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STATE GRAIN INSPECTION, rEwB. 20.

Inspected In-wheat-Cars-Great Northern
No. 1 northern. 13; No. northern, "a; No. 8,
IL; rejected, ID.
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul-No. north
ern, 8; No. g. %; rejected, Fl; no grade, 8.
Minneapolis & St. Louis-No. 8, 2; rejected, I.
500 Lne-No. northern, 2; No. northern,
8; No. 3, 8; rejected, 2.
Chicago Ct. Paul. Minneapolis s omaha-No
Chicago Great Wesfern-Rejected, /.
Totals--No. l northern, 16; No. northern,
81; No. 8. AZ; rejected, al; no grade, 8.
Other Grains--Rejected macaroni wheat, car
No. 8 winter wheat, 20; rejected winter wheat,
II; No. corn, Z; no grade corn, g.; No. white
oats Il No. 8 white oats, Q; No. white oats
20; No. oats, ~ no grade oats. u No. ? rye
no grade rye u NJ s b. No ds9 e ar
jected flax, II; no grade fax, l..
Cars Inspected 0ut-No. 1 northern wheat, %
No. northern wheat, ID; No. 8 wheat, II
rejected wheat, rs; no grade wheat, 2; No. s
wointer wheat 4; No. yellow soen l. no grade
O. No. 5 oats, 1; no grade oats, 8; No. 8 barley
d No. rye, 4; No. fax. 8; rejected fax, g.
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CHICAGO GRAIN
LEADING LONG DEPRESSES WHEAT-JULY
CORN STRONG-oATs FIRM.

CORN sTRoNG-oATs FIRM.
Chicago, Feb. 27.-The selling Of May
wheat by the leading long at the opening
caused decline CT * in price Of that de-
livery to-day. There was also scattered
selling by local professionals due to lower
cables. The opening on May was 1sc
lower to nc higher at $1.04% @1.05A. On
heavy selling the price quickly dropped to
$1.04, but advanced on buying by shorts to
$1.05. Initial sales on July were A@Mc
lower at 95A @96%c. After selling at
961ac, the price declined to 95Bc, but rail-
lied again to 967sc. Minneapolis, Duluth
and Chicago reported receipts Of AL cars,
against ZIP cars last week and 314 cars
a year ago.
The May delivery broke severely late in
the day on enormous proft-taking sales.
The leading long started to sell quite free
1y and tho action OF this operator caused
general liquidation. Prices started down.
ward. Stop loss orders came out on the
decline adding to the weakness. Before
the selling had ceased the price had
dropped to $1.01A, or SIC from the high
point. July held comparatively firm, the
low point in that option being 95%c. Some
recovery was made within the last fifteen
| minutes. the close on May being 81. 03M
a net loss for tbs day of 1Ac. July closed
| We lower at $500.
Close-Wheat: May, $1.035s; July
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THE CASH TRADE
FIRMNEsS THE RULE-GooD GENERAL DE
MAND REPORTED.


FLAX--Steady and in fair demand Prices
Minneapolis received "a cars against 10 a
year ago. and shipped 23, Duluth received 28
cars.
Closing Prices-Minneapolis, cash, s1.16A; to
arrive Sligo; February. $116A; May, SILT
OATS-No. white closed at 42Kc. Receipts
a cars: shipments, cars
HCORN--Receipts, IL cars; shipments, cars
No. yellow closed at 4e1sc:'
FEED AND MEAL--Coarse corn meal and
cracked corn in sacks, sacks extra, 81 rs; No.
/ ground feed, 2-3 corn and 1-3 oats. 8O-lb sacks
sacks extra, $1S.25; No. 2 ground feed, "a corn
Il oats, 75lb sacks, sacks extra, 1925; No. 3
ground feed, 1-8 corn and 2-S oats, in 75.lb
sacks, sacks extra. $2o@201.
IILLSTUFFs-The market is strong and
eastern demand very good; Bran in bulk, SIS
@1625; shorts, S18616,25, middlings, $1s@
1925; red dog. $19.50@20; all +. o. b. In Min
neapolis; In 1O0-lb sacks. $3.50 per ton addi-
tional in 2OO-lb sacks, 81 per ton additional.
Shipments, 1,60S tons:
BARLEY-Feed grades are quoted at 4o@44c;
mailing grades, 44@54c. Receipts. rs cars;
RYE-Continued keen demand is the feature.
No. 2 closed at 1910. Receipts, 8 carsi ship
HAYSrimothy, choice, $0.5o@1o.5o; timothy,
No l, $e@9.50; timothy, No 2, $7:50@s.5o;
land Choice, $s.5o@9; upland No. I. $500
$50 NJ ss@7; ,i m;dl LAM sssso e.
straw. $5@6. Receipts, % tons; shipments, 8
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Dawald & Hoban, Waterville; Molm and Don.
ALLISON, Morristown; G.; Hitter, Monticello: ".
Ee o. r. Euf Finn Morrs
Henderson; ". r: ward, Far,ninsto +; 3.
winthrop; J. A. johnson, La Fayette J. 3.
ksiinsfoni; j. 4. fetsfson 'S oofato. hsn
SIOUX CITY LIVE s4ooK, Feb. 27.-R.-
ss5 r.: sds assi u.s. s. is lbs So So
8. il ,5 y e
lb bs G sste; il cows 500 1bs $3.50:
sows $50 lb. sa5s: coys. 2eo lbs sss s. 20;
ss.25; 1 stockers, TOD lbs, 1915; yearlings.
4so lbs, $2;75; yeeaarlings, e2o lbs. So; year.
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK. Feb 27:-cat
;eees Ma1sst en
steers, sa.25@4; southern cows, s225@s.15;. ma
tive seMs and ~ hslfsrs S2as; sockers and feed
HossWReceipts. 1000; market steady to
"a Isn't: no,n.rz
steady sai sheep. sa.75gS.eo, lambs, s5@5.s5. -
OMAHA LIVE STOCK, Feb. 27.-;cattle-,-Re-
Ssfs
%aThef aE lover: 6as7S ssf5
5 s5S;''1 Mixed sj.a9a5.s5; lights ssi5S54S
e stssdy sheep s2o@pp25 lambs, sSas
ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK, Feb. 27.-cattle-
Receipts. 100, including 80 Texans market ac
s2 sfs.as aP HosRsceps
@stist 5 BE s9e 1sats G 81 pasd5
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MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON, Feb 27.-The cotton
market opened firm at a decline Of points to
an advance of II points, with the market show.
ing increasing frmness as the call proceeded.
The decline Of the position was due to
the disappointing Liverpool cables, which were
considered poor eiough to warrant a decline Of
1O@15 points. But the very bullish visible sup
ply statement and the very small estimates for
the movement during the new week gave the
situation very bullish turn.
New Orleans also showed frmness, with July
selling up to 15.07c. Spot interests were buy
ing here again, particularly May Houses with
New Orleans connections supported the market,
and in spite of end-of-week realizing and rather
hullish accounts from spot centers, the market
ruled generally firm, with prices 6 to 10 points
net higher. Trading was nat more than mod
erately active, but offerings were very light.
Cotton futures closed steady. February, NOM
inaI; March, 14.4sc; April, "A. etc; May, i4.s1c;
June, 14.7sc; July, a. 78c; August. 14.27c; Sep
TENDER, 12.S1c; October, 11.9Sc; November.
11.75c; December, 11.6Sc.
Spot closed quiet. Middling uplands. 15.1Oc;
middling gulf, 1880. Sales none.
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:, NEW YORK METAL MARKETS.. Feb. ~

M, NEW 9OH R 3, MAhhEIs. Fsb. z1.- ~.
advancing Is Cd and futures declining Is Sd,
both positions closed at El23 los: Locally tin
was easy, closing at 27.T5@2S.121ac. Copper
closed unchanged at G57 Is Cd for spot in Lon
don but advanced So for futures, which closed at
M g. Is t ss and
trolytic and casting at 12.37H @12. 621c. Lead
was unchanged Mt 4.60@4. Cue locally and at
in the New York market. closing at S.osa5si &c
and firm at the advance. The London market also
E22. Iron closed at 61s Sd in Glasgow and at
42s Cd in Middlesborough. Locally iron was
unchanged. No. l foundry is quoted at 81. Is
@915.25; No. foundry northern at $14.25@14.76;
No. foundry southern soft at $12.25@18.76.
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$3.50; old. s7h@97Ac; September, old

eoNc-
Cash Wheat-No. 2 red. s7@s1.1o; No. 8
red wheat, s1@1.0S; No. 2 hard, 97@S9c;
No. hard. 90@9Sc; NO. northern, $1,000
LOO; No. 2 northern, 98@1.06; No. 3
spring. 90@$1.03.
The feature in the trading in corn was
the strength of the July option compared
with May. The opening was easier on
lower cables and on the weakness in
wheat. May being A@Ac lower, at 561s @
$3.50, and July down 7s@Ac at $3.50
$3.50. Commission houses were active pur-
chasers Of July and the price Of that de-
livery advanced later to 55%c. May sold
off to $780, but rallied to 56Bc. Local re-
ceipts were 1872 cars, one of contract grade.
The weakness in wheat affected corn,
causing weak tone for time. From
71a@57%o, May sold off to 56Ao, while
July declined to 55c.
final figures on May being NO lower at
$3.50. July closed a shade lower at 55A a
Close-Corn: February, $3.50; May,
56ssc; July. 65M@55%o; September, 54bc.
Cash Corn-No. 3 .44@447Ac; No. 4, 400
42hc.
There was considerable liquidation OF
oats by small holders and commission
houses at the start but the market re-
| ceived better support later in the day re-
sultIng in a hrmer feeling. The early sell
ing was due to the weakness in other
grains The opening on May was A@%c
lower at 45@45bc. Covering by shorts
caused an advance to 45kc. Local re-
ceipts were 1923 cars.
-Close-Oats: May, 1870; July, 41%c
September, 36Ac.
Cash oats-No.I 2. .42@421Ac; No. 3, 42c.
The following was the range Of prices for oil
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THE FLOUR MARKET

FAIR DEMAND STILL REPORTED, BUT NO
BIG ORDERS.
Mlers said this morning that business was
Just fair. No big orders have been received Of
late, but there is continued demand for small
lots. Foreign inquiry is light.
Shipments, 47,44O brls.
First patents are quoted at $5.40@5. so; Sec
ond patents, $5.25@5.35; first clears, $4@4. 10;
second clears, 2.65@275; car lots in wood.
+. o. b. in Minneapolis.
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MIDWAY HORSE MARKET Minnesota Trans
fer, st. Paul, Feb. 27.-Barrett s. Zimmerman
report a steady trade to-day. Wholesale trade,
however, was not SO active as looked for.
@226; drafters, choice, S18o@1soi drafters, COM
mon to good, $12o@16o farm mares, extra,
S145 @160; farm mares, choice, $12O@145; farm
mares, common to good, $9O@l20,
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NEW YORK LEAD AND CoPPER, Feb 2T.-
Lead and copper, quiet; unchanged.
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DAILY CLOSING PRICES.
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

r6e2 Break and lost fse h co,s
May opened At $1.o2N, and sold down to close
at $1.01A. Stocks here will increase about 1OO.-
900 bu each Of wheat and fax for the week
Flax sold slowly all day and closed unchanged.
z7so: bailey aa1 9es o9 oas
sc R's Under sa's IN and srns
parity with wheat.
] northern. sI.etz; No. northern, $H May,
sSs aas ass sii s Me
$1l9; July, $1.2oA, October, $1.19h; oats,
NEW YORK GRAIN, Feb. 27.-Flour-Re
quiet. Buckwheat- Flour-DulI, $2@2.1o
Wheat-Receipts. 1858 blu; sales, 100000 bu
west and selling By scsttefed longs later price!
By 3 slight rally on speculative buying; May
semSe!, ~aa% aba%c. Eys-auiet; No: IVES s
tern, e1c, to arrive. Corn-Rsceipts, 1925 bu
sales, q, 900 bu: also showed weakness ON tn,
| cables and with wheat; May, 61% @e21ac. Dat
Receipts, $4,000 bu; nominal
Close: Wheat-May, $1.o5Mc; July, $1.o1s
September, esAc. Corn-May. e2Ac; July, sic
-FiourWstaady: Wheat-le lover: NJ. +. rs $1:o
@1.O8; No. northern, 99c@S1.02; July, 81
asked; puts, 9b1to closed; calls, 9sAo bid. BY
Re lower; No. !, 10000. Barley-Weaker
:t.6 Sa@sse saRPs 9l ioTss sS
s; 46g45e; Ivy. sYo5Ae asked; puts, s45s
KANSAS CITY GRAIN, Feb. 27.-Close--
s5@s7c; No. 8, s$@e4e; No: : red 81. 10; No. 5
$l3 n..d Cosa1sx JS Sit. eas 10 Ns
44Nc: 0atsSNo. 2 white. 42G45c; No. 2 mixed
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MONEY REPORTS

inal, No loans. Time loans steady; sixty days
per cent; ninety days., 8A per cent; six
PARIS. FEB. 27-Three per cent rentes, o5
francs 371s centimes for the account. Elk
change on London, 20 francs 161h centimes for
checks.
t SEW YoRK Feb
firm. with actual business in bankers bills at
s4.se:75 for demand and at @.SS75 for sixty.
day bills; posted rates, 4.s4@4s4ls and s4.s7
silver, 5sAc; Mexican dollars, 4ec; government
bonds steadyi ,o RAILROAD re- bonds irresuias
en- into the Bank Of England on balance to-day
BERLIN, Feb 27.-Discount rates for short
bills. saa per cent; Tor thre months bills, 81
MIN . a se1 Feb TBank elearings TO-
SsSasF rate s. ssdasn Condor esSs;
sight documentary exchange, s4S3.
NEW YORK. Feb. 27;--Another record 70,
IN ne xss dis
to $3.50, 100, 800. an amount far in excess of all
previous high records.
for money, ssH; eonsois for account eApri5
preferred, 81; Baltimore & Ohio. 761a;. Canadian
Pacific; 11S&; Chesapeake Ohio 3oA; Chi
isN; Denver & Rio Grande. iaA; Denver siief RI
Grande preferred, GIN; Erie. 20; Erie first pre-
Central. 100; Louisville & Nashville, 1041s Mis-
souri, Kansas & Texas. 1871; New York Central
western prsfsTEsd; So: onta1.o & &ssfe9n . X
Pennsylvania. b7&; Rand Mines, sH Reading
ond preferred, Is: Southern Railway, 1915
Southern Railway preferred, 81; Southern Pacific
An; Union Pacific, 761A; Union Pacific pre-
states pressrTed,. ssss; Wabash, isA IVA Wa
| Bar silver, steady, 26kd per ounce. Money
2@2A per cent. The rate Of discount in tn
| open market for short bills Is SM@3 3-16 pc
cent; for three months bills Is 81 @3A per cent
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NEW YORK SUGAR

--Sugar-Raw, firm; fair refining, 2N or 1916;
centrifugal, e6 test 8M@3 7-16c;. molasses
sugar. 1892 11-1ec; refined, steady; crushed,
STEADY; No. Rio. 6Mc. Molasses--Firm; New
C)rlepns n M37c.
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PEORIA WHISKY, Feb. 2T.-Whlsky-On til
basis Of $1.27 for finished goods.
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Paris close: Wheat, soQ35 centimes lower;
-FOUR 45@6O centimes lower
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DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT.
FINANCIAL GOSSIP

There was little disposition to trade in stocks
owing to the possibility Of the Northern Securi-
ties decision on Monday.
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NEW YORK OIL, Feb. 27.-Petroleum- Quiet
refined, all portsh. S.00@S.95c.
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PROVISIONS
CHICAGO PROVISIONS Fab

CHICAGO PRov1s1oNs. Feb. 27.-Packers
and stoekyard operators made raid on the
only a tribe lower. The strength Of hogs was
nansa t. g. 81 Selling
off later to S1620. May lard and ribs opened
unchanged at sS.05 and $s024i. The price on
Close: Pork, May, $18.127a; July, $3.50. Lard
May, $7.97h; July, ss.16. Ribs, May, $7.s71a ;
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4 ST. LOUIS LEAD AND sPELTER, Feb a.
Lead-Quiet: 4.35c. Spelter-Quiet; 4.Soc.
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ST. LOUIS GRAIN, Feb. ,2-Close: Wheat
$i:1o@1 II; May, s.. ooA: July. elMe; Ne.
May, bo1k @6oNc; July 62,Sc. oats-steady !;
No. 2. cash, 42Ac; May, 48Nc: No. white,
"a
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN, Feb. 27.-whest-spot
heEen ne%Ral
American mixed. new, A. $40; American mixed,
old, 4s sgd; futures quiet; March, Is Esd;
Nav Is 3D.. - :
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CHICAGO SEED AND COARSE GRAIN,
Cash n1AH fis 'p s6ltnWest s
February, SLIP; May. st.13h @1.14A. I
thy-February, $S.07h; March, 1910. Clio,
February, $11.25. Barley-Cash, 40@60c.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, Feb. 27-Cattle-
Receipts 300; nominal; good to prime steers,
s4so@5:75; poor to medium, $3.50 stock
ers, s2@45o; Gamers, s1.5o@2.4o; bulls, $2@4;
calves, $3:5O47; Texas fed steers, $4Ql46O.
900; slow and steady; mixed and butchers, SIS. 35
0575; good to choice heavy, $5.70@5.So; rough
heavy, $540@6:e5; light, $5.2o@5.55; bulk Of
sheep@Reeeipts, 1000; strong; lambs, steady
good to choice wethers. $425@460; fair to choice
mixed, $3.85@4.25; western sheep, $4.25l4.75;
native lambs, S4.5o@6; western lambs, 1880
$40.
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Ra!1road. enteFing the y1rds rep9Fted feesipts
western, s; Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul, Z;
Minneapolis & st. Louis 10; Chicago, St. Paul,
Minneanolis & Omaha -; 500 line, -; Northern
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NEW YORK PRODUCE, Feb, 27-Butter-
2oc: creamery, common to choice, 1b@25hc;
state dairy. 14@22c; held creamery, 14@22c; fac
tory. 1919 @153sc. Cheese-Receipts, 1893 pkgs;
white. and large colored and white September,
12c; late made, 1910. Eggs-ReceiDts, S,198
pkgs; lower but steady; state and Pennsylvania
nearby average finest, &c; state and Pennsyl-
yanta seconds to frsts. 20@21c; western arsts,
=
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CHICAGO PRoDU0Es Feb: 27;-.-Butter,
Eggs, steady at mark, cases Included, I822c
Cheese, STEADY; daisies, lie; twins, 101ac; Young
Americas, 119l1Ac. Poultry. live. firm; tur-
12c. Potatoes, strong; Burbanks, 85@Soc;
Rurals, 92@93c; red stock, 72@s6c. Veal, easy
81 to 125 pounds, ~ Csc; IS to Ito pounds, 81
@9c.
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NEW YORK PROVISIONS, Feb. T.-Beef-
Firm. Pork-Unsettled. Lard-Steady; prime
western steam Sc. 80,
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Feb.
Flax
$1.12;
limo
over.
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Costs Nothing Unless
1t Cures Catarrh.

So pronounced has been the relief and
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catarrhal troubles that in nearly every
city and village all over this country ne
leading druggists have advertised that
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II it did not effect a cure. Tn this CITY
i, q. Schramm has publicly announced
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ANXIOUS MOMENTS.
Russian People Waiting for News
From the Front

ST. Petersburg. June 9.-AmOuc the ru-
IlorS that fil the city tonight IS one on
better authority Sham Che average that
General kurOpatkiu Is himself moving
southwark from iiao Yang. Tt is not
possible TO authoritatiyeIT confirm the
report.
The public takes hold eagerly of every
scrap OF Information or INSTRUMENTATION
concerning events in The FAR east. Every
one IS alert for official news ot "a serious
attack ON Port Arthur which. il is felt.
cannot be long delayed. ST. Petersburg
Is displaying more anxiety ou the fate
OF Pore Arthur than tia amy event since
the FIRST naval reverse. Iu spite or the
philosOphic calm with which the auth0ri-
ties month ago said that Port Arthur
would probably fail OF be abandoned in
The course Of the campaign. Russians
md it hard. now That the event has be-
come am iumineut possibility. TO assume
an indifferent attitude toward the garTi-
son now fighting iH isolation. The public
Is showing q sentimental interest i'm the
retention of the fortress entirely iudepcn-
oent of its real strategic value.
Except for brief message of mysteTi-
Gus origin from Rear Admiral Witts0eft.
both the people and the official world are
quite I'm the dark concerning events i'm
southern Lao TuuE Every foreign dis
patch is studied, enlarged. distorted and
Ve1 DaUE transmitted. Crowds are before
the boards They stand for hours wait
ing for the latest information. comm aut-
Ing on the significance of each message.
me feeling continually voiced is for
definite news To afIHE SfIEupUEa
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and the town itself. but there was no
landing.
The Japanese troops are conceutrat-
ing sOuthWard with q front extending
more than zen miles from Pulautien 10
Fang Tsia Tung, iu the valley Of Tas-
sakh0
"A Japauese force Of two companies
Of Infantry and a squadron of cavalry
advanced June nOrthWard from Feng
Wang Cheug into the Ia Fang Hung
district driving in the COssack out
posts. q detachment of chasseurs and
company Of infantry hasteued from
Jialadi To aid the Coss3cks. The Jap
aHese abandoned their attack, having
lest one officer and "a oU-cOmmissioned
officer captured and several men killed,
we had no casualties.
"Outposts Of Cossacks ON the main
Lao Yang road were driven iH june 3,
but endorsements forced the Japanese
to retire our loss during the lighting.
which lasted until -. lu., was Captain
Llatchko and two soldiers killed and
five soldiers wounded"
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Hyomei Medicates Air You Breathe
and Kills All Catarrhal Germs
Costs Nothing Unless 1t Cures.

DO not take medicines into tie stOm-
ach to- kih catarrhal germs in the head
and throat. Air alone cam reach these
germs. WedicdtCd with Hyomoi and
breathcd through the neat inhaler that
comes with every outfit the air goes
to the most remote air cells of lhe head
throat and lungs and completely des-
troys the disease germs. HyOmci is the
only sensible. Yet scientific way 10 cure
catarrh. Other remedies may faii. Hy0-
mel VIII cure.
II helps at once. and you get the vi
taHZing and inVigoratiug effects from the
first few brcaths of Iyomei 10 81 sbouid
happen that HvOmei did mot give you
the same good effects Thar 81 has in
MANY other cases right here at home
F q. Schramm VIII refund Eclr money
without question or argument fou Rill
be the sole judge rs 10 whether HEo-
met costs F3u penny or not
The complete uutfir CONSISTING of "a
medicine dropper and inhaler tIat can
be carried iu the Nurse. or vest pocket
and bottle of HyomeL SELLS Tor only
one dollar The inhaler Eil .a~t liie-
time. and extra bottles Of Hromei can
be obtained. II needed for fftF cents.
Nhen you get q HTomei outfit. r. g.
Schramm VIII give Eou a signed receipt
agreeing ~ refund ihe money iH casc
i does rcf cure catafrh and other dis-
cases Of Che respiratory organs, Thie IS
the strongest evidence th8l ne can eos
fer as To his laith Iu ttEuTuei $50 Bay
for II himself in case So does r3t anfe
For safe nT u O. sciirarfn1. druggist
corner Main ana First south slFcets.