.'S Market Letter.

New York. June 13.-During the af-
ternoon the market developed, further
weakness following the spreading con-
viction that the weekly summary at
noon tomorrow would be more bearish
than expected. Business has been very
bearish sentiment in consequence OF
the excellent crop reports coming In
from every quarter. Undoubtedly there
is yet large interest which is strong
and the belief Is that 1t will hold over
under such favorable crop news. At
present the far options have few
friends and little strength displayed Is
manipulations. spots South are IS to
IA higher while New York spot market
is As points lower. Exports so far re-
ported 1000 bales. Port receipts to-
morrow, 1900 against 5000 last wear.
Liverpool Is due to come / to down
for old crop and to down for new.
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NEW YORK. June l3.-The visible
supply of grain Saturday. June II. as
compiled by the New York Produce
Exchange is: What. 1S.4T5.O bushels
decrease 2,l2S.O00; corn 4,65S 900 in
crease $4,000; oats, 5,37S. 900. Increase
375. 600. Rye, SSS.O0O. increase. az 600
BARLEY. l,l6Y,UOO, decrease 70 200,
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DAILY COTTON MARKET.

Galveston--Steady; middling, 12c. !;
receipts, 6S6; stock, $500.
Notwithstanding: middling, II "a;
receipts, 1; stock. 1000.
Savannah-Quiet; middIing, 12c.:
sales. 81; receipts. 10; stock, 29,791.
Observation-Disclosures receipts, ESQ;
stock. 1875.
Observation-Disclosures stock, 322.
Norfolk-Receipts, 20; stock. 3,240
Baltimore-Nominal: middling 1850;
stock. S64.
Boston-Quiet: middling. 1885.
Philadelphia--Quiet; middling, 1855;
receipts, 20; stock, SIT.
ceipts, 3S8; stock. 1909
New Orleans. June 13.-Cotton quiet
Sales, $50. Ordinary, 9 SIS; good ordi-
nary. 10 1916; low middling, II 9-16;
middling, IL is; good middling,
IL 7-16; middling fair, IL 11-16. Re-
ceipts, 1.13S; stock, 13O.327.
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(By Private Wire to Caldwell Ward & Cos
New Orleans. June 13.-Trade condi-
provement. weekly review stating that
there was considerable inquiry for
cloth during the past week. demand of
the large Eastern outlets being more
pronounced, but spinners and manufac-
turers were firm, a number of whom re-
sumed full time as result of the in
crease in business. Yarns. however,
were nominal but firm. This report
market in a healthy condition. Nam
chester very bare of cotton and must
soon buy more freely. as there is n
good business doing with prospects of
its continuing for some time. and mills
will soon be running full time, Arri-
val of two new bales at Brownsville.
pected at Galveston tomorrow, about
two weeks earlier than last year when
first bale was received at Houston. July
l, and more favorable crop weather
over Sunday, counteracted influences of
favorable English trade accounts. Spot
cotton at Liverpool was in fair request.
sales 1000 bales at an advance of IL
points to 6.S4 for middling. but traders
sold the future market on prospect of
an early movement as was indicated
by arrival of the two new bales, con-
on new crop months. about lower for
near positions. Local market opened
irregular. July Is down, October IL
lower There was some. little buying
ming up to IL. so. October to Q So. De-
mand was not sufficient to maintain the
Improvement, and as there was very
little doing in any of the American
markets and as forecast was for a con-
tinuance of favorable weather condl-
tions tonight and Tuesday, prices sold
OFF again and closed at about lowest of
the day Notwithstanding wire crop ad-
vices of today forecasting mixed re-
port tomorrow Our information by
wire today denotes further improve
ment of crop in Eastern belt and in the
Mississippi valley but little or no
progress west of the Mississippi river.
Boil weevils are generally complained
of in Southern and Central Texas. and
it is now said they are spreading to
the more northern counties of the state.
North Texas, Indian Territory and Ok
lahoma report considerable damage
from excessive rains. making fields
grassy. foul and inundating lowlands,
while Arkansas tells of a probable loss
of 100 600 bales as result of overflow
ing of the Arkansas basin. Spots here
closed quiet and down Ia for middling
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NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington, June 13.-Turpentine-
Rosin-Firm, 2 20; receipts. 10.
Tar-Firm. 1870; receipts, A.
Crude Turpentine-Firm, 225 400
and 4 rs; receipts. 1856.
Charleston. June is.-Turpentine-
Firm. 81 IL; sales none
Rosin-Firm; sales. none. A B c,
50 Ia D. 2.67 1-2 e. 2.72 Ia; F,
BIZ Ia; K, 3 80; M 3.55; n, S.75; w.
c.. 90; W. w, AS.
Savannah. June 1S-Turpentine-
firm. SO la receipts, 56s; sales, 4O1
exports, 361.
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total sales for the day $4,000 shares.
BONDS. /

BONDS.
United States rofunding rs. registered. Io4%
United States IS, registered -. ,...1O5N
United states new IS, registered -. .iSsA
United States old As. registered e. ....1o6
40 coupon. So. Joy
Atchison general As .... 80. -. ..l01A
Atchison adjustment As go. go. go. 91h
Atlantic Coast Line Is .... &C.. 95h
Baltimore & Ohio As 80. 80. ....1O2K
Baltimore & Ohio 315s dee. So. 80. 95M
Central of Georgia SIS ..., .... 100
Central Of Georgia LIST Inc .... .... E. 1914
Chesapeake & Ohio AIS 80. 80. ....1O5
Chicago & Alton 3hs 49,. -. 49,. 10
Chicago B. & Quincy new Is -. -. 95X
Chicago M & st. Paul gen. As ..109%
Chicago & Northwestern consol Is ....12Sl5
Chicago. r. l. q p. r. r. Is -. &C.. 90
Chicago, R. !. & p, R. R. col. IS =. 79H
C, C. C. q st. Louis gen. As .... -. 90
Chicago Terminal As 80. go. .... 74h
Consolidated Tobacco As .... go. 80. 62ik
Colorado Southern Is .... zee. E. S21a
Denver & Rio Grande As .... 90 y
Erie prior lien As ....".... ..,. 99%
Fort Worth & Denver city list ......1o4
Louisville & Nashville unified Is ....1o2
Manhattan consol gold 4s .... .1OS \
Mexican Central Is $500 .... 62N
MINI. & St Louis As .... .... .... d.. 96
Missouri Kansas & Texas As .... .... sSlb
Missouri Kansas & Texas ends -. rs
National r. R. of Mexico consol As . "A
New York Central general avs .... 1907
New Jersey Central general IS ......l32
Northern Pacific As 80. .... go. ..IO4E
Northern Pacific 3s go. 80. .... . 7sK
Norfolk & Western consol As .... &C.. 79Ts
Oregon Short Line Is & Partic. e.. D.. s5Ss
Pennsylvania cow. 3lss go. 49,. 49,. $50
Reading general As 80. 800. 800. go. 100 l.
st. Louis & Iron Mountain consol IS lis
st. Louis San Francisco fg. Is ~ SPY
st. Louis Southwestern lists go. 49, %
Seaboard Air Line As &C.,. 900. &C.. 7OX
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway IS .... .... 117i
Texas Pacific lists ... .... go. lI7I5
Toledo. st. Louis & Western As e. 90. 70
Union Pacific As go. &C.,. 49,. ,1o5u
Union Pacific COW. As ... $50. aS
United States Steel End IS ... 49,. 74u
wabash lists y 900 ''.. .,... ....1 16lt
Wheeling Lake Erie Is .... go. sax
Wisconsin Central As 49,. ... on
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NEW ORLEANs suoAp

New Orleans, June l3.-Sugar strong
open kettle. ~ a ale; open kettle centr,.
fugal. 9@3&; centrlfuss; whites Gi.94A
ys!ows. "a a. bis; seconds. 2% 93ss
hoasses nominal. open kettle 50apk,
centrifugal. 106I5.
Syrup nominal, 2O92%
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Cash quotations were as follows:

wheat-No. 2 spring. s2as5; No 3. 81
q SO: No. red. l. o2Gi. 03.
corn-No. :. 4sk a4sA; No ? yellow
so II a 50%,
l4h; No 3 white. 4l@44.
Mess pork. per Dbl. IL 70912.75.
Lard. per 100 lbs. so@6 s2h
Short ribs sides. loose, 7.12s d7.37h.
Short clear sides. boxed, 6.75@7.0O.
Whiskey. basis OF hIgh wines. 1.2S
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Dividend Results in Che Best Of COMPANIES.

to
New
eiea'
$50 which
had allowed ~
the
remaining
on
Splendid Results Achieved a 6utuaII i
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G. E. PIERCE 8 co.'s COTTON LETTER.

(By Private Wire from Gilbert & Clay)
NEW ORLEANS. June ia better
market might have been expected in
Liverpool options today, but the opin-
ions in cables received almost univer-
sally expressed the belief that prices
were sufficiently high for the present.
and that only a moderate short in
terest was extant. The sales Of 1000
bales of spots at twelve points advance.
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Cincinnati, June l3.-Flour--Dull
Lard-Quiet, 6.02 Ia.
Bulk Meats-Quiet, 6.75.
Bacon-Firm. 1877 Ia.
Whiskey-Steady. 1873.
SuEar-Firm, 500.
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Cotton Exchange to Close.
H. B. BEERS COTTON LETTER.

New York, June 13.-The Cotton Ex-
change will be colsed Saturday, July 2.
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Kansas City, Mo, June 13.-Cattle-
Receipts. 10000, including 5000 South
ems. Steady to zoe lower.
Export and dressed beef
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American National
Bank
(NO. NAY
AT
Montgomery, in the State of Alabama, at
the Close Of Business,
JUNE 0. 1904.
RESOURCES.
(NO. 7I4l.)
An

JUNE 0. 1904.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts. .... ... $1ss1s7. 81
Overdrafts. secured and unse-
cured. -. ........ -. 2ss 80
y. s. Bonds TO secure circulation so. 900. 90
Premiums on U. S. Bonds go. $3.50 10
Banking house. furniture and
fixtures. -. 2.747.s
reserve agents) -. -. -: as4ss1
Bankers. - ....... ......... 1.s7s.s7
agents =. -. -. -. :. H,Iss. %
Checks and other cash Items. 2.232. sS
Notes OF other National Banks. zoos. 90
Fractional paper currency, nick
els: and cents -. 1853
I Iesss notes 1906 $685. CO. 1886 90
Redemption fund with U. S.
Treasurer q per cent. of cir
cuiation) :. $500. 90
Total. -. 1924. 745. 7s
Capital stock paid in .... go. 100, 900 90
Undivided profits, less expenses
and taxes paid -. -. -. Asses. 90
National Bank notes outstanding go 600 "a
Due to other National Banks . 1908 90
Due to State Banks and Bankers S67s 80
Due to Trust Companies and
Savings Banks 80. 49,. ... 3s5 az
Individual deposits subject to
Demand certificates Of deposit. 's SIS 90
Certified checks -. 80. 1855 81
Iotal. ........ go. 1924, 745. re
STATE OF ALABAMA,
County OF Montgomery. IS:
1, S. L. Tyson, Cashier of the above
named bank. do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true TO the best OF my
knowledge and belief
3. L. TYSON Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day OF June, 1908.
HARTwELL DOUGLASS,
Notary Public
CORRECT Attest:
WIN. BERNEY,
F. B. FISK,
]. w. DURR, JR.
Directors.
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At. LOUIS PROyIsIONs.

st. Louis. June 3.-Flour-Qule
and unchanged.
Pork-Steady; tobbing. 1915.
Lard-Steady; prime steam, $50.
Bacon-Steady; boxed extra shorts
Z so; clear ribs 7.s7 L.: short cleal
s.12 Ia
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

New York. June 13.-The dry good
market seems to drag and buyers seen
to act as inspired by a common impuls,
waiting evidently until more Is know
regarding prices. More interest is be
ing taken in the cotton market but tn
rapid fluctuations of the last two o
three days has done much to confirm
buyers in their waiting policy.
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Report OF THE CONDITION OF rHY
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LIVERPOOL COTTON FUTURES.

Liverpool. June 13.-Cotton futures
pened firm and closed barely steady.
marican TniddIfnU n
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NEW YORK STOCK LIST.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON FurURrs

New Orleans, June I3.-Cotton fu.
lures barely steady
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-04
STARR GOING TO CHINA.
Chicago Professor May Spend Rest 81
Ills Life There

Chicago Professor May Spend Fest 81
HIS Lie There.
Chicago Ang I'LL qnest NJ 4 ptps
terious white eaee which HYes in fie
mountains 81 northern hm Professor
Frederiea starr bend I'll the depart
ment of anihropology al tbe uirersltg
Of Chicago viii leave next spring for
long stay in tbe orient After search
ing for the strange people Is the noun.
tains Professor Starr may spend il,a
remainder Of lis ilfe sa0nq the cb
nese for BE- deelares that China within
three wears viii oeeHpe lhe center 81
tbe worlds STAGE in commerce Hs
plans Were announced lls ieaea a
bis class ~ aathf9halog7
According IL III sFam ae wli ieatF
the University of Chicago at fhe i
Of Obs years WORK Lis FIRST a9D after
leaFing America wi b iapan wbere
Ae mag remaia FOR i wears n1 ~
life q tile japau Wae. After ass
he Will make BIS 8ae visit fo hha
which he desisl fae
nation
iiis return he a WA 1aVeaa oa
how Wel be likae chinese llEe.
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.,,..s ~ newspaper tells the simple
.fush ahoat bad man WHO II irving
N set into . public place where he
WI steal the truth IL called aattaek
N When fAe same man runs for ONCE
w iaefs of bis past career ara printed
g show fhe people What thev NAV *.
peer the editor who prints these facts
- $50 ana the rascal poses as q
~ !, S Ahen man turns out wrong
q, - s4ls9F said be would, IL the edi.
,,a,.s g rs prophecies came true, the
n AK. accuse lin Of prosecuting q
49, 49, kicking him when he is
$3.50 .'s,,..'. let Il the paper says nothing
ny soou1 paa men who are trying 70 rob
s w $3.50 tlley say that the editor i
DVuEns ~ aud that be has taken hush
money Emporia Gazette
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ontearaIs - -

Catskill ~ Aug. Eebl ,ss.
old albert reaae4 81 tius pi5es
was drowned d eatsklll creek ID rIl
view Of q half dozen men ana bots 81
the steamer 0nleMa. as was ststea "A
several papers persisted through bls
own carelesanes Aeeowiae IN a,e
LATEST statements tlle bog was pl,,,,,g
~ the aoek Waep 81 suddenly naa4
Jump for tlla bout fle feD b4tros,
the bort and tbe dock a lnq was XVI
medatelE thrown out ana the pan.bss.
q the crew Jumped overheard 6rt
failed g fnd the boz as II AZ aat
come 70 the surface aeain es,e,ag
upon examining tie boy after az M
WAS recovered found euf in his Nom
whieh i Is said was caused Isl str,tlno
the dock y guard rail il the boat wl,es
he fell. WINK
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Says he Was Formerly = Raral sss.
teacher,

teacher,
ST. Petersburg. Aug. 1.-The assss
Of Minister of the Interior Won pl.
s said to bave made pnrtiai
sion. Ia which be declared that
time he WAS sch8olleacher n a
district and was greatly interesiea s
the aenfayo. Ter the eurtaihnem
whose powers De blamed the DESC
lister lie atill absolutely rafnsa
disclose bis name
a watch Is kept on him day S.
night not only iii order Is preveu
doing himself bodily harm but IA
BELIEF thgt be may beuay himseH
his sleep. Thus far however b. Is.
only muflered two words Ia sleep
dearine dimfmtiNes Cor Peter ana =.
talle probably ihe names Of elmFss
and sweetheart
The police have discovered thai
third aecamplice was concerned IA H.
murder plot ami that ~ was stallos
Of a auag SD ihe Neva wheF oa
fhe iulHefiaI yachts WAS moorea. 81 a
ebauee tllat the minister might Is
petefhof fliat day b. boat
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ST peefshurg Aug 4M WM
president d the ministerial council.
had au audience 81 the emperor 5n
occasion d the signing rs the Faa
Russian commercial treaty Ihe M
ehre W long and before = ended il
MBre4 tue minister 0i iust
rived and his majesty diseu~8
tle two ministers the proposed reiar
for the ministry of the interiae
considered nigge and more pr
that = NunreN VIII heconie mn
d the interior but 4 So be VIII ne
chief d fhe ganaarmerle wiact
includes Tue department. d p0litica
llce which Wa merged luto Tits
f8lio ia the ese af the late M
plehge
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MuRDERERs CAPTURED.
Escaped Penney i4aria cenyicts cuars
ed TO Prevent Lyneh.ae.

Escaped Pennsylvania 1envicts Gaars-
ed 70 Prevent Lynehlas.
Bellefante F 8ag Aftm foar
days constant elAse. ia whieh f6e mon
were driven frem mountain Is
ana back agaiH ira Green William.
Dillon and sseae Henderson ss ef
the ave prisoners Who aoke IAN hrea
last Fflaay nleht after Rs baag I'M
Jaflng Turnkey 0sH that 1a afies
ward sled wef captured Fpah.
ton near Lock fln add wage
brought hefe and placed Is stea eei
where tley wii he kep under treae
guard nntii eoaft ue0es tlree w,..s
hence.
Fully 1000 people t6roneea tl,e
streets WHEN tbe captured men per.
brought iil bll while there were nap,
cries "A .iyiFh taem 10 aetualbosa.
demonstration WIS made DomRae
Constance tbe falan afl te. M,
ford ana who confessed u assai,5t,ns
the turnkey VIII he brought lers
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Springfield TIL. aug 4On tile forty
third ballot Rev Edward Osborne.
rector Of the Church &c St John The
Evangelist Of Boston, Mass. las been
elected bishop coadjutof Of tie Prot
estant Episcopal diocese Of Spring
field There were eight candidates.
among them Rev Daniel Ingalls,
0ael, rector of the Church Of tie An
nnnelation Of PhilAaelphIa
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laps LOSE 10000?
Russian Consul at chefu Rraorts D..
aztsr al PORT Arthur


Russian Consul At chefu Rrports ut.
astsr Al Port Arthur
ST Petersburg Aus. a-ghe ast
Russian Hort q the stormne opsr-
tiqns It PORT Arfigur has just 0au s
ceiYel frgm TIE CONSUL ii BussH 81
cbefa
" F general attack began
daT nilii thf japanese III fmnpr
force ~ W two daEs 81
bafaneilt IL aapree ltnted ala
tbs Japanese the time 81 send
THIS dispatch the consul adds.
every where been repnlsad wal e
loss
me Japanese casualties paslg
reached 8aH huf the Russian a
wefr insignificant
IAh ean further REPORTS hat a
kiissinH h aN abundance b 8a
nnntan 'Fas faI agam does n Ba
tigi naTaI Operations ms A
considered Possible that tile Russ.a
NafshilH pas gANd ln sbellae
besisee faH the
3Hs eSaet lafe IS .he vent
g llis at clear
lneiiiad G fagsmison is ngt
= S liils la8a g.st g wis Is sg5rems
me s events which b
ses % a saturday
4h sts6ef ese EtH reports haxe aa
reserved Nltil considerable egnffa
attsf Siie eniAte fMnors
atiA''i oa fareisA SOURCES hst Wees
& seems tisai tlia Japanese advance
aEaliiai t'anen Km1batkin was timed
g occur simultaneously wifh the
salnf upon BORT Arthur.
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CAPTURE or slMoUcHgNG.
Japs SAY Russians Left 800 paae
al Field.

al Field.
gokso. Aug. Gle japanese a.
feagsa tlle Russians III Sllnonehena
ana afase tlesu toward HalaAeag III
sharp f4ld mhiel began last Saturday
and ended on sunday che ItussIAns
lett 300 dead al the field aud gasi
six guns.
Ylie Russians eccup.ed i range s.
high Aiils north of Sinaouchene which
we4e strongly defcnded with covered
trenches. fortress and covered en-.
placements sshich consumed months
in constructing. me aapanese seized L
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Eiras ArE..u Co.. ".

et' tetefsDafg Au& The frsf de
taehment q &c FIRST afmy corps W
cenlly modified p the ST. petersia,s,
district nag left for The front KS
* ,l'ea's q sgssaeks hate been added
70 this corps The FOURTH Don 49,
sasSs 0itlslen, fsise8 bg goiiBfort
liiisllnepi ghae General Telfhea
leaves for The seas II war aexf
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Escaped Convict Recaptured.

Fishkill Landing, n. "a. Aug. i wIl-
liam Brown, who escaped from Mat
teawan state hospital has been cap
tursd as be WAS walking on the streets
Of Maiteawan Brown thought be went
over The mountains to an eastern town.
but had turned around.
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RHEUMATISM CURED
na z. L. Hawkins, 1913 West 9th
St., New York City. Says:
BY Paraeamph.

II have used Paracataph in a severe case
Of Rheumatism, and viii say that got
immediate, relief. I have tried almost
every preparation that IS now before the
I public, and find that Paracanpli is with.
ont question the best remedy Tor Rheu-
lnatism. I wish you success and heartily
recomned Paracamph
! Mr. Hawkins is only one ont OF many
thousands that have been cured 81 the
wonderful penetrating remedy Paracamph
This new remedy Is 4 scientific prepare
ton which when applied. opens the pores
Of the skin, allowing the soothing, cool
ing oils to penetrate toseatof the ailrneut,
removing the soreness and congestion,
drawing out the fever and inflammation
by inducing sweating. Il sweass ont the
pain and aches, and this is Nature plan.
Don't ruin your stomach with strong
internal medicines for Rheumatism, Mem
ralgia, Sore Joints, etc. We guarantee
paracainph to relieve and cure yoHi used
as directed IF II fails your druggist Will
refund your money, f yoardfaggist don't
handle Paracanph ask him to get for you.
If be won do this send direct 10 us.
But don ttake amy substitute because there
isnothing just as good. Paracanph issola
only in as cent, SO cent, and $500 bottles.
The so cent size contains three times as
much as the rs cent size; the s 100 bottles
eight times as much as the rs cent size.
The raracanpl Company ouisviAes
XVI, us. a.
SOLD BY
IN A. NAXysC WTt. Ka....... i y |
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sheehan ExeeutIYe chairman.

Indianapolis lnds Aug 4 Thomas
Taggan chairman Of the Democratic
national committee authorizes tile an
nouneement that William 4. sheehan
of New York win be chairman 81 the
national executive committee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-04
BEEF TRUST BROKEN
So the Secretary Of the Butchers
Organization Declares
INDEPENDENTS WIN TRADE.

Packers Combine f1as -VsA
the Strike, According to the Strike
leaders, All It Had Gained N Twenty
Years Of Fighting Outsiders
Chicago. Aug Homer p Can Ihe
international secrehgy Of the butch,
ers organization, says
'The greatest feature Of the strike Is
that The meat trust has been nrosen.
Instead 81 the packers disruptme the
unions the disintegfati0n Of one cf the
greatest combinations the world has
ever seen has already set b. For ten
years, from 1890 70 1890 the consoli-
dation Of the meat companies was car
rled on ana from 178l packing plants
in this country the number was rednced
to 100
''Now the tide wlll set in the otAe.
way The packers know that they have
already lost control Of large part of
their business and Thar the i've siock
dealers VIII da all tBat IS possible q
assist ia tlie defeat since tbe strike
the independent plants Qf Chicago
Louisville Cincinnati Indianapolis
fittshurs ana Springfield Mass. hive
been working night end day This
trade win never be recovered ily tbe
trust Ny REPORTS ARE that tbe danger
has aireaay been realized ny The hlg
packers. II took the packers twenty
years 20 build up tielr combination
and now tbe fruits 81 the rictprg wiii
be snatehed irons them by THE Ab8r
anlens The public Is supporting rhe
independent plants heeailse Of Che darn
aging evidence secured l,y the govern
ment against the meaf MONOPOLY
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-04

The Finest Lake
iii the Adixondacks.
Via Adirondack Railroad to Riverside and
Leyet's Coaches and Steamer Evelyn.
HOTELS on scHRoOg IAKE.

Leland House ...,......c. /. Leland, MIR
SehIoou Lake. n. \.
0ndswa House s...........F. c. Bailey
Scbroou Lake. n. \.
Taylor House {and is Cottages. &. Taylor, Ill,
Mgr TaYior's On Sehr0on, n. X.
Watch Rock Hotel George Cecil, Prop,
Adnondaek, n.
Neon Hi Camp Mis- Helen Warne Prop.
PostersYille, NY
Wells Hoas. 5. Wells, Prop,
foltefsyille. n +
FOR rates please write tu sAe above addresses.
also ior booklets and further information.