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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-21

The local maIke, for spo, cotton steady. with
for middiing Gu' Sales 20 southern spot
At co 's S bales saaH GGT oa 29e' u5s S
81 Io't9 HoTioA quist uncnsnEed at se: safes 25
steady unchanged at IKE saee 1893 bales. Little Rock
Louis quiet unchanged At lose sales Memphis
quiet uncssnsed at 10 ia-id saies $50 bales CAVES
ofi,Sn peI Genanged az ~ 10 Ice sales 9 ~ hass "
$50 bales Wilmington s;eady, unchanged Al 1oAsc.
Houston 800 70 800 baies araRs, S7ss las, TSek and
aranzt $3.50 las, Week and s5o7 last year ana a, New
Orleans 2ooo 20 $500 bales against ses last week and
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: SPOT 5000
Isoan O6 eo eS Siooo A l 1900
Kidding upland $50 FUTURES opened steady point:
steady net unchanged 70 points higher March SOL;
and JulyAugust. 55sd; August September. b9611d: Sep
vonbor- December December-Janusry 5,5iISd:
ary-February. Ss2Ad Neutrality-suspicious. Quiet cloths
FLOUR AND MEAI-Flour was about steady to.
m ana eesTs 9nd low sTSoe w t 10 @ess
Nsww York Produce E3chaags: sPri@g patents s. lo9
SO Cogts s5 spTns clears SO 7o extES No o6
RYE fLouR STEADY Quoted: Fair TO good "a
S eaC K R6 aa9f i: Is as 10 SrSn
81 s. ng euG 81 nH "ls ana
ssa SSr s an Sc aSGA .Sms6 % 81 e.
az 80 S Pss s24 SoSs29 1sS 9eE 3 b mi
s2s e5 saoks. on. MEAL. SEQ
long as whsas had The assistance oos
steady underons and at times sold '.9aso shove The
noon RoGSSer ali support 70 Ro Wheat market dsap
Eo net Decline On several occesions notably after
midday bulls made strong efforts 20 give the market
Y tho strength In corn Attempts were made % revive
me, thst tSs a some OF Io" s 20 tbn aSsss line
Reports OF high ana we're also added 20
ana Indian9 bFoadsnsd The extent q tho damage
area IN that IL hoped would ind a response
that traders not disposed regard any crop dam
that the markets sctioHs indicated that was pretty ss
has been general disposton 20 regard crop conditions
favorable this time OF and eonservativs
reports unsss they pretty we'll confirmed Ru-
report on conditions ala not Tatsralize although
time they sSsEsa an innGsnes on the market s.s. the
Tho Northwest where receipts 5O1 cara against sV9
million bushels wheat Northwest country
ssyaoEs besides large stocks IN 1aTe n. Nohs
nonr demand very slow ana primary receipts s nOsrs q.
lower. No 2 rsd In local market closed s2NS es-
intS. oie na ana 10 SnTa Winter. $40 anost
coRFurthsr advances took place IN corn. and up g
lint Country Gy' OTerings an advances Of yoTpSo
sonss nypt sovths ith oos cash demand az
Chicago on profits the olGSs how
out all early inpTovemsnt market closed easy
81 n e ccss SO d' %6 os Ssy fg sa
asS 'R Business sR Ss ns 70 loads primary
receipts were heavy ss compared WIN sst 6 t1S
Rs assF ur. resi g ea s prices aood
@ T ne sSn III, 21S So 'ystS %so sRa Csc sost
oATshs g May sg scale ale in me chi
fun cent over the previous night asains Sny ,ssS
osTss ror sss rnfhr fselv by traders Who bought May
Eventually Tho May option ALSO came under tns ss SEM
ssas e,o.nE about even Eata 5uessay g., o aes
s.. xssss asass &c s.s.s = sssa1s az.a "a q q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-21

COTTON-The cotton market active AMI quite r-
regular The feature being he final
season which published o'clock This rsuor;
included estimate Of the OF remaining
TO be ahmed after The dae covered by and
alEo 3%i 100 bales or Nnters well "
Sea Isard cotton III" total ~ 2p06I7 which
IS regarded the Ginners' OF
mediate effect - the figures break
followed by rally bull support and
covering with the close steady ~
3gG points The market opened steady
sac points in 70 better cables
and large English spot sales Sale- shorts
be about only BUYERS tho AT
ward the 2 n ronts wa hv
the smaller receipts Houston
and buying 81 May attributed leading hull
later the market sagged on realizing and tv
the time the report issued declined
from net Fain % about "ail points urac;cay the
closing Eurs OF the previous otter
census figures issued MAY sold a3sr or about
T0s points ret lower. tho bulls bought agE-eeziyey
tho tp. and the market covering %
shorts. with Nav sing ana within couple ~
points % July. Southern UNCHANGED
'sc lower. as officially promoted receipts dav
full but the estimates lighter
The weather continued seosarahle n the belt,
The range ~ contract prices IN The local to-day
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-21
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. March 20 1907
CoFTTEE-Trading in coffee again quiet and
the market showed TIse opening
unchanged 10 points higher and prices held around the
initial basis until late IN the day, when lte more
cone was Offering and the close steady, ret .
points higher 10 points lower the decline being
less nominal Sales reported about 5000 bags
There was lttle European buying the opening. nd
atsr the market sustained by light demand from
trade interests vle the offerings seemed 70 come from
Wall EtTest sources There be comparatively
little speculative interest in market the moment.
aud It IS probable that traders waiting for some
chanEe In the general situation falling off In
The receipts change in the auds OF the govern
nle0t with reference TO NaofizatiOn purchases News
from the new crop is also being looked for II e be
HeVed that the ultimate ValcrZaton
pend very largely the size Of future yields The
best advces including Investigations
OF the Brazil itself effect that
the coming WIZ he smaller than that tust
marketing Meanwhile receipts Brazilian points
tinue heavy. compared with last year. and for
eign markets show lively little change Neither
or the Brazilian markets changed. according
DAYS cables. Hamburg Unchanged = pig higher
ana Havrc was unchanged to "A frame higher The
ket for spot coffee quiet. With the basis
OF FAC for RIO Nc =
The range contract prices in the local market TO-DAY
was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-21
BRANCH SALE.

Mrs Greene reports delightful responses 10 her
request for articles for her Easter sale. Friday
and Saturday Of this week. March y and %. at
the Chelsea. West ed street. Fancy and useful
articles have already been received from sister
branches and members IN Vermont, Massachusetts,.
Connecticut Rhode Island Pennsylvania, Virginia.
Illinois Nebraska Dakota Alabama and Florida
There viii be q fine assortment OF imported neck
wear for sale which Mrs. Greene hopes viii find
ftvor with many friends Easter gifts for others
The disposal OF q nne steel engraving. IN which
several 7. S. s. members are interested. win take
place on Saturday afternoon The proceeds from
this picture will go a special gift TO a poor
widow with four children. who has been estab-
lished n q small business by Sunshine effort. The
usual contribution OF fee cream has been made by
Mazett for the two days sale. This, with home
made cake, viii be served. A large attendance or
members and friends IS confidently expected. Tho
money made at this sale will be used 20 give
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool March 2O-Clos.ng-w -sPot-sSo red
western winter steady 6s 2lad; No California quiet
at Is Sd quiet; March, De 4d May &c 45sd; July
6s 2l4d CoRN-Spos American mixed new. easy a.
a. sISd. American mixed old steady AZ 4s "a; futures
Quiet March a. Sd: May. IS sad. PEASCanadIa1 steady
~ ~ s5d FLOUR-St. Louis fancy winter dull at . ed
HOPS IN london Paeifc COAST steady a. SS9+S lSs
rSSrF-Exfra India steady az Sos Sd. PORk-PFime
nssss Western quiet ss sas Cd HASS-Short cut y 20
~ m steady at 65s Cd BACOS-Cumberland cut % %
sS N ouiet at EOs short rib 10 "a 70. quiet &C 62S
long clear iddles light IS to "a n quiet a U.s. Ions
IcSr Iddles heavy. 40 70. quiet OILS 6d; short
clear backs 10 90 ~ quiet at 4os clear bellies IL 70
IA n dull az Sis Cd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II 70 - 70
,Tet az 4Os Cd LARD-PTime Western in tierces weak
st as Ga; American refined in pats. weak az S0s "a
4fsESF-CanadIan white Arm az O5s 81; CANADIAN
SnsEt coiored az 6Ts Cd TALIOW-Frnne city nTu'
=. * TTRPENTINFs-Splrits steady SIS ROSlN-
~ ,SIor arm az los o. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES quiet at
GsSd IINSEED OIL stOady az 23s Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-21
MENTAL DULNESS.
The Secret of Al This COuntry's
Woes, Says Ida TarbeN.

II any one has come here in the expectation
that have brought any exposures along with
me- or that I am going TO do that thing known
as Undertaking. she nill be disappointed" said
Miss Ida n. Tarbell as she smiled into the faces
q her audience AZ the Woman's Municipal
League yesterday afternoon The league needs
money 10 carry on its campaign for municipal
righteousness and more ice water fountains ana
Miss Tarbelb kindly gave her services for the
reading Of what sire herself described as Just
an essay or Intellectual integrity-one of those
Efforts we must all make 10 understand our
selves on certain important points"
But even without the anticipated exposures
ard undertaking. Miss Tarbells analysis OF pres
ent day evils and the conditions that have
brought them about sufficiently searching
10 satisfy the most exigent Incidentally she
fired shot at the spurious culture" OF the
day. the futile travel" and the literary club
whose danger is that It deludes its members
into supposing that in handling great themes
end great names they are really assimilating
and making great things their own"
There are three chief characteristics OF in
telectual integrity, Miss Tarbell began by say
lng-spontaneous thinking a disinterested point
Of view and the power Of growth.
Some people value thought more for the
sake Of the man who uttered it than for the
Truth IN II. she said. Gladstone did and she
entered into most interesting comparison cf
Gladstone and one who like him Was born in
1902 and entered politics a boy of twenty-three.
IL would be difficult TO find a greater difference
in educational opportunities than those enjoyed
by Gladstone and Lincoln Yet Lincoln. who
never had but one years schooling and never
met an Intellectual giant. learned TO think as he
followed the plough. To Gladstone a thought
WAS sacred because il had authority behind it;
10 the other because it was the truth
Titv that has largely brought about in this coun-
try the present political and commercial corrup-
ton making us a laughing stock among the
other nations" Miss TarbeIl went on There ia
no country with schools and colleges
What is the weakness In our educational sys-
TEN thar il teaches many vet produces 80 few
MINDS Of distinction and power? Men do not
look into their own souls TO find the truth
To self-interest Miss Tarhell attributed the
fact that linen in the pulpit and the college
keep dumb in the face Of evils. Ministers are
wise on The corruption of the ancient Jews but
say never a word against the money changers in
their own pews.
Mental dulness is the real explanation Of the
evils OF the day. As a nation have shown
exceptional activity. hut have been selfish
ana Initiative. We vote picture fine for the
price II brings. a book great by the number OF
copies that sell. We have confused our values
Wofully- and when people expose evil we fling
me contemptuous term 'Tnuckraker at them"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-21


Sunshine Library No. has been established oy
MI Brooks and will be sent a welcome gltt 10
the inhabitants Of Low Gap and Ponca. in Newton
County. Ark, forty miles from the town OF Hafil-
son. Mrs. J. a. Miller, who has kindly onereo 10
take charge OF the library. writes
am well acquanted with conditions here. ana
am very much interested in your work. oILer NY
services TO start the Very Small Library ms
place is about four miles from Low Gap. ana II
started here il will be available for both places,
ArGty, here is people who need an educatloh.
am living next door 10 the only store ana post
once, IN which / cen place the library ana as
tribute the books and IN case should be called
away can leave it in good hands. Mary OF the
adults illiterate. but must educate the cnl-
dren- / am sure the hooks would please the people
ICED.
In establishing these libraries il is the wish OF
the founder TO have them in isolated places Where
there public libraries good school adVan-
tages. Hence, it is necessary TO have children's
books. About sixty books have been secured for
this Arkansas library, and some others VIII De
added by the T. s. s. An application has also peeh
received from Miss Brown, teacher in the noun
braTies and an effort will be made 10 furnish some
readable and instructive books. The teacher VIII
serve librarian. 4 bookcase IS needed for one
OF these small libraries. which is kept IN country
church. A second hand one can be bought Tor ;.
and any small contribution for this purpose VIII
be gratefully received by those in charge or the
library.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-21
WOMAN LETTER CARRIERS RECORD
Braved Many Storms That Kept Others In
doors-Has Missed Few Trips.
bon The Trlbune Buresu. ]

Washington March 20.-The attention OF the
Postoffice Department has just been called by
patrons 70 the record OF Miss Eta Nelson. rural
letter carrier a route in OF tho New Eng
land States. Miss Nelson IS said TO be Of the
most interesting figures her home having
delivered the mail for several years in all condi-
tons OF weather, during which she has missed but
few trips. and her record is eQusled by few car
yters anywhere.
Cne mas olsRlayeo EeularkaDle cnetby Anu CUT
age in travelling her route at times when tho
roads were almost impossible and in the face OF
rain and snowstorms which kept indoors practt-
cally the entire community. During terrific
snOwstOrm several weeks ago she was the only
carrier among the several IN that part Of the coun
try 70 complete the trip Though the drifts were
drove over her entire route and delivered a large
amount OF mail
There are now 253 women carrying rural free
delivery mall in various parts OF the United states
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-21
Change of Name.

a = A SPECIAL TERM OF THE CITY COURT or
n the CITY % yerk held az The Ghambers there
OF in The ErOWrstone BUILDING o y chambers street,
Borough OF Manhattan the 18th day or FEBRUARY.
1907. Present. Hon William H. WadhalnS Justice. n
Application OF Eeren Eaftroy an m
FAINT. by Margaret A. Hayunga. guardian OF MS peeen
tn his and assume the name or Ae-c-t
Ifayung-On reading and fling the petition Of 1ale
a. Hayunga. verified the Est day OF January A5ts 80
TIE efdavit OF George IiGyUnso and Aeren ta<tie4
respectively verified the 2Ist day OF January 1 ara
said RaftSey Be permitted 20 assume Sne pane
Eoren Havunga Court being satisfied ey aatt
peiton mai there Is reasonable objection 20 the said
infants assuming said and that his interests
promoted BY the change now. en-
motion Mayer ETouacher. attorney Tor sao pet
Il IL ordered said infant oe ana ne hereby -
authorized 70 OF Eeren H1yuuSt rom
and after the 2Oth day Of March. 1907. and that tr
order be entered and the papers upon which 81 vas
grantsd He'd within ten days nom the making t1et-
Of IN the Office of the Clerk % thiS Court, ana ttat
copy order Re published within ten days at--
its entry In The SeU-1oTS Tribune usNslale- puo-
\. c. q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-21
FOR UNITED PROTESTANT CHURCH.
Movement to Gather All Sects Together for
Mutual Welfare and Cooperation.

Chicago March pa general council OF Prot
estant churches. representing the CONGREGATIONAL
lists. Methodist Protestant and Unite1 Brethren.
met here to-day 10 discuss the formation OF n
general union Ct the Protestant churches
The primary efforts OF the council viii be d.
rected toward the union of the three churches
Of ali the Protestant scots In the country into one
body: under the Of the United Church. which
VIII have underlying principles freedom Of indi-
Nidual action in tie local AFFAIRS Of each church
and the unity OF all the churches for mutual vel
fare and cooperation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-21
SPECIAL CHEER.

The Old Short Hills branch. az Mnburn. Y. J..
eave charity euctre last Wednesday for the
benefit Of Mr. Tatlock OF Indiana. who is helpless
from ossihcation OF the bones The sum OF 81 20
was secured ard sent 10 the Office 10 be forwarded
This viii be Easter sunshine indeed Cor the humble
home where the wife must be the burden bearer
Miss annie {. Bagley. OF Maine. gives 81 for
express fund: Mrs G. Cornell. 81 March dues
70 the T. S. s: Q F.. NJ OF Mil Neck. Long
lslans. 81. "as 4 mite for the coal fund: Miss F.
J.. D.. 20 cents and Mrs. r. D.. 20 cents. for
postage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-21

bells and parasois 20 hang over the tabla large
pink bell at least two feet high. made OF pink
roses and quantities OF pink satin Eiooon mas tsn
gold and silver eggs dangling az the sn,ls OK PinS
the bell
Another effective design IS huTy parasoL made
o, violets and bows OF lavender ribbon These nov-
Containing them cost from $50 70 $50. while the
empty ones are from sLS 70 SIS
Large fancy paper eggs. sixteen inches long. con-
tanning two pretty dolls, cost slo eiir1isT eExa
holding biscus rabbit and chicken cost "a
sir for a boy 10 a largo red egg. Enclosing an
army Of soldiers, at g 80. Another WIN mo-
ehanieal football. is IS %.
Among other gifts arranged for Easter arc CAM
eras prettily tied up In fancy paper and rtebon.
with little yellow chickens on top Ahey COAT "a
A baby ratio In a charming Easter package
costs u7a
Boxes OF paints, tied up with wide ribbon BOWS,
on which little chickens perohs cost from ~
60 &C. according 20 size. Sewing boxes Win Easter
ribbons gro - -.
LATHE white enamel watering pots Hleo with col
ored beads make gifts for small girls and are sold
FOR 80 cents. Buckets OF assorted maF0ie' for
boys, cos: from 20 cents 20 'A'
Eggs OF all sizes and descriptions arc to ss had
eorne containing sackstraws doninoes' ninepins
etc.. cost from 30 to Is cents: the wooden Duteh
ribbops for bonbon boxes, % cents; large fancy
sgss. 70 30 nled. g a q cs5f. WIN faaHpty
DDsnpty faces. from 81 to . 0s
Plaster rabbits. 10 hs nllsd With candy are from
s L. g eantA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-21
ANNUAL MEETING.

he annual meeting and luncheon Of the Tribune
Sunshine Society viii be held Nay 10 at the
hoiel Astor. Broadway and 18th street. The
husiress meeting will begin at 10 a. m. and the
luneleon 81 80 O'Clock. Several prominent persons
VII he invited guests Of honor and already so
many members have sgnihed their intention Of
amending the meeting that II promises be one
r s 8
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-21

september ..'''.'. 80 81 sax s4S %@
Corn
July Hiy :: :::::Ss::s ~ 81 81 aa
the EoAd55 TDS1 erhsr shan o5sa s &
futures at ss 1851 The s %t sOs eSESess vas
oned TO liquidation by speculative holders The local
the decline abroad. Spot was quoted at 4oaoa4o soc.
spot % tos So and sGDfr a4 as o7 d I
s5 eectrolS a5e az @ s9 a. 'H and casting
st q s2 324 s7l@c LEAD-Tead vas unchanged at t19
market sPfsI. TER-speiter was Is ca higher at s2s
the local market IRoN@Iron was unchanged 70 i've
nofe6 a. me ne ei3nsIish market with STANDARD 1I
5o-tb tne .aTe vas rrc6snged With no 10Y ny
without change 10 Sales f'iG5Tv e-ades ave
S32GS22 So Msy SCI Goas.2 June $50 5oaS21 80; July
MoLAssEss AND syRUPs-sue'uss, n molassss was
ings svIups stead Quotations sai1oV: Rev orleans
SSssntTfgEa cogaPon l6a2oe fair 2l3ac soog7 4sg
sII5UPS corr9on 1sGl's fair l5917c good 1Sf2oe;
9IIs-c2ttons.ed 81 easter Tor spot and nearby
featnre Ia The mo r,e. Tr9Sire vas 4uu saot was
quoted at 46Q4Tc sales 500 July; 4ise 100 oet99sr
binseed oil unchanged Re2nei petroleum was frIn
rR0IrtGf Standard ns vbite bblS go" Siik zoe
Phiaderhia s13c bulk ( roc: refined cases. New York
bbls lc2oc bulk. 75c Philadelphia 10 be bulk oc
n COO CoToNsEED otr~-Prine crude o b mills. IS
1871 nG a5Sa PRIME Ma summer u NaFe Az ao
September 42A n43i%r ana October 3a63a9tc: on sum
me- yellow 49, a45'se; gooi OF summer Yellow. $50
- prime Wtite SSs prime winter SeoW 2
s7 Sc 'a" ''1'-' ''-''- ~
Of easier live hogs. and for time was
rally dafar packers
but in the late afternoon second decline took place.
receipts - 900; estimated for THURSDAY. 10000 Kan
CITY. $4,000 and Omaha 10000
SIS 5d famy $40 30 $50 snort Clear si7 - ss9 %
BEEF HAMS steady. Quoted: s24@s26 DRESSED
n SSc; 40 n. 9a.c pigs 81 q1O}fc.. CIT MEATS
Picked bellies quiet Quoted: smoking. l29I2+e.
picked hams stendy Quoted 12c TAT.Low steady
@iddle western prime. s. nominal CITY lard eas5
Quoted: IS soGSe Reaned lard sssy Q1oted; South
81 e5: compound dull Quoted s'sGs7c. sTEARINE
RiCE%Rce was steady, with good averag; jobbng
business locally and quite good sales movement az pr
choice needs 40 fancy reads Sla54e: extra fancy
5a.c: Jaya. 47a5se Rangoon. h bond. q. q?.e.
important deyeopments and undertone steady The fO
Ps d, ,' feF . Co. 20 s TsraT DAYS: crvsta
donaos soc Eagle tablets 69Gc; loaf and crushed
and aSie contec'ioSss rranula,ed 4o5o Xxxx pow
dered 4s5c powdered coarse powdered and fruit pSS
Eagle 10 car,ons Of fine terminated goo ID
&c: - 10 bags do. 1850; III bags DO 9oc 70 10 bags
stamford gTan4lat! and diamond 4'@r C%nfes'i3n :
No 5 Sc: No g $500 so :. 42ac: ~ s. 20c; No o.
To1 - - and "a SIC The sugar bee, market az Ion
don raed steady with little doing and prices Quoted NJ
as 5uaus. Csntrfagai PC test s5o3 6i'lc nuscoyado
50 test ss o5 ana moiasses sugar So test 75G2
Rccsp;s for - week at American 'oEtS TTre 81 s'
Total 'tock 2e'sot tons. COMPARED with ato COS last
'es ard 22 ne saGH nnc IN d5 ICES Me9 1s. oT
$4,000 same oerl; year ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-21
DAILY THOUGHT.

Il his day and generation he helped the coming
OF the kingdom II truth and righteousness; and
that s 10 fulfil ones high caiIing.-George Mac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-21
Instruction.
For Both seres-City.
School Igency..

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
.rre. Pofess0rs TracheEs Tutors. GuverDessss stcs
% ffsnllsces Schools and Families Apply 20
Nra n J. YOUN9-FuLTON. 20 Union SauarA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-21
ANOTHER SMALL LIBRARY.

summer vacations TO working girls and to help
several consumptIves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-21

~ 47e; white 30 to as n 4905lc and clipped
white. 80 10 40 ~ 5Od53isc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-21

NEW YORK PRICES.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-10-31
hold stem.

10 Oyefr01rsA fha unIl-Crnundad Ana
- s1,,,e ~ ss1sss.4 80 ~ $500 go .As
I. q g 3ections OF tne more intei-
ugent 70 the IRE OF secret, medicinal COM
hounds. ur. 4. ". pierce N Ruffalo NJ
soD1e tin,e I - dec . :, rai,a ! ha, III
departure from the usual course pursued
bv the makors IN nnfrun medicines for do
r.nstIr ,.eo go =, Ssa ,,..hi;shad hraaJ.
r 1.Ns s.s.s es.sk - H1S Puoiisn0u pIoau
cast ana QHeIHY 10 the whole world, fulI
md cOmp)ofa liet n Ill tho Ingredients
snterino IN . L. ccsa posi tinn ~ Ia widalv
OmN!S sn8 - NnS C4puPuolsiVHVi niS "iuuly
celebrated oodtctdes. Thus be has taken
hia numerals r4trons and patientS into
LIE friI XrdS6,,r~ THE 80 NJ & y, - 8
Nh iuil UuYcncc- Illus VOC he mas ~
m0ved< ms medicines from among secret
ndSfrHme AZ dnuhfful marits. and madn
fhenk = {cneefiics III K,ao1cr com ostfiOsns
~. - - 49, ~ - IS. a - -
Ry this bold 1fcp Qrs kiecce has shown
1a{ el3 11xmnla& aEe d SUCH EXCELLENCE
fhaf ke IN 00E 63ra6 "a subject them M
6e lullcaf 3crnfInY, q "A a -
= E0t ol5iy doss ma Efaptter a. ever bottle
81 Dr. FIefcs's Golden Medicai Discovery. the
famous medicine tor weak stor1alh. bid
liver 81 biiiouxness ana iii Catarrhal diseases