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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-19

Yolp", riei Bertha, i'd booc i'm
tbncoics cir,cn Nbihiebsbciud, Der,
iprohen."
.@cr miro benn Swau5ig eng
liid)c Mcilen mcit bel ipldenl Wet'
Ter rcilen, aanS abaeleben odpoil
naB mir nit Dem Mugen obneOies
nid)t burf)fommen!"
Bertha obcr lieB l,id,t ab, biz
sic griioer lid cnolih Sn Dem @aa'
mis- cntid)loiien. IN Mantel ge
bii1t, iubren iie ob, gefolat Dor
mebreren mtneren Wagcn, bic ne
nieitens Die naditc Mnbobe jt er
rcidcn itrebteu. Sm Mnfnnge ainl
Aacs gilt, nber halb perlpr elmer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-19

Oieier beltausgeltattcte, 207 Seize
ipolten nmiaiienbe mo reid illit'
i~trierte 8olenoer bat f~olgcneen Sn'
bolt:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-19
,9aat nms sas &inSlein BON Seth
lehem lieben."

Su riei emit Der lie6esliibeaoe
III. 0~rauSisfus ans. 60 modte
all6 ih, lieber 2eier, Dir %snrmfcn.
Sest lit ia Die beilise, Die ielige
@cibnodtsSeit. ., fniec nieoer
Dor Der arippe bes msnidaemaroe.
men @ptesiobnes mo Iage ielbit su
Dir: .Dieics 10 uuid,einbore 2ino lit
Der eptse @ottesiobn, lit Gctt
ielbIi, Der uneunlih eroBe @ctt, Der
Simmel ma groe eridafien bat
unb Tie erbalt unb resicrt; Der ole
Niaipnen bon @ngeln ms Soiein
geruien, MiGionen bon Sierneli
ans Ornament eeiest, Miaicneil
anocrer lcbcnoer @eihopfe seihai.
fen ius aud Dir oas 2eben se9eben
bot. gus 2iebe sn Dir uro Den
onocrn Meniden bat Gr oeinc
Natur in &nebtsseitalt aiisenom-
mer, mo lieat in elmer elcnoen
Grippe, duBerlih in Ni6ts inter
ihieoen bon einem sepObnlifeu
WenidenfinOe. 8, ipelf cine Or
nieorigung, weld' cine 9ennIt6,
welh' cine acknowledgements" -
8, bite Sieies a0ttlid)e 4ino nm
8er5eibums ipesen Seines Stol5es.
wcgen Seiner iiberaroBen giael'
licbc, lpeaen Oeincr llnsuirieoeubeil
unb aiSerer Seller. periprih Sbn
9riiernng; entidlieBc Did, aler
! GrnItrs aleih Somit ui5uiongei
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-19
Der G6riitbamm,

cine mitten i'm @interldnee grit.
nenoe 3anne, nit brennenoen Sid).
tern beiGet ru,o nit nergoloeter
Sriiften nnb SiiBigfeiten bebanseit,
Sentet auf Gbriitlis, ben Baum oes
2ebens, bas 2iht, welfes IN oit
9todt oes Seioentbums leud]tet
uno auf Die 8nooen mo Sriitt(
Der grloiung.
Der eottlife grloler, oaS Sid)t
Der @elt. bat nod Dem eiptger
MotbIblmIie @oites geboren iperoer
loden in Ser A3eit Der 8itterlon
nenipenoe. 9as firdlide Sfficiln
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-19
Mariem /. AalemOer
iiir bas Sabr 1906.
MIMI

Oieler beltausgeltattcte, 2O7 Seize
ipolten nmiaiienoe uno reid ilit'
i~irierte 8olenOer Dat folgcneen SSn'
bolt:
WollitGnSiges &alcnSarinm init suSlf
nemcm Observation-Disclosures IN
@ort unb Bib, Den 4%bbilomneen
BON sm6li ncnen Mpuatsbciligcu
nit begleitenber poetiiher 2egenSe
bon Gorb. Yeregrina.
SQmtriertcs 0cbenfblatt fir Sas
Sabr 1906.
MemiabrSsrnh bon ". q. &eoel-
berger.
Sic leibliden mmo geiitliden Nerfe
Der Yarmbersisfcit. Son p.
Mler. @oumgnrtner. 5. ).
Die geaeannas Narias NIT ibrem
fremstragenSem Spbne. @eSihi
BON p. Mler. 8anm9art
ner, s. j., su Dem sleidnamigeu
J~arbenbrmf nndb BENT Originate
oes Observation-Disclosures M q
9 hmuI5l.
Shlansensnuae6. @rSdblung aas
DEM 9olfslebeu bon Soren;
Seiber.
Sas Sirens i'm Often. Gpiiooe aus
Dem ruiiiif . japaniiden 4riegt
BON u. S.ruffa a.
Der fleimc 6io. Cine graGblunl
aus Dem moOernen Stalien boz
W. g.
SEEM Der Serr Sas Sans nid)t bant
grSGblung aus Dem 8olfsleber
bon 80. Sol. 6 clippers.
Sin Sintenfler. &riminalsM opea'
BON 6riebrih Sbieme.
Sic &arireitasspreSist. Houeae BOZ
Sobonnes Waprboter
s. j..
3uei @prte. @eDidt bon 8
9 d IN / t..
Weppp. 6~arbenoruf nod oem @e
mGl0c bon &. BON @laas.
rs fommt bud mud!" gr5dbhlnl
bon q. u.
8cm3im-cin Seilmittel. Cine Auto
mobil.@ cl6ihte bon Mr.bn
u d. lcitner.
SabreSrnuSid)am bon Or. Sen
NIT Uieleli gilhern.
@icle prddtise original : Sauitra
tipnem ION bc,uGbrtem 6HnflerI
idmiifem bicicm ncnen SagrgaRa
mcldcr and, wicSer ben bclicbtcI
MnmSfalcnSrr eatbalt.
9lus benz Chengeilannten fann Tic
Seoer elm llrtbeil hilbeii iiber al
bas SntercIinnte, lpaS II: mllere
YrGmic III iinoen lit.
Mir icnSen Sbnen Den 6alense
foitenirei. iuclln sic ioglei6 Sbrc
%riidltGnoigen announcements : Vetraf
mo $500 iiir SoransbeSablune Ell
id,ifen. Senoen Sic ben @etra
prompt eiu, Oenn Die Nadfrase |
cine aroBe urb es biirite iinier Sol
ratb idncl pergriifen Iein.
Nbtmngspol
&urens Wpnner,
l0r5d,n ft9f,;hrp
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-19


fatbeu i'm bctpuBtlos ui;tcr eitiem
Moec ocs ibmcrcn @agens. Nls.
Die boiimerl0en Efcrbc losgeifnitten
morSen, baitcn Tie picstid, ben @a-
gen 5uriidaeltoBen, Mmos lpar &c.
ltiirst unb unter Oos &ab acfom.
men. Wan brahte ibn gliiflidJ her.
Dor, aber es bnnerte lan9e, biz Sc
ben in ben beinabe ~critorrten 3or-
per siriidfebrtc. Holf belt bes
SrennSes ,Sonpt i'm SGooB, Bertha
bel,ate lid iiber i'm - ea Dffneten
iid ieiitc Iugcn nub ibre glidc
lno &dnhc beaeaneten lid,.
Nnnos iliiiterte Bertha Elm panr
@ortc 81 rnh iic nidte lGtelno.
Gin leidlter 1inS Sertbeilte Die
8olfen iuN Gin Sonnenitrabl fiel
eriiBenb mnf oas Saupt hes pie[-
| sepriiiten Mdodcns.
Santc Goan bemiafomrnte Sic
@GIte bcr5lid nnh beitons baranf.
SaB lie miloeltens eine @od)e
blieben. 9als entbedte ibr ifor-
fes Illae. tuic sic Gerbdltniiie sipi-
ideu ibrer iuueen 6reunoin mo
amos STILES itanSen. Sic freute
iidl unb beidloB. oaB sic Srau,lna
in ibrem 6auie itattfinoen ioqte.
sd bin Geine smcite Muttcr@,
iprad) lie 5n Bertha, rnnb i) min
lid eliidlib uernldblt ieben, be-
Dor Tn BOZ, mir id)eibeit."
Nuos nor iiber oen SoridlSa
ent5iidt iiub 10 pare Der Sod.
5citstag beitimmt.
Inter &arrp Gbopman's Nod).
laiienifaft fanb iih nod Der grobte
Sbcil bes @elbes, oas CT 8alf ge-
raubt. gs ipuroc ielbitperitGnnlid
Dem reftmabieen Giener Suriidae.
aeben. Dieter ober bat Ste so.
mile Chapman, ais 3eiden Der
grfenntlidfeit iiir nle ieiner
Sfmeiter erpieiene 2iebe ipenia-
items ocn Nnfaufspreis fir oas
glodbaus iih %critatten AT laiien.
limo als balo orei idOne @rabiteine
onlansten, trua elmer berielben bes
fleinen &uocff's Namen. and)
Oanfee-Ya miro nid,t peraeIien:
Die @ebriioer 9opcr id)enften linn
lire EierSe es aab meit mo
brett in Ger Irairie feline eoleren
There.
Nad langem Mesen fam berr'
lites Better. Die @aiier ietter
lid obne uam6aften Staoen 81
thur, mo Sic aniieolms nm Slut
erItono pie periiingt aus Sen 6ln'
, then. Die Yrairie fleiOete iid in
lieblid,es @riin, Die aanSe Matur
pranete inn Seltfleibc. limo Der
alte 8eiitlid,e, Der swei Wal ifor
} gefomnen mar, Bertha 9oper 81
trauen, erifien siim Oritten Male
una Nun erfolgte feline Storung.
Serbia 0oper uno amos Stiles
pnrben permGblt.
, MI eincm ihonen Sommer.
morgeu beianO iif cine feline @e'
ielidait aui Dem 8eroed bes
, Gamblers, DER lid lansiam III Be
mcgune ieste. Sim llier itanoer
bie 1rennoc Der S6eioenoen rni
pinftem nit Den Tii6ern elm leetes
2ebemobl. Inter ibnen beiqnb lid
Yanfee.H Soul fr1itige @eitalt
1ros offer Miibrume fante er ell
mGhtiees Stiid 3abaf. nnb als De-
Sampier in Der stromung Srebt
: uno Die 6rennbe einen lesten @rui
beriiberminften, REF er begeiitert
oSeruialem. lit Tie nidt rcisenb'
Yer ,peiB, mas i'd getban bate
: ip6re id Inn sebn Sabre finger &c
wcien! 9od Jest it's am beiten
e ih iebe uadb meinen Hieroen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-19
@eidGitsfIbrer.

Der lestcn @ogen, aui Dem iidl
Sranen mo ainoer beiauoen, DIE
Mid)t,mg unb gerictb In ticfes
9SoIier. gluios nno 3ali eiltell
ioiort sur &ilie. Nadoem Die
Weni6enleben gerettet mo Ole
Yieroe BON DEM eiuaciumfener
@ngen losgeihnitten ,paren, itier
s(acs IN Srbmiug no aber mar
Nmos?
.amos2 Mo lit gmos?" rie.
ZEN Die SriiOer utb @crthn crbebte
IN namcnlcicr angii.
Sic cilten ms Moiicr suriid me
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-19

ul,o bite Inn Seinen Scgcn, nm
Seine &ilfe, boB on oeine sltell
@oriGte audi aus5ufiibren permog't.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-19
Miph Minn,onN

@ieb Niemano l~n9cbeten
&dtI, or fonntc, tpeun befolgt, mis-
gliiden, mlo 0ir legt mou Die
SGulo ser Sbot ais ldJruere Gait
0onn oni 0en Miife1.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-19

nprauf Des intecn Manncs irbi'd)c
8iillc rubtc.
Bertha brad, bel bielem Nnbltf
rid,t 5nianmen; upcr Gage mo
@odcn pergingcn, bis Dos 9ilo
ienes entiteaten Nntlises IN lbrer
EhontoIic crhleihte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-19

Die Same Der @eidniitcr in Ituns
ntcr Segliidmiinidung.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-26
DRUNKENNESS A
TERRIBLE AFFLICTIeN

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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-26
renn.,I,anIn nepuhIiran. ueet.

HARRISBURG. Pa April 2G-Thc
Republican state convention which
meets Zoo this city today. will nominate
Representative J. Lee rlummcr ~
Holiday Tor state treasurer and
renomlnato President Judge Charles
T. Rice Of Wilkcsbarre and Judge
George 70. Orlady ~ Huntingdon aud
Judge James A. Beaver ~ Bcllcfonte
FOR superior court judges There Is mo-
opposition 10 any OF these candidates.
and Il is conceded that all viii boz nom
mated by reclamation.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-26

An epidemic, even "a mild one of
measles like ihai recently experienced
la Harrington. ., an expensive thing.
20 say nothing Of ihc days and nighis
OF Eork and anxiety suffered by moth.
crs of young children. The worst ~
10 il TOO that such ouibroaksare large
ly unnecessary. The recent epidemic
Is dirccily traceablc 10 the visit. Of
parents and childncn 70 uo0,Ick where
measles wcrc raglng aud Hhon the facts
we're we'll known. The best citizen Is
the one who holds the Interest Of the
community highest and guards IL safe
~ aud welfare most sacredly. This i
notthehrsi warning. We have had them
In the past 10 the outbreaks Of scar
LEI fever. diphihcria and smallpox.
Altogether they have cost Bennington
thousands In money and the lives Of
many loved oges. lot us al be- sem
siblc and intho future do better toward
preventing the spread Of disease.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-26
sAIo YoUNo WAs MURoaAIo.
Wtfasss made DFamstte AsseFtiea
80 raffeFsan TRIAL.


NEW YORK. April III Caesar
Young was murdered was the ORA.
natir declaration of Cor0nsrs fhysl
flan nr. PHILIP o'llanlon few min
utrs hefoTr lhe trial uf Nan Patterson
was adjourned for the day. ilerorier
Ion. ihe lurS, tho spectators, attorneys
Zoe ihe defepse and prosecution and
especially ihe sirlish prisoner huns
UPON the Nonds OF the witness with in-
tense Interest n Was perhaps ihe
most sensational uiieunre which had
oomr ffom the witness chair since lhe
beginning of lhe TRIAL
ur uiianinn expressed ihis opinion
after q srueiling cross examination hy
Abraham Levy, counsel for che de-
fensr NaInly ihe lawyers had tried 10
make ihe physician who performed ihe
autopsy Upon Aunnss holy admit that
ihe rase might have born onr OF sui.
eide.
Two other very Important statements
wfrr made hy witnesses during the
day
Quo was made hy Frederick 49,
fharis ihr rahmnu who drove Young
and Niles Patterson In bic hausum Goa
the morning az ihr tragedy H. said
that nnnen Seconds elapsed from the
iImr be- hrani ihe shot and Nhru ihe
sccusri iuung woman pushed un ihe
imp and directed bin 90 drive a.
duus sinne Pressed hy juror ip rk.
plain wis hr bad not hooked into ihr
cab M'rhnels said be- wHs afraid De-
woud 'ir Shot .f be- d.i sn
William sirmm. De-, ih' young man
who was ihr nrsi witness in ihe iras
els nnd who conducted ihe cab aud iis
osfuranis o. ihr hospital. made nu.
oihrf statement. which Is regarded aa
Important foT ihr defense
On rru,s examination Mr iavy ir'ni
90 irfm from rlo witness hDn Miss
Patterson conducted herself sirmm
sa.d ihai 90 hlm be appeared shr wasn't
81 o. cri hui srcmri afraid or asiinm
ed in do so.
"lnu Were present when shr was irfi
with doe hn'iy nf Caesar iouuE were
yon not asked Mr Levy.
"a wns."
"what ava she do while sou were
ihsref
"Shc lung herself on her knees and
criei. 'Oh. Frank. what made your
How could you DO iif"
"lou did not t.atify a. that at the
last ir.Hlf'
"Nn"
when the trial was resumed there
was the usual crush ai tho courtroom
door aud n horde OF the curious Assem-.
BLEED on Center and Elm streets 10 sce
the young woman cross the Bridge Of
sghs
Police Captain Sweeney was one or
the important witnesses called early
In tbs proceedings.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-26

Village President A. j. Cooper has
roceitod a isiIilon from ihe ioung
meas socioiy knoan as uhe "nnIid
ers" asking that ihe village fountain
GOA Maln sirrei be pui into shapc The
Sop ~ ihs watering trough has roi
hcen in place for some iime and some
repairing neels 90 he done 90 ihe
drainage and drinking esp p.acel
uherr. Tho Petition aill probably ho
brought np az ihe regular mo.iine 81
ihe trustees Monday. This fountain
uas a gin 10 Bennington Dos be-, con
diiion and carr have hoen ~ "a charac.
ter % di,cour er 400 other, generously
inciincl.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-26
Low Rates For National Educators.

CHICAGO. April 26.-All railway as
sociations in the United States and
Canada except one have granted the
National Education association a rate
of one fare plus 50 membership for the
round trip TO Asbury Park, n. j., and
Ocean Grove, n. j., for the forty
fourth convention of the National Edu-
cational association July 3 to I. The
teachers of the city of New York, CO.
lumbia university and New York uni
versity will unite in entertaining the
members of the convention for four
days following the convention.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-26
Britt and white to Fight.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 26.-Jamcs
Britt and Jabez White, the English
lightweight champion, will fight in
Woodward's pavilion, in this city, on
May 3. The supervisors have granted
the Hayes Valley club permit for
May 3 with the understanding that
the club will promote the Britt-White
engagement Charley Mitchell, repre-
senting White, has been met by BIRTHS
manager and reached an agreement.
The articles call for the boxers to re-
ceiye 30 per cent Of the gross receipts.
the winner to receive GO per cent of
this and loser 40 per cent
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-26
FRANK {. HOWE. Editor and Publisher

TIE Russian assi has departed from
kamranh hay leaying hhiad sixteen
~ iho seak ani slos aud old vessels.
Ever think of b ihai ibis IL shat sill
happen % al uf us somfilu,e in tho
nos very distant future. Tho younger,
mo kofner, the ADLER and lhe stronger
ill press Goa and leave us hfhind
Make yourself aseiui and srnsih.y
progressive or sou uiil frsi he t.euod
9Th suspicion ani ihrn dropped bc,
hled, a human lrnrilei io clog ue
rlrrrni
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-26
Mile. Urged For EouItnbIe Head.

NEW YORK. April ga letter has
been received by director of the
Equitable society from the New Eng
land Policy Holders association urg-
ing that General Nelson A. Miles be
chosen as the head of the society when
President Alexander retires. The let
ter states that there is an almost unani-
nous feeling among the policy holders
of the New England states that Gen
eral Miles would make a strong, hon
est leader for the society.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-26
New building For University.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. April 26.-It
has been decided at mass meeting
that citizens OF Nashville will aid in
erecting the new building to replace
the structure recently destroyed by
fire at Vanderbilt university. over
$33, 900 has been subscribed TO this end.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-26
sheng Kungpno Turns n Sod.

SHANGHAI, April % Sheng Kung-
pao officially turned the first sod of the
straightforward railroad, though the
work has been proceeding since July
last. The ceremony was delayed ow.
ing to Sheng's illness. II was announc.
ed that trains would be running to
some extent next year.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-26

BALTIMORE, April 26.- Official an
nouncement is made by the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad company Of con-
tracts being closed for $50 new loco
motives that will cost in the aggregate
100000. The American Locomotive
company has received the contract for
all but five
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-26
Another Independent oil Plant.

TOPEKA, Kan, April 20. - Plans
were completed here for the erection In
Kansas of another independent oil re-
finery. Among the members Of the
company are T. A. McNeal, Governor
Hoch's private secretary; Congress
man Charles Curtis, General Wilder s.
Metcalf, the pension agent and United
States Attorney ]. s. Dean
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-26
rrn,ernnI M,.,ic cIreIe Meet..

SARATOGA. April 20 The grand
ruling Of the Fraternal Mystic circle ~
the state Of New York. with Grand
Ruler Frank G.. Hoffman ~ Geneva
presiding. convened here in biennial
session supreme Ruler r. r. Duck
Witt Of Philadelphia was among those
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-26
4 FREE CIFT FOR YOU
Every Reader CT The Banner TO Be
Given Booths Pills.

To show what real medicine viii do
in curing constipation and restoring
the bowels and liver to free and natur-
al action, Druggist Gokay will give
away three dose package of Booth 5.
Laxative Pills to every one calling
his store or sending by mail.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-26

A. New York
Washington ..... q % O.
New York ........ q 10 l.
Hits Washington g. Ncw York 10. Err
rors- Washington. 3. New York. !. Bat
terlos- Hughes and kltrdge. clurkson.
Hogg ana Mcclure
~ Boston
PhDideiphia ......O i03 OO4 20
Boston ............ D % o o.
Philadelphia. "a. Boston o Errors
philadelphia 3. Boston. e. Batteries
Bender Powers Wnddoll and Schreck.
Dincen and McGovcrn.
At Detroit
Cleveland ........ % q o o o o.
Detroit ............ % % o % % o. 0
Hits-ClcNcland {. Detroit g. Errors
Cleveland %. Detroit a. Batteries
Rhoadcs and Buelow Donovan and Wood.
TAN n OLE pERrENr ACES
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-26

This package that
is given you by
GrugQ list Gokay will
prove there is no
gripping, no straining
no arrangement of
stomach or bowels
when Booths Laxa
tive Pills are used
They give a gentle,
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ment that completely
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of all waste matter.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-26

A large package of Booths Pills
costs but % cts and they are guaran-
teed to cure headache, specks before
the eyes, dizziness, liver blotches PIN
pies, constipation, and all trouble of
the liver and bowles. Get the free
package today and you will say you
never before found q medicine that did
YOU so much good in so short a tins
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-26
BASEBALL SCORES.
Games played Yesterday In the Ns-
tfonai aud American Leagues.

A. Philadelphia
NeH York ........f o rnf -
Philadelphia ...... o q o.
fiitH-Ncw York o. Philadelphia Er.
rofH-N New York T Philadelphia Hnf.
tffirs Taylor WIifHN and UrrauHnHu
PiiiinFer washer and kth1c
A. hrnokiyn-
HnHfun ............ % q q m r..
BROOKLYN .........f 70 % % N . 3
iiits-noafsn 9. nrnokifn % Erfnrs
Boston Brooklyn O. Batteries wills
and Needhnm Jones ard Bergen.
81 Louis .........s 5000 700 o o.
Cincinnati .......1 OF IL
iiits So Louis f. Cincinnati d. Err
icsies- campbell and warner. Harper and
Schisl
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-10-15
Some SeasonabIe Advice.

1t may be a piece of superfous ad,
vice to urge people at this season OF
the year to lay in a supply of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. 1t is almost
sure To be needed before winter is
over, and much more prompt and sat
isfactory results are obtained when
taken as soon as a cold is contracted
and before it has become settled IN
the system, which can only be done by
keeping the remedy at hand. This
remedy is SO widely known and 50 al
together good that no one should hes
itate about buying it in preference to
any other. It is for sale by +. j. Ram
sey, w. b. Frame, Bonner & Bonner.
and Ardmore Drug Co..
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-10-15

LIVESTOCK MARKET LETTER.

Kansas City, Oct. l4.-(Special.)-
Everything is favorabla to sellers tAis
week i'm the cattle market. Although
receipts are as heavy as any week
this year, prices have been steady 10
strong on killing cattle every day in
Guiding quarantine and 10 to 20 cents
higher on Stockers and feeders. Steers
in the quarantine division are steady
today, cows strong TO 10 higher. sup
piy of u~uarIntincS this week is a third
larger than last week and has included
some better quality stuff. One load of
corn fed cattle weighing 1906 lbs,
from Indian Territory sold at $o.25
Monday and several strings of straight
grass steers have sold at 1920 10
S3.45. Th.S is 10 to Is cents higher
than they ' ere selling two weeks ago.
A few rough and thin steers sell at
$3.50 to 81 80, but sales below So are
not as many as a week or two ago.
Cows range from $2.25 to $3.50, with
a few fed cows up to $3.50. Gamers
sell at $l.65 to $2.25. Not as many
calves have been coming lately
and prices are 25 to so cents high
er. top i'm the quarantine division this
week 81. although very few calves
VI any utnNl lUAlbh navy h'Nh III AAAth
division. Heavy calves bring SO to
$3.50. Prospects just now are for lib
eral runs and a good healthy market
balance OF this month.
The hog market has been going
down until the last two days when
there was a reaction of 8 to 10 cents.
Top price today 1928, with all weight
selling abOu. alike again, bulk of sales
$50 to $50. Receipts are heavy, but
packers seem to a them a little
more than they did a week or so ago.
Not many heavy hogs are included
indicating lighter receipts this winter
than otherwise would be expected.
The sheep market mas been strong
to a little higher every day for near
ly two weeks, although receipts are
fairly liberal. Best lambs bring $6.75
10 $7.25, wethers and yearlings $4.75
to S5.25, ewes $4.25 to $4.75. Demand
from the country is very good, breed
ing ewes selling about like those for
slaughter, fed lambs $3.50 to $6.25.
Quality has not been very good late
ly, although the supply has come from
all points in the West. Good prices
and possibly a further advance, are
predicted.
j. A. RICKART.
Live Stock Correspondent.