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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-26
MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS


Corrected Daiiy.l
These prices are at wholesals and NOT to
st s1es s@1oc: standard goods
pearl 4hc, gloss lump &c; nickel packages
i@rd-Leaf lie; compound &c; basis
Rice-Extra fancy head sac; fancy. head
\ a SC; broken 4d5c; Japan ~ @bAc.
Ninegar-Per gallons l4Q2lc.
Coffee--Green common " a &c; prime eM
eioc: choice ITO l2c; fancy Is@i4hc.
candies-Stick &c; fancy SO loc.
crackers-xAX Soda she; Xxx Ginger
sardines--American mustard $40; Y -oil
Msai-a5e pes pearl fs 7sc PEE peerless less soc.
Hams-pove 17he; other 14hs gl6c.
Bacon--l6 a. zoe.
fancy patent $5.25; half patent 81. 80.
Grain and Hay-Bran $1.35: shorts 81. 40;
corn chops 72ci white corn soc; oats mixed
si.is.
Fruit and Produee-POtatoss q bu.; on
Ton Msw s sSp. ana @s:
wine vinegar l6o gal: fancy full cream
cheese. daisies l7hei fancy fl. p. peanuts
box; evaporated apples Id. cartoon sMc
H.: Prunes rs Id. boxes 5000 IN lb; rs ID
boxes oO-79 TIC h.; IS H. boxes 1850 s&c
hu.; strawberries $1.75@S2.oo; cucumbers
s2-25 q$2,5o; squashes sl75; tomatoes $3.50
WNZ.Ib; new irish potatoes 20 DBL egg
plants s2.75 crate; snap beCns $1.25 blu.
green corn zoe doz.: squash 15c doz; cab
bage 75@40c doc.
Beeswax-2bc.
wool-Clean 22hc; bury wool lac; wash
ed wool 30c.
~ Hides-Dry flints Ice; dry sailed I3ci
green sailed INC.
Cotton Seed MeaI-$28. 90.
Molasses-Georgia cane barrel 35o per
gallon: cases gallons So per case: maple
syrup, Log Cabin. gallons s14: II gallons
$3.50; quarts - 70 per doc
Chickens-Hens 35c; flyers 25Q30c
: broilers 15c: ducks 4Oc.
sugar-GranuIated size; f. Y. C. $40.
Eggs-15c per dozen.
Country butter-12hc per ID
Corn spot: American mixed steady.
Futures quiet. July As md; Septe Der Is
a&d.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
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sHORT sHssaoN PRACTICALLY BARE
or INTEREST.
Dealing Were Small and Price Movements
sluggish and Hesitating.-The I'm
dertone was Very

New York. May 25-The short session at
the stock exchange today was practically
bare OF interest Dealings were small and
price movements sluggish and hesitating
Inc undertone was weak and live
effort by room traders to carry prices up-
wards were soon abandoned. A bad Inn
preston was made by the report that the
underwriting of the $4,000 600 of the Rock
Island -four per cent refundins bonds had
been at as low a figure as 81, the length
OF time which the bonds have 10 run to
maturity indicating that little hope ~ en-
tertained Of an early relaxation OF the STRAIN
on caritai.
The banks made strong showing In
the weekly statement, the cash &ncrease
being much larger than was estimated. This
did not help stocks and lowest prices were
made after the appearance of the state
ment. Foreign exchange closed firm and
there is growing likelihood again that gold
viii go out. Discounts in London rose
further and sharp competition - expected
with Paris for the weekly arrivals OF gold
in the London market on Monday. There
was continued liquidation in the Southern
Railway stock which forced the preferred
to the lowest level of the year. The heavy
tone of United States Steel was of marked
sentimental effect on the whole market.
prices,
Total sales of bonds par value $760.00e.
NEW YnRK ri nsuN<. cDnru rusr
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-26
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans, May 25.-spot cotton clos
ed firm and unchanged; middling 12hc;
sales were 400 bales the spot and SO
TO arrive.
Futures opened steady from three to four
points above the close of yesterday. Contin-
nous and aggressive selling by bulls had a
some what depressing effect and this in spite
of a favorable weather map. There was
no marked downward tendency though and
the market continued to hold fairly well
until the close which barely steady
with July unchanged at .22 and
new crops only TWO points down, October
being quoted at Is and December at
lI,72.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-26

ST Louis, May 90 Especial The 81
Louis grain markets today ranged as fol
lows:
Wheat on tracK:-
May % bid; range none.
July 81 bid. range 80 to 07A.
sept. 9Sft asked, range 91A to 80.
I,ues:nher sl.0U bid. rangcSnone.
July 52Is bid. range 517s to Ban.
sept o. =. asked to 5?h 10 - p q "
Dat~;-
May 4Jig. no range.
July 44As bid. range none
sept SSH range 3S1s to 3sh ~.
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Redaington Elected.

San Francisco, May 25.-The board
Of directors of the Southern Pacific
Company issued formal announcement
Yesterday of the election of Charles
H. Reddington of Oakland as assistan.
treasurer of the company to succeed
Andrew X. Vandeventer. who recently
was made treasurer after the death
NJ CAPTAIN n. It. Smith
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~. ChawbreIasu Improved.

st. Raphael. France May 25.-Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain who nave
been sojourning here for some time
past will return to England In Few
days. Mr.. Chamberlain Is very much
iyrnroved in health but II is probable
that a considerable time must elapse
before he may be able to reenter pub
lie life.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-26

New York, May 25.-Sugar raw steady
fair refining S.S7; centrifugal s6-test S.92
molasses sugar 3,12; refined steady: No s
81 60 No 81 S.; No s. 30; No. Q - IS ;
No 10 81. 20; o. IA s4.15; Confectioners A
81 so; mould A IS IS; cut loaf IS. 10; crush
ed IS. so; powdered S.. 10: graduated 50:
cbues So. rs.
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CINCINNATI PRODUCE.

Cincinnati, May 25.-Flour steady.
Wheata easy $14$ .ooh.
Corn steady 56Ac.
Oats firm AS q hc.
Rye lower 7Sc.
Provisions steady.
Whiskey steady 81 81.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-26

New YORK NAV 25.-The metal market
were quiet and more or less nominal in the
absence Of cables
Tin $l3 g. @ $i4.
Copper was dull and nominal with lake
quoted at SPA SO s25. electrolytic S23 so q
$24. casting So 250S22.7A
Lead was unchanged at sos .05 and
ypelter at So 40 IA So SO.
Iron was in firm position with prices
unchanged.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-26

New orleans. May 25.-Sugnr steady; open
kettle centrifugal " G97sc; centrifugal
yellow 37sQ41sc; seconds ~ q3%e-
Molasses quiet: new syrup 80 @ sac.
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NEW YORK pROnuCE.

New York, May 25.--Lard easy; western
prime s9.1OG$s.2 20; refined barely steady
continent 50. IS; compound 81 @9.
Pork steady; family 81: short clear ST 26
Q$is rs: mess SIT .75@$is.5o
T.otton seed oil strong; prime crude fob.
mills nominal; yellow soc, nominal
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-26
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

New York. May 25.-Trade in dry goods
was fair today. Activity in cotton goods
continues. Linens and burlaps are not plen-
tiful in the market and prices are very stiff.
Serges will be shown for spring next year.
The jobbing trade is steady but not on
large volume.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-26

st Louis May 25.-Flour weak.
Whiskey $1.35.
Pork steady; jobbing SIS. so.
Lard lower; prime steam So. 5oG$s.56
Dry salt meats steady; boxed extra shorts
and clear ribs SO so; short clears 50. SIN.
bacon steady boxed extra shorts and
clear ribs $lO.37h short clears $1o.75.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-26

Houston--Steady. 12Ac; net receipts l.
7s2; gross receipts d,tszi shipments A'si'
sales zS6; stock 20, AGA.
Augusta-Steady. II nc; net receipts ESQ;
gross receipts 1856; shipments l,lsS; sales
\. stock 1851.
MemphIs-steady, 12c; net receipts 15s:
gross receipts $50; shipments S,oto' sales
a50: stock 114,523.
81 Louis-Gluiet, 12hc; net receiHs 1850;
gross receipts Asa shipments i,2lS salos
100; stock 32.39i.
Cincinnati--Net receipts 1885, gross re-
ceipts 1913; shipments 35s; sales 400; stock
s.4s2.
Louisyille-Firm, 12hc.
Total today--Net receipts 1850; gross re-
ceipts s,T47; shipments T,25z; sales 1.Tsl:
stock 1si.6Sl.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-26
Queen Nursing child.

Madrid, May 26.--The statement that
Queen Victoria has discontinued nurs-
ing her baby is incorrect. A wet
nurse has been engaged. but only in
case her services should be needed
when the queen resumes her royal du.
ties. The queen was allowed to be up
for two hours on Thursday.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-26

Savannah. May 25.-Turpentine firm coo;
sales 1852: receipts 740 shipments 1855.
Rosin firm; salrsc 1859; receipts 1,532:
shipments 2.Os7; stock 94.11s. Quote: ABc
81. SOas440; d $4559s4. so; E $40; F
s4SOas4S5; @ 81 80; II 81 95: $685. K
s5.55; NJ $3.50; $5.70q$5.75; VIC S5.7I
a s. SO; WV S5.SO4S5.s5.
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Clarence N. Jones,
investment Broker,
az COMMERCE STREET,

Infanta Mercedes. sister Of King Alton
so. The wedding will probably take
place in England In November. King
Alfonso will attend.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-26
Charleston. May 25.-Turpentlne and rosn
nothing doing.

Wilmington. May 25-spirits turpentine
nothing dong; receipts 80 casks
Rosin nothing doing; receipts 1924.
Tar nothing doing; receipts 80.
Crude tuTpenetine firm 50 80, S'76 bid
and S5.25 bid; receipts liz.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-26
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST


The storm in northwestern Texas on FRI
day has moved to the north and As now IN
southeastern Nebraska. 1t has Increased
in intensity to q considerable extent, and
has caused rain In practically all of the
country between the Appalachian and Rocky
Mountain ranges. In Arkansas, louisiana
and northern Texas the fall was heavy
exceeding 2. 90 inches at several points. In
Alabama the fall was lightest in the ex-
IRENE southern counties; In the other coun-
ties 1t was heavier, but not excessive. Heavy
rains have been falling for two days in
eastern Montana and the Dakotas In the
inter-mountain region of the west the
weather is cold. In the Yellowstone Park
snow is falling and the minimum tempera-
ture was so degrees The temperature
has fallen in Texas; elsewhere the change
has been unimportant. The weather will
continue showery in Alabama tonight and
Sunday.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
Montgomery, Alabama, for the 81 hours
ending at s. A. ~ 18th Meridian time.
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DAILY COTTON MARKET.



Gaiveston-steady. ishc; NIT receipts l.
17D; gross receipts l,l5o; stock SS.6oa-
New Orieans-F'trm. i2hc; net receipts
lar: gross receipts LII: sales tsS; stock
11z.S07: shipmentS to continent l6k-
n Mobiie-Firm, l1Sc; net receipts Do;
gross receipts SIS: sales rs; stock 1904.
Savannah-Steady. 11%c; net receipts
so7; gross receipts se7i sales 80: stock 4,3s2;
shipments to continent L7ss; coasfwiss
405.
Charieston--Steady. 11Ac: net receipts
al9: gross receipts 1l9; stock s.6l6.
Wiimington-Steady, 11Bc; net receipts
1ss; gross receipts 1873; stock 9.5Ss.
Norfolk--Firm, 1Sc; net receipts ~ !.
gross receipts TEL: sales Isl: stock 1S.lz2;
Z shipments coastwise 1877.
Baltimore-Nom., 12Ac; stock ll,Olb.
New York-Steady, 1885; net receipts
as; gross receipts 1850; sales l25; stock
i7s.550. a.
gross receipts l,7s5.
Philadelphia-Steady, ~ 0' net receipts
AL: gross receipts 14l; stock 2,s77.
Brunswick-Stock 1893; shipments coast
wise goa.
receipts 2,2H; shipments to Japan 2,24s.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-26

London. May 25.--The betrothal is
announced of Princess Louise, daugh-
ter of the Countess of Paris. and Prince
Charles of Bourbon. wtcoweES ot the
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-26

T-Indicates inappreciable rainfall. '-FoI
Yesterday. for "a hours ending g. m'-
7sth meridian ttuae.
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NOTE-The average maximum ana min
imum temperatures and the average rainfall
are made up at each center frcm the actual
number Of reports received The state of
weather is that prevailing at the time
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-26

Total today at all ports net 1904: ship
ments to continent 1852; TO Japan 2.247;
stock 4sS.1t2.
consolidated at all ports net 1884; snip
ueuts to continent 1852; to Japan 2,2f.
Total since Sept.-1, at all ports net 1888, :
SIG. shipments to Great Britain S,5ss232
TO France 73,26e; to continent s.2Ss.42o; to
japan 23i.S2l.
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Rain has been general The fall wa
quite heavy in Texas. Arkansas and Louist
ana There has been no material chang
in temperature.
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TREASURY BALANCES.


,1r,.hington Nav 25-Ireasury balanc
soss sa6' SIS; gold coin and bullion ss4.4Sl.
s72.
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Chicago Nav 25--After an easy
opening caused by reports of wet wea-
ther throughout the Vest the wheat
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MEMPHIS COTTON OIL.


memphis, May 25'-EoItOn seed olI. prime
crude 45c; choice meal S24.
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New York, MAY 25.-Cotfcc fututr. open
ed steady and unchanged TO a decline Of
five points IN spite of steady European ca
ples Scattering liquidation seemed 20
cause the decline but after the first hour
The market steadied on local support sup
T,osed 10 come from some Of the leading
hull interests and the close was steady net
unchanged. Sales $500 bags.
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NEW oRIEANs sPoT COTTON.

New Orleans. May Eo.--Npot tOtton CIoseU
firm; sales ass bales receipts 1.62S: stock
1925
Low ordinary, nom $50. go. Z 5-l5c
Ordinary nom ...- 80. .... b-lSo
Good ordinary 9Ssc
Low middling 80. 80. .... ....l0 l3-l6c
Middling .... go. 80. .... ....l2bc
Good mddl!ng go. .... .,l3c
Middling fair, nom ....l4o
Fair. nom go. .... ..1JAO
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Averages :.
Heavy rains:

For ~ hours ending 2 e.m-
x-Rsceived TOO lats to be included IL
district AVERAGES.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
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New York, MAY 23--CottOn futures on
the New York Cotton Exchange closed
steady, with quotations ranging Is follows:
Month open. High. Low. Close.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-26

There is but one cure for love sick
ness: Marriage,
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THE WEATHER.

Daily Local Weather Report and River
Forecast.
United States Department Of Agriculture.
Weather Bureau Local observations,
Central time.l
Montgomery. May 25 1907.
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s-Rising. x-Falling.

RIVER FORECAST.
fFor Next Two Days.l
The Coosa and the Alabama Will rise.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-26

spot coffee quiet; No. Rio 6%e, No 1
4 mAntps 7he; mild quiet; cordova s9l2he,
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.

the New Orleans Cotton Exchange today
closed barely steady. with quotations rang
ing as follows:
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-12-07

About 900 housewives In every thousand
wonder why the butcher, the grocer and the store
keeper are not "prompt" about delivering their
orders Let's see what it costs to be prompt. A
butcher to pay house rent and other fixed expenses
must have at least hundred Gus TONER'S or possib.
ly two hundred; nearly every one of them want
their meat about the same hour, anywhere from
five cents to half dollars worth three times day.
And they want it right now. That's what they
call prompt delivery. Fifty calls over the phone
in fifty minutes must be answered. The meat
must be cut instantly, say in three seconds. And
the delivery boy must make blue streak on his
bicycle to deliver it promptly" or the housewife
will countermand the order or refuse to accept it
blow up the butcher (Which takes more OF his
time) and change her account to the other shop
(unfortuntae shop's!) But the butcher is not the
only poor devil who must submit to the whims of
the thoughtless customers and keep an army of
delivery boys on wheels to satisfy their exactionS
The grocer is equally unfortunate and the dry
goods merchant who is called on to deliver a five
cent package half mile in three minutes is also to
he pitied All these troubles could be avoided
and the storekeeperS saved vast amount of ex
pense and worry to the benefit at last of the custo
mer as reduction in prices would follow inevita.
bly, if the expense could be reduced.
The remedy is to anticipate your wants and
order the day before if necessary. Certainly any
housewife can anticipate her wants few hours.
Have pity on the butcher, the grocer and the
merchant:
Housewives of Fitzgerald!
They can't afford to tell you what they think
about it. We can and that is the reason we write
this.
Pull for Fitzgerald Pull ou. e c'Y'NEs-
Hon. I. A. Adkins of the Vienna News is
standing squarely by the administration. He
takes the sore heads entirely too seriously We
admire the pluck of our neighbOr and the splendid
manner in which he is taking care of himself but
I'VE never have believed the present state admins
akion rlsei1s defence It "a saasxfna hiskorv md
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-12-07
Signal Honor TO Congressman Lewis.

The reappointment of Congressman Z. 3:
Lewis, of Georgia, to the house committee on banA
ing and currency, and the further fact that he will
be the ranking democratic member Of that com
mttee, is a signal recognition of his individual
ability and decided distinction to Georgia.
The demand for currency legislation makes the
house committee on banking and currency about
the most important wheel in the congressional ma
chnery on either side of the national capitol this
year Upon its members will devolve the momen'
tous task of selecting from the bewdering variety
of offered to relieve the situation one that
is sufficiently adequate and conservative. The fur
Their mission OF initiating currency reform bill in
the house, and of steering it thro intricate legisla
tive shoals, will tax the intellectual capacity and
the patriotism of every member of the committee.
The fact that Georgia is so prominently represent
ed thereon is for congratulation to Mr. Lewis
and the state as well-Atlanta Constitution.
Fun fcs Fitzgerald or Pull Out y $50.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-12-07
Fitzgerald Undertaking Co.

Under management of ". b.
ROGERS. All calls will be
Answered promptly day or
night. Phone No LOT.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-12-07

The Christmas shopping season is on and the
shoppers are reading the advertising Columns Of
the Enterprise.
Pun TOT F4ususa,a % Pull Out 'T @re'.-*
What the governor of Georgia said to them at
Washington about the three canals in which
Georgia Is especially interested was sort Of eye
opener for even the best informed home people
Fitsrsrala Pun Out
Congressman Griggs introduced currency
bill before Congress got in good running order. His
bill seeks to relieve the present panic.-Nashville
Herald
But the Congressman had been got into good
running order by the alpaca coat before he left
Georgia. The Herald leaves us in some doubt as
to what panic is meant Tho it is a pretty safe
guess that it is the panic in the second Georgia
district that Griggs would like to relieve.
..2A.. Pun To- FtaUzasa Pun out a 41s@wezzigN<
What Is Gambling.
The Irwin County grand jury this week indi'
tcted prominent merchant of Ocilla for offering
prize to the customers who patronized his store.
The merchant gave each purchaser numbered
ticket duplicate of which was retained by the
merchant, and it was proposed at the end of
certain trade period to place the duplicate numb
ers in box and draw one of the numbers there
FROM The hold of the number so drawn would
be entitled to the prize as advertised The mer
chant went before Judge Whipple yesterday morn
ing and made statement of the facts and was
fined twenty five dollars.
The editor of this paper Is pretty straight laced
and opposed to any form of gambling. But we
are compelled to admit that in this instance we
are purchased by the blue law votaries of Irwin,
who remind us of the Vermont puritans, who pun
ished husband for kissing his wife on Sunday.
Pull for FitzEeraid Pun Tut
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-12-07
Prompt Delivery.

run fOs Fitzgerald or Pull Out
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1907-05-09
Best for women and Children

On account of it's mild action and
pleasant taste Orino Laxative Fruit
Syrup is especially recommended
for women and children. 1t does
not nauseate or grippe like pills and
ordinary cathartics. Orino Laxa-
tive Fruit Syrup aids diges ton and
stimulates the liver and bowels
without irritating them. Remem-
Der the name Orino and refuse sub
,stitutes. @. W. Frost.
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Was Wasting Ava y.

Il had been troubled with kidney
disease for the last five years. .
writes Robert R. Watts, of Salem,
Mo, 81 lost flesh and never felt
uRell and doctored with leading phy-
=eicians and tried all remedies sug-
,gested without relief. Finally
tried Foley's Kidney cure and less
shan two bottles completely cured
me and am now sound and we'll ,
During the summer kidney irregu-
Iarities are often caused by axces-
sive drinking or being oVerheated.
Attend to the kidneys at once by
using Foley's Kidney cure. Q, W
Frost.
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: IRON RIVER D

From the Pioneer
Fred Carlson, of Port Wing, re-
turned to his home from an Ashland
hospita this week. He was threat
ened with, what was thought might
develop into appendicitis but it
turned out to be nothing worse than
an attack of the shingles
Sen. O'Neil passed through. this
city last Friday on his way from his
home in Washburn to the Cass Lake
Reservation in Min nesota, where he
is still looking after the logging for
the government. He says that but
little summer logging will be done
this season up there.
M. C. Helmer returned last Satur-
day evening from ten days trip to
Occur d'Alene, Spokane and other
points in the west. q Mr.. Helmer
saw many former residents of this
CITY in Occur d 'Aiene and without
exception they seem to be getting
along frst-rate.
c. w. Mott, general emigration
agent for the Northern Pacific Rail
way, has issued a booklet giving
quite an extensive list of openings
along the N. P. line. Somehow or
other this city was overlooked in
making up the list of favorable loca-
tons for enterprises.
Secretary Fairall returned home
to spend the Sabbath with his
| family. The rassland'' is now
in Milwaukee, but will be taken to
Fond du Lac within a week or two
where it will remain at the Contra
shops for the summer.