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Daily picayune., 1908-04-07

Leapyear is one-third gone and a lot of unmarried men haven't got so much as an invitation to buy a ticket to a song recital.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08
WHO IS SHEPHERD
AND WHAT DOES
He WANT?
HEAD or POLITICAL cLuB THAT
is BECOMING 4 POWER AN.
SWERS OUERIES-STRlVESO ONLY
FoR PARTYs GOOD. HE SAWS.

The puzzle OF the year 10 men old
In political craft has been the wonder
ful growta q, the Wayne County Re
publican club which has. from a
most upauspicioua beginning lev
months ago. grown into an organl2a.
tion That is rapidly reaching int all
the precincts Hugh shepherd, attor.
ney is the general OF the movement
and he cry has come up wherever
politicians congFegate.
Who Is shepherd. and what does
he want?"
The simplcs, way 10 answer that
question IS 20 use Shepherd own Ian
guage:
Il do not want to be In the line.
light I want the club 70 attract Al
tention For myself, | 90 not want
anything
This is what Shepherd has said
and II sounded SO queer that for =
long time no one believed him. But
as time has gone on and he has
shown no tendency 10 reach out for
anything. he has won believers and
aides.
Il have been in Detroit but -four
years. il is true. but | have been a
Republican always" says Shepherd
Il found there was practically no or
ganization here and wanted 70 see
one So. with others. this club was
started. II is the principle OF the or
ganization for the sake Of the party
that has carried ii on TO success--the
lack OF selfish motive.
Organizations created for one man
or one group OF men are bound 10 col
lapse. \ defeat destroys them If /
We're 10 Try 10 use the Wayne Comfy
Republican club for selfish purposes
il would fall TO pieces Ii the peril OF
selfish domination can be averted.
this club will grow into a powerful
party engine that Will work for good
because 1t will be representative OF
the rank and file.
1T VIII take years TO organize fully.
! enjoy the game of politics, | enjoy
doing things, bringing about organi2a-
ton and profit by gaining many
friends and acquaintances DO not
want office for myself or anyone else
this year or some other year rhe
law is good enough for me-
II is probable that the Wayne
County Republican club will hold a
big ratification meeting IN the Ligh,
Guard armory after the national tick
ct is nominated in Chicago week after
next.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Furnished by Cameron Currie Co.
The market opened generally lctter
this morning. prices coming o|cT higE-
81 from London and the whole list ed-
yanctng during the Arst Is minutes
4 selling movement set In however.
which carried prices down below the
low level touched Yesterday TradihE
grew dull howevet on The decline aud
a rumOr soon started that the presl-
-deut had again stated cate oriCnllN
thai there was 10 chance for his &C
ccpting renomiration. Upon thu
prices rallied sharply Union Paoinc
running Up over two points above The
early low level The advance. hrw-
ever seemed 10 he caused merely by
short covering. u lacked snap and
trading again fcli or and grew yer
dull at the upper level Prices are now
sagging of again fractionally. It
looks as IL from now on politics would
cut more figure IN the market than
they have OF late.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08

Peter White, of Marquette. one OF
The most representative business men
n the state and the leading citizen Of
The upper peninsula, dropped dead IN
'front.' OF the city hall shortly before
10 o'clock Saturday morning
He had just left the city hall. feel
ng Ill, and was on his way to the
Pontchartrain TO rest when be was
overcome by heart failure, dropped to
the walk near the corner of Wood
ward-ave. and Fort-st., and died almost
Instantly.
He was recognized at once and car
ried into the mayors office. expiring
before he reached there. Friends and
business associates were speedily sum
noned. All were shocked and aston
shed as Mr.. White had seemed In
rood health earlier in the morning.
One OF those who saw Peter White
stumble and fall TO the stone walk was
James h Mckay, who was crossing
fort-st. from the Hammond building.
He hurried to his side but found
aim gasping his last breath. Levi. l..
Barbour, II. G. Potter and Henry NJ.
Campbell were among those who were
Immediately notified and they gath
cred In the mayors Office.
A crowd had gathered in front OF
the city hall as soon as the death &C.
cured. and Sergt. Alvin Hicks, think
ing someone had been taken Ill. sent
Tor an ambulance. Learning the man
was dead, he sent for w. r. Hamilton
& Co., undertakers. on suggestion Of
some OF the friends.
First Citizen Of Marquette.
A biographical sketch OF Peter
White Is like a tale OF romance and
adventure. and so indelibly associated
Is his name with the settlement and
progress OF the upper peninsula that a
review OF his life would but be a re-
view OF this great mineral and timber
region. He went to the peninsula
when the district was a wilderness /,
he wrested a fortune from the frontier
md he put Il to honorable use. Many
Ire the donations he has made for
Education and charity, and many are
she poor families who have been the
recipients OF his bounty all unknown
70 the general public. Patiotic and
philosophical generous TO the needy
conservative IN business matters but
Always willing TO lend ah to strug-
hing but meritorous enterprises
honored and esteemed IN quarters
where his kindly traits are not sun.
identity known TO have ondeared him
Is no wonder that Peter White vas
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08
uOSTON Mu0I-

HUSTON. Tune b.--Thc COmmerCial
Bulletin OF Boston. making It's report
upon statistics gathered for the GOV
eminent today says II the wool mar
kct: The market is quiet. but little
frmer. with a slight advance obtained
on quarter blood fleece and Argentine
low crossbrcds ON the whole The sit
business better. The shipments OF wool
from Boston 20 June ). inclusive. ac-
cordlng - the same authority. were
63.o20.Sge pounds. against llS.2t5gO5
pounds the same time last year. The
receipts 10 June L. inclusive. were 60.
33e346 pounds. against lO51l5 3sS
pounds the same period last year.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08
ing Mackinac Island a national park
Had Many Large interests.

Besides being president OF the First
National bank. OF Marquette. Mr.
White was a director in the People s
State bank. OF Detroit He was also
interested in Parke. Davis 4 Co. and
In tho Great Lakes Engineering works
Besides being 4 director in the Cleve.
land Gifts Iron Co. he was interested
In most OF the other original iron com.
panies OF the upper peninsula He
had done great deal Of prospecting
and located some OF the greatest cop.
per deposits on the peninsula in
younger days, retaining some interest
up 10 the present time,
He was a large landowner. and also
had big fire and life insurance bust.
ness In Marquette. Not only by mis-
own business enterprise but In other
ways he had worked for the develop
ment OF the upper peninsula AS a
member Of the state legislature, he in.
troduced the bills for land grants TO
aid in the construction OF the original
railroads in that portion OF the state
II was SIR Whites custom 20 come
20 Detroit twice a month TO look after
! his various business interests He
I formerly stopped In the Wayne hotel,
but had recently changed to the Hotel
! pontchartrain as a Detroit residence.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08
NONE WAN TS JOB
OF L|O-s|TTER.
MAD SCRAMBLE OF CABINET OF.
FlCiAlS TO GET AWAY
FROM ROUTINE.

WASHINGTON, June S.-The Ques
tion as to what member OF the cabinet
will sit on the lid in Washington. dur
ing President Roosevelt's absence In
Oyster Bay during the summer. has
not yet been decided owing to desire
on the part OF all concerned TO escape
the tiresome monotony OF looking
after routine AFFAIRS at the nationals
capital with the accompanying disa-
greeable heat. None Of the cabinet
officers wants the task. and several or
them are facetiously suggesting that
II would be remarkably good expert
ence for the new member who Is TO
enter the presidents official family
Immediately after Secretary Tafts
nomination in Chicago
Secretary Root is emphatic in his
declaration that he will not remain In
Washington. He Is anxious TO go TO
Billy Muidoonis training quarters In
New York state, where he will again
take up the course prescribed for him
when he was run down physically,
about year ago.
Postmaster-Gen. Meyer intends TO
spend about three weeks fishing. pos
sibly In Canada.
--Attorney-Gen- BonaparteIL about
middle OF July, with Mrs. Bonaparte.
will go to Lenox. Mass.
Secretary Taft Is anxious TO get
rest but the pleasure Of golfing up In
Canada will be denied him this sum-
mer. It Is probable that after the
convention Is over he will go away for
a short time to rest and TO prepare his
address Of acceptance.
Secretary Wilson will 60 TO his
model farm in Iowa.
Secretary Cortelyou has made no
plans for the summer and Will not
take a prolonged rest until the polit-
ical atmosphere clears.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08
peter WHITE, OF
marquette, DROPS
DEAD HERE
FALLS ON WALK NEAR CITY HALL
AND EXPIRES ALMOST lMMEpl-
ATELY-MosT PROMINENT MAN
IN UPPER PENINSULA.
Peter Whites Last
Act One Of Kindness

Tho last act OF Peter White
was one of kindness and con
sidera,ion for q friend.
AS president of the Mackinac
Island commission, he had call
eG upon William A. Perrcn,
oookkeeper in the city treas
urer's Office, who is also secre-
tary-rrcasurer OF the commits
sion. 10 sign the Mackinac
monthly checks. In doing SC he
complimented Perren on his
good work for the commission.
II was at a meeting OF the
state university regents yester'
day and we discussed the APP
pointment of a secretary for the
university" he said. That will
come up in our next meeting. |
would like 10 see you get the,
position on account Of your
work for the Mackinac commits
sion"
Perren stated that he had not
thought OF the position before
but White insisted that he
would be the proper man and
sat down to write a letter 70 an
other state official on the sub
ject. AS he finished II. he tap
ped his chest with his hand.
Il feel poorly here" he de-
clared. Perhaps I had better
90 over to the hotel and rest.
and then we will go over the
rest of the papers" referring TO
some Mackinac Island com
mission matters.
He went away and two min
utes later Perren heard that
White had dropped dead within
sight OF the window at which
ne had been sitting.
One project 4ff-which Peter
White took much interest will
eventuate without his pres
ence. He was a member OF the
commission which had raised
money to erect a statue OF Fa-
ther Marquette on Mackinac
Island. The order has been
given TO the sculptor, Trent
anova, and the statue will soon
be ready 10 be placed.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08
Portrait Law unheId.

NEW YORK, June 6.-The law
passed in 1903 prohibiting publishing,
distributing or otherwise making com.
mercial use OF another persons por-
trait without written consent OF the
subject Of the portrait. was yesterday
upheld as constitutional by the appel
late division OF the supreme court. The
specific case was that OF Helen Wyatt.
an actress under the legal age. who
sued several drygoods firms for ex-
hibiting her photograph In advertising.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08
INVITES TEST OF
HUMANE HORSE COLLAR

The Humane Horse Collar Co.. or
Omaha, through its Detroit agency at
No. 290 Russell-st., which is In charge
OF J. ID. Abram. has offered to fur
nish free OF charge a number OF It's
"whipple" humane horse collars 10
be tested on sore horses selected by
committee of'the Detroit Humane So
ciety. The offer is likely TO receive fav-
orable consideration. as-t the society Is
wiling TO endorse any plan or device
that means less suffering to the dumb
animals
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08
HOMER WARREN
NOT CANDIDATE
DECLARES HE WILL TAKE NO
PART IN BOOM FOR
GOVERNOR.

SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich, June 6
Special Discussing his boom for
governor, on board the City OF Cleve-
land. Homer Warren. OF Detroit. said
he would not be candidate
Il have not been candidate" he
said and don't intend to be. have
taken no part in the so-called boom
IL was started by my friends and APP
preciate their kindness, but shall not
enter the race"
Mr. Warren declined TO discuss the
prospects Of Warner and Bradley.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK. June with the mar
ket at Liverpool closed and The news
evenly divided. cotton this morning
opened quiet at an advance OF one TO
five points followed oy slight declines
after the call Room traders did not
appear 20 be willing 10 commit them
selves extensively IN either side. par
ticularly s new area OF low pressure
tain element In the crop situation for
over sunday The weather in the belt
generally was favorable. but was or
set by "A better trade inquiry
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08
WEEKLY hank STATEMENT.

NEW DIRK June s.--rEe weekly
bank statement CLEARING house mem
uers. average condition. the changes as
compared will, last week arc.
surplus loidl. decrease. s-li.s00. sur
dectcascd. s2.5t6. 600 specie. decrease
S2TN45tQ l.gHl tenders. increased ST.
.44 500, circulation. decreased. s3ls,
600 net deposits. decreased, S39sS.4pO.
L : deposits decreased. $4,000 total
loans sl.@1i.GOi 900. total ,escrve $780,
SlI,3o0. total surplus reserve i.,ls2,
n4n
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08

tie deal was about done for this year.
but as new potatoes are a little scarce
there is good demand for the old.
Apple.-Fancy. .ssO94So; common.
81 $500 per Dbl
nuttsr--Utneiai prices: Exits cream
ing stock. SC per ID.
Cabbage--New. 81 so per crate.
Cauiinower--caiiforn u.759: per
Celery-s1 90 per dor
s be- Li ,ss nsw is ss pc. Gid o
California Fruits-Apricots. s2.75 per
box; cherries 81 per box.
Chsrrie.Esouthern. 81 per bu
Dressed Caive.-rancy. sGshc: com.
, mon. sQ7c per 10.
hrsts, case count. l5i. per dog.
Fiour--Michtsan patent. 70 wood
;'9 : second Pa s'e per- B. ;s'' straight
coarse s:Ta meal SIS s"s A'' esa oat
eh9n s s sac per ton, Nn~
Fresh vexet.hIe.-oreen onions. 1oc
per doz eueumbers 80 o 6oc per dog:
Lettuce Box soc gss ss p spinach Sh sSe
ter cress 2OQ Csc doz; pieplant, lac
doz: asparagus. SO soc per box: green
box green bsnns a per
| Goose be rrics-s25 so Per bu.
Green reppes,-5oe per basket
painted barbsd wire. s,.5o; galvanized
s2;o; poultry netting before wssyiIn,s
50 and per cent OF: 5oaitry net,ips
after weaving. SO per cent on; wire
Joint -ayssroush. SO and 10 per cent
pipe. rs and per cent OF.
Hoeey-FAncy white: i;1,sc: amber.
"SiSc: extracted s1sc per To-
following. prices for new baied hay in
s s S'' no sa Hsi!0 s sover .m %lssa
Si2. ryo straw, IS; wheat and oat
straw. s. ton. in car lots.
Hides-No. 1 cureo, VAC, No. /, cured
cured :ne 40 s'ses ss1e; No ssass e. ki D
green; No; 4 Sgss; no; a., snS.ss;;
s sres eusss No ,de No No No Sac sh per ef Is
SKINS; a. e wool; sseeSsiI;
Le.on.-Californis. 8: 1s.6o per box.
Meion.-Rocky Fords. s59550 per
| case. watermelons 15c each.
| Mushrooms-6oc per 10.
| Onions-Texas. sl.50gi.s0 per- bu;
spanish. si2S per crate 49,. -,
in 10 days: diamond headlight kero-
ssns. SIC; turpentine. IL BARREL lots
| 47c per gal
.or.nxs.-caiifornia navel.. ss.sSS
PineappIc.-Florida. ,25o9s.5O; Gu
bans. s2.T5q3.
Pop Corn-t;ars. IL aac per 10
| Potatoes-Car lots. q o. b. Detroit.
50 q Toe per bu. new Bermudas. s2.25
pei bu: Texas Triumphs Sl.i0q 1.zO.
| PouItry-Hens. tl4li nc. chickens.
| II OIL NC; broiiers. CSC. geese. 99loc;
ducks, l39i4c; turkeys. iiQf5c.
| PROV I-i"n--Ness pork. $3.50, family
pork. sl7Ql7.50; light. clear, SIS 90;
heavy. s1575; smoked hamc. IL "a IL "a c.
! dry salted briskets, Sis Q9c. shoulders.
lShc: picnic. hams. nc; bacon, IL " g
| 12c; lard. In tierces 9iac. kettle rend-
| cred. i0hc per 10.
straw be rries-24-a cases, sSa3.50
| 32-qt. cases, s4aI50; Michigan l6-qt.
cases $i.15a2.o0
ywee, Pctntocs--rilinois. s,1a.2S per
| uu. So per Dbl
snGsr-Crystal dorninoes IS 30: eagle
| tables. SIPS; cut loaf 1915; cubes,
| $3.50. xxx powdered. s6.15. granu-
lated. extra coarse. ss.s5: GRADUATED. IN
bulk, s5.15: granulated. IN 25-lb cotton
bags $3.50: Michigan grr nulatsf 30 80
confectioners' A. $50; No. l., s5.75; No.
3. 1915: No. ), 1910; No =, 50. SIS: No. :,
| Sseo: No 8, IS IS: No. 7. IS DO; No. 3.
1915. No. 3. $40; No. 10. s5.35; No. II.
$3.50: No. IL. s5.25; No. 10, s5.2s: No.
| IL. $3.50: No. Is. 1870 per 100 lbs
Tonatoes-Texas. sl.75@2 per bas-
\ ket crate.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08
Markets AID Finance
COPPER SALES

Furnished by Cameron Currie & co.
June Adv 50. Anal, 96s5. Az 30
Arc 80; g $40. i x .. 100 Bu, Isl;
- g {. 49,, Roy. Is Is. 10. Mex 20s;
Mich. 200. Mob sos; New g,5. New
house 90; = H. 647: - u. 100 Par. 40,
Trn 81. L : Il 10. pf. 81. Utah cons.
Sos. = Itah CON. 8. Nict 90
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08
MARQUETTE MOURNS
HER LEADING CITIZEN

MARQUETTE. Mich. June 6.--(Spe.
cialJ-Friends OF Peter White. Mar.
quotes first citizen. who dropped
dead In Detroit this morning, received
their first notification Of the sad Incl.
dent through The Detroit Times. The
entire town is downcast over>the news
and Monday the public buildings and
stores will be draped in black out of
respect 10 the memory Of the man
swho had leading part in the upbuild-
Ing Of the upper peninsula. Peter
White. his unselfish life. his great
deeds and his sudden death form the
sole topic of conversation here today
Job Printing done right Times Print
-. 1
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
BOSTON COPPER.
COPPER Letter..

Furnished by Cameron Currie x co.
The copper market presented q very
firm tone IN today's two-hour session,
but dealings were on an exceedingly
small scale. Copper Range. Nortn
Butte Amalgamated and Anaconda
each showed a half point gain at the
close over the previous days final hs-
urcs The balance OF the lat showed
no noteworthy changes and tho market
closed dull but with a good uadertone.
Indications are that any activity Will
be one the up eide and the copper
stocks look like good purchases on the
dul days or on any soft spots. The
metal market remains practically un-
changed from a week ago quotation
on this side being the same and only
fractionally higher In London.
Reported for The Times by Cameron
Currfe a Co bankers 116-11s Girls
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08
u. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Quotations by Cameron Currie & Co.
June 5. 1905
New IS reg. t0eia u lOfl., new IS.
l04G l0iis new % reg. l0l ftI0l /. new
3s coup. l0l l0l y new is reg. 1901.
a i2l 4. new IS coup 1923 bid
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08

l. NEW YORK juno Nothing said
/ I'm money Posted rates: Sterling eN-
! change. SiS6ft4SS, With actual bust,
ness in bankers bills at 1880 e %
! for demand and Sass 4Od so FOR 90 day
! bills Prime mercantile paper un-
/ changed
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08

sleight-of-hand work that is distinctive
ly his own, his card tricks being par
ticularly novel and original. He met
a number OF other American variety
artists abroad and says they do we'll In
the British music halls
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. June 6.--Close: RumOrs
OF wheat taken FOR export near the
close on Friday Were dot confirmed ana
the wheat market vas kept Withou,
support Weather Vas fine and all the
crop news was favorable. The news
for several days has SHOWN splendid
crop outlook for both winter ana
spring. and IL Will lake something an
usual 90 put prices up Millers are not
buying cash wheat at rate that prom
Uses much reduction in supplies. Wheat
was weak on Saturday.
Wheat Quotations-Cash NO. RED.
9ic. July wheat opened unchanged al
S9i.c and declined 10 ssi.c Septem-
Der opened at Sc and declined 10 81 nc,
No red. sic; No ! white. &C.
Coarse grain quotations; Corn-Cash
No g. 75c No yellow. re
Oats--Cash No. white, car at SOC
August. 1900 bu at 5sI.c. September,
10 900 bu at BIN
Rye-Cash No ?. sac.
Beans-Cash and June. 81 so, October.
$500.
CIoverseed--Prime and October s7.i5.
Receipts In the Detroit market sat
urday were 500 bbls OF -four cars
OF corn and > OF oats. Withdrawal
were 400 bbls or Hour. Stocks are a.
SOS bu OF wheat S09l2 bu OF corn.
2930s bu OF oats and ll.4o9 bu OF rye.
Northwestern wheat receipts Satur-
day. l37 cars: year 7go. e73 cars
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO.
Rrpnvt of Market Opening by sadler'
Hartrk e Co. Conn IL stOM M~~ch INV.

u
Rrpnvt OF Market Opening by Sadtsr.
Fer,~t & Co., Commission w~~chnDes
BUFFALO. June Especial Cat
tlc--Receipts light: steady. Hoss-Ke-
ceipts. 500: pigs. t5.20g 20: all ON
ers s5.7jQ so. Sheep-Rece ipts. l'oVV'
tor lambs, Sc: top calves. sI.25.
MARKET CLOSE.
Fast BUFFALO. y Y. June 6.-Cat-
tic--Receipts % head, quiet and
steady. Veals--ReceiDts. IS head; ac..
tive and firm. at s5u1. sheep and
arnbs-Receipts so head. active.
$3.50 5.35, sheep s2.71u 40 Hogs
Receipts 20+0 head, slow steady
workers s5T5a5.s0i pigs. s5.l5@ , 20;
mixed and heavy. $3.50 u $50 roushs'
s460NiS0.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO. June 6.--Hogs-Keceipt
"a 900: market steady; bulk. 1910 a.
56O. light. 5l0q 5.52n mixed, .elo q
$50. heavy. 5000 sos; roughs, % q
525 yorkers. $500 o; pigs. s42p DIG
good 10 choice heavies, $40 q 800.
Cattle-Receipts 500. market unchang !,
ed; beeves. So 7.75. Texas steers -;
d5S5 western 1teers JAP u o v,
stockers and feeders. s2.6Om5.55: cows
and heifers. 81 400 80; calves. s45o "
8 Shcep--Receipts 800. steady native
ssi5Q4gO, western. ts.15q4so; yearl-
ings, s4s045.50; lambs, native sf9eiV'
westerns. s4p6.lS.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08
LOCAL STOCKS.

The following quotations furnished
by Lewis g. Gorton. l4ls Majestic bldg
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. Jan s-Wheat opened
easy and declined. /. q 81 but regained
the loss shortly after The trade was
rather small local sentiment seems 10
he bearisb bur some disposition IS
shown TO take profits Opening prices:
Wheat-wheat July s724 q - corn
July 67is 20 sc. oats, July. 45@s 10 z
PORK sept Sass, lard. not quoted.
ribs July. s7.421s q -.
Wheat closed 1-sMl &c lower. July
showing most weakness. Illinois ana
Indiana points were Offering NO. req
wheat here for delivery on or before
July - al d price equal - &c under
that future Corn was l-sulic lower
20 l-sc higher. oats were Lac lower 70
steady Closing prices. Whaat-July,
SO. corn. July. So l-2c. oats. July
as i-Sc. Pork July. sl3.61, lard, July.
- ribs, July. s74S.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08

Job Printing done right Time. Print
Ing Co.. Is John R-st. Phone 1893
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08
PRODUCE.

Receipts OF straw berries were heavy
this morning. Nearly 600 cases OF
Michigan berries coming in besides a
lot from Ohio and elsewhere The de-
mand was good. however. and while the
berries are not at ;heIr best yet every
thing sold out early In the day But
ter was little easy IN tone; eggs Were
steady and firm. poultry was dull and
weak cleaning up last night at inside
figures old potatoes are sudde My
strong again. the marke, advancing an
other dVe cents Everybody thought
the deal was about done for this year
but as new potatoes are a little scarce
there is a good demand for the old
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-12-31
CIR

FearfuI EcEemn All over Bsby,s
Face ~ Professional TrensmenA
Failed-Perfect Cure by Cuticnra.
When my little girl was six months
old ! noticed small red spots on her
right cheek. They grew SO large that
/ sent for the doctor, but Instead ofl
helping the eruption, his ointment
seemed to make 1t worse. Then I WENT
to a second doctor who said 1t was ca.
xema. He also gave ma an ointment
which did not help either. The dis-l
ease spread all over the f..ce and the
eyes began to swell. The itching crew.
intolerable and 1t was a terrible sight
to see. I consulted doctors for months.
but they were unable to cure the baby
| paid out from $50 to $50 without re-
lief. One evening I began to use the
Cnticura Remedies. The next morning.
the bahy's face was all white instead
OF red. l continued until the eczema
entirely disappeared. Mrs. r. E. Gum
bin, Sheldon. Ia, July 10. 1909
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp, Sole
Props. of Cuticura Remedies. Boston.