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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-26
MY MERIT

Dear friends. am grateful, and thank
you sincerely,
For all the kind sayings you've linked
with my name:
They pass my deservings. but, frankly
and clearly.
I'll say there's one virtue 1 feel I can
claim
1 boast not of speeches, addresses, ora
tions,
OF verses 1 published or essays burn
ed;
But proudly I'll state. in the face of the
nations,
The books that borrowed always re-
turned.
Some people there are who-with honest
intention
Your favorite volumes will take "as a
ioan:"
Perhaps the excuse for their final reten-
ton
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-26
ho14x
Mainly About People

Mrs. H. P. Fahnstock of Osceola ave-
nue. gave card party yesterday aft
ernoon.
The ladies of st. Paurs Universalist
church will give a farewell reception
this evening for Mr.. and Mrs. H. E..
Lamb at the chapel on Mackubin
street.
The Ramsey tent of Modern Macca-
bees gave a cinch club last night in
Central hall.
Mrs. Young of Ashland avenue has
gone to Leavenworth, Kan. to visit
friends.
Mr. and Mrs Craig of Grand avenue
have returned from Honolulu.
Mrs. Charles L. Spencer of New
York mas returned from New York.
Mrs. Taucher of Dousman street en-
tertained informally yesterday after
noon.
The Good Luck Social club will give
card party Monday afternoon at Cen
trail hall.
Mrs. c. C. Miller of Tenth street has
gone to Iowa.
Mrs. c. A. Moore of Goodrich avenue
entertained informally yesterday in
honor of Miss Edith Holman, a bride of
next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Wann removed to
Dellw1od yesterday.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-26

This success is gratefully attributed to
the brilliant virtue of the emperor.-Ad-
mirai Togo.
By Virtue of the emperor
All victories are bought;
The nations warlike temper or
Their leaders skill is naught
ImponderOus trifies are our heaviest guns.
And paltry pawnS our patriotic SONS.
Fleets, armies, guns and batteries
Are trust of fools alone
The essence of the matter is
The monarch's moral tone:
To Thrones and powers my heart presag-
ing. sings
Be vjrtuous. and be conquerors, o kings
Then let the plausive millions see
Your virtues magic powers,
Beneath whose dazzling brilliancy
The stricken foeman covers;
These, these alone make victory complete.
Shall storm his strongholds and shall sink
his feet.
London DaiIy Chronicle
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-26

nj IS useless for women to de1ude
ii themselves with the notion that they
can dispense with. the half-long.
separate coat. Too often has it been
tried without success. The separate
coat fills SO many wants that it is
needed in all manner of materials and
styles for day and evening wear. Real
iZing this need dressmakers have in
creased, instead of diminished, their
supply of attractive models.
There is everything in silk to attract
the eyes of the fair seX-pongeeS, and
the various heavier oriental weaves Of
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-26
Trodden Hard

Three thousand years or more ago
King solomon, both sage and bard,
Observed a fact he noted thus:
"The way of the transgressor's hard. >
The question why is oft discussed,
But this solution seems complete:
The sinners way Is hard because
It's trodden by so many feeti
William b. HILLS in May Smart Set.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-26
Strenuous

There was young lady from Worcester
Who uSceSed to crow like roocester
She uSceSed to climb
Two trees al q time
And her Siscester uScesed to booScest her
Lowell Courier
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-26
coIonists' Rates to Points In the South

The Chicago Great Western Railway
will on January 18th. February 21st and
March 21st sell one way Colonists' tickets
to points in Missouri, Arkansas. Kansas.
S SHIoId indian territory Texas and and
further information apply 10 j. n. Storr.
Genl Agt, Cor. 5th and Robert Sts.. ST
Paul.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-26
RAILROA % NOTICES
To California for $3.50 via Chicago Grea,
Western Railway

Tickets on sale from March to MAY IS.
For further information apply to j. NJ
Storr. General Agent corner Fifth and
Robert streets. St Paul.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-26

Mrs. II. P. Fahnstock of Osceola ave-
nue. gave a card party yesterday aft
eTnOOn.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-26

The Ramsey tent of Modern Macca-
bees gave a cinch club last night in
Central hall.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-26
RY VIRTUE OF THE EMPEROR

Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Wann removed t,
DellwOod yesterday
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30
SUMMARYOFST.L LOUIS MARKETS


both
in
in
condition
ultimately
professional
cf
the
Of
pcned
ened dfracion
i.c
were
yb<.ween q ande
tandun
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30
WHEAT VALUES HIGHER ON
GENERALLY BUluSH NEWS.
CORN ALSO DISPLAYS CON
SIDERABLE STRENGTH.
Trading Fairly Active and Cash
Demand Better Than for
Several Days.
w-..o, ,,Iu,. v.-. h.chcr IN Yesterdays

w:ea, values were higher IN yesterdays
local Srai,. n.a:act- The zoe q. sei'.....a. ''.
y,.:.! IL In. bui. siG.. AID boih a. .!o'iis
AID .ir.ai there WAS - better tone ..
strength To- m. gnaTa-i inan has s'ef: tnc
case sine. the holidays co;n'!!eic.d- "a
hes were better. AMI IN" Russian S!t.a
tion 3 gradually having Its .H"c' on INC
situation .yi
Mav wheat opened i.c higher, ranged
rro,:, s;r to SOC and closed 80 higher
corn WAS also quite :irii. IN the iocai
maker. ana p.!ce- were higher. The
movement Was largely Ia sS,ira'AS VIZ.
NL.a: ty.t tE-rs was 4 :ilark.: improve,
out prices. Another .h!..r IS tha; receipts
ar. no, up TO expectations. o";"s 20 the
scsrc:tv of cars.
Nav corn opened fraction h'Saef;
-lr.-.d from - e. and '-s'' "'.1 e'"s'' -
Receipts o: what AZ 81 I.7,.:s were a
i.s. tu %: which 40 sks. ana ~ c.fs W
local END cars through, G-a,is. c'..r bH.
q: whic, NO SKIS ari :. cars were loc-i
ana cAr- through. a year axe
E,C.ipt. o: wh.a: at primary points
aga. Sniyn1,:i,- were -. ~ ba-. agains;
-I.1G b.: Northwestern receipts w.'c eS
carr. against - cars week ago .'e o-.'-
year ago. and t2!:day ;"o . 80 80.
ct. r,lsIysi $i"e tS.
C.~arauc-s o. wheat snd hour ~e's
@:c! 49, 'e . .. corn a, s.. 1ou:. were 6 80
.,v,. of which - cars wc.. local and
car, through. against cl:.e htl- ot WHICH
-. *. sn: !. car. wcrs ioca and cars
through. a wear ago
Ea..iot- OF corn 4; primary points wess
%, =. Ng. aEairst s.'es hG a year ago.
srsr-r-e,,ts ~. -. -; hi; against s'l-vU
Ia ,-f.'cIrH received 5sS.s. ti... and h ar
50 ...-y -, .:vc! Ia .ss' III
clearance. c. -orrI Hsre l.H...s" hu
j,.,.i.,.. a., o,rs Z. - Louis weY. =. .o
ru o. wa.-h .. cara aere local and -
..Ts through sg4ir~; issIr bU-. y - sit
czrs v.r. local and ca.s through.
year 20
S,.~..;,:s - Gate A. primary points were
"a .. r. sER.-s, Ia t.s, Su. a ysar sco,
IN rt,caso received <s:.s50 hi. ASa.as;
: e.s hi
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30

. ,I-ar.Sy.r:s,,s .Nor;h'rn,
$50 - ;sE1.C' s....,. ,fl,i-.s ,.,....s
) :@.-- i,a.rg'-T.sckei- Fancy .clr-Ic. poor %
c-rss- <65c: eN;;a creamery -, yer Il. more n
:ET:.F,-on orier.: Ta.ns 's.r: .lnr,e.
i &c ,r.ns. ~. lln,b,l ..-e1oc. .' Il, 5is
iial5-; sf,ia-.s.sa a; r,.e: .sa. 20 Saa..:y ::
:Es :s:s &: x ss::: ease: s.i si:- H. Il ;:.
sas.ERins .ra-iEr .ri1v~,s nus: sisns all loss
3 IN ss . ,se s ,s;n1 nv, .sE, s..:;
ctaTxe. :,r-;s cs-ss Included. :s'sc. and extra
LIVE ro--rTRr-ois eA:,ssn,-r.-i. SC:
ROSTERS &c: ;arkeys. goo. e:,ssnf re: c,:il,.
- se... ,:sss .,.ses ysaas Ta.,..: So
eor:ns caiclsr. average rsceir;s 10: su-.s
!.o: sEin.s .aieksn: 'sr ssf. ). I've pigeons
prIs$i:n lStI.Tgr-ch,.s.n.-ro-:. SC;
i:a,sc ros-ssla. ,.ie., .5T .~-.;. ess.a:
as r-i..-.. :i.are loss JACK :.bel;, So s.r
90: &, At .s;s &c IL, g
I~es-es ealy.: esoishi. .; sass :er h sS-
FRESH BEEF c--Ts. R,s. e. ID ". =,
X Ss s' Il IL AZ :, ne. 80 !: a.F:, 81 css5s. k
a &c R-u1ss-Fs. N NJ ! .; g. No (.
a. 5 ~ ; a, % Pia:.>-P.. 10 Ne .:
H. No a, -. Ne q. .
fT0,; LESS .s-:sie: M lsre-s->. o.
= 81 .--- :o.-. NJ re:.-.,s .: s. 81 No
ROASTING r.r;.s-:e, rs go s-s..
FRESH rT>H-cr.hs-eei Ssot~- PAX
Nass q; p, - csasr;- =, q. .-si',1-r. p &
,1- age s-s-~>l cs;-coi.a- to-ss - .es-c
s..ozs:G al So asi.ssads-:-..->t: t..-. hs::-
rs'r-ssrss r-ass zs-r large :-..s~: ti.c.
: ~ .s-.s.. = 9s~--ac ~s-:-Larg. s-~.-.
.,-e- .---s -. s-aA1 g-ass , s--si c-ess..
.. s-nrsa -s.z. ~h.'~ ,srss ". Sr.ss>. s..c-
g~s-l .sI.~ 80 s. s,-t,-d ,sss 81 ;-srh oE~r,
81 ESis X TNs--ie>-r-Ay.--g AZ. so.'-
eAsi = p~r -. TITO meat g. .e-ra.:. a.
=. ,er :&
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30

cATS-So oats sofi q: sl.c: EA . ca:s
.: Bic: No oats n: sc: No white q: 3-i-c
TO x. No. whit. a, sc 20 ss'zc, and No. =
white a; .ic 10 acc-
FI,1UE-Guo;e: Now sof, winter H,ur-Pa:-
g pat fancy 3 !. ioY.Eo.uS Il: wood low
To medium grades a, s. iSf,: IL. jute: Kansas
ha-: w.:;c; -in J.te sks ,: E'a..n. q: s. C.S1AI1;
st:a:ch, S2.:ff3ss. aTs. Gear $50: s"coDa
clear s2.t -. low grales :liys- 80. Ssoras-
~ and Iowa ccii:.c less taa. Kansas ha.d.
S7r:ny pa:sn: At tti53;aa
Eif: fIDCi:-PVTe sew g % n Suso eksL and
BiCKWHEAr FIoCR-Sew York and East.
So. Western g. - yer bh,.
tN,.SNEAi. Er'.-s.sy meal Z. .. b.. g. 60:
rr.ts. ho,ninv AZ! par meal. SIS,
EEtN-Ef,17 eni IN c-u.a.i Quote ~ Col
iov.s: East =. i.,u'. aa.i-. iGts bran. -. for
hard. ,e- :o- sn:i. i1SS iniNsi fs~i- ..iSc 9:
ksrl SS.I>.r :.r p,iiix aTa. 12.ic: r:i,.!
6iinss sJaSl!5 THIS ..e. st ,r!:i. bran a.
an. s.,.T.-u::s Si.".IlcS
fT.sNS!:Ep-siG Go bid 20: spo: eae s: "a b.3
arrive.
uAi.E IS: ,as.,; Nev ,;r,o.h;.c q .chcic.
:sr>- Prairie s.ea,iv. No. J s.1i: ~: No. Si
s.l.. NJ s. ..gi0: low G.s7 Glove. mixed
s. -. J.. according 80 color and amount OF mix
:ugc.
I.r.sp-ss' lia r-- 10 IN. - asked
Spt.ITt.H-G ~ ca '.Nr n. its
STE.N-I's' i.inC r-tir.- 35.;~Js: wheat straw
:ii.i -. rye straw $3.50
LNErSKT-4,!o:e Al So OF ,as:s sai-f.s a.
r.,-'rt.: ,y "a Merchants ExchsnEe. Receipts
~ hS.s.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30

GRASS sE-E.rS-Su1.s. s~- 80 -ss- ci-shy
o, q $ - S. - 80 Avs-ses r~cs sts as q sT9s
,op .. 81 .. =.i., q: '-Dsn * 70 g. ~
slsst a.. e-ti.a-y. g. - :os -es:ssa S~--Aa
Eu-rr a. - 20 C.,1-sl ~s>t-. s-.I. esaa
- ;rAssy - ,>a Pg.ees s's &c. lots from
kAYTyE .-YN-c-.e "a. Ne ~sf-e &c.
9, Ns. .s:-. eest,as. .; Se ~ -, e.soesn'.
as. ca. - sc- ~s.se
srSFIowER sEE-p -aes.s Q, q Ses .ss
- ss
onion sE--;A.-ss eeis .-ys .; 60 par y
fTrsK rEA~-N-~s cSs.ssg r--rirAf
SoE:AUM CAME sEED-Ss-s..a. .: g -
wHiFroon~r,I PEss-Nans .s.r.s.
s-.-.EAl
EsarkE:YE rEAS-0s=:s .. q 6 ,-s 20
H-CNu E.EA.- IA.esc aAss ~ g. q s<> -
CASTOR sEsNs-sa,ss:s .: .; g ger sz Ter
a. 80 s-S: 9 = fsr S:xoi,sr Szae-s:.s0-
IRsEc FRtyG-AsSses sn5 s>scsss ~ ssi;-
is0 - e. - So See 10 ee2to ;sac.so 0o-:s
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30

N g s' 3, i 10 70 ss s. - ss..2s E.. s
sass sia 80: . : risv:a :, s'sssS: No. s.ses:
srKaw nfl;i:itss- -ors.ea At &c quart ard
PEARs-0u.e, ans steady: Eastern Keller .
4HANIEs-ia joLh.ne way. p.; boa; 2u9Ss
Faar.sa 1. srisS,s % ard r.ss-,s 8: Indian. River
So, Nf,,i t,iir .sss per sss ss1 +, r,o-,a.
eorlSs iti aHf sss srisa...
fiSEArrI.Es-.2a.s 3. choice ,.rss Gu
fIn; SS. Sss o. .is1,!s sss E: ss and New x...
s!ns sss,3 = peg box Ia jostins way: lAnas SOC
W N:ciJPc,oASrrs- g, Per leoe. Z. uh: ss:.ss: NJ
EsIaHa an.fsss;ss e. c:r s. s.: c.uss....
.;ss:s -, =: ssSss III =.
. EScrifs1Es-co: vi Colorado ra1.,s :sasao Del. :
ss:l0s r., 'ts t:,;,. s,s;s; .. s.s:s
.kd-. t'a.;~. On trk-. a;'d a. high As ss1ssd
s"AN .sn u%iSNs-sI.4s - per crate In q Job
.iBiN,iE Hc,lard .eed and New fork Dan
TN DEL ON oid.r-l. ii.c per u. :or H,!iSha
ss.a .:a s;s,s. ~ iss 70; max. ,s,, az:
- I'll y
I:i.ts'si NEW HidsisEl:ADish.s.s yer ss.. en-
RArtSHEs-Fsucy white ,,rred. s"1~ce per
,.i.i.Fi;y-ao,n- grown large. Ha50c. and
dwarf Isc-9c pr bunch. California golden heart
.z.9.c l.. iicx.. s..4J:.-s3 per Gratis. del. kas-
ni;.4v5 u .I:,.c yer bGDcE- Celery roots 1SS ~:
s.i.iI.IOTs-:sasac ter Coz punches FOR Ne"
sSIrI-iioae -xTowr a, S5aSc per bu. for
~ss..c, SGasc :oT unwashe'L
enthusiastically. home grown &c per h.
:oo... Southern .yl'S-.: !--r Goz- tu'.s hes.
EjGVi.lS G-Cuo;o CHOICE a; sd-&1 per 1's-
ha. .T.ie. S-G--sy p>. aa:.per !oT sao'cs -
81. - !o- ANAL.
:;i.iNACI.-z..icsc I-r d,z. bunches for New
or.ai-s hp...- '-'Sr. -'i--c -! ba box
EjTtEH,IA.>---c i'r H.. del
TOMATO E'S--r. 'I.-tIskeI c!a;es California.
!.vu. .I.I :. :'- r:'"l - sl-l. icr fancy. t..:-
ia s-i.asa ae, ,r.'t.- :ss..yJ
I.ET-TI , f.-Is1i.ivS grown :SsSc per bu ics--e.
New C:l-.Gs s..J-.J p"r no.. I,lo'.aA from
soc for ;0nr s.-' :.f cfIDce. a.1 81 PR ham
sy.f:r:! P,rT'ATcsss- Hone grown. Bermues.
>eai,c p.T tu box. N.nse7noa4 s'ns'e. S'.-rn
GaGs:N rE:As-Choic, Florida ., s. ga Yer
Bi,Ns-s5-la delayed receipt, sel,.n: a. low
- =. hu- "l.Jsa" rol.i Er-vrs s.. cS2@. ~ Urr
bS s,tsS,.'-. 70 h."iucr-
Er:t- SSH. E!'ic''i.>.-- - quart.
,hkEpIs- iiu1l--4T1Si case .s' bu loosA
HUBBARD sSUAsI! AID FtMPk!SS-;,c
rtiI.;fLnUEE- ,-.aa:S per bsl. for
cUt':-3IF,i.!-S- Fs's,.:n 81 Per aoz
rI.ida SD yer LI :"sa> s. SyG
rARSSIF's-Hon.s- -s.o"L. washed. '95ssc PEE
b..
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30

Ses Ss-s 20 =-N-- ----r!'s -ar--
s-sc< - =--t >.rs=s <.N.z<~ s--a ~
- c-,7r vS aa.-sN 80 -.ss = -a.s-S
- SSSS - - f--r,-s r-s a -
o. 80 - S~ssF 80. 7-s-~1 -rs<< 3. * Ak.
- - :" z-ar~>-ss- NS.., N-.s ~ N-H
sf--p N--v--- ----- h.1-s-s
- l--ss. csa1.s 49, S~--~ - e. s-v--e---
s-x~ - c~-.5 TsE-'.s rsf- s-e.S-h .s- "a. &
b-~S - eayr E--t --e-... ~ -~aL
80 "a s=-zrt=fr-z1 shEr- So
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30
TIE sr LOUIS REpuBLfo sArURDAY. DEoEnBER So 1905

sSs g &; Is :;s;;:2 ;s;;::2s::S::;:! :1:: +: -: =! =:
s's.: ssss = e:ss.::;a 3: asel ~ 80 g -
- - S 81 LIE: =. 80 e sss "a. ~ 'sss i
ssdnsy -. Hts;; .S,,s S.s.s.cssafy 80
Hcxs91Sssse: Is ssHSS c".:s!SssS e y.ss.
sioves q I3eiSe: ameer colo. 8. lio1,c: lseas@.
sse.e. = ss 81. 81 s .,s: "a : esss ;s:e: O.
scc.s Stsos., e So, e sss,sss ., -, ~. .
3: ~: ..ssi al 81 s. 8 8: s.; q E: & &
Gs: Hssd,nS: .: :es-Ne acsf ~ tAe: nj
"a "a sss isSa, desc ,ss pe:s 81 i:;ie, sii.ssi
heorsS.hoaI hsi. ss-1 g. eSoeer; 50 tos hce:
is ak a.a ns' sisss. @ sceees :s.Ssa Sss: sssS 81
Moss-ouo.e per NJ: Gray mi.ed i,sSl<e;
ersy. brown ana black mi.ei I.a3e: htesn and
ssk ,s .a.se' ,,,se xxxx :ss,:s c.;s;
III !s,ednL 6so,.s,. :sss IN ,o.. Of ron 70
T. E ..e gal aas 81 a. ss1 a. sis ssiss &
pr bsl ~e,;a s ssr ee.; ns': s ~ THIS :.s.:
,.ss 70 is S'i's fs7 So o and = s 70. No g
Shi. smsiie. ausii,,es { y: n: more:
sss;'s ior 1s ssSes .fs Els 20
1 zen Sas s:Ta o. H: ssp f.as ss <.
s: %: h.is ss... =: g kss: &c; @. es:ss
~ 10
shos - ao .0;He-nHSR :ss S' .pe!: 90 e
"ss .aseG ';sii 1isW.n:ss seG %as ss is M
:ew -: summer white 3ac: yellow &C. salsd
Fft,sTif:ns-Ps:rn white Ave geese in small
sks ssc and ~ large SKIS. &c: prime gray DO.
g. a s s sa & X1 n 'i!ss ss' x9x rAis; Vs. e
XXxN e: s,re - n; % cent on small Az, 'ss; and
chi:ken-S..cise si e: ~es. sc.iaed o. dsmassd
stock WORTHLESS.
r.sS,S'.: ca.:issssd = -; sso:asi.: .S.-n s.sI
E.@Ti:!o: lady slipper e: seneee xa4s..: PIX
tree e: blo~i &c: .tlurn.E se: sassafsas bark
Of if s s. E4 s'Iss. s ;ss:Hss ss;. s1sm = 10
to s.Is. acsor,i!n. 70 amount nf Zoo. On PEN:
:ssea :as ss arr yass g S s's g &c. e:ss :s
clipped at lec. Dry fallen I:9Ise PER ID. fOr
hsks ssEaSasf - :. 81 sse pes s a.
s.s.;. e. Pc; z ,ls:.'s: sS:
'ei 9s ssdr we:srn :sss s q Sc s,1s per- H.
CHEsrN rNTrs-Suo,s: Eastern at .ase p.r
hi .ii.s g, .sif .I yer ~ Ycrs.~ a. ,,s
&c: Western at itai.c: foreign st :sH5jc: I'D
for .ai lots ..r@. M .,o s,Gs 3, a.e for
W;slSSs.s lSssSu%,. $ d: D;. ;s1 au su ,,.,u,,
.Si.Ts-Sa";s g. g, =; s'si per 's.
S..I;.:iiC%-on",- prime new as :4e per eal
MAPLt: STGAE-<au"'abie per ID. NJ sisc for
EsooN s"1 SoRSsma: ss .S:aa no or-rns. in sr..
hsra.: S,,otshi-. IN nSs-rce cf sales. Per ton
On trS. si from 50 FOR poor g, 81 :cr choice
higher figures than foregoing.
ENTITY i.A!;HEiS-t',s! 'si. CAROLINE. naph-
.h1 spirits. a.coho! ard sErrpenti.e 81 IS: wine
=: v.!Issy .lrsac: !ns-ei varrish. miners oil
90; n,ar.iin. oil and WOO: alcohol Sc: vineear
"a: black 80 30: oil. vine whisky half
heis co.: ro-s sad .i:np '.,,: paint :,,"s..; tar
hsSs Isma5c: lard :ie,ces A.J..c: sc O1 for
G.nk~n heads or slaves.
S,r: :-is SIC: :,.-ih csc: :.,n cotton ties
SIN! rer bundle: hal,rx t~ine :',c per 70.
sscaE YUIi :ope-No and Manila 81 81: No.
sec Ruhher 1t So for Old bots ana shoes
rpp CvHS-N from 81 pr ,eo Tbs. FOR psari
90 8 80 for :!ce: green and damp and mixed
co!ore! cuII OF 80 TO :.s.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30

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WEEKLY BANK ClEARlNcS.
st. Louis Shows Increase Of 81
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New York. Dec. :o-The following table.
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Newport daily independent., 1905-03-30
OLD ARMY SURGEON Of the War of l86I-5 Speaks to His Comrades and
 Friends.

~. F. Green, 75 Arcade, Nashville, Tenn, says: II find Paracamph to be all you claim for it and worthy of much commendation. It is most ex- cellent combination. I used 1t espec- ialiy for piles with excellent results. | recommend Paracamph to my friends and will continue to do so when oc- casion permits"
 Paracamph is combination of Cam phor and cooling, soothing oils. It is a safe, clean household remedy which you need every day in the year. Will absolutely prevent blood poisoning from any wound if used promptly. Re lieves instantly and cures Burns, Cuts. Sprains, Sore Muscles, Bruises, Old Sores, Rheumatic Swellings and Pains of all kinds. All druggists guarantee it. Trial size 25c.; family sizes soc. and $1.00. If you have never tried Paracamph we will send you trial size free. Write to-day. The Paracamph Co.,, Louisville, Ky.
Newport daily independent., 1905-03-30
IN SOCIETY,".
ROUND DOZEN.

The members of the Round Dozen club were elegantly enter tained Wednesday afternoon by Mesdames I. D. Price and Rina Wishon. Despite the downpour of rain quite a number of mem- bers were present, and good cheer reigned supreme in this hospitable home. A delightful lunch added further enjoyment to the already pleasant occasion.
 Those present were Mesdames J. H. Nc Hugh, c. E.. Maynard, c. w. Beard, John w. Wallace, Wm. Mosby, Kate Price, Misses Guila Chunn and Ruth Wallace.
Newport daily independent., 1905-03-30
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

For cleaning, pressing and re- pair work take your clothes to T. w. Shaver's shop on Second street, recently purchased of Mortensen Bros. All work care fully and promptly attended to.
 Miss Eva Graham will show the ladies of Newport Tuesday, April 4, an amazing array of el- egant summer and suit hats, made as they should be made, and priced low enough to attract every,woman in this city. 83
 On next Friday, March 31, the ladies of the Methodist church will give their annual flower ba- zaar at the Hazel hotel, at which time they will have for sale all kinds of potted plants, rose bushes, bulbs and running vines. They will also have a second ba- zaar Saturday before Easter, and will have at that time cut flow CTS and home made candy for sale at the same place. dtd
Newport daily independent., 1905-03-30
WHY KIDNEY DISEASE
 IS DANGEROUS.
Neglect of the First Warning Symp- toms is the Prime Cause of so Many Deaths from the Dreaded
 Bright's Disease.
It is Easily Durable in the Early Stages

Kidney diseases are so destructive to human life because they do not manifest alarming symptoms until the constitu- ton is seriously weakened and the strength exhausted. Then, too often, the remedies employed by many physi- clans are of indifferent or doubtful value, and the patient rapidly sinks under the disease. The wisest course is to apply reliable kidney and liver remedy on the first abbea,ance of the symptoms. A little uneasiness in the small of the back, digestive troubles, bowel irregularities and disorder ill the urinary organs are matters of small moment ill the estima- tion of strong men and women, yet they have serious meaning. They show clearly that the kidneys are suffering and need help, which must be forth coming at once to prevent serious, per- haps fatal consequences. A few doses of Prick1y Ash Bitters at this time would prove of incalcu1able value in restoring the weakened organs to health. An investment of one dollar in bottle of Prick1y Ash Bitters when the disease is yet in the early stage will save hundreds of dollars in doctors bills, besides the suffering that would surely follow should the disease be allowed to fasten itself in the body. The excellent curative power of Prickly Ash Bitters is not confined to the first stages of kidney disease. It is equally ef6cacious in severe or chronic cases. Physicians have used it as last resort, in cases that defed their best efforts, with the most brilliant results, and it has shown its superiority over the many so-called kidney cures, now being loudly advertised, in instances innu- merab1e.
 Accept no substitute. Insist on having
 the genuine Prickly Ash Bitters with the
 large figure in red oil the front label.
 Sold at Druq Stores, Sl.OO per bottle.
Newport daily independent., 1905-03-30

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