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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1907-02-02
international Prayer Circle.

An informal organization, to be
known as "The Interdcnomipa tional
Prayer Circle of America" has re-
Gently boon formed. Ito purpose ~
to enlist az many church people a.
possible. In all denominations ana
throughout the country. for deflnito.
covenanted prayer invoking revival.
A fuller explanation OF the plan may
b obtained BY addressing Rev: HorrX
3. Roller. HuntinsburGh. la
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this in frame six inches high. az
shown in the cut Set this under a
slide gate you pass through often,
says Prairie Farmer, and see how
much labor It saves you in year.
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length cut from a
four inch pole
will do-and drive
q bolt with head
clipped or into
each end. Set
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ROLLER FOR SLIDE GATE.
| Where Gate 10 Used Much u VIII
Save Great Deal Of Labor.

Make roller two feet long "a
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Scripture NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II
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Feeding experiments carried on By
the Washington state agricultural ex.
pertinent station at Pullman during
the last ten years have shown that
wheat yields better results with cat
tie and swine than any other cereal,
and now the station has begun So
ries of experiments with work horses
to test the feeding value OF wheat.
In the northwest oats and barley have
been the traditional feeds for horses.
Wheat has been used in mixtures but
there has always been fear of founder
ing from II, the idea being II Is too
heating" However. IN the case Of
hogs and cattle such uniform results
have been attained that It would seem
unlikely that horses should be Pc
culiar In this respect II is probable
that the vast number of work horses
on the farm, in the towns and cities
and on the many construction lines for
railways and irrigation enterprises In
the northwest. can use wheat ~ the
Foundations and the largest part Of the
ration. To get exact data on this point
and thus promote the interests OF con-
sumner and producer. IL the object Of
the projected experiment ct Pullman.
Wash. 81, ~ .t "a. u. f \, 4 AK
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-22
AN UNHAPPY GUESS.

Editor Bulletin: People have been
annoyed for months that the totter-
ing, crumblng old wreck on the cor
ner of Washington avenue and Cen
ter street should be left as a perpetual
menace to human life. We have
grumbled, speculated and guessed at
the cause OF such criminal neglect,
but to no purpose
Now don't claim to be a good
gresser. ora solver of great problems,
vet | half believe that | understand
this enigma. Our citizens are very
wisely doing all they can TO make
Oct. 3rd the day of Cairo. But some
OF the more enthusiastic may have
calculated far ahead Of what most OF
us can imagine They may have left
that old eye sore stand for a secret
purpose. They may hope 1t may be a
kind Of Providence $50 to speak to
carry out their selfish ambitions for
our city. For the sake of my theory
we will just suppose this. They may
bave planned that the immense
tbrong OF gaily-attired people parad-
VIZ the streets and the tramp OF a
thousand soldiers to martial music
and the blowing Of horns will shake
tiiat old shack down That just as
the twenty white horses and twenty
governors. the president of the United
States and other great men get to
that corner that the old tumbledown
shack will fan on the president and
kill him. Wouldn't that be a feather
ia Cairo's cap?
The city couldn't hold the great
men and women who would come
here to see our good president lying
~ state The merchants who will
nap a fortune out OF the red. white
Ind blue decorations. could reap an
ether ont OF the Grape the city would
wear Cairo would enjoy national
Reputation. and As the novels say be
happy ever after" Yours tru'Y.
GUESSER.
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PAID TRIBUTE 70
. LOYAL MOTHERS
REV. /. o. BASS PREACHED SER
MON or TENDER THOUGHT
AT THE BIG TENT.
MADE DEEP IMPRESSION.
On the Large congree ation-Service
at the Tent Today--Pubic is
Cordially Invited.

Rev. Or. l.. d. Bass at the big tent
lat 1wenty-eighth and Sycamore
streets last night spoke of one Of the
loyal mothers of the Bible. He said
In part. mo statistician will ever
DC able adequately to determine what
the world owes to loyal and faithful
mothers, who have sacrificed them
selves with all Joy that they might
live again in their children
John Newton, who had caused his
mother such sorrow while she lived,
was brought to righteousness long
after she had gone to Join the choir in
heaven. by the recollections of the
lessons she had taught him. In vision
and in the memory OF his mothers
prayers and loving solictude God
turned him from his wicked career.ts
A praying mother. A child can
have no greater earthly blessing.
Who can tell all what the world owes
to such mothers? Some OF those men
who have done mos to bless man
kind by their pure lives. ehaste writ
ings and noble deeds have spring
from women who had faith in God
and practiced prayer. Lord Bacon's
mother was woman of superior
mind and deep piety. The mother
OF George Washington was pious,
pure and true. The mother of the
Wesleys was most remarkable
woman OF great fal-sa and prayer Il
bless God for a praying mother" said
a man to me under the tent the other
night. 1T was from her lips / first
heard the story of the Gospel and at
her knees / first knelt to lisp my little
prayer:
Now | lag me down to sleep,
pray thee Lord my soul to keep,
III should die before | wake,
I pray thee Lord, my soul to take
Yes. mothers. pray on You need
heavenly help. Your. responsibility is
so great that you need a Divine hand
TIC strengthen, Divine voice to com
fort. and Divine heart to sympathize
OH mother, you do not know how
much your boy will rejoice in the
years TO come, II he can look back
and say of you: my mother was
Christian"
Children are what their mothers are,
No fondest fathers fondest care
Can fashion so the infant heart
AS those creative beams that dart,
With all their hopes and fears. upon
The cradle OF q sleeping SON"
How often it has happened that
some mothers have had the pain OF
their departure from earth to heaven
by some hayward son.
Maynard, wicked thoughtless sons
haye bathed many a mothers pillow
with tears and put gray hairs upon
their heads far too soon Oh how
much 1t means when God says that he
will comfort MS, when we give our
hearts to him. as mother comforteth,
her child!
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-22
BETTER SENTIMENT A DISAPPOINTMENT
Are Advices From Spring Wheat
Belt--Canadian Crop Sure to 81
Be Small.

Chicago, Sept. WHEAT. The
action Of the market today must have
been great disappointment to the
shorts. The weakness at Liverpool
based on profit taking caused lower
opening, but thereafter the market
was strong and finished at virtually
last nights prices On the decline
the buying was noticeably good being
BIZ exporters against sales abroad and
BY investors convinced Of the I'M
trinsic value of the commodity. A
heavy frost occurred throughout the
Canadian belt last night and another
Is promised for tonight Adyices from
our own spring wheat states con.
tinue disappointing. Northwestern
markets were stronger than Chicago
all day especially Winnipeg. The
IGNORING the easiness IN the futures
and continental markets were all
higher Reports from the seaboard
the southwest and Canadian points
all indicate brisk export demand
That the Canadian crop will be small
goes without saying. and 1t is doubtful
1T our understandable spring wheat
crop meets present promise. Coupled
with these conditions the situation
abroad makes a very strong situation.
which will ultimately mean higher
prices. Liverpool vlosed from ~ to M
lower Local receipts were 161 cars
with 227 expected Monday North
western cars 365 a shade more than
half last years total ClearancesI
from this country the past week were
4,341 600
CORN-Yesterday's buyers realized
freely at the opening because the
frost prediction was not fulfilled. III
was noticeable that the selling wa.
mainly for local account and this was
true also in the other pits. Later the
forecast for frost over all the north
ern belt gave the market a stronger
tone. The stories coming from the.
country hold ont little hope that the
September government figures will be
realized at harvest, even If frost does
no damage The cash demand is good
md the premiums over the May arc
certainly no bearish argument. The
May is worth the present level and, in
cur opinion. win sell considerably
higher Liverpool. closed X higher
for the futures and from " to /
higher for spots Local receipts were
G53 cars with 1045 expected Monday
This estimate includes $40 cars toll
cover Sunday inspection. Clearances
from this country the past week were
zoo .00G h
OATS-The market broke Y on a
little local selling. Such break sig
nifies nothing. TIE demand is good
and the present run of receipts will
fall off in the course of fortnight
We do not see anything to prevent
the market from selling higher Local
eceipts We're 295 cars with 434 ey-
pected Monday. This estimate In
cIudes 100 cars to cover Sunday in |
spection.
PROVISIONS-Th stronger hog
hog market aud light receipts inns
parted firmness to provisions part of
the day. Local shorts were the prin
cipal buyers. The Improvement In
Jrices brought out fairly liberal offer
lngs of October ribs and January
product which eased prices and
closed the market quiet. $4,000 hogs
estimated for Monday and $4,000 for
next week. /
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And Values Shown In Stock Market
Last Week--New York Bonds
Leading Secusities.

New York, Sept 21.-The stock
market for the week has shown a bet
ter tone, better sentiment, and bet,
better values, and the leading element
inducing to such conditions has been
the advance Of our premier securities,
city bond of New York. AT the time
of the issue the various bonds Were
not selling at a parity. This has been
adjusted and it should be. 1t did not
take any extraordinary effort on the
part of any banking syndicate for
there were relatively few bonds of the
issue Mobile, most of them having
gone to institutions and will there be
locked up for some time, The stock
market followed this initiative. Has
this advance in city bonds had last
ing effort upon railroad bonds2 Up
to the moment an unqualified negative
can be given to this query. But what
Of the fntnre? 1t must improve along
one line and that line is the invest
ment Without that nothing will be
stable. 1t is useless to put up equities
in values and leave the bonds behind.
Politics will be with us for many
months. Tariff revision and all its
eecentricities and inequalities and
fighting among the various prone to
the the long side of the industrials.
Money abroad is growing easier. The
bank of England may reduce its rate
Conditions in France and Germany
are improving through liquidation
which put down to city bond pay
mentc and the increase in cash tao a
correction that is two weeks overdue
while the bank clearings of the Uni'
ted States shows a decrease. This is
likely CIV Wall street also for the loan
item in the last statement to the COM.
troller was of Dubious character.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-22

biology hns Proved that DandruM n
Caused by Germ.

Science l. DOING wonders these days IN
Medicine az well az IN mechanics. since
Adam lived, the human race has been
ynouL.ed With dandruff. for which no hair
preparation hes heretofore proved suc-
sassfu! cure uHt!l Ncwbro's llerpicide was
but on the market. II Is scientific prep
aratior that i.lls the germ that makes
dandruff or ecurf BY digging into thu
scalp TO get n TIN roo, OF tho hai-. where
= So the VITALITY: causing itching sealp.
GiiiAg hair ana finally baia,iess With
5W gandFur hair must grow luxnria atty.
AK NJ the only destroyer OF dandruff
SOFA h~ ioadlng druggists, Send 100.
stHmp1 frr sample TO The Herpi-
Ids co. Detroit. Mich.
Two sizes---6o cents and 400.
Paul g. Schulz e. Sons, Special Agents
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-22
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
TESTED AND PROVEN.
There is Heap Of Solaee in Being
Able to Depend Upon a Well
Earned Reputation.

For months Cairo readers have seen
the constant expression of praise for
Doan's Kidney Pills, and read about
the good work they have done in this
locality. Not another remedy ever
produced such convincing proof of
merit.
H. f. Malinski, of COG Walnut street.
Cairo LII, says: while shoeing
horses about fourteen years ago. |
strained myself to such an extent that
| had to give up the work and since
then my back has been weak and
ached a great deal. Ay back would
tire easily while at my work and
at times it was very painful. The Sc
cretions were in an unnatural condi-
ton and often had to get up at night
on account of their frequent action.
Occasionally when STOPPING or lift.
ing, | would take catch In my back,
and if | could sit in one position for
while, I could hardly get up. After
| used Doan's Kidney Pills which I
got at Schuh's drug store, my back
was stronger and ceased To ache. !
will recommend Doan's Kidney Pills
every time" Gro ma statement given
in 1901
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-22
Batter Than Spanking.

Spanking does not cure children ~
bed-wetting There is a constitution
al cause for this trouble Mrs NJ.
Summers. Box W. More Dame. Ind.
viii send free TO any mother her sue
oessful home treatment with full in
structions. Send no money. but write
her today II your children trouble yon
in this way. Don't blame the ehilf.
the chances are II can't help r. This
treatment also cures adults and aged
people troubled with urine dinicultiss
By day ~ tIfht.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-22
eorax Always Useful.

Travellers win always find a small
package of borax useful on their Jour
neys. On trains. as often In hotels.
the water supplied for washing Is hard
and drying on the skin. and a tea
spoonful Of borax added TO a basinful
of water will make a wonderful differ
ence.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-22
BUSINESS CHANCES.

AMBITIOUS MAN who will invest
$1,000 can secure sole agency of a
valuable article that will yield him 4
handsome profit from start. Address,
T. l.. Jones. No. 326 East Third
street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-22
A Hint.

Why does the doctor who finds
fault with women always attack the
waist iine7 What about the mis-
chief wrought BY face powders and
other cosmetics. hair dyes and wigs.
all of which are much more common
In our tine than tight eor1ets-Lcn-
don Hospital
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
SCREENED BUILDING SAND.
PROTECT YOUR IDEAs-Not long

PROTECT YOUR IDEAS--Not long
since client consulted us about a
simple but valuable Improvement In
electric lamps He first had the idea
years ago and consulted college
professor" Some one else with the
same idea consulted a patient attor-
ney and got money making patent.
Our client lost valuable right.
Send. for illustrated handbook. Con
sCltation free, and good cases taken
on contingent fee plan IL preferred
Milo b. Stevens q Co.. 1913 Randolph
st. Chicago. Main office, Washing
ton, d. c. Established 1864.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-22
sovTHERN eIvissoR

sHK oHLf DIRBcr LINn TO nEnrHp
HAsHNILLE, CHATTANOOGA. AT.
LAMA, JACKSONVILLE, sA-
vsSskHf vfCKsBUHa
sod jackson WILLS
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.s<h~fls snd JsE ksonsilie.
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81 VIA hetnf bis arriving ~ keupkis 81 sss
q n. and ksp Orleans s:is .. n
500 .. IA. Pfdnc.h ard lczisstlls.
1s4f ,. N, daily, Memphis and Es~ orissn.
Past Nal arriving IN Memphis ~ fse p y. s.s
New Orlssnf ~ t.i0 Q. n.
1s< ,. a. tsily, Ssfhvfns okstssssxssst
Atlanta. rarU
80 m Patton Acco nnoistion-
500 pm k<nrEir and Hsw Orleans xps<fs
srivs IN Memphis ~ tiise y n. rsv oyisss
$50 > =. rs1rs.s s.s Lssisvfns.
- For hrcuFk tscks><, si<ePiEI srf srcea,
sotstioss ss1 furthsr frlorsstios wy. .
r1ilzsis ossnai Psss<zftr etx.tc., o<fro, n
4 =. SOMA Tiskss ~
2. a. BATCH. a. ?. - F
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For Artificial piae.tlon.

Croccdiles. Ike ostriches, swallow
pebbles and small stones for the pur.
90se Of grinding their food
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-22

ics~s 0st1fs
- ,82 Q. m. Daily Chicago vestibuie Limited
arriving in Ohicago 1t iissc . NJ, connecting
with afternoon trains for All points east and
nOfth
2i23 q. m. Daily %. Louis Might Limites
srr,ying in st. Louis a Tsos .. n, connsssias
at Onion Station for al points vsst sisspint
Blob q. m. Chicago Daylight Kfprssa
ercert Sunday, mskes AL stops between 0airs
nd Chicago, arriving In Chicago 81 $3.50 p. N
800 .. M. st. Louis Morning Express
except sunday, arriving In ~ Louis ~ ii'..
Ills .. m. Sc. Louis Fast MAIL arrir.
ing in 81. Louis 1t 4:is y. m.
fItIs .. %. Chie.so Midday spccia {
AWNING In Chicago, 80 p. m.
2.3bp. m. Daily 81. Loufs Iamited. m
irving IN 81. Louie 81 $3.50 2. m,
1913 p. M. Afternoon Fxprese for Odfr
Emnshan. Nation. Toioss, csssnp~ssr. ca
ssfo .. n. rkebs, accotzr.ed.no..
s7stS q. n. Chicago ana Raster. In
pres srrirlgg In Chioase .ts:es a. "a indian
spoIit rs En-inesti, :. 30 = Il !, BaAAlo.sta
?. N. Ssv TORI Tiss .. -. sitssias sAsse
chic<so'
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-22
A Permanent Cure.

On Feb. 22d. 1907. Mr.. Malinski,
said as follows: The statement
gave in 1900 for publication recon-
mending Doan's Kidney Pills is true
| can still heartily endorse them and
you many continue to publish my ties
timony as the cnre has proven per
manent"
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-22
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WANTED.

WANTED--You to buy your school
books at DeBaun's. Twenty-eighth and
Poplar.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-22
Alexander
National
Bank
OFFICERS

OFFICERS
r. A. Buder.... ....... ..President
Chas. Feuchter, sr 49,. Vice President
J. Fl. Gailigan .............C Cashier
r. Spencer. ....... Assistant Cashier
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ACTIVE CURB STOCKS.

INDUSTRIAL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-16
EXPORTS OF DOMESTIC pRoDUCTs

Inc chief OF the bureau Of statistics Department
or Commerce aid Labor. reports the volume Of
principal domestic exports in February and far tho
eight months ended February % as follows:
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MONEY ANn EXCHANGE.

AONEA AARAEr-Money on call opened at 10
per cent; highest IS per cert; lowest 80 er cents
closing AS per cent; last loan per cent; ruling
rate, 70 per cent Time money was quoted AZ nsr
cent for thirty days. 7sS per cent for sixty DAYS
and 6lsa7 per cent for all dates over two months
Commercial paper was quoted at 69s;k per cent for
sixty to ninety days and four months and esl Der
cent for others.
FOREIGN ExCtIANGE.-The foreign exchange
market opened weak in tone. but with little doing
as bankers were waiting for the opening OF the
money market before entering upon exchange com
mitments. Gables quoted AT ss430a4Si4o, de-
lnand sterling at 4sssg4 s3e5. and sixty day bills at
s79@479is- Short francs were around 523h less
1-1505-2S1s and short rechsmarks 94lL. The market
was nervous and fluctuated widely. The general
tendency was downward, prime bankers bills fall
Ing over 20 on the pound from the opening quota
1on up to mid-afternoon. a good deal OF discrinl-
nation was shown, and other than first class bills
had 70 be sold az whatever they would bring in
some instances quotations being &c lower than the
prevailing rate for prime bankers bills. At l:S0
O'Clock p. m. sterling cables were quoted az asa
demand sterling at 4S5. and sixty day bills at
z.is&Gs.19 Short francs were around 623IL and
short reichsmaTks at 81 s-lsa9fH. The volume OF
business transacted was comparatively small owing
partially 10 the hesitancy the part OF bankers
20 accept any but the highest grade OF bills
Actual closing rates follow:
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INVESTORS READ
The Wall Street Journal

pany began business. thus leaving balance oe
per cent due.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED-Ths directors OF the
Franklin Trust Company have declared a regular
quarterly dividend OF S1s per cent payable March
80. The directors OF the American Agricultural
Company have declared the regular senli-aunusI
dividend OF per cent the preferred stock pay
able April l. The directors OF the Texas and Pa
cifc Coal Company have declared the regular quar-
terly dividend OF IL per cent On tho preferred
stock. payable March 80
PIG IRON CERTIFICATES.-Pig iron ccrt!a-
Gates at the New York Produce Exchange vera
dull but steady. There were no sales. Prices for
standard foundry follow; Cash and March, 81
bid: April. S229$25; May, 81 60qS1 so: June and
July. 81 90 asked; October. 81 asked
REGULAR MISSOURI KANSAS & TEXAS
DIVIDEND-The executive committee OF tho Mis-
souri,. Kansas & Texas Railway Company has
recommended the regular semi-annuaI dividend OF
per cent on the preferred stock. The company's
earnings for the month OF January made q most
excellent showing.
HEAVY BANK CLEARINGS.-Bank elesrings at
this centre yesterday amounted to Sis55SS59 an n
crease Of $l01. 79.407 as compared with the sans
day last year. The increase was due IN great part
TO the activity in the stock market
LIGHT OFFERINGS OF BONDS-Ths Treas
Ury Department yesterday announced that the
offerings OF short term Government IS up to the
close Of business aggregated about $550s0o.
MONEY FOR NEW ORLEANS-Transfers Of
currency TO New Orleans yesterday by the local
banks through the Sub-TreasuTy amounted 10
SloGH'1
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SECURITIES VALUES ADVANCE
NET GAINS OF FROM g TO POINTS RECORDED IN
ACTIVE ISSUES
absence of Failures and Monetary Relief Plans Help Sentiment
Prees-CaH Money Rules at 10 Per Cent

stocks for the so-called public. The public was
frightened from the Street several months ago.
and, notwithstanding the great decline that has
taken place in values since that time, people
who would like to make fortunes on margned
accounts will think twice before they make
ventures in market which shows such de-
cided willingness to respond to manipulation.
Whether not prices have reached bottom no
one at this juncture can say with any degree
Of confidence. Monetary conditions do not war
rant the development OF an active bull market
just now, and the fact that the Secretary Of
the Treasury has taken action which will serve
TO relieve TO some extent the present strain
should not be accepted as an invitation to make
merry on the bull side Of speculation. The de-
mand for money IS so active in the channels OF
trade, while II is likely to be so buslly employed
for months to come. that Treasury assistance
and gold imports win serve only to ward off
trouble. They will not bring about easy rates
for loans, and there is no chance OF real easy
money until the business OF the country Is ad-
tusted on q Quleter basis.