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New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


BEANS and PEAs-In absence of important business
market is quiet and unchanged in tone or price
do common 70 coed 81 sOqsl 90; do medium. choice.
81 G@sl sS6s s. s. s GH @ do white kidney choice 81 To- do
red kidney choice s. 309S2 S5; do black turtle SOUP
choice 81 TO- yellow choice, 81 7Og$ 75 do lima
California So 52lzaS3 SO. GREEN PEAS. Scotch 1906
RTTrf-R%Recepts to-day 74o9 pkgs is
closing with rather quiet trade in fresh creamery and
receivers generally haT we some on TO be about steady
Secondary and lower grades are duh and ot soswnss
has only light demand but prices are held STEADY.
Packing stock IN small Supply y e 1l d %t+ss 49,:
do arsts 23z @24c; do seconds. 222sc; do thirds g
S9c. state dairy tubs. fresh fancy. 24c do good to
choice 22lsa28c; common fair 19921e: process;
extras 22a221ac do frsts oGe DO seGcnas Sc a. zTf & eo
do seconds. 2c; do thirds l9c packing STOCK
NO l. Receipts to-day l971 boxes: exports 300
boxes Trading Is closing the week very quietly oF con- an
siJerabie surplus which win have into store No
further tdns easy Many Of the receipts week
shown more or less aS5 in prices but
meeting little attention EsporteTs i entirely our tbro1gb or i
rbeese in transit Fine skins sell fairly. but most OF the
and Irregular LIVERPOOL cable Finest Canadian ns%.
Sos colOred and 5ss for white s b a do aTe
coiorsd best large white & best @ se S DO fair fr
e7 se fooa se do Common 4a54s fun skins. lose
ing scarcity Of high grade fresh gathered eggs for which
is gradually and ing at % extremey
rrsular prices there is little better clearance than
week ts aso; white fancy 27R2sc: do good
s3a2sc do brown mixed fancy 25@24e do good & 70
i4G Gisc do fair good. 15gl6e; do. under grades
dirfies e6l3c; checks. 6d1oc.
- r- F.sII-Appes liberal supply and best
.eIIinr we'll Pears Peaches largely poor
erherries scarce Currans firm. Raspberrles
5 higher Huckleberries dull Muskme ons
she ebpS lower best grades selling well Water
slihs ns IN good demand Pinespples quiet We quote:
pPTHs per 81 5oaSs; do Per basket Soc - 90,
hbI, S3ds4: do Bell s3ESa;
fEAi per bag 50 5o@ss: sorts.
do h< hsi SoTs3 so; do Southern, per Dbl, SZqSoi
pF scTJFs Maryland and Delaware per basket eocesl'
40 5fle9Ss. do Missouri seaS3 dc Arkansas 5oc1
81 40. do Oklahoma fiat case t,Fioe; il-U up
p.r carrier 81 25Qs1 5o so basket. 2ho
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
MARKET.


BEEvES-Recstpfs 129 cars. or zOso hssc a.
CONSIGNED direct saughtsrers- NolhlnS colns n
cattle Nonnay steady Dressed pesI Qo1st az S-S
native Sides little 1ancy D@e1
AZ lie. Texas at 6dS4sc No change n caos
tations- shipments TO-DAY lnciuoso 81 S@--i0 4- 49,
quarters Of beef. all 10 London -, 49, - IT.
CAI,VES-Recepts were % head. all Onio ane w.
rinia calves No demand for the stock or1ereo and
onIv four reported sold Feeling weak and ouH Icr
veals Dressed caves NeIS S4Sa
at 81 ISc per 10 city dressed veals and 1oE
Sai.ZNewton & Co: West Virginia calves 40 ID
average al IS per rb 2 DO go 10 az - 90 .,o0
SHEEP AND I.ANBS-Rscetpts were 25 caEs' 9I 49,
for slauSntererS ana 1S11 aor o
market and single held over from
rather less and top grades 1ec lo"eT
selling uneveny sales 1S29c on Inc pslS
were not quite cleared Common 70 cnoice sleep
sold AT "a Sass 60 few prime wetners az So
al 20 chofce lambs 5OGsS 40 No cnangs II aI
tstions for dressed dressed larnIs - -
& Co: 2f6 Virginia lalins 80 ID 9
erage IS 40 per 100 70 - -. -. -. g - 81,
o. 2ff do SIS n, al IS. ~ Kentucky DO 70 %
K - o4s do g. n 81 so: pa do, 80 ~ At - :. 10
indiana sheep 12T n -; IS bucks 1a5 n az g
Newton & Co: POS West Virginia lafles 90 e ~
SIS II 262 do 80 ~ 1211 154 do % 70 az - -
no 10 al 81 T5 10 113 10 at 81 90 DUCKS A4O ID
AZ reb,n 81 ~ & shannon: SO Ohio sheep (wethers9 rs y
at SIS es tewes). 81 n at s. 90 ID BUCKS ana
cns iO Tre1Ts -, were 17ls cars 2es0 head. an for
slaIlShterers No sales live weight NonliralS
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
cuIcaeo GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago Aug 10-Iaack Of telegraphtc factliries
+a,6ed 70 paraIyze business on the Board OF Trace
todav and caused weakness in the grain and pro-
vision pits At the close wheat for September de-
1,a1- Us down 1Ihc Corn is of A.c sc Oats
show a net loss of sc to 34c- Provisions are down
TIC to 221ac. - ,
The wheat market was weak all day on seneru
selling bv pit traders and local longs Inc selhns
Vas due mainly TO uncertainty growing our or tne
strike OF teIeeraph operators and 70 fear that 'hs
st+,,a+fon might become acute by spread or
the strike A decline in the price or wneat on tns
Ninnsapolis curb induced considerable seIinS mere
Favorable weather for the crop was largely re-
snonsble for the weakness IN the NortnWestern
market Trade was quiet al day: Delng r@seII-S--
b1- the incornpleteness of statistics The narAst
ciossd weak September opened 9sc 70 &C 70 &c 10
Nc lower at S75sc 10 SSc sold OF 20 sosc ana eioseo
ar s-lLc to S71.c- Minneapolis DuIuth ana Chlcaso
reported receipts OF 2S7 cars. against 20 cars kse
week and 362 a year ago
Sentiment in the corn pit was oear1sh tne ~ enlle
session because OF the strike Prices. however
o,-.d onfxy moderate loss, because of fairly good
s,,nDort bv q Ieadir z bull The close was weak-
cantsrnher opened 1sc 1~c TO 1sc lower az Sffsc
20 &c 20 55c sold of 70 5+c and closed az s4A.c %
s45sc Local receipts were ZS cars lneIudlns % Oh
contract grade -, -.
ont considerable profit taking sales IN oats ana
oo,sad a sharp slump The government report
shoad much larger stocks than had been EeneraIiy
sxnacted There was buying on an ofnciaI
rorscast of shovvery weather The market cioseo
- ~ a1rno<t the lowest point September opened
,ncbanged To &c lower at 4oc to 4ot.c; soid on %
4s1Ac and closed at 44izc TO 4a4sc- Local. reoeip''
were 50 -
Provisions were weak. owing 20 weakness 81
grain There very little trading. At ,hs clo7 Use
September pork was of 2257c AT 80 1-1.i Aa '7Ss
AT So 10. and ribs. 1Gc. az - IZ12
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat soo cars
corn 25s cars: oats, sS cars: hogs. Sooe" head
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
ENGINE TIRE AS FIRE ALAHM.

w,unetka is going back TO the use OF the oides,
known Are alarms. Village Clerk Shuitz says tnae
the freboys are getting tired Of the use OF a
school bell for a fire alarm. and they intend again
10 make use of q unique contrivanee tnal rang
ont fire signals for period OF two years and once
A. was set to vibrating. one ever was kno" :
to sleep within sound OF 1t. and II could De heard
for two miles
T-pig queer old excuse for hrebeN Is SIX sus-
nanaed from the limb os tree that STANDS % the
corner OF the town lot It's history dates BACK
20 Isas when Winnetka was without any kind o a
Are alarm At that time John Heath. then. as
now resident OF the village. was the r.as.7V
mechanic of the Northwestern Railroad aho no
presented the volunteer fire company with rne urs
that once had done duty on a drive wheel o.
locomotive.
In It's wears of dsuse children have PLAYED around
4, and now and then pair OF sweerhearrs are
wont TO sit In the old steel ring, and there md
den by the foliage OF the supporting tree pnsne
the troth that results In a happy ruarriaSe--Nn1-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
CASH Quotations s.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

York August 10. lsof:
,,nr,r- ~, ,c~sa market was quiet to-day. sales
&c. hs dav heiny reported 10000 bags The mar
oreed steady at unchanged prices to an advance VI
closed uuIet, unchanged 70 o poihts
iover THE initial in sympathy ~lth nlstea
r,-o1sa rahIes and continued small receipts. while the
easier tendency after opening was cue 70 rsltls
-. selling believed 10 De ak.lSt
g.. orers from Brazil the European markets ahVre
Va y franc and Hamburg J. pfg hiEnef', aha .io
weakness. RIO peans
ne-n.e While santos advanced 100 res Very c2ld
-rse renorfes again State OF sac Peuio
t,,, femnerattrres did 10 be low enough
figures threaten any niateral oanL
~ 1av occur should the weather continue cold
anv rate this little influence here ana less
t,.s estimates wfch "sIs oho
~ IN. prominent factors Friday Part OF tis sss
market may De on tie l'eosy
that with an increasing crop movement tIsle WI
be found insufficient speculative nelnaha 70 a,,,a
he for spot coffee was auiet
VIII ouotations basis of 67sc Tor ttio NO a.
% yanxe OF prices In the local market To-Day
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11

s.:s5:4 s.S5s:ae.. Ss: ...::.. So Sc s :2 81
P2TEi t915ber IS 80 1880 1906 1e1" Is IS
METALs-The market for pig iron eeTafs1es al aa @
standard foundry grades quoted: October November anu
ass RND sYRUPs-The usual SATURDAYS guls,
noted but the undertone oi ,nrsS , Ia Quota
,ts follow: Tev orleans centrifugal commou log lsc'
isir 1sg2e god "a 25I;l M PFi5e i5a14 far.
l5al7 good 1sa2oe prime 2e5e agG on spot but
easy with trade TnodeIatgy Es52s.
to1 f~,otsr 5es u50I9c. November. +2ssG4-2c IV
reported in moaer4Ie standard
ARMY mainalnas mar 4 hk o PhiIadeph 4oo bulb
0oe refined cases Ne* 62FN nbls 10 45c BULK &c
ihiladephia 10 4oc: bulk 695c water T9e eqssS OIL
YORK 1890. Philadelphia la.s.e ~ , sn11nar vel
low spot 5i'=e: August s. = $50 gjsDsr' Tecen6er o.
4s4ol January 80 a G3e9sc: of summer yeo;, A
sTine Witt DC prime winter yellow SOC ldNstGD
oII,-American seed cty -aw 43g44c; oulz2 4A
4- oNs@The market weakened early in sympathy
pork and euyns e Us go MSnsy as 600 hogs next
S Is to hogs Kansas city 2CO0 hogs and Omaha
900 hSgs PORK barely steady: quoted Ness S'9y g
SIS 70 tc1d family oa6e SIS Ness s. 56G$io
Ss 90 Psgs' @ $40 @@Sl ola at | s52 aR BREssEB HOES
seady; quoted $50; $50 n s3sc; ig9 @ 10 ~
6eis5 be Gu b ioqe pickied hams steady: quoted at
i25. aISc: TAiLow quiet: quoted: city CSC eountIy'
easy. quoted: Middle W Nester' prime,
05qp 15c- city lard dull quoted at sssc; retned tar
steady; quoted South America. 1o1oc Continent S1'G
prazI kegs II SOC; COMPOUND quiet, quoted al e9+g
&c: SEA RINE steady; quoted OIeo sizGss4c city Hrd
RTCE-The ruled steady here and strong at the
ono.afions follow screenings. 3h4 Q;
second heads 4q4l5c; choice, heads 2Asg}c; tanGy'
heads ca aGbc. fancy. heads. 6Aq7o Japan 40
mestic. 4&G5kc; Patna, 6Q6'@c: Iangoon In oonu'
2l4 G2&c - III. o...
sUGAR-Busness in refined sugar was very light S even n
with 6eaIs being small The tobhers arc ht3inS on -
hand to the financial conditions are Such
that thew cannot quick loans TO carry large Hes
OF refined The following quotations arr list prices sub
tect 10 a rebate Of points and discount or per
In Crystal doninos. i2oc; Eagle
crushed. . IOc mould A. 9oOc
c1has 4 powdered .35c: Eagle 10 powdered
p5c: poVefered powdered and fruit powdered
loo Eagle confeconers' Eranuated. 52oc; coarse ana
extra fine 1Oc: ID cartons and fb bags fine 52Vc;
m baps fine 3Oc: fine. 52Jc, 10 lb bags
fine 8 l5c: nne standard granuated. DC; % and 80
NJ bags fine aO0c: diamond A. 5c; confectoners' A.
Z soc; No l. soc: Nos ard B. 4T5c; No I. 4TOc: No
8 65c: No o 46Oc: No T. 4.55c; No e 46Oc; No >,
445c; No TO- 4S5c No II. 43Oc No r. 429c; No H.
4 2Oc Nos a. Is and 49, .15c The loc~l market Tor
raw inactive but stii unehange put put quoted
paid prices follows Centrifugal 96 test il6c;
fnuscovado test 7I6o. and moasses sugar 10 test
3-l6c. The London market for beet sugar was firm
unchanged with August at Us Cd and september at
as
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Aug, o.-closing-wHEAT-spo quiet: No
winter Is iad futures steady September
Is Iisd; December, IS Sad; March IS 4d CoRN-spot
stea mixed. As Id: American mixed.
cd Northern IS 2&d: steady; September.
As If%d Octoher. As 11Ad- PEAS-Canadian nrm at
ss ad FIOUR-winfer patents quiet at 27s. HOPS in
London (Pacihc Cossr quiet az Il Iosqfs 5s. BEEF
Extra India steady at 9Ss Sd. PORk-frme
western quiet at SIS 3D. HaMs-short cut "a TO Is r
ouset al SOS; short rib 1e "A ro 6ss. ors
clear niddIes light IS "a ~ quiet at 52s Sd: onG
clear rniddes heavy S5 40 m duh H0e 3D. short
clear backs f6 90 10 Quiet az 4es; clear bellies a
~ ia n quiet SHOrLDERS-Scuare- II 10 f3
10, dull at 37s Sd. LARD-Prime Western. In tierces
steady ASS; American renned IN pas nrIn az 4os 80
Can.dian finest colored new steady A& 66e. TALON
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
A NEW ALGERIAN INDUSTRY

The fibre of the dwarf palma tree until
lately regarded as worthless or harmfui-is de-
veloping an important Algerian industry rac-
tories are multiplying. and TO these the natives
h,n~ tho palm leaves, which are transformed
into vegetable nber by steam carding ma
chine and then spun and braided The material
has the advantage over horsehair OF being PROOF
against moths and insects II is oeinS useo ior
r,a,t-.x.es woven products harness and car
riase work. military bedding. various t1ssuoo
and even hats-Springneld RAanhaisAA
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11

COTToN-The cotton market was narrow and irregu-
lar Yesterday steady decline OF points
70 an point Sales for the day were esLi-
75 opening steady at de-
cline OF points 10 advance OF points. with t1e
relatively result OF realizing wile
later positions firm the continued dry, hot
weather In the Western belt which buliishy com
upon the weekend reviews. Shortly after
the positions worked 10
OF points covering OF shorts
but trading pretty much confined the smaller
who evening and later the
under realizing for Sunday In spite
calling for continued clear weather In the
western belt Liverpool cables Just about ex-
rected, incentive from that source Some
said that bullish sentiment was
decreasing by local traders TO mean
the English longs had taken profits Inc
figures about in Ike with expectations
the In the visible supply fo the week being
with bales last change Tor the CORE
spending while sp.nners takinxs also on saout
= " week last season II was fu
rnored during semi monthly report
National GnnerS Association due IN oAY OF t"o
would show Z dstaEsoEatiou OF per ceuA
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11

FLOUR AND AIE1AI-The market for flour was dun
with prices lower to sell Sales were unnportant Ky fE
to fancy. s5QSb 26: CORNMEAL steady; quoted: Kiln
dried 50 S3 BAGMEA steady; quoted: Fine white
yellow 81 30: 81 169Isl Is; F1ED-Western
standard middling s24 s.; -four do s26 30; red dog
SOS 30: city bran S22. sacks S23GS23 5O mddlng
s23 50aS2s 80; dog. S2s co. hominy chop, bulk S
cSRAIN-WHBAT- wheat market to-day was weak
dectdedy lower / O'Clock close, which was
bottom for the day. September in New YORK
stood lac under the previous night Sew
most important absence of shorts after the late
Of Friday which due to the government re
t the feeling in circles that the price
IN yield especially II export
busi 70 along it's present narrow lines
There cash demand in the Southwest To-Day
,,ay.- saes of 200 600 bush being reported
weather the entire belt was
and warm leading favorable advices from
.be Broomhafl estimated that the world s
sbtnncnts FOR the week approximate $500 COO BUSH
cornnared with 600 hush the previous week Al lV-
arnooI there was advance of SsG1sd and at Paris
50I6 nonts Will Berlin Bc higher and Budapest
1t loy,.r The o telegraph operators at
chicago restricted business In all markets An export
reported, and cash wheat closed
as follows: red o2zsc elevator and 94s anoa
Ne Northern Duluth 81 o55s and NO z hard winter
h anoat CORN-Sustained by unfavorable crop
Kansas Nebraska where temperatures -
u,.ra very high, market to-day mace only
a,oea wa, but under the previous night COM
moderate buyers on reports tha ~
joads had taken for export No corn IN the oca
n-tts &c nd yellow. 601ec o D afoat OAl9-
ere was considerable selling of oats during me session
frcm the usual ouh sources, the r.
Of Cash oats In the local marker
ioses as follows: 2s to 30 10 5s3sc; natural lse
e.. m $4,000; clipped white 80 - 40 10 "aoc
PYFf-Marlet dull; No : western, e'c hoi''i"''
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot
quiet al / point advance mdding upland 74ld: sales.
5000 bales speculation and 800 American, 1000;
imports, 10000 bales (none American The market for
futures opened quiet. unchanged and / point
higher distant positions and closed quiet but steady
= old and ! n ~ points higher nn
o5d: August-September.
$3.50: September-October 6.s1 I'D; November
s77d; November December. SID December January,
73d: January-February 672d: FEBRUARY March. 73d
March-Apri g 7sd; April-May. 6-75d may-June 6ISd.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11

We viii continue to accept subscriptions for
Boston-Idaho Mining Companys stock at S1.0O
share up to II o'clock noon, tomorrow, August
18th. After that hour and day the price will be
Sl.25.
The 20 per cent. dividend payable per cent.
quarterly, commencing in November, is IN no way
speculative.
From information received August 7th from
the superintendent at the mines, are In posi-
ton to state positively that the net earnings OF the
company annually viii be in excess of It's entlre
capitalization ($2OO,OOO) 1t is now proven be
vond any question that the mill alone viii net
the company more than $4,000 day after deduct
ing all expenses of operating MILL mine, freight
and smelter charges. The ore is running one-thlrd
higher in value than all former anticpatlons.
There is no speculation in this investment or IN
the dividends.
The investor is protected against loss by the
creation of the protection fund.- equal to the
Capitalization of the company ($200OOO)- This
fund prevents the stock from ever depreclatlng
below 81 90 a share
With the completion of this fund, a market Tor
the stock is established within the treasury OF the
company up to its present price, so as TO protect
the stockholders from being compelled to sacrltce
their holdings it, for any reason, they have to con-
vert their stock into cash. This makes the invest
nent the soundest possible.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11

4 DvEET1sEHENTe subscriptions for Ths Tribune
"A th~4r Uptown Once No 1894 Broadway.
Isss.es sesh .nd s7th sts Until O'clock m Adver-
ueenena received following branch Offices At
~ sseoe rssss until O'Clock viz: 2s4 sth ave:
= 18TH ~. 81 East
tstk 17 wet ga n bstv~sn 7th ana sth avsa :;
- Eest 116sh st. ave-. between and nth
- 9o1e ID eis6 11oe ave-. ooth
y: ~ EAGe LII os; ~ 1fo0sa9 awo-: 80 q avU.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
L DIAMOND COMPANY
,ta7as3s Old SOUTH BUILDING. B0SI0h, MASS.

rrir, ctrv cuiet SIS Sd; LonGou 1r az
SIS TIsd TURPENTINE-sprts quiet At AIS % ss 5Ssas
6-or1non stead az lis Cd PETRoLECM-Rsrreo
steady al "a IINSEED OIL weak az 25s COT1ON-
SEED CTI--FIulI refined spot. duh at sos ID
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
INVESTORS-ATTENTION.

into one Corporation Fully
Millions OF ore
a limited amount Of stock
N banking frm, members OF
ange. for increasing the daily
ow 400 tons, desired TO In
-. Shrewd investors should
in a Corporation
q prominent dividend ranks.
dress MINES, Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11

so mines arnalEarnated I
equipped with modern II
blocked out and in sight
IS offered by 8 well known
ihe New York Stock Excasi
output daily capacity no
crease 10 1000 tons daily
not overlook this sound II
which will soon enter tne
For further particulars a1c
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
Facts That Investors
Should Know.

WHY Boston-Idaho Mining Company's stock IS
better-safer than bank deposit and practically
as convenient.
-Boston-Idaho Mining Company stock
will pay in assured dividends annually flve tunes As
much as your bank pays you In interest, inae-
pendent of extra dividends that will later be dis
bursed.
Second-Your investment is made safer by the
protection reserve fund Impossible to lose
Third-With the protection reserve fund COM
plete your holdings can be converted INTO cash as
quickly as money be withdrawn from your
bank.
The disbursement of extra dividends later Wlll'
in our opinion, exceed go per cent. annually
Orders received up to II o'clock noon' August
10Th will be filled at ST. 90 share in the order re-
ceived.
IF YOUR order cannot reach us IN time by 1nall'
wire at our expense and let your remittance follow.
Make all remittances direct to our order
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
$4,000
CASH OR SECURITY

buys controlling interest in best Realty Co. in
New York. Excellent opportunity for party
who can take charge of the management Of
the Co. on good salary. Address REALTY, ,
$50 Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
Boston Idaho Mining Company's
Stock Advances Share Tomorrow at O'clock
AUGUST 18th.
20 Per Cent Dividend Investment Payable Per Cent Quarterly c'mmene
DIVIDENDS ASSURED.

Never has an investment been offered that equals
Boston-Idaho Mining Company's stock for income
safety of investment, and protection OF stock
holders.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
BONDS.
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES

{ lots. 4sens cents per share.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-11-08
Family Re union.

\ family reunion of the Jennine ses
was held on Saturday, October 20, at
the home of Mr.. {. W. Hollis 10 cele.
brate the nineticth birthday anniversary
of Mrs. A. 5 Jennings. There were
present Mrs. j 7. Jennings and family,
Prof. +. j. Jennings of St, Louis,
George and Miss Ella Bailey Of Jcffcr-
son county, Mrs. j. A. Lawrence and
Rev, Butte and family. Later on Mrs.
Jennings daughter, Mrs. Harker Of
Little Rock, Ark. Mrs. S. G. Taylor
and Mr.. Luther Peers sent lovely
basket of choice mixed fruit, Miss
Miller Taylor box Of cut flowers and
Mr.. Butteriield some nice chrysanthe-
NUNS. Many other nice presents were
received. Altogether it was a remem-
berance of the dear old mother which
she greatly enjoyed. May the bless.
ings Of God abide with her and many
more anniversaries be granted her.
OSE THAT LOVES HER,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-11-08

The elections las Tuesday show
that there is still virility in the old
Democratic panty. Mayor Tom j..
johnson S re election at Cleveland,
Ohio, 10y IA majority of more than
5000 over Congressman Burton,
who was backed mp by President
Roosevelt, makes a terrible rent in
Secretary Tafts presidential boom
and is notice to MIR. Roosevelt to
keep his hands off Of local matters.
o. the six States where Governors
were elected the Democrats carried
three and made gains in several
others, but Kentucky lost out on
Governor while electing a Demo
cratic Legislature. In local option
elections in Illinois the "drys" car.
ried twenty cities and five were
carried by the vets.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-11-08
ONLY NECESSARY TO
TREAT THE STOMACH
Claim of Central Figure in Recent Contro-
versy Is Novel.

The new theory advanced by L. T.
Cooper relative to the human stom.
ach has attracted such widespread
attention that the public In cities
visited by the young man has been
joined by many physicians in a dis.
cussion Of his beliefs and medicines.
Mr.. Cooper says that human health
is dependent almost entirely upon
the stomach. He says that no dis.
case can be conquered without first
nllcviating all stomach disorders. He
further says that most men and wom-
en- OF this generation are half-sick,
owing 10 degenerate stomachs. And
lastly, he claims that his New Dis.
covery medicine will rejuvenate the
human stomach In 80 days.
Cooper has been travelling from
one city to another, conducting in
each what he calls campaign Of
education. For the past year he has
met tho public in the larger cities
OF the country, and his success has
been phenomenal. Thousands Of
people have flocked to his headquar.
tiers wherever he has gone, and the
sale Of his medicine has been beyond
anything OF the kind ever before
witnessed.
Possibly the most interesting fea,
ture OF the attention this young man
has attracted Is what his army of
followers, whom he has converted TO
his beliefs through his medicines,
have to say on the subject. The fol-
lowing statements are from two well
known reeidenta nf Chicapn and Dop.
ton. respectively, and the enthusiasm
OF these Is Characteristic of Cooper's
admirers generally.
Mrs. IT. b. Mack. of 1901 State
street, Chicago says: 81 have been
suffering for ~ years from a com.
binatlon Of stomach troubles, catarrn
and constipation. ] had a gnawinx
pain In the pit of my stomach. q sort