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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-03-10
POLITICAL NOTICES.
Representative.

At the request of large number
of people in the county have con
cluded to become candidate for rep
resentative from this legislative dis
trict.
W. G. BICKNELL.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-03-10
Startling Mortality.

Statistics show startling mortality
from appendicitis and peritonitis. To
prevent and cure these awful diseases,
there is just one remedy, DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. M. Flannery, of IA
Custom House Place, Chicago, says:
"They have no equal for Constipation
druggist.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-03-10
County ATTORNEY

I hereby announce myself Candi-
date or the Office of County Attorney
for Stevens County, subject to the
action of the republican voters.
GEO. w. BEIsE.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-03-10
TIME TABLE LOCAL TRAINS.

GOING WEST.
No. 9, passenger 49,. ........... 1:20 uas
Nos, passenger S:48 p m
No. IL, passenger ................ 4:20 D IN
No. 5o7, accommodation Las p On
GOING EAST,
No. 10, passenger .................. 2:lO ma
No, 4, passenger ........,........... 4;55 pm
No. IA, passenger .....,............ Has M
No. 5Ss, accommodation 1910 pm
BROWNS VALLEY LINE
No, 189, passenge going west. 4:2O p na
No. $50, passenger, going east. HAS na
Way freight, Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday, due to leave at 600 a IA,
carries passengers,
D. j. JONES.
Local Agent, Morris, Mimi
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-09-01

to-day,
Today the great bcach show Of fine
bred dog. will tskr place, under tho
expert aud Interested supervision n
Chairman Ed lleWrlsn AMI hi. cont.
mlttre colleagues, Nlcs"rs. Max rohl and
Gu. Sehaenharuhlrr There viii be ak.
u four splrndid ranInrs In the kennels
and about fourteen claSses, The kennels
have been huilt In the wr"t wing Of the
new court house, on th" ground iloon
aud So arranged as 10 gisr every en-
tgy all the room aud comfort posaiblr,
Al will he gatsop dogs and II Ia on
pcctrd thrrr wil M his attendance.
II viii h. thrown open 10 1.-THE public
ahant noon to-day aud viii hr kept open
TN the regatta rlosrs ~ midnight. Tho
gentlemen III Charge have worked intel
ligrn,ly aud faithfully 10 make this OK
addition 4 prime success and Il win IN
lnubtcdl, hr numbered among the star
elements of thu Twelfth Annual" as
it should be-,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-09-01

in which Boost came out winner with
Gansmiller second; and a gasoline fish
boat race with a goodly number Of en-
tries and clever wind-up and mul'
titude of lesser events, including some
bicycle races, foot races and fun-mak'
ing sports ashore.
There was strong interest manifested
in the pigeon shoot at the west end ot
the Flayel pier, one lO-bird and two 20
bird shoots, with eight entries, W. b.
Fechheimer, of Portland, Won the first
| by o. with Charles Bays and Jack Ryan
close behind him with . apiece; in the
second Mr. Fechheimer won by 10 birds,
Bay taking II, and in the third, Fech.
heimer captured ls Bays being credited
with II again. In the two last shoots,
4. f. Peterson scored | jand l6 birds,
respectively, and Charlie Wise took IA
and Is respectively. There was lots OF
"glad hand' given the g1lnmen aud the
event was one Of the best OF the day;
it was unique, and enlisted the imme-
date interest OF hundreds who were
glad of a change. There will be Il free
for.all shoot this afternoon al the same
| place and hour, for handsome cup and
purse, and it is hoped there will be
large attendance and lots Of entries
The baby show at the old Hess res.
taurant was among the happy events Of
the day, though it was marked by a foul
and shabby trick played upon the gen
ial chairman Of the committee, Frank
J. Carney whose simple and straight
forward Irish soul was shocked by the
consequences. 1t seems that there was
concerted plan in the committee to
start a rank Misunderstanding about
something or anything, and then pull
out, and leave the onus and weight Of
the awful responsibility upon the shoul
ders of the devoted chairman. and it
was done to the "queen's taste" if not
to Carney's. But the reprebensble gang
gained nothing by their desertion at
the critical hour, for Mr.. Carney, with
the courage Of his forcbears newing him
to the dread task, entered upon his
scrutiny Of the fifty-odd babies that
confronted him and gave them careful
and deliberate attention, summoning a
cold and calIous front and dcmean0r
against the Establishments of the s0lici-
tous mothers and doing his duty with
a desperate boldness that has won him
a niche in the local temple of fame
wherever that may bc) one by one he
oyerhauled the squirming, crying, GOO
gooing mass of midget humanity, and
one by one he passed strict judgment
upon the qualities they presented for
especial mention and award and at last
perspiring, blanched of face, trembling
Of hand and ga8ping for breath, he
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-09-01
PROGRAM FOR TODAY,

10 Arrival oi Queen,
o,Ia Single pul. consolation. Tro-
ply.
iooo. nouhlc canoe. Trophy, Log
rolling, Trophy
lol6 Four Dared race. Trophy.
1880 -Gasoine fish boat race, I b. p.
ls, ses; 2nd, $40.
10 40 Indian Canoe race
lin0 Gasoline launch race, under 20
h. p. lst, $50 and, $40 Grand stand
sports, $40
II rs Gutter. s2h
li,2o Tug Of war. i,t, s2oi End, $40,
l3o~IlNc stock parade.
go 100 yard. free for all CONNER
rlal street. lst, a., end 20,
24o Potato rarr. ls', e So snd. 81.
2.bo so yard. boys under i2, let.
&C. sul. a.
400 Sack race ls, sai end. 81
800 to 500 Rand concert County
Fair and Dog Show.
80 yard race, boys under la lat $50;
end, Sl0n
5oyanl. rlrl' under II. ls,, $780, end.
81.
Fat mems race, 600 pounds. 50 yards.
lst, s.. end. $3.50.
Barrel rolling rare. l't, $500 end.
sl6o.
Sack race, lat. $3.50; End, $3.50.
Blndfoh racr, st $780, second $3.50.
Skip rope race, girls. l't, $3.50; end.
.Sl5o
Boys under u lat, b. 80, 2ud, sl.50.
Tug Of war, boys under 10. lst s5oOI
second ~ 80.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-09-01

summarized the results OF his 'nqui'l-
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pest pf"a''' ""oF' BOY "'"'g' IL
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Mr.. carney iar''ly physician ma OF
dered MS immediate departure TO Ho'''
mountain retreat ihclp'ht ora'h 'r"u'
bic ha'ing declared i'7e'i ~ Il result
OF the mehtai Stra'n 10 "0ich ne wa
subjected, The only consolation acern'
ing TO thl7 "'S"''p'F''ea ana "''''"'
i4II'lhg c'''|rh' - t"at nv d'" MS """''
duty wh'h "thefS' with PARRY ana cow
ardly purpose abandoned MN AZ t"'
very moment Of deadly peril u J.
hoped h" may soon recover Ms "o'''e'
cheerfo'n''' and his organic Ce'''c men
tal balance lbs hero'Sm u "'tho"'
parallel in the annals Of Astoria
The Farmers Fair was the center o
extraordinary attention yesterday ant
the spaces about the exhibits were i'm
passable for hours. Comment Of sur
prise and commcndation upon the scop'
and beauty Of the fair, were heard on
every side and it has become a pIoyerl
that the agricultural display il a fix
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-09-01

At the "Star"-~Thr Star Thcater was
crowded again last evening and stand
Ing room was at a premium, No at
traction ever brought to tho city has
secured such a patronage, The show
ndycrtiscs itsrlf a, rycrt1n who at
tends IA anxious that his friend and
ncirhhor should srr It When Mana,
ger Gcrynrtg announced that hc would
give nm attraction that would meet
with the public approval b" certainly
knew what he was talking about The
entertainment Il one Of the most re-.
find and amusing ever presented In As
toria ana this Is ottested by the thou
sands Of people who are anxious 10 gain
admission to the theatcr, II might
have been aptly termed an "all star"
combination, as every one on the pro
Grammc cyccls in hia particular line
The moving pictures are probably the
most amusing Of any ever produced. and
Keep the audience convulacd with laugh
ter. Tonight and tomorrow night will
be n repetition of the performance Of
last night and the thcatcr Ia certain to
be crowded.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-09-01
SERIOUS EXCESSES.

BUCHAREST, Roumnna, Aug, 30
Scriou. cXccsscs marked an anti. Greek
demonstration nt Galata today. A thou.
sand demonstrators after listening TO
fiery speeches marched through the
streets wrccking many grog shops and
finally assembled in front of the Rus
sian consulate. the windows of which
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
up for the re-.
They have a
here, who are
,lnn-,nr,r,a

Of Richmond, have come up for the re-
imainder Of the season. Xxi They have q
host OF admring friends here, who are
giving thenl$n hearty welcome.
II.s55 ENJOY GAME OF EUCEIRE.
NJ On. Thursday evening the married
folks and elderly folks played progress
sive euchre. The evening was cool and
was Well filled, there being five tables.
Three very. pretty prizes and a3''''sentle-
ma is prize were played for. The first,
a lovely fancy plncushion in blue and
white, was won by Miss Thompson III OF
baltimore. The second, n white linen
hand embroidered jewel case. was won
BY Mr. Archie Dabney. OF rlottesyille,
The third, a Dresd en- sil X spool case. was
awarded Mrs. Fred. OF washington, while
the gentemans prize. q cake OF excel
lent shaving soap which was Gu t for BY
ali of the gentlemen who had not won a
PRICE was carried OFT by Mr., p, II. On--
ley, OF Charlottesville. The game was
spirited and jolly from start 7. finish.
and duck was very evenly distributed.
WEEKS ARRIVALS. 55 Isl
The register for the past week shows
Miss Ellen Goss, Richmond; Miss G.,
Pace. Richmond; Margaret a, Flynn.
Philadelphia; Mrs. A. II. King, Char
lottesyille; T. G. Brown, Esq, Richmond;
MISS A'ASe7 N''f1t
rard Wilcox, Richmond Mr., and Mrs. W.
Laurence Smith, Alpenarle; Mrs, A..
Mills. washington, D. G.; Miss May p.
Waggaman, Washington, p, q; Miss
jEloise r, Waggaman.' Washington. D..
C.;s Mrs. r. d ~ Blackwell. New York.
city; Miss N, G. blackwell. New York
city; w s. Gooch, Richmond Mrs. y, g.,
Reynolds, washington, p. c.; Misses
Nellie and Bessie Reynolds. Washington.
D. O.; Mrs. A. W, Sinclair, Manassas.
Va; MRS, ". Il Walters. Rlohmond;
Miss Nell Walters, Richmond; Master
Alien Walters, Richmond; Miss Jones'
Newport News w. x. Tillinghast, Wash
ington, d, CT. Mildred Tlllinghast, WASH
iington, D. g., Daisy Boykin. Rlchmond;
Helen Adams. Richmond; g, 7. EWorth-
ington, washington, D. Oh 3. i. Anal,
sooehow. China; Paul Petit. Fluyanna
county; pr, y. Dennis. l.ynohbur 1,
TT, L. W!nfree, Lynchburg; DR. d. n,
.Dins,more. I.ynohhurg; Mr.. and Mrs, Benj.
stedd. Wake Forest. N. g.; ]. p. Jones',
Fulton, Mo-; Mary %. Downs Baltimore
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.|E|AGERlY AWAIT 4.
The: HORSE |:| s.. SHOW
Guests attl1e Jefferson Park (, Look ok:
Forward Expec tantly to This %
Weeks Event.
The PAST WEEK E !! { QUITE O. { ] s: GAY 6
Many Pleasant Guests Arrive.
Euchre Party and Other
Pleasant Affairs.
fspec,a.l to The Times-Dispatch..

(Special to The AIlmes-lolspatcH,)
JEFFERSON PARK HOTEL. CHAR
LOTTESYILLE VA" July 2s-All Is ex-
citement at Jefferson Park over the COM
Ing horse show Of next week. The Abe
marie Horse Show grounds are WITHIN q
stones throw Of the hotel, ana great
deal Of interest Is dlsplayen In the mr.
rival OF the horses and traps, and tho
tumpers prao1icing In the afternoons.
There have been several exciting 'spil 4.
with no aerIoua results, ".
81 Wednesday and Thursday will be given
jup to the show, winding up on THURSDAY
night with the Horse Show ball. which
viii take place at the armory IN Char-
lottesvllle,
Most OF the out-of-town exhibitors maze
engaged rooms at the hotel, and each
day there are many now arrivals, The
hotel will he taxed to the utmost to ac-
icommodate the crowds that flock to the
5Albemarle show 1t Is one OF the, largest
ana most popular shows In the state,
and II attended by prominent people
from all over Virginia.
IT ia reported here that Mr., ana MRS.
William Waldorf Aston VIII ocenpy g
box at the show on Thursday. 4
s T1IN WEEK QUITE GAY.
The arrival OF many young folks ana
nmen folks, the past week has made the
hnfel yery gay. What with cards, danes
ing and musicals, the evenings have been
only too short, and much Of the mid
night p,lt has been burned. is,
Mrs. j d. Reynolds and her two charms
ing daughters. of Washlnston, y. e,
are q dellghtful addition to our party.
Mrs, Nv. u Walters and her aaushter,
Miss Nell, OF Richmond, came up on
Wednesday for a few weeks stay. Miss
walters IL both pretty and attractive,
! and {proualses to DO ~ great bal lie,
| 51 Nisses patsy Hoykin aud Helen Adsnas,
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rh. fellow who says .HI told You 90. aiwasy.
Keeps Il to himself until after Il has happanAl
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we'll as convenient TO both ddpots OF the.
Norfolk & Southern Railroad. The fur.!
n1shir1g men are working day and ntght'
to complete the equipment. 39#5 s ss8
Mrs, Cannon Hobson and fahmil liz. o.
Gooclland, are at the Pollock cottage
for several weeks stay. .sss
VI Mrs, Iarrs Is enter tanning Miss Isotllsei
Herbert, OF Richmond. ut her home 4oa
the beach front. n, II Ne
u Mr.. Henry IL, Watts q Mrs r. Sw1tt..
OF Portsmouth. have arrived at the &Beaoh
to remain for several weeks.
Judg,a Allen r. ttAn excl was tho nosk
Al q recent supper at the Atlantic Clubl
Thu Judges guests includes MISS louise
Wilson. Miss Fannie Wilson, Miss MARI
Leigh. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Shield ieAt, MIS-,
n. M Reed and Mr., Q. Iasley,5 81 !. U
Mrs, John 81 r. a5l Shields and aI Maven
Shields, OF washington arc visiting M Y
John r. Shields at her Il cottass y Iaa
beach, Ssf 55s "a vi ss5 TX
Dr. 10. n. Field was the host at g sylp--A
iper at tho Atlantic Club on Wednesday
evening. Among the que sts were nj ~ IL
John Jackson. Of Richmond !; MISS .Graaes
Morrison, OF Danville; Miss Bessie M INC
Of Charlottesville; Miss Katherine Ton1s
5talne, OF Charlottesville; Miss Hawkinsss
OF birmingham. and hfessrs. HUGH k tls
SCatesby Jones and Itemuel Jones' q
Petersburg. y \, "a
AS Miss May Townsend. OF Richmond y
stopping at the Ivy Cottage.
5t Mr.. Charles Boswell and wife o. klohe
,mord, are guests at the 1Aannill Cp ttaAAs
4 Among thu Roanoke people stopping AT
the IVY Cottage are Mr., William fYattAt
Mrs. j. IL. Watts, Miss Jean Watts. Adrs
Carter Dillard md Mr., Berkeley Beverly, a,
Recent Virginia arrivals ut this Princess
Anne Hotel include =. p, Evans. Ash--H
land, u, O., Hill, 1T. B. Cross, suffolki
IL. g. Hunterland wife. Blackstone; Adels
bert Sanders. Richmond; w, ~ Fits
gerald, Danyille; w. a. Harrison, cha rles
City; u. "A. Baughman, { Nelson Bay gh-$
man, j.. w. Bargamn, Richmond 81 fts
Pattie, "A. G., Stevens. p, u. Hat I,$
u. Holtaman. Richmond; s., w, PITTS
ana wife, j. TT, Brown. p. N. french i.
r.. Washington, AlexandrIai NJ, MAXWELL
and wife, owen Maxwell, Elizabeth Alaxsa
well, sufrolk; w, Harold Iiarriss, .sY, lA
Lacey. Hampton; j. H. Ashbufne. GharlsA
City; J. Garrett Neson.s .. W., Grant, -;
TIT, Roslcy. ~. =. Fitzhugh and MIS-,
Miss Zolllcofrer. Richmond; w. W, ToWne.s
Petersburg; H w. Clark, r. ". liaylln.
Ioanpile, John Watson, Petershurg; M M
Turnbull, I.awreneeYtlle; John p. Enrtghts
Danyle; Miss II. N, Dollard, Louis l,ol-8
lard, Richmond,
Guests at the Arlington INCLUDE e. q, u
Pullman, Alexandria; Henry w. JOY 4
RSchraond; Mrs. NJ q. Hlock, AIRS. IIAalsii
Block, James HI Creusha@, Rtctsnont
j, H. Perry and n. g, Perry, Of Roanlokss y
Tho fellow who says,.I told yon 90, siwasy. Il
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! AMUSEMENT 4 PARK
FOB o. B BEACH.
Persistent Rumor ! That One Will
BE Established BY Thompson
h. and Dundy
new \ ::l' HOTEL. W.T. VII OPEN En-;
The O'Keefe Inn to Be Added
ThisSNVeek to the Attractions
ofsthc Place,
NEW HOTEL J: Will Nj! I OPEN y
peci !, = r ~ ITi1nea-LN sratcl;

Especial to The Tilnes-l hspatcll'
VIRGINIA. BpACE, VA, July 2s'---
rtronxy r,,n,ors have been current for the
mast week that Nlessrs, Thompson q
Dudley, OF New York. are 70 construct 'll' ~
engagement pork at the Beach e'a / % COST
not \ less + chan $3.50 400. There has been
no actual con rqunntionS OF these t a. 90
other than tho persistence with which
sthey seem to come from reliable sources,
Init IL mas been finally admitted tfat 2
ia nae casino ID cost at least 100000 Ia an
al su,ed fact, and Will be erected ua,onl
the site OF this park II sucil nm ente lse
is started the result can only lead 70
financial SUCCESS. Messrs thompson y
E1,.,lleY are well ls,loWn On t4la aAnuse-
ment world as they orig Ina tors and for
t1ner propryetors OF the famous 1Hppo-
6lrome, On New York, "a we'll as other
largo parks In different clties. and on
account OF the approaching eMposI ton sea-
son the o,slot,ls Ii do.vhly favorable, II Is
said tho proposed park will be erected on
the beach front. i1anedla1ely south Of
the Hotel RANDOLPH e
Mr., w, j. OlSeefe propraotor on inc
ro,uGed that tho gaa.sss will 20 open TOT
the ssasonS this eyening. The reconstruct
lion and renovation OF the alleys
has been delayed somewhat, pat
their present condi tion will AMPLY repay
the enforced walt end will give some 81
the prospective soors.bresakers a 9lhrsh
kettsr chance to establish envtable re-
cords. Sd 9s "a
The formal opening OF the o Kesfe
Inn Will take place about the first OF
the oominy week The hotel is delight
fully situated, being the next nsiEhbor OF
the Princess Anne, and favored with the
poSAa Wow tuka nanst Of ~ soopas, -
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WILLIAM s'BURG
q noo,oI q TheT ,rIInes- Dlspatch.,

4 Especial to THE Tlmes-p ispatch:)
7 WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Jply. as. iss
Marie Alvey, 81 Richmond. is visiting
Miss Harriet Haupins. u
Miss Yirglnla5 Sale, OF Richmond, ~
visiting Miss Kat Uterine eddy. 3,
Miss Annie Lancaster, Of Ashland, ~
Mrs, n. TT, Geddy has returned from
= visit to Mrs, DR.. Mawped Call, OF Rlch-
Mrs, Andrew Barnes Is staying at
Euckroe Beach. 81 s i8 81 \. 49,
Lieutenant willis and Wits are stay
4 lng at the Colonial Inn
Captain Lyman ana family are staying
n town. RI 8 4. ss 81 ! "
Captain Pate Is visiting friends here.
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Consistent.

Dear" said the prominent pFsachsr, Y
want You to notify al the papers 70 send re-;
porters to the church next Sunday. Wall
preach a very strong sermon. 4. -, -
Eyes! replied hia w!fei "what WIN your
'N'SY 81 ali strongly urge thu abolition Of Al
Sunday work, Catholic Standard ana H1msss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
And a Ridiculous One,

old England I should ike to be q subject q
ssesSys!n ionglng,,p yetorted Miss FspprNy. roe
course YOU could never hs epythlnS but IN
SSjssEV .cssasI!a Standard saA SassA =, !.
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IN the Dining Car.

Ensi1ah irour!,t-JY alter;l THIS steak "a deuced-
~ tough, yknow, I, G N, rs
lcr-Got Ten be, sab, In erdeh teh pass 70
dsEinsss IN q beet am sidshsd u sssp 9b
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Wash Goods at IL and I|y5l
Less Than IL Price

Printed ccssss
and $50 pinted orsandes swsest
ss1h
t2
former n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29

The inventory always
displayed tables and marke
third prices but enough to
ptoyo advantage U ri N Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
UppEish, I.

.rThls seems To be g low plaseu i. y, -
,oyvhoxa they come an shot US UP. AM ytsl day
IN they cq ~ az r. " .o Up
sisyated.S Lowe Wpl. now !fN'---Puek IS Is 34i Z
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We don't nsed our cred tom - laaka = -,
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-22
CHICAGO MARKETS
Publishers Pressl

Chicago. October 21.-The wheat
market opened weak Saturday on gen
eral selling. Factors for lower prices
were lower cables from India and
Australia and weaker curb prices at
Minneapolis. During the latter part
of the session there was only light
trading and the market closed prac-
tically at the bottom.
The corn market was easier at the
opening on lower cables and fore
cast of lower weather throughout the
corn belt Weather conditions are
expected to increase the crop move
ment.
The oats market was quiet and cas-
Ter. The provisions market was stea-
dy. but lifeless.
Hog receipts. 1900; left over,
1858; prospects steady. Light, $G.10
to ESQ; mixed, S610 to go; heavy.
$685. to $50: rough, s5.95 to els.
Cattle-Receipts, $4,000; dull.
Sheep-Receipts, $4,000: steady.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-22
INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS
IPublishers' Pre..I

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. 21.-Re-
caipts Saturday-Hogs, 5000; cattle,
500: sheep. $50; against 3,144 hogs,
1,176 cattle and 544 sheep week ago,
and 6,124 hogs, 531 cattle and 81
sheep year ago
There was a good Saturday run OF
cattle, and including stale offerings,
the supply was probably the largest
in the history of the market Tor the
closing day of the week
Throughout this week there was a
liberal marketing of cattle, and the to-
tai for the week is tle largest on rec
ord for corresponding period, and
about 700 larger than the previous
record. made in July. Supplies at
all times wero larger than could be
used. and more cattle were carried
over from on day TO another than us
nal. After the middle of the week
prices OF calves declined rapidly and
good kinds were finally S1.O0 lower,
while common heavy grades and thln
veals were, at least in some cases, 81
lower than the high time.
Receipts of hogs were as large as
usual at this time in the week, put
smaller than year ago. Marker
opened with small demand from out
side sources.
Receipts of sheep and lambs were
only fair and not large enough to en-
courage comp clifton between buyers.
Demand was equal to the supply ana
steady prices were realized.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-22
NATURES WARNING.
Richmond People Must Recognize and
Heeu 1t.

Kidney ills come quietlyAmysteri
ously,
But nature always warns you
through the urine.
Notice the kidney secretions.
See if the color is unhealthy
If there are settings and sediment,
Passages too frequent, scanty, pain
full.
It's time then to use Doan's Kidney
Pills,
To ward of Bright's disease or di-
abetes.
Doan's have done great work in
Richmond.
Martin Bulach, tailor, of South 9Th
number of years ago | was troubled
with backache and the kidney secre-
tons were too free and discolored.
This was brought on, / think, by the
trying nature of my work. Doan's
Kidney Pills were recommended for
similar cases and | secured a box
from A. G. Luken's drug store. Aft
er taking them only short time, the
aches and pains disappeared and the
kidney secretionS became normal
again l thank Doan's Kidney Pills
for the relief l found, and recommend
them to anyone suffering in this way"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New. York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan sand
take no other.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-22
FACE OF TAxAMETER.

every fifth of a mile after the first, 10
cents more is registered If the We
hicle stops. then the clock begins TO
work. and the register shows 10 cents
for every six minutes that the hack is
not moving When the hack starts
again. then the clock stops and the
device works by distance again. The
apparatus is connected with the rear
wheel. The little space on the right
shows the number of passengers.
The small space near the bottom
shows the charge for extras" the
driver himself regulates that The
small circular spaces show the total
amount taken for driving, for extras"
and the number of trips made since the
instrument began at zero.