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The Washington herald., 1906-11-24
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

saIcs-Nfetr0politan Railroad g. SlOl0 az ll-.a-
s.. 600 n II2iz .-..
Washington Railway and Electric common y az az
lL % at a. 81 az t0s. 50 az ils, 81 az l5s, oJ az
i32t 30 at 40zs 30 at Ast-
Washington Gas i5 az 5sz
MergenthsIer. g at g15t 10 at eo6ls. 10 al 26. 10
al 296. at 26is. 10 az 80.
Lanston. 10 az lies.
Greene Copper. 100 at 25As 100 at 95A f01yer co..
Washington Loan and Trust, 10 az ~, ~ al ~
70 AZ 27, 10 al Zl7. 10 az III. 10 az ~ ~ az "a
10 at III 10 al 2l7 10 at zl5s. 10 al 2l. 10 a. q =
Union Trust rights. 10 ar II, At ~, 2 al g -
az "a. 30 a. rs
After caII-Uuitsd states registered IS. $50 at
lGz3s $3.50 at lG
Washington Gas certificates. 20 at is.
Union Trust rights. = a. 2.
Capital Traction. az 1914.
National safe Deposit. 10 AZ 1907, 20 a. l9i-z-
Union Trust 10 az 49, 10 az 1894, 10 a. L3s@-
The following we're the closing bid quotations on
yesterdays local stock exchange;
Bonds- Philippine Land Purchase 6. lio District
Of Columbia 81 65s. rs
Gas bonds Washington Gas Company Is. Iaz7s.
Washington Gas Company certificates o. indebted
ness 6s su9
Railroad bonds-CapitaI Traction Railroad 49, Io5is
Auac0stia and P5lanlc 5s l5l City and Suburban
Railroad S. lI2 Columbia Railroad second mort
gage S. l037s Columbia Railroad 6s. 1904. Metro
politan Railroad S. llZ Metropolitan Railroad Ger
tidcates o. Indebtedness S.. 100 Washington taiI-
wav and Electric IS ssis.
Miscellaneous bCnGs-Juitsd States Electric Light
debentuTe Improvement g. Io1. United states Elsc-
the Light certificates Of IEdsbteduess S. 100 Poto-
mac Electric Light lst 81. Ilj Norfolk and Wash
iugtou Steamboat S. 1854 Chaaueaks and Potomac
Telephone S. ls. Washington Market Company
first 6s los
Public utility stocEs-CapitsI Traction. l5. The
Washington Railway and Electric common. tl7
The Washington Railway and Elec.rc preferred
So. Norfolk and Washington Steamb.at. 70
Washington Gas, 5siz. Ge0rxet9Ea Gas. O.. Chesa-
peske and Potomac Telephone. 81
TyTe machine stocks AIersguthalgr Lu1'Fp7 2]J7a
Lanston Mouotype. lils-
Mining stccss-GTeeue Copper r15s Mitchell Min
ilE C0mEau. 81.
National hank stocss-Americau. II. Capital
log'z. Central rs5 National City t3 Columbia
20 Commercial -3 Farmers and Mechanics
Sl2 Lincoln. 30 Ee-r1l plit1n. al5 Rigs, CO.
Second l5. Trader. 100 Washington. So.
Trust crmEaur s-gck--Amcricau Security ard
Trust z7.i1 National Safe DEPOSIT and Trust fs71z
Jalou Trust Company. fl5s " asEingtou Loan and
Trust. 2l-i4 Union Tust rights "a
Savings Bank ztocs--H1me Savings Bank. 5-5
Union Savings Bank. 20. Washington Savings Bank
Fire insurance stocks-Arlingt0n, O. Columbia
20. Commercial. 3 Corerran. r. FiTsmeu.s Z5-z
Franklin. 55 G.mln-Amerclu, 30. MetupcIigsH
r. National Union. .iz Peoples g. Potomac. -
RiEgs.
Title Insurance stocks Columbia Title. Real
Estate Title. s. Washington Title Z.
Miscellaneous 5t0cEs-S0ltheu Public ScrTica Cor
p0Tation- no. GraQhophore common. a. GrapEo-
phone preferred. -57iz. Security Storage Coup1uT.
80. Realty Appraisal Agency. -. Washington
Market. %. Fidelity storage Company, 10
yFv-5ivi5rus fFr -f-f--
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

3i-rtct remains cvict.
CATTLE-Ezt-a. AZ % $50 per cFt butchers.
Ldf. arilurT 80 81 800
HOGS-P,r cvt.. gross. 6e5 % So. ordinary. so.
SHEEP-CIipped 400; medium. $50 10 as; con-
mon. 200 70 500.
LANBS-Per pound. s1ung choice. - % 6; ne
dun. 90 -.
CALYES-FCr pound. prime. s % 81. medium.
20 1il- FraS5. z TO iil.
COW5-Each. prime. 90 90 70 500. common. 23eg
90 S159, cd and Gry 500 70 Ina
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STANDARD OIL DROPS TO 500.
shrinkage of 1921 900, 900 in stocks
Value in Four Years.

New York. Nov. standard oil was
the feature Of the curb market to-day
The selling was the most active in years.
II suffered q very severe decline, a num-
Der of shares selling down TO 500. against
$50. the closing price Of last night.
More than 500 shares were traded in.
Standard Oil brokers promptly bought up
all stock that was offered. Il closed at
so
In 1902 the record priCe-S4O-was reached
Between the high record price and the
lowest selling price to-day the shrinkage
in the market value of this stock is more
than Sy54. $4,000
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GRAIN MARKETS.
Chicago.
New York.

New York Nov. E-WHEAT higher, restricting
trade. No l Northern Duluth, to arrive Cake and
raid. 6ls cents over May {. O. b.; No. Northern
Manitoba s5iz. T. O. b.; No Northern Manitoba
ei,, f. o. b.; No. red +. o. B., Z over December
No. p {. o. b.. z under May; No. l macaroui. 81
I. g. b.. No. macaroni, g. Exporters took Il
loads
CORN easier Nc. elevator 81 No. ? 52A for
new, f. o. b. 4; No ? yellow, 81, +. o. b. No ? late
November. 523s f. o. b. No ?, early December, 52;
late December. %. T. o. b. No white. 59ls o. b.
Exporters tok 10 loads
OATS-Quiet trade. Elevator prices: No. white,
392 No 5 white 80; No mixed, 55iz
The prices for futures follow:
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80 per cent Of their subscriptions. They
refused, however. to accept the propo-
sltion. and practically ali the bonds were
afterward taken by an underwriting syn
dicate
The purpose of the new capital was to
develop a tract Of brick clay land which
the company owned. Great results were
promised from the new venture. and now
II is said the prospects are even better
than they were painted at that time; but
there are a great many brokers in Wall
street. even among those not especially
noted for skepticism. who think that the
rapid rise in the common stock is trace
able rather to the desire of the syndicate
e. make a market for the bonds and pre-
ferred stock than TO any actual develop
ment affecting the value Of the property.
Up from the South comes rumor that
control Of the Virginia Iron, Coal and Coke
Company has been bought by or in the
interest Of the Southern Railway. and the
story is given as one reason for the ad-
vance in the stock OF the former.
Apropos of the liberal capitalization Of
mining prospects. it is said that when the
presidentscf an embryo company was in
which was dignfied by the name OF shaft
was filled with water. he replied: Write
the value Of that up by $4,000. I always
wondered if we could get anything out
Of that chimney-now l know we can.
Those who tried TO make capital out OF
the discharge Of a few hundred men from
the Pennsylvania shops only showed their
poverty in bear capital AS an Indication
Of decline IA prosperity. the incident is
not worthy of any attention whatever II
is merely a regular annual occurrence, in
dicating that the preparations for the win
ter season have been completed. Every
year IN the fall extra men are taken on
lat the shops to prepare the equipment for
the heavy traffic at the end Of the year, and
the better the outlook for a big business
the greater the number Of additional
workers taken on-if only they can be OBJ
tanned IN a year Ike the present when
the traffic threatens to overwhelm the
management. every car that can be
patched up for service goes TO the shops
10 be put in order. The patching Up APP
pears TO be nearing completion now. as far
as Pennsylvania Is concerned. and so the
road is able 10 dispense with the services
Of some extra shop hands. There does not
appear to be anything particularly bearish
In that.
The Great Northern ore certificates,
after a further sharp decline, advanced
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WEEKLY BANK CLEARINGS.
Totals for Cities and Comparisons
with Last Year

New York. Nov. 23.-Bank clearings for
the weeks ended November - and No
vember Is, 1906. and the percentage Of in
crease or decrease week ended November
2 compared with the corresponding week
of 1g-L follow.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY Charles e. Gates & Co,
members NeW Yogk Stock Exchange, 3Iunsey Build
ing.
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Herald Want "A.

VIII be received at S. Kann, Sons & Cos
Information Bureau and promptly for
WaTded to the main Office.
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BOSTON STOCKS.

Furnished by E. Il. Chapman * Co. members
New York StacS Exchange. 81. Bowie ChipmEa,
manager I55I street northwest.
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New York.

fOuotaticns furnished BY Dick Bros q Co.. mem
hers Of the New York and New Orleans Cotton ex-
changes. lil2 II street northwest. Phones main
6isO-Ali
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The Great Northern Ore certificates,
after a further sharp decline. advanced
rapidly on the curb. their action showing
that the street has not yet been able 10
figure out their actual value with any de-
gree Of accuracy.
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Fiscal agents for the United States
Government.
Depository for funds of Philippine
Government
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Early in the year stockholders Of Co
lUmbus and Hooking Coal and Iron were
offered the privilege Of subscribing at
par for an allotment of per cent bonds
Of the company. at which they were to
be- given as bonus noncumuIative 8 Der
cent preferred stock to the amount of
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1916 G Street Northwest.
Washington
Loan & Trust CO.
OFFICE COR. gTH AND + SIS.
PAID-UP CAPITAL. U.o3.CA
"suRPLus. ssg0.011 lEARNEDl. ..

. II 8 IN any amount mace o. approved rsal
- estate OF collateral rgas3sisois rates
- Interest paid upon l1pgslJs o. lsC1UnlT bai
- anc-s subject 10 clecE-
- iEls company acts as executor, sdmInisi-s-
- tor trustee. agent. treasurer. registrar ard
- ~ al other houCIsry pacities.
- Boxes t1- rent il burglar ard 1rep-Oci
- vaults for safe deposit and s-Jrage 0f vallabls
- packages.
49, Real Estate Department IS prepared 70 ass1ms
- the management ~ VCIr rca! estate. Careful
- attention given 10 al d- 8iis
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International
Banking Corporation
Capital and Surplus
So, 500, ooo.

TTGusaCts a general tankirg bushes. 50
Hcits all classes q zccouuts-business pF5-
fcssiOuEl OF pe-sOuEL EXteuus a cordial
welcome 70 ali intending cJ1stuMCrs. Allows
Z11 peT cent interest on drawing scc0uuss
and higher rates Oh time money Ia the
matter q loans and disc0uuts as liberal
treatment allowed as IS consistent With sound
banking
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

9Ex-di7idcud. rights
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WALL STREET NOTES
Union Pacific Report Eagerly
Awaited by Brokers.
OUT.OF-TOWN MONEY COMING
M Alarm Felt as to Bank Statement.
Rise in Missouri. hnnSnS and TeXas
Being Closely FOIIOwed-Colum bus
and Hooking Coal Venture Again
Before PubIic-The Days Dealings.

New York. Nov. EVERY minute in
creascs the size Of the short interest. 3"
said "a keen observer Of the market to-
day. and there was apparently no fear Of
q squeeze anywhere. the prevailing opin-
ion being that until some new impulse
came into the trading. prices could not do
more than hold their present level.
They viii go down if they move at
ALL" the trader said. and as no money
would be made while the market stood
sjiH. there was some selling to make
profits along the only direction which it
was supposed il could travel.
While the usual estimates of the week S
currency movements showed a gain In
cash by the banks of upward of S50OoO0.
the belief was pretty generally based on
the ease in call money that the forthcom-
ing bank statement would be even more
favorable than the gain on the known
movement indicated
Bankers asserted that a good deal Of
out-Of-town money had been loaned here
during the week. but whether this had in
the aggregate accomplished a consider
able reduction in the loans Of the assO-
ciated banks. or had replaced loans Of
private bankers or Institutions in the
clearing house. could not. OF course, be
determined with any accuracy.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-01-04
Woman's Club.

The Woman's Club meeting OF
Wednesday was of unusual interest
Mrs. G. A. Richardson was leader,
and the subject, American Colleges
The program was as follows:
Harvard N Yale Universities,
Mrs. McGafey.
Columbia, Mrs. Hagerman.
University OF Pennsylvania and
Princeton, Miss Holt.
University Of Chicago, Mrs
Oberne.
University of California and Le-
land Stanford Mrs. Pruit.
Michigan University and Cornell,
Mrs. Hagerman.
West Point, Mrs. Evans.
Colleges for Women, Mrs. Mason.
Southern Colleges, Mrs. Peacock.
Many Of the ladies spoke of the
smaller, but not less important, col
leges in their native states.
Mrs. Graham was hostess for the
afternoon.
The next meeting Of the Club will
be Jan. 17th- Subject, Russia. Lead
er, Mrs. Skipwith.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-01-04
The Flow Increased.

Artesian well Supervisor Wilson
informed a Record reporter that the
flow of the artesian wells in the val
ley had slightly increased during the
last ear The increase is more mark
ed in the south. The greatest pres
sure Is 7sh pounds on the John
Richey well at Artesia-
The tax has been paid for 300 wells
leaving about so unpaid. Under the
law it will be the duty Of MI. Wilson
to compel those who have not paid
to do so. It is the intention of Mr..
Wilson to have the district attorney
take up these at the earliest
practicable date. and he will at
once make information against those
who have failed to comply with the
law.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-01-04

property vacant residence. lota and
some ny cheap lots In the bust
ness section of Roswen-Carlton &
Bell. 61tf.
The delivery horse of the Pecos
Valley Meat Market yesterday ran
away with Jack Caldwell who was
riding the animal, and ran into the
glass front of the Hawk building ON
main Street. The window was brok-
en- and the horse slightly cut but the
rider escaped uninjured.
Business men of the city will give
a banquet this evening at the Grand
Central Hotel IN honor of Judge G..
A. Richardson, presidtn of the Com
mercia1 Club as a testimonial of ap-
probation of his services in behalf
of the development and business pro-
gress of the city of Roswell and the
the Pecos Valley.
IL subscribers Of the Daily Record
would nail a cigar box, or some 9TH
er kind of receptacle on the post in
front Of their places it would pre-
vent many copies of the paper being
blown away and lost. Boys are some
times careless, of course, but there
would be no excuse for them not
placing the paper in a o placed con
veniently for that purpose.
The meeting of the railroad COM
mittee Of the Commercial Club
scheduled for yesterday afternoon did
not take place and will probably be
held to-day. 1t is the intention of
this committee to invite the Rock Is
land people to send representatives
to Roswell to look into the situation
here and to lay before them such
facts n figures IS may induce
them to extend their line to this city
The Southwestern Land Co. bro't
in two cars of homeseekers last
night. Most Of the excursionists were
from Illinoisc Iowa and Minnesota.
The party was accompanied by G. A.
Overholt and A. G. Eisenhart, east
ern agents of the company. A few
OF them came to locate on lands that
were purchased ON a previous trip.
One of these was Paul Rosenberg,
Of Cable, ILL.,, who recently purchased
go acres Of the Barnett and Morrow
land near Hagerman. He brought
with him some registered Duroc
Jersey hogs, Jersey COWS and stand
ard bred horses. Mr.. Rosenberg is
a German farmer who will develop
all there is in the small farm he has
purchased. The Southwestern Land
Co. in bringing this class of settlers
to locate on small farms is doing
much good for the Valley.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-01-04
Stomach Troubles and Constipation

Stomach Troubles and Constipation.
"Chamberlain's Stomach and .Iiv-
er Tablets are the best thing for
stomach troubles and constipation I
have ever soli," says J. R. Cullman,
a druggist Of P~otterville, MichaT They
are easy to take and always give sat
isfaction. 1 tell my customers to try
them and if not satisfactory to come
back and get their money, but have
never had a complaint" Sold by all
druggists.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-01-04
Are They cominq7

Word has been received in Ros-
wen that the Rock Island Construc-
ton Company will build 100 miles of
railroad west from Mckinney, Tex,
for the Texas & New Mexico rail-
road. This road is planned to even
tually reach Roswell, and its coming
win be eagerly awaited
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-01-04
5 LOCAL NEWS. {
Sue Lee. CHINA GOODS

I~~~~~~
Sue Lee, CHINA GOODS. 44mo.
s. W. Gilbert was up from Artesia
today.
TO LOAN $500 on improved real
estate.-A. J. Nisbet. Cite
House and lot in Roswell to trade
for a good team.-Carlton & Bell 61tf
Yellowstone, the Greatest Ameri-
can Whiskey at the Oriental Saloon.
59t5.
Phil. Helmig and wife will cav
on the, 9th for a visit to a Antonio
Don't forget the Roswell Marble
Works meets all legitimate competi-
ton. 5st26
Judge w. E. Rogers, of Lake Ar
thur. was in the city yesterday and
today.
Best work to be found in the Pecos
Valley m from the Roswell Mar
BILE Works. 1mo59
We meet all competitors in prices
and quality of work.-RosweIl Mar
BILE Works. 1m59
E. C. Johnson left this morning for
j, Louisiana to bring in a party OF
.h-omeseekers.
We handle al kinds of grain and
hay.-P. v. Trading Co., sos N. Pc
cos Phone 412. 27tf.
KEMP LUMBER COMPANY. sell
ers Of Mantels, Crates, and Thing.
East Fourth Street. Aft.
So, 10000 residence and 5 acres of
ground to trade for a good desert
claim.-Carlton & Bell. 61tf.
Buy your wall paper. glass. bug
4y paint md floor finish at the Pc
cos Valley Lumber Co.. 73h
Eastwood for the ladies' holiday
burnt work. At the KEMP LUMBER
COMPANY. East Fourth st. 47tf
The travel from the South this
morning was unusually heavy, nee
essitating a number of extra cars.
When you want wood delivered to
you promptly, call at 603 N. Pscos.
or phone 412.-P. ". Trading Co.
s7tf.
Albert White of Hagerman is in
the city today visiting friends. He
will return home ON to-night's train.
w. E. Murphy, OF Allen county.
Kansas, is on a cal With Bellar G
Mckinney for a farm in the Pecos
Valley.
We have some property in Ros-
veil that must be sold at once. Come
to see us, and get a DISQUALIFICATION
q Bell. 46tf
Miss Edna Searway, who accident
ly shot herself inst hand on Tues
day left this morning for her home
in Denver
Miss Beulah Walters who has been
visiting friends in the city for a few
days left last night for her home in
Lakewood.
Mrs. M. M. Garland will give a par
ty tonight for her sister Miss Char
lotte Brown n friend of Pittsburg,
Pennsylvania
A great deal of building is now go
ing on at Hagerman and Roswelfs
neighbor is showing -commendahle
push and enterprise.
!. Misses Sadie and Mildred Martin
last night gave a party to a number
of their young friends. The evening
was greatly enjoyed.
We have some very fine unimprov-
ed lands near Roswell in the artesian
belt for sale, price SIS to $40 per
acre.-Carlton &c Ben Cliff.
We have a customer for a $500. 90
residence, a 100000 residence and
a 100000 residence. II you want to
sell see us.lCarlton & Bell Gift.
How is your title? Have the Carl
ton-Bell Land & Abstract Co.. make
you an abstract. They are experts In
the business and will make tho abb
stracts at a very low rate. ATT
We solicit your blank book
trade. Day books, journals,
cash books and Iedgers. All
sizes from smallest to the larg-
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-01-04

He Daily and Weekly Record have
I an established circulation among the
people who buy goods OF Roswell mer-
chants.
No deadheads on our list-in other
words if people do not pay they do not
get the paper. The people who pay the
printer, also pay the man who sells dry
goods. groceries, hardware, furniture
and other useful things.
1t pays to advertise in a paper that
people are willing to pay for.
By putting your ads. in both Daily
and Weekly you reach about all the
people who trade regularly in Roswell.
We also do good job printing at
fair prices and spend the money at
home.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-01-04
Mr.. Merchant:

Our prices on Blank Books and Of
nee Supplies lean toward you. 5Stf
NGERsOLL's BOOK STORE.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-04-11
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ELECTIONS FORCE A CRISIS
COUNT WlTTE INSISTS ON RE.
TIREMENT OF MINISTER DUR
Novo OR HIMSELF.

st. Petersburg, April 11.-That the
result of the elections has precipi-
tated a crisis involving the immediate
downfall of Premier White or Interior
Minister Durnovo seems absolutely
confirmed The former spent over
two hours with the emperor during
the evening, reviewing the situation
and pointing out how impossible it
would be for the government to defend
itself before hostile parliament with
M. Durnovo in the cabinet.
The emperor, as usual in such a
crisis, is vaccilating. Irrespective of
his personal feelings towards the pre-
mier he desires Count White to re-
main in power, yet he hesitates to
dismiss DurnovO, whom he praises as
having saved Russia from revolution.
General Trepoff and General Count
Ignatieff, the most prominent of the
reactionary courtiers, are constantly
singing Durnovo's praises.
AS showing how strained are the re-
ilations between the premier and the
interior minister it is pointed out
that M. Durnovo has not attended a
cabinet meeting for almost month
Count Witte has cleverly seized the
moment to force an issue between
himself and his rival when, in addi-
ton to the verdict of the people at
the polls against the governments re.
pressive policy, the question of the big
foreign loan hangs in the balance.
Count White realizes fully that much
OF the confidence in Russia's solvency
among financiers abroad is due to the
fact that he is at the helm and that
if he goes the chances of the loan van
fsh into thin air,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-04-11
DUE TO CHANGE OF WIND.
Ashes From Mount Vesuvius Agar
Falling in Naples.

Naples, April 1.-THE weather sud
denly changed during the afternoon,
the wind blew strongly towards Ma
pies and ashes from Mount Vesuvius
began falling fast over the city, which
consequently soon resumed it's gray
appearance. The high wind also made
breathing difficult.
Many of the persons injured at Otta.
jano,- which was completely destroyed,
have been placed in railroad cars, but
owing to the lack of locomotives they
cannot be brought here and measures
are being taken to convey the suffer
ers to Somma, where the railroad is
operating IT.
The fugitives from Tore Annun-
ziata are leaving for Castellammare,
where the terrified population of Tore
del Greco are arriving amid contin-
ned fall of sand and ashes.
Twenty-six more dead bodies have
been found in the Church of San Guis-
eppe, making total of seventy-nine.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-04-11
Deafness Cannot Be Cured


by local applications, as they can.
not reach the diseased portion of
the ear. There is only one way
to cure deafness, and that lis by
constitutional remedies. Deaf
ness is caused by an intlamed
condition of the mucous lining Of
the Eustachian Tube. When this
tube is intlamed you have rumb-
ling sound or imperfect hearing,
and when it is entirely closed,
deafness is the result, and unless
she inflammation can be taken out
and this tube be restored TO it's
normal condition, hearing will be
destroyed forever; nine cases out
of ten are caused by catarrh,
which is nothing but an inaamed
condition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give one hundred dol
lars for any case Of deafness
Caused by catarrh) that cannot
be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
Send for circulars, free.
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.
Sold by all druggists, Use.
Take Halls Family Pills for
constipation.