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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-03-28
GRAM VALUES DECLINE
DESPITE DAMAGE REPORTS.
VISIBLE SUPPLY on THE
DECREASE.
Lack Of Outside Interest and
Generally Favorable Weather
Break the Market.

Bulls were unable to retain their cd
vantage in yesterdays local grain mar
ket. There was some early buying on
reports Of ny damage In the West and
light local receipts. but a. soon n the
shorts had covered the market sagged
Of its own weight. There was Q fairly
large decrease In the visible supply. but
this was Offset by easy English mar
kets and an almost total lack Of local
cash demand.
TIE visible supply Of wheat the past
week decreased l.l:e.seO bu.. against .
decrease Of Als0OV bu. In 1874 81. Louis
stocks decreased 6s.VO bu. and Chicago
deSreased N.V" blu. Total visible supply
ssi'.s,S 81: % bS;; ssainst $50 ..s bu. = week
:, Worries shipments OF wheat to Europe
The Fast week reported Al S..A.sO bu..
against 9.SceV~ bu. = week ago and s.
Wheat on ocean passage afioat for Eu-
rope the past week reported NJ 4. ~. .0Ge bu..
against &. .::SV6sW bu. . week ago. Increase
asseSS e": BroSmhail estimated . de-
May wheat opened Sc up. ranged from
$.Vs1s to $l.OSss and closed at 8l.Wiso bid.
Corn also closed easy. Local receipts
more trtsk than they had been for some
time. Argentine crop reports were bear
The visible supply Of corn the past week
Of 5000 bu. In lsSA 81. Louis stocks in
creased 3.sse bu. and Chicago increased
3"@ bu. Total visible supply ss:s:-
ago and io.sNseo bu. in isss.
Corn on ocean passvaee ahoat for En-
rope the past week reported at 9.i3D.0s0
6u-. ssatn1 M.7lNSSe bu- . week ago:
the decrease at l.soe.ess bu.
May corn opened 1-lec on. ranged from
lSasc to aS3.trSse and closed 1t Ssis14eh.c
Receipts q wheat at g. Louis ss;ses bu,:
car through. against ss.:ss bu.. Of which
80 SKIS. and . cars lccal and cars
through. In 1874.
Receipts Of wheat ~ primary points
in 1sa4. and shipments ::7.ss0 bu.. against
l3s.eNe bu. Northwest received - cars.
against 80 cars In 1854. Chicago received
ss"S bu. and Kansas city N:.sS0 bu. Clear
Receipts Of corn At 81. Louis rs.eW bu..
Of which all were local. against s..0ee bul. !.
of which q cars local and !: cars through.
Receipts Of corn At primary points for
- hours sokSae bu.. as against 1eeeos bu:
in 1904. and shipments 3s.Nse bu.. against
.ss!"e bu. Chicase r., rserved SE.Ss b1:
Receipt. Of oats at st louis s.:se hu..
Of which g ears local and 10 cars through:
and Il cars through. in 1904. Shipments
Reee:pi. Of oats at primary points for
a hours .3e.NeS bu.. against $4,000 bu; in
lSss: and shipments :l".eS h"-. against
The visible supply Of oats the past week
decreased 198.0g0 bu.. against decrease
g. s f. r su , ro,s s
ago and io;:ssSss bu. in 1874.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-03-28
PeO1Oee

BCTTEE- sa.rs Ee::se: Gssss
=, seconds 2nz,c: dairy pacxrt. fancy :t0:sr.
poor 20 fair 1856: Iscle-yae1ss. EXTRA zen DC:
aSess sc: psoce.s :142cc for cisoics; country
ro:i &c. and Desked lsisc: northern soii 06ae:
CHEEsE-Sor-hs.r. "a ,e1ess: Twins i4r:
single i4lsc: esisi.. lsae: roans Americas Isc:
.osx rorns sc. New fora se.ns H.. I'm
sur1er iS1isisc for choice. hr.ck i.U!:i.e fer
esese.: q; !!s!;:E 70, p~os. s~'as 'se for
Eas;s-E.cs,pr. s.Ss rhzs. keai arr $50
through. shipf~d s.rc vSss: marie, hlRner.
turned. city paxaed caaes fe.usned. ;se.
LIVE PCitIRy-Fowis ard Young enieksna
niSed lie: b,oiiers u: Ms. q iees,. i:c: roos-
ter Old and s.sssy young s.. ,uyseys loe for
e.ao.ce dressing sfo~k: heavy sosss lee ana esi;s
Isc: dur.s lie n. seese C.: capocs 1sr, 0uinse
eh;eksns :: pr doa: I:s~0ns u ger dos- and
Messed PoCLfRY-scsiaed aea- Arssa
vita heed and feet on: fowis aaA youn9
rnis-s I;s;ii,,c. h-osieSs 1sr: ssess saie tus
ksYs I:e :pe choice. tleko Gc. 9ee40 oDse:
eaS,o:S I-EIse: M,Fs less.
s;AAE-V!i1 ~. xs s.~r tc1 WayiA10O = -:
teal &. -: NiAs: 3! -. tarkSHses n .
ROASTING 1iG3L48:kss at ss>S0- - ~
VEAl--Cha.ee 9, Gssey Goe to - issD y,-e:
he.estrs ssxsi1 scd .s'n :aAc.
fHEs&H RISH-SunSsh -. eSo0oee. ee f6e
small sod - fur lAsge: baacx Aees ssr: 1renee0
eaa. ensiostans o.. ~. aMd eosiarooae On -:
s3noeh;Ii cot esc. bolIkeode. dssaoe6. -: bof.
fsso. grees. 1Asc. on4 drssea1 easc ~ laeRe. -
eor aaaii. 0ssaea carp 3as0ee 1sssso1: 0suaD
8: 0hass SsseA 3: esao se. SEesssS ss2ossoD
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-03-28
Oats Rule Weak, and Provisions
Are Practically Tn
changed.

RIPCBLlc SPECIAL
Chicago. March S.-Ffom an over the
Southwest. ~ we'll ~ the Ohio Valley.
advtces told how the wheat crop vas at
tanning a luxuriant grcwth under the
spr!ng-like skies that have for the hast
week or ten days poured down generous
Quantities y! warmth and sunshine.
1t was This sort Of news tina: the trade
mad an car f0I. and which finally caused
the feeling Ut hesitation noted At the out
set to give way to one OF beaftshneex. \
wave ~ selling struck the pit after the
first hour. and 4. y result prices for the
deferred months broke sharply. the July
ing al :e4s: TO Ss,c. ths, delivery sold to
s.''sc. reacted to SS'ze. from which price
it broke sharply TO N..c.
Ihe selling Was IaISe!y ny saorts
eerinEs some lines bought in the expec,a-
zion that prices might do better. a hope
born Of the theory that a reaction was
The ever-present fear Of some unexpect-
ei manipulation in May wheat Was the
Partial cause OF hesitarcy early. but a.
tha, delivery was not being traded IN
ported. the deal for the moment lost It's
CORN WEAK
Ccrn recovered from q weak oven:ng
only 30 weaken again when 1ats and
wheat prices tumb!e1. Tie market vas
given some support early I.y the bull
houses. hut tho trade generally was IN a
bcarish mood AMI Gid not need H.s:ch en-
couraSement to sell.
Naturally the fne weather r. having its
effect IN corn as well AS other Graii's for
II present conditions last. planting will
commence earlier ,nan as'Iai. Heavy re-
ceii.tS were q bearlSh factor wttG the
trade to-day. GAG cars Oe,nx considerably
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-03-28
PROVISIONS UNCHANGED.
AARkEry M TELECRAPn.

s1Y?r'; ,S Y'i and ans,aHs: ss ,'.:f
-s,s i:-af ss n:aisss aas:' ON s.
snca.. Lea s" S;i Scs;ssrn Sala.s 81 is.' T. :: b:
ai,oa; No hard Mani,oss Sic: {. o. b. ahaa':
!srn.i very weak: ,;ssIin:d 10 IL. iox poin; e
n. day and closed i:a;sc blow Saturday. s
tics except the SUPPLY J-csca-- w-r. bear,sh.
ssneou.as.GE bear pre>sar. r@st OF sh. day: lay
sss.c closed s;s.s: sept; s:s.ass:. closed s:a.c.
S.In.,:ec.i''. 1885,: ,po. s..aiE No ,:,;:,. s:
st.SSs: 30. whit. s.c, Option n.ariss!
Ma. '...s:...e. ;IcS.i a'..: Jpi. cose,, 80.
& iar, ':s,': eats. saa: it,. ' ns,sra, s xs;.
So: s ss sx a % iisesd ,,,s. ws:;e Hide. .s~s @
E..: steady: .,a. meat. .,..dy. Lard steady:
% -.i'sS Sii Easy & wcsi s,'n .s nor'in.
Petroleum quiet. Rice cute; Aolas:e. steady.
yriv .rss. '. s:n Hssen Sa ~s.' hard
s:ss:I e. 81 's::sss; So red :, Ssa, ,;sS :s;
s. s. July = 80: ST.: S..S 10 10 : n.ss. .ss.s.s; ="
ks. :,.sas ss:i sa :ess;.wssss N: ss';. sis s
c,:,n :!.-s: cats as."-,. s;hipm.Ets-Wheat ss.-
hsa.c ae s"ia aai;S % s... osss % quotation. --r.
sdrnSs s 80 g. s5 ys;;as Sa 81 :'s. III:
= No .9,.c: No. white i:Ms.i,c. No. 5 whit.
s'u3li.c. Ry.-S". :.i.c. Eari-y-';c:i f~...
Ing harley s.a*.: fair To- ch":c.. n.altine $50
Sc 'l"Ssr.'.n,,act srsss s @ n3 q rr9vsion, "a.
.. s: ..'-h: as: .hcr, ribs sides ,ie-~es - So
a.: ehort Clear sides ,hxd.b Ss.s.',a;. Whisky.
basts Of hieh~in.<. SIS
Cincinnati. O. March gr.-whi.ky-pfstilie:s
nni:hs.. goods quiet c. h.sss cs s!S
M;T.SSs YS,,ss,S Wa. A:;e NcTsh.sn ., ss
July .oc hid Rye lrme.: No. s5'. "a s.isc- bar
lev steady: Nc ! Sic: sample SIC asked- Corn
steady Nav 49,. asked
Duia;s MINI. March E.-wh... to errive:
No J northern :, .:a. ON t,k No ! North
crn 81 .5ss. M. : Ec-:h---, S.tcssN.03is. May
81 es.. ..i Sc. july s. ..i.s: Sept. Soc. Oats TO
arS.. I;,..,9. and On ',s s;,: ss v.s -ws.w.,
81 HsnssiS sss.si iS: iuiS a sIss Sept, S..aG:.s ~.
hard 81 .!s..: 80. Northern Nn:: n: !:
$40. second patents 8 S'9i.ee: fIs; clear. 81 S.
az .Ss. seSoni clear, 5: s,s:--a Bran in bulk
Liverpool March $3.50. wheat .seaay: No
I California g. Zee futures steady. MAJ SS sisd
sect s. ~ ''orn-S2o' fl:,n: American mixed
new q s;.d: American mtaed old As I'D. futures
Peoria. March Corn s,eaiy: No yellow
s.i.c, No exc. No. exc: nc-erats s3a.fs
ss<c. Oats steady: Nc. white sac. No.
Tae.;o. March ..-..ov.rseee-cs.hs s:::',:
Ma,ra & 81: Ar,i. s.. He; Ss": prime al
The Visible.
Eev Ycfk March s.-The visible sncpiy -
e-ain Saturday. Narrh 3. a. compiled by ~.
wheat :. SIS s.e bu.. i-crssa. LIZ. ".s: e",n ?.
$50 decrease ,ts".,: oats :. i... s-.. increase
,as s.s ~. / sis s... decrease %ays barley o.
50 0ss. decrease sas,.s-s.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-03-28
1sgg0.

g-.zr. sf.. SPECIAL
Men G5-s NsFcS @--SE-s -H.,.:a.s i:.ssi
ras~s TIE vra'h~- szs c.rs- ~: s,r!po.fke
~t.h ;srs.y~ra-u.- - c.;r--S n. a,o-- Receipts
r.3sa .-ss tg: ;s;s ras r-S.y sn;ici-
fass!. an TIE cee~cc ..iy 1t>cu1syr~t IN tHs
cIos.-g % las. u~.E. Tie ;ua-se; HI! e.sz.-
:o s-ra a: 'Ee late set:lIne bass - !.cc On ;ae
best .eS.IA. rask.d W-s-e-r as3 kear.csy
s.-.:s e.:h invoices - s:aex 90. 90 arrive
rom sh~s- sections quite .sh. SIY3i.ss Il
.sc rAare ;ro,A! as tn ara..iy and customer.
Ioi-..ss a.! ckecss wore ~ i!eh: ssspol, and
0s.,.., Dock es.s firm. E.-:r:r t-s: Ics.c.
sas- 80 svcc i-c. ken:s ky s~s !-.sc, far 20
sc--! i:s rynn~<.~~ -st S1G.ey-r h<s, -. /.
sAI- 81 GeA fs>,c- - cks .sc. G.-.isS &c Isc-
I-1-i eSss :Ndc%.
kansAs .@iy NnL Hs-ca c.-fsrs s.~sfy:
Mtsnoy.. Ari EaTaszs rev No. SNi:e0r1.s
c,se. sncirdss I.as- ns- f-ss-. case coua. i<c
r~r .s.gss. csses -ssur-.t irc 30 f-sea scAl
shcaer. Aarrh :. -EeEs sssady. snart.
easss 'nr!s4ef. Issc. ers's Isise: pr'ns e.s;s
ssc. e1r.as .S-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-03-28

050eP1oa0eO0a M0eke1A.
SORGHUM cANH SEED-La,ese sale st a. "A
Grass SEEDS. We quite. Per To- lbs. !: Clover
a. ss from = TO = %, trashy ~ 20 SIGN IS 20.
;Se"Fsnss = a ois: ss s: enast si =, s. 3 T. .:s
]: q. 81 s::s: >as: clover al sii.:s: ; do. s:
III S;c. g; I sss, s,;. IIim. Dc: on p Z.
STOCK AS-Whipp.orM.I sl.;s yer buL
xArfik Fl s'ss5i e. sae a. Sc ,.r N. H..
SUHFLowER sEED-Nominal as y Fer ~
:, Kl-AcK,ErED PEAs-saIe. 10 s&a prime at
CASToK REAHs-Bil 81 :. rer hu. for prime
IN Sa1 lots On: q: M sss ssr smaller su.nti.iss.
tied ouoie: Sun dried Psach-. at SIC: apples
::' s.e.s a: se E s sSss. :.'s 3;
BEANs AND rrsas..cho,c. white bean. aru
:nr lcss on Z. irk.: counsry q. .:.ai. e. weevii,'
's,: fss s sc r.l ' r. ~ i. .s: 81:
s's; ToErN.,s srn,!l. s~:c: r.d hidH.s sas .,.,
,ssi.s: 'rni~r color iis re: infer. we :. ssoS.".
dark. etc. less: extracted OF strain !. ehoace.
In bhis 4'sc: DO In cans .V",=c: very dark ami
Mos:s- Quot. r.r m: GRAY mixed lsai,.e:
s.i h'a;n M ",s.a :a:,,S Msch,ns P,:k;a1N
del Lsrd tcs NJ. fo. E".i bound: N.ssS
:ak psri Sbl:. 81 y for wood and S, :, f"r iron
ruS nd Ole; hill, : % fer s... sscor ss.s, ..s, !, Ss:
Stack work bis: s-hoop fonr &c. s-hoop d..
5 S:e ts"' % s er % sSs!. s9s' s ss sS.:! q g. ~ g
meal :se: s-ho"P lime -. S-h.op do 80.
per si xo1 ss & M M ss na;- 81 III. .i: '
rE.,ATs.. -. nf.srns: iishs and ssi:ns q 7e so
faS1T: M SEN an" farmsr. a. .,"ck as II :s:e
Tor wnits and s;.c for red.
s@s,, Ssse 3. .sei;sss a! - g. e"; .'s' 's
THESTNTrS- -inror'.i .i:aiisn, .asc PER ID.
MA!SaFS-SSo.ss va s. e. E 'sr ssr iS u, m.
MAPLE sl'GAEm meu,'ah.: D.r H.. ss sss
s. soRs:Mi "s "9uoie prin. rev. eva. =; &c PER ss,
H"rs.o,s ,s..I Ns; :; e York e 's. M::.ts" =,
REooM spRN- Msrkrs nrr, sh. offerings ~.
not fully supplied E~s.7.. vatuee in Okis-
ma hsv: Sssn sayanss Ard . ,h',: = -.
uk. here ano.shie a. s4s per TON for ordinsry
=: ssE fas SA.o,. n ss fsssA rs en- ri. mi.
SID = Hf f % ' a. 81 T. s,:s '
,.ssGs ,s6 4 Hr ,S5 Oh M, so,i, and shoe, &c
brass 80: copper 50: zine g: lead SO: pe.-
CASTOR oII-In lot: 9. ." gals. or cver ee
SSi:s i: en- smaller ou.n,i,,.. + per- n % more. @ "
.oTToS sEEI. o,I:.win's, white &c. ,..:
a ;:fh,E1 sia ss. .ss: ~ :. ...
e in :A s sa s.: xX 4 'i:s: ss XXX x -s;s sS;s
SSSs sS .,s. &c: ;ssr E: ':s: sn: r: II: :;s
duck 81. Turk.y-Tail c'e.r nc: tain a00
s~,: ..sr -: ,ss wine and .sir'. re: M ;sS ~,:s
and pointers i:c: body choice Sc. Chickens-
R.S.rss Ginseng a. 8. ssas :, n, sv.r,.s -.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-03-28

&c: striped bass s0se: turtle. snarptne. r.
FROG l.Ei;S--. 7so:ce !arxs G.S0:.S -
dox- n.e?iunn Si.:as
Prsvsss6n~. .
.,Ss,E nSKx; F. Q 9: =: ls-Suo;s standard "ss Il .
i.AkD-Cn"'cs steam on r. side closes -.
tnAliy 49,: ke;;ls-,endexed .,.c.
GREEN HAMS ErC--far lots held & q. %
= side thus: Hans. Nav. at =. l:s ae 9ke.
81: skinned haE,s lss Mt s1.c. lSecAs SIC. -
Is n SEC: Caii.ornias Vt SAC to &C.: New Yogk
SHOULDERS sgesil:-av.b at s.. bellies. edS-4v o2
:c. 1e-av. q s,.c. i:-Av. =, s'.r: Is-av: AZ ~.
run -h"usr: billie. ~ 3: =" Sc a. N aver.ss:
Csiisorn:as as .isss5sc: New Xcr: shoulders
n s. aiy:aT-Tc arrive. Iocs. cured e..s.s
at S.s:,1c g u 3: bx'i. .css IN a ine Way
ranged thus: Extra shoyts sc. c'TiAo ae
G.sc: short clear at :f.c: bellies At ne to O.:
piate< and fat backs a: 5-.c: standard bachs as
BAtON-ENi - meats IN tOSOtn9 way
Sanxe:: Breakfast bacon from -. ior heavy TO
II for choice light. hams at s'-c .. ice. Can-
ranged: Extra shorts u: :'.c. cribs at sisc.
short clear At sac. b~l:ies n: Sac ~. ,l1StD
AMI fat backs ., ss.c. STANDARD hacks at &.
cot NTRY I.ARD-Ouoie at 5s.5,:c prr n.
Oiled SrE.ARlNE-N,minala At 6..S:1e.
TALIA)W-CSsintrS quot able at frut.s 3iz0S&O
~: No To %zAc Cor No. ]. Packers prSmo
iKEASE-s.uo;c: Rrows g. ye,;ow "a s7,c.
white a.. for ordinary so'5v for choice l.aSk-
ers seocs: Brown s,saS-~. yellow NJ sasG3s.c.
whit. SssIac noninaiiy.
and Fulton Market = syn.: msss $. 50. Dried.
per lh.-Sess lli-c- t.siies Hc. knuckles l:i.c
Oussdes PC. Tooanes re 10 IL.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-03-28

Nessesaay'o nrok C0eae;oeo.
Ss..~.says GEARING hoa.-> statement sAe0Ns
css.rfsSs 3 sS-.ssl- eAlars>s 81 -fsAs5.
The Nesol NoeAes.
Se~ Ns-k March .,-Tr. i>p-s.,a s.n na.aSs
Sc< s.Gss-- S~z-e . as rrss,-.sss 30 rcvRSsfR
- shoots fHslOs.1G :se sec-n: Se-:ze- az
r,rs>. .Ix ID :sr $50: All AIS Co. eacares.
I..ra.,r ,Ae -a-kes Vas eu.ee bat sseasse: %
,yuzracs. VITA ss- A.y s.-- abroad &ocs eios,-:
Is -~s.S - C1gc>r Aleo acsaeee3 Il tie iA,s-
e.. aark~s risss-rE ca - - FER Gg>1e AMI ssD
= sS sc- ca.a->s Iscagis .Ae .sAfaes Vas us-
re-exr-s LAKE e.r.es e. r.~6,- -. electro
s.Ss-s Il. . y. a i.saS3cn l1rAs,y !: uas g.-
rs.rs~a q; - .ssss e. Srei.e- veah tncsnv
rs-srs ss-na-sst .: q - q Iroe csoo>a
iAe "a ir ts,aaecr an4 - N Nizsiese.sr, iI>-
c1..s- g.. sz.s - ~, scsa.-y Eo<rssra
n: ss0,s SO .u<sasrv Sra:sSsa oca No
e,-esyv S.,S:as.n ScsS IL ISIS
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-03-28

g. IIo.i.-Juiy ~hea. N.c eeiisrs. Puts Sic
sr .G G.a.Sisc AMI calls ss'Sr So.
Mii~ aukse-May wheat: Puts q iiis snd calls
81 iAha bid July ~hest I'l.s xasc and calls
sHl.r. xsy com: Puts >ss1ss$c I'D snd calls
sSirn.a,p.,.- -ssay wheat q So t.A Puts
z, - tii s,d cafe q .lsH bid Ju'y Whea:
CesS Iuss 3! o. ia asd cells elss,s.LsA-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-03-28

Sew T0Pk Ss0ck Qooeatle1s.
Sew York. March 9s.-Eoilcwing are Ire hsEh-
est. lowest ana c;ooinG quotations. 20. s;ocas
Oa the stock Exchange to-day. with the a,..oun:
RAILROADS.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-03-28
STOCKS AVN nsDxDs At BOSTON.

Bossne. March :S-ClosinR aucsassons to-day
On money bo.as stocks ana mining st4s,0
Were ~ follows:
NOEEr.
Gail ioens $685. PER cent: tine Inaas 3,S2S3
per cent.
A.ch..oa aas a.. = .Mex.can Cent. =. -
A.~hfscr Ss....-.ioeS
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-03-28

0loaa9 Seoeko 0s XeW Y0eA.
ysv Yevt. Mach c.->lcs.ne ev,eA:soa0 ~
.-Aav'o sefcseg e.>rss see sn;1cWS
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-03-28

?s1anaes*crs q. .Ae eanss ~ers n na&e-,.s
vcszN> ptseyaEs sase0 C<se Geea4y ss t,s -
~ - eoo6
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-03-28
wssa.


pReR0o00Q.
on city. -. March ::-Cr.siie hais.-es 3 =:
eSSn0casea. - et1. shsenens1 Iaoe9o: sySxaeS
A40: s,lEe Ie.S1. average S.sN. a. mspeqL
AEA S6.e1o: oxes1oe O.I1s: :31A G0A, l1ks
-, oseyn0D Gs.16A
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-03-28

w::h:.s:: x.,sr S :. cA,s'lass =. "a cash bal
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-03-28

H.- Ycrk. Ea:rh -:-6fse.ng euceAsione Sor
,nas on she STOCK Exchange to-day we're -
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1905-08-03
EVIL OF PRESENT DAY.
Mental Faculties Greatly Disturbed by
Noise

Noise, in my judgment. is one of
the most powerful and most success
ful disorganiZers Of the mental facul-
ties in the world said a thoughtful
citizen to representative OF the
New Orleans Times-Democrat, "and
when we reflect on the enormous in
crease in noises of all kinds, we will
probably be convinced that the time
is rapidly coming when the race will
be in no small danger mentally on ac.
count of noise. Progress is noisy;
necessarily So ] suppose. But when
! speak of progress of the noisy type,
!. of course, mean material progress.
We can't build, in material sense,
without making noise. Intellectual
progress even is not always along
quiet lines. But | was thinking OF
noise in a lighter aspect. Have you
not noticed how some men become
mentally reckless on account of loud
talking? Have you not noticed that
children will sometimes shrek them
selves into highly nervous state?
They become mentally disorganized
on account of the noise they make. ]
was rather close observer of a man
at a game of baseball the other day.
He started to yelling gently and grad
ually worked his way up to the alti.
tude Of the shrieking rooter. Before
that game ended that fellow was as
mad as a March hare. He had been
crazed by his own voice Noise is a
dreadful distractor, when you come to
think of it, and the trouble about the
noisy 'rooter at ball game is that
In driving himself to the madhouse he
is likely to take a few other fellows
with him.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1905-08-03
NO MORE HEADACHE
GENERAL WEAKNESS AND FEVER
DISAPPEAR TOO.
How n Woman Was Freed from Troubles
That Had Made Life wretchcd for
Many Years.

The immediate causes Of headaches
vary, but most OF them come from poor
or poisoned blood. In anRmia the blood
is scanty or thin the nerves are imper.
fectly nourished and pain is the way in
which they express their weakness. In
colds the blood absorbs poison from the
mucous surfaces, and the poison irrtatey
the nerves and produces pain. In rheu-
matism, malaria and the grip, the poison
in the blood produces like discomfort. In
indigestion the gases from the impure
matter kept in the syaem affect tho
blood in the same way.
Tho ordinary headache-cures Mt best
give only temporary relief. They deaden
the pain but do not drive the poison ont
Of the blood. DR.. Williams Pink Pills
OH the contrary thoroughly renew the
blood and the pain disappears perma-
nently. Women in particular have found
these pills All unfailing relief in head
aches caused by anamia.
Miss Stella Blocker recently said: "Dr,
Williams Pink Pills did me n great deal
| Of good. had headache nearly all tho
time. After had taken three boxes of
these pills became entirely we'll"
"How long had you suffered ?" she
was asked
For several years. I can't tell the
exact date when my illness began for it
came OH by slow degrees. had been
going down hill for many years"
"Did you have any other ailments?"
81 was very weak and sometimes had
fever. My liver and kidneys were af-
fected as well as my head"
How did you come to take the rem.
edy that cured you?'
~ saw in southern newspaper a
statement Of some person who was cured
of like trouble by DR.. Williams Pink
Pills. My physician hadn't done me any
good, SO l bought n box of these pills
After had taken one box felt so much
better that kept OIL until became en-
tirely we'll"
Miss Blocker's home is at Leander,
Louisiana. DIR. Williams Pink Pills are
sold by all druggists. Besides headache
they cure neuralgia, sciatica, nervous
prostration, partial paralysis and rheu.
Glatism.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1905-08-03
Kentocky Yarn.

Out on the vcranda of little Ken.
lucky hotel several "colonels" were
slipping mint julip and telling yarns
about the weather.
when All was up in thaw noun.
tains, sah," said lanky old gentle.
man, at began to rain one aftahnoon
and before thaw shower was ovah
thaw was fish all ovah thaw ground.
Bass, trout and carp fell right out OF
the clouds. sah."
The old gentleman who was rather
corpulent placed his glass on the table
and said:
"Cunnel, that thah was a pretty
good yahn, but 1t don't tech thaw ex.
perience | had fohty miles south of
Frankfort Why, sab, it began to rain
thah one day and fish came down by
thaw ton. But that isn't thaw strang.
est of il. A thundah stohm arose, tn
lightnin' struck thaw field, fried thaw
fish jpst as, nice as if they were fried
in youah own, kitchen an"
But the other "colonels" fed.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1905-08-03
A Maid Of Honor In Fact.

The late Lady Bloomfield was a
maid of honor and published a book
Of "reminiscences relating some very
intimate incidents of her years at
court. The result, the London CORE
spondent OF the Manchester Guardian
tells, was that the queen forbade her
ladies to keep dairies while they were
in waiting, and from that rule grew
one of the neatest repartees that the
heart of the professional diarist could
desire. A young lady who had just
been appointed a maid of honor was
receiving congratulations at a party,
and her host said: What an inter
esting journal you can keep" The
girl told him that journal keepiIy was
forbidden, and the answer was: "Eut
think ! should keep one all the
same" "Then," said the girl, what.
ever you were you would not be a
maid of honor"
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1905-08-03
MISS ELLA OFF, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
SUFFERED FOR MONTHS
Pe.ru-na, the Remedy That
Cured,

Miss Ella Off, 1127 Linden ST., Indi-
annapolis. Ind, writes:
81 suffered with a rundown cOnSti-
tuition for several months, and feared
that would have to give up my work.
"On seeking the advice of physi-
clan, he prescribed tonic. found,
however, that II did me no good. On
seeking the advice of our druXgisf, he
asked me to try Peruna. In few
weeks I began to feel and act like a
different person. My appetite In.
creased, did NOT have that wOrn-OHf
feeling, and could sleep spIendidiy.
I'm a couple of months was entirely
recovered. thank you for what your
medicine has done for me. "...EHa Off,
Write DIR. Hartman, President of The
hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, Ohio,
for free medical advice. All cores
popdence is held strictly confidential.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1905-08-03
Forbidden Guest.

The following verse from a recent poem
on "Our Christmas Guests" discloses "A
delicate little hint:
Come from that darkened corner, You're
the imp who in my ear
For thirty years has whispered with
feverish lips of fear.
That the thing to get was money, the
stuff that men most prize:
Don't think I'm longer blinded by the
glamor OF your lee
For you're a mighty liar, and the thing
To keep is health,
And 1t has "A value greater than all your
boasted wealth;
And another one is honor, and some more
are truth and right:
\ can hardly bear your presence amongst
~ s,,cSts to.p!ght
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1905-08-03

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