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New-York tribune., 1909-06-08
OTHER MARkET@sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago June T--AT ATTI.E-Rsosipts 1900: rnarksA
STEADY 70 oc lower. 50 S0aST S49S5 .:
Refers. - oOeS6 bulls s. 1885 % calves s9z7 80:
sLoczeEs and feeders 81 S5GS5 so HOGS-Rscsipts "a
600 market 9c lower choice.
- b9QSl %: light. 81 SSl so, packing 81 2ST
?, 9HS1; bulk of sales s. 4OaS7 81 SEEEP-Rscslpts
IS so; spr1ns lambs 81 5OaSs so yearnzs S6 5Oas7 e
Kansas City. June T-CATTIAE-Esceipts. 900
eludn 5000 Southerns; fed 70
l higher: other cattle steady Zoe lower Chotcs
port and dressed So good.
50 $3.50 % Western steers 50 sass 70 stockers and
feeders. S4gS5 so Southern steers sass, Southern
9S5 80. bulls So 5OQS5 .: calves 50 509S6 T5 Hoes
Receipts, 1000. market bulk Of sales,
S.qSl So heavy 81 45g$ %; packers and eutcheIs s. -
Receipts 500Os steady lambs IS 5O9Ss ysa
ugs 5J0Sl .. wethers S5GS6 a. s. oolS3 5os
sockars fee1ers 50 25dS5: muttons 50s6.
choice S4dST prime. 50 15 So ~
SEEEP-Supply fair, duer sheep. steady on Ialnoss
prime wethers s. 1OgS5 =; culls aud common sc O5
lambs. 50 50a s6 3d. veal calves 81 0ggS3 EtOtEEss
ceips steady prime hsavtss 81 s5Sl 90 mediums
81 7O1s7 -; heavy workers 81 551SI snr yorksrs
s. 25eSI p: pigs SIgS3 =: r2lgls SoSSe 90 ~ ,s
slow; fancy dry fed steady; common l9gzNe hoSsr5
grassers. Z5G46 lower; prime Steers - Io9Ss sn2
ping S6S5 80. butchers 50 50gs6 10 hsifers 81 oOS5
cows 50 JGGSJ p, bulls s. Jt 20 aeFs ana Iee
ers s. 25S5 heifers 5GS4 % fresh cows ana
choice. steady; others S1SS lower sZoGS9
VFALS-Recsipts 2,oOO head. active and steady; soQ
grssssrs steady g. lower piss, l5c hlSisr
S5Q$s yorksrs. 81 5c9Sl pigs - 3oag
81 40 roughs ss 6as6 80; ssss s. 5as6 dalres 81 20
81 80 SFfEE-P AND LAA3IBS-Recsips- 4 500 head ae
i've: vvet,ers and mixed sheep. ngasr iaLos
5OGS9 ysarIing s. 501Ss. wsLners S6GS0 - eNe-s
S5FS5 % sheep. mixed. S@QS5 %
Sincin3su June ATTLE-Recsipts. ls51i stsadys
iGd sc lower good shippers - S07 80 %
r0n S2 5OGS4 - HOGS-Recepts. J. Izl qllet 11S1s-S
snd shppers 81 65aST 70; common. s. I59So 90 sEs
-ReceiTts 1sS1, steady. s. 25Qs5 %. spring I-''~
stss5v S57Ss 80
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08

g. cabes-Rlo-Coaee market hrrn: No & Eao, go 1or
,a,ge I5 5-s2d receipts 4O09 bags' SorYea
A-ll'e stock. 56 0Jo bags
L1oi' 10 \, : Santos $3.50. No l. 6S4og, gs,
stock $4,000 bags Hainoutsc -
.d Unchanged. vas net saIes
n m was unchanged 20
20 bass Havre-Cores maTEot oIenea "a, y M un-
~ IA unchanged, at 3 IN ~A~----'sN-' -
r-arr~d sales. 800 bags t- -o.Vo1 followed
1-er,, ana the market closed ste4Dy IL, .tsaf,
~ a St,Ts higher opening was Ca-ely LTa..
6e,rs OF sT12 points IN response 70 s-g+ there
az Ne weather the week end ~ =.
liquidation but oIel.Lss
s+,rrssting scattering ols HuoLee'
last week ana IaOus.slS
- - Wall street and local bulls Vas
during the lncdle Ssss'l
o63 points higher during the aitett2o
point TWO nndsr Te.lL''.S'
Sov Orleans mad firm c0ss The weather map sh0%eo
~ nrsciD]tation of consequence over the WesEu' o4l
sors attentlo was by the claims OF hn
OF unsettled weather N tle SeHa'
beIt ba pon forecast FOR showers ana thu
de-storas Arkansas and increasing c4oudnsss IN
bulsh factors during the afternoon
reports OF Increasing trads oeila
circles Reports were circulating that the
big distributors cotton goods have been olyins Ny
extensively meet their requirements ana tnAt eot-
ern mills supplied with sufficient cotton 70 carry
them new crop season southern spot markets
early generally unchanged Local
traders expect that continued Eood weather In the
stability, and favorable conditions re-
strfctiug OF fresh purchases.
range Of contract prices in the local market to-day
Was
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08

In respect to the number OF different issues that
changed hands on the Consolidated Exchange IN the
co,,rse Of the dav the market the broadest In
the history of the exchange although the aggregate
business done was not as great as on some cay
were dealt in. compared with the pest pr@Ceu
ing record In :his respect of seventy-three In
point Of volume Reading the leader. with many
Iors OF 400 20 600 shares OF this stock traded in
But the feature OF the day was the appearance On
the tape not only OF great number OF small slzed
transactions in the standard issues, but sales rep
resenting q long list OF specialtes seldom hereto
fore quoted such as North American. American
Telephone American Linseeo, InteiTaI aIios.l ui'.4'
rional Paper Railway Steel Spring, Missouri
Kansas & Texas preferred. Erie Second preferred
Brunswick Dock and Great Northern ore BIDDING
was particularly strong az the opening, but there
vaz relative softness compared with the Stock kN-
change on the late afternoon reaction AT the
opening Union Pacific sold at 1914 - Polit
The high price for the day touched on the other
hoard. AND Steel common sold at 6SA, = point
above Detailed operations follow;
STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08

plenty and weak. with many lots sbandonst as nee
wa Iregns ehargss Tomatoes show further esc.lns
ai-er hsary ofLertngs Other vegetables quoted We
FOIATCES, Bermuda No ]. per bol S5@So %,
40 southern. No l. $39S4. do No z 81 T59s2 so; DO
y ZSgSl %; % Maine. in bulk $50 70. 81 &c
90 per bag 81 50S2 IS; do state IN bulk. per $50
Per is n bag. S1qs2 .: SWEET POTATOES. jersey.
sSe Sl4s2 % ASPARAGUS per dozen bunches.
- - 81 EL-A1IS. Southern. per 100 buuches, S18S2s
-SS SoGthsrn per 100 lunches. S1QS2; DO Old,
7ed Per Dbl 81 25G So 80 do od- unwashed per bid
Hss- e-lSZ 30. CABBAGES. Maryland and Virginia,
- eIaIe 9gc9S1; do Norfolk. per crate, 50Gsocs 60
CrSN Florida per standard craze. S1GS2, co other
per la $ltS2. do New Orleans. per bol SD
T5rS SI- Sor5olz Ier BASKET 81 25eS1 7S5 do
~ - 90 FLORIDA, 50c3SI. EGGPIANTs, FlorL5a-
ES-rSSA- y 9SS- LETTUCE nearby. per bbl. 81 ES2.
75eSi 10 I72E S R ~hiis per s5ste gSl .; DO ysl9w
5gyPs1 6aE, SaS2 IS 6ElR FiorSa per esrrssr a
O. S3s 'y ~ * Js5s7y lsEge per basket 9S1 IS
g O.; 60 small. $l9S1 Y; do Barm0rs. large 81 40
80 Do small lS1 12- DO Eastern shore small s,
ES1 40 NIrg1la Per basket 25975cs North Carolina
New Orleans. curly. Per bbl s1GS2. do plain
Sz1SSt FAHSNIPS, old. per bbl S1GS1 so. RADISHES-
- 1lnc1ss. S1aS5. SC,ALLIOSS. nearby, Per 100
o0nchss. 2oet5c5 s. RING BEANS.
h4Lr Dbl basket. 50cdS1, 90 green 4O175c; North
S4rolnas wax third basker. 10f05C. do 1OD
VS GO Georgia and Florda basket. 10G3oc5 SPIN
A. n nearly, per bol. 50cGS1; SQUASH. Hubbard. per
e2 81 o0s$l 95 90 marrow 81 259S1 So DO Write
Sl9SI 30 90 yellow c-ooknsck SlqSl =.
! t.NIFS Canada rltahaga- bag. eOc3S1 12s do
100 lunches. 50cGS1: tomatoes Florida Per carrier.
TJc1lS1 90 SIssissippi WATER
t'ftESS. loo buuches 75c8S1 -. CUCUMBER, hot
house fancy. per dozen. 4OQ50o. DO per box. Sf1$3
- LSttEOO1S h951ouse. white large per n S5150cs
% brown. large S0Q4oc: do small. 1Og25c TOMATOES
n0thOuse. ID. l0Q15c.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. June Closing: WHEAT-Spoe No q .fe1
western winter nominal, futures nrIn: July ss ,.as
esntsrber S. "a. December, IS 44d- COrtNopot nsI
Ar.erican mixed Cva GsvsstOnJ firm 6s 90 hItue@
quiet; July IS SD. Septe11bs-. s. 5fsd PHaS-1L.-
9f7- stesdv. FLOCR-Winter patents stIolS&
SRs F4OP-In London (Facihc CoasO stesdys E@sto-
nlsss Westsrn strong. els Sd HANs-5noT1 cut = %
~ ~ firm RACONT-Cunlberland cUts % SV Ius
strong 5gz snort rib - n, strong sSs los StE
TafddIss light 81 n. strong. 6ls DO nesVS % =
clear backs, lb 20 - ID sLroIss
ez 50: clear bellies 13 n strong os: sooloerss
s0tare II u 13 %, strong 52s- LAH1-Prnls Nestrl
IN tierces strong, 56s Ca American rsnnsa n pall
s. CT4EESE-Canadla1 nrest Whlre ana
sCIo-si new steady COS, white Old. sces1Z
- 6a =, inest colored. old. steady. SIS IALALOH
p-i-7s steadv INE-Spr1tS stsallIa
s6s 81 POSTN-Coulnon steady. Sc 3D. PEEf1OLEOAA
-Reause. T1sd- LISSEED Ou--FtrIl "a
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

In the market for outside securities slight huc-
tustions We're the rule. with the general tone
steady While prices at the outset moved UP frac-
fionalY IN some quarters, realizing resulted in re-
actlons The mining stocks the principal feat
ure, although some interest developed in 2 few
or the industrials- United Copper after firm
opening ran of s. but later recovered half In the
industrials American Tobacco advanced points,
Ch1cago subway was weak Standard OH ruled
hTrn' central Foundry preferred moved I'D II and
american iAght and Traction shares were higher
IN the bid There was slightly better inquiry for
ponds al a fractional improvement. Atchison rev
IS touched new high mark
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08

~ THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,
4 Northern Ohio
Cent-a Trust Company Ycrk. Trustee. cor1plan@
ant vs The Wheeling and Raflruad CON-
pany defendant. 1905 consolidated with Gauss
7549
Notice IS hereby given that the time within vhfca
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
all subsidiary companies mentioned IN tbs
bin OF complaint heretorors fled IN this cause shall Ills
~ resuectivs re5psc
tie obi-t!ons ether creditors been
axfsndsd Fv .
a7d ne hearing hereCofOrs the
~ June 1909. Els postponed % the 5ch day %
August. 1909 CHARLES ? HISE
e41 society co- Savings BIdE.
- c,-araLsnd- Oho Nav 2I.h- 1919
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08

decrease Of Is54 600 bushels government
port will Be Tuesday. June s. at O'Clock Casn
wheat in the local market quoted at follows prices
being mammal. No red 81 so elevator and 81 30
afoat; No j Northern Duluth. 81 Ss@ ana nj 20 @ :
market was dull and quite fsatureless all day closing
practically unchanged from SATURDAY. There was a ce-
Of Liverpool and most OF tns crop
news from the West Indicated that cultivation vas pto
crossing most favoraby. points missing the Vs
ibIe supply increased 600 bushels The local eas9 I
ket entire ouaina 1oloNs-
SEQ elevator and $50 ahoat: 10 wIite' p @1 E
No yellow b adoat. OAIo--Ins tlaIASA III
osts Clat nd the~s was no change IN the local cash
market which closed as follows MiXed -og . 10
nominal. natural white 26d32 n 62G 6Sc and cplead
white "a TO a n 63ls 9691zc TsYE2ar<et Gi5i o
Western. 94izc nominal New 1OTA- D1>TN-'-@-
Market quiet; feeding s2QS5c c l New YORK
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08
Books and Publications.

The latest publications may be
had at the Mercantile Library
Branch. I4I B'way. room us
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08

Dosr OFFICE DEPARTMENT Washington. D. c.
May IS: 19e-sealed proposals vii De recetvsd ae
until O'Clock m June n 1909 f2r furnishinE Misee
year July J. 1899. 70 June so, 1910 as follows Paper
Paper; oilers FOR IyPewri5sIs: In STRIPS for issIas
marking Post Ofcs Dating stamps and repairs %
Stamps: PTateTs Roller Composition: Packing BoEsss
Lss W " l5; s1s L HllIss c y5Sts ss.Es 5r Pssivsv-
Specifications an5 INSTITUTIONS = 2oasrs ~ W. p g -
Post once Department. Washington. D g F H
HITCHCOCK. Postmaster General
DROPosALs FOR CLoTH.-DEPoT oUARTERSGAsr-
i er's once. SO Whitehau St. New York City. May
10. 19Oe-ssalsd proposals in trlgleate. VIII ss r.
dephia- Pa. until o,clock p ~; J1ns 10. 1909 sn6
Boston. New York. Phadepala Chicago or or e LSgss
oye Cotton Uniform CIoth The right Is reserved
to reject OF accept any or 80 a Poeas W Or =, Az 2ss
nlanrfaare Blanks FOR PT9Eosa-S and fgl i1forHnaon
ysiopes eOntaining 29Dosss % Be- sHdoTssd Proposals
the DEPOT ouartsrnastsr. Philadelphia. Pa VIZ a
PATTEN. Depot 0uartsrmastsr
SEALED PROPOSALS Will. Will gB REcEryED At TIE
6ens5 f5r furnishing Materials and sbor o. an sinss
necessary for the construction and delivery of Esns-
fctons copies Of witch with blank proposals ana
Information Be had upon .PpleaEou to the Light
HOUSE Engineer. Ienapktnsvi-is, n Z
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF TIE Dis
Sealed proposals be received at this once until
two O'Clock June Il. 1909. for furnishing and
Blinds and Steel Ciuideways IN the
District Building, washington. D Blank forms OF
blue prints and all necessary
information may be obtained upon application the
Properly Clerk. G. District Building. Washington.
l. 4 HENRY 3 2. MCFARLAND HENRY L
WEST WILLIAM v JUDsON. Commissionsrs. D. c.
nPOPOsAIS FOR CONSTRUCTION PLUMBING.
i heating and electric wfrtng.-War Department. Or
fra of tie Constructing c1arrernascer. New London.
cu Nav 90 1909-Sealed proposals the
Of pest building. and for plumbing. heatig.
and electric at Fort Terry. Plum Island.
y Y VII be received until 1000 m. June Is.
cation here. plans specifications. ETC. may
on ale IN ofcs Chief Q1arternaster. Dept
East. Governor's Island New York Envelopes
tanning proposals should be endorsed Proposals
Io Euildings' addressed Captain Chaz T. Baker.
Z. s Army constructing Or Mr.. New London Conn"
DUILDING.-FORT sLOCUM r, OFFICE or
ID Constructing O NJ. May 5. 1SOs-Se1led proposals.
VIII be received here until 10 a N June
opened plumbing.
electric wiring or Additions and Alterations
70 Building Rtank
Specifications. and all inormatioa
Furnished here ONCE of Chief 2. n, Governors
Island " Y. H at both of which o1ces plzrs -
Envelopes containing proposals WI endnrssa
Proposals for Public Buildings and accressed Con
strUcring @ NJ
t. s ENGINEER OFFICE. a20 1TTH STREET. n W.
T.. Washington D c. 1alS--Seal=o cropoSals
fcr Breton NarTiant. EsI1ar1key az
Nattaponi Rivers Virginia. wiz os recelvsd bsrs IT, -
n july 1903. and thar publicly opened In.or,sc
furnished aFptcat1on- Jaz J. AnrroE MAN, Gs
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08

BEEVFS-Receipts for two days 271
IA mead including for slaughterers 81
market making with the cattle held Satur-
sold. of which "a at Jersey city
around heavy the reduction and sales
wer rrobably 2Jc lower. Th4 yards cleared
Fair mainly from Pennsy vania sold at
sGTS7 state DO, and ordinary at
s. 60aS5 IS. bulls IS I5aS5: head extra at $5 40
s5 co. fancy bull SO Is; at s. 25dS4 &c. Dressed
Geef dun and weak the Kosher trade
repored dull and depressed No cables from
the Liverpool London cattle and No
shipments either to-day or Tuesday.
CALVES-Receipts for two days were 1912 head. in
market. fairly active demand the stock
at both yards Compared with Fridays opening prices
sales 25c lower for best grades 600 for the
under grades; in comparison with late sales Friday at
Jersey city market full steady The pens were
cleared prime veals sold $6dS9 s. per 100
~ extra lunches at the upper yards reached
IS s7i1Q$9; throwOuts sold S51s5 30: huternks at
S5dS5 % calves 9413o city dressed
veaIs nd Sa11 nc country dressed
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts for
694. 427 including 30z slaugh:gsrs
ana 30 market. making with stock ~
50 head Sheep il moderate demand. CSC lower
lambs good inquiry, but sales generally LEG
25c Saturday strictly choice stock selling close
steady prices yearlings dull and prices still
tending downward The pens were not quito cleared
a few cars choice Sc 20; culs s5 so: common
prime sheep SO 50as5; few small lots (choice
at S5 25d$5 37ls; culls S2dS5; yearlngs mainly
5o0S5 SO. Dressed mutton weak at S12012c 10
dressed 1S917c. dressed yearngs lower at 10
Ho6s-Reoeipts FOR two days we're s2ta or
355 head including $50 for the market F7e=s were
ar 1oo higher Light to medium weight hess sold at
81 66GS s. per 100 n
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.

rPu-,s.a. Maturing 1862.
H-slea b. SSsrsWout q Appenzcllsr, No.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08
COBALT STOCKS.

FURNISHED BY Warren. Gzowsid i Co, Ne. . Broad
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08
BONDS.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

odd lots. +seus cents per share
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION. PLUMBING

II s ENGINEER OFFICE. go lITH sTRE-E.T, y ".
4 =. v-ashfnztcn- D 1qoS--Sealsd proposals
Tor dredgng IN Breton Bay. Maryland. P.r1nnkey az
Narrspon Rivers Virginia viii received bere unu -
NJ INV 1903 and thar publicly opened irtorn,aroo
f.rrishee q arp1catacn- JaZ = 4rrrow. Na1nr. Ez
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-11-05
CHlCAG0's BIG LAND BANQUET
Distinguished Men from Many States
Will Attend the Land and Irriqa.
ton Exposition, and Be Roy.
ally Entertained.

A feature of the Land and Irrigation
Exposition to be held in Chicago, Nov.
20 to Dec. 4, will be banquet to dis
tinguished men who have shown a
marked interest in irrigation and 9TH
er forms of land development Among
those invited to this affair are Presi-
dent Taft and cabinet, governors of
many states. particularly those of the
west and southwest; Hon. James J.
Hill, and other distinguished railroad
men: Arthur Stillwell, of Kansas City,
Mo-; E. B. Ripley of the Santa Fe rail.
road; Edwin Hawely, B. F. Yoakum,
George Gould, William K Vanderbilt,
G. K. G. Billings, Gage E. Tarbell, ].
Pierpont Morgan, John D. Rockefeller,
F. H. Newell of the reclamation SER
vice. DR.. w. j. MCGEE and many
others.
Not in many years has there been
such feeling of enthusiasm over the
development of our country's resources
as at the present time. Scientists, f.
nanciers and men of all walks of life
are turning to the land as the source Of
all our supplies and as affording a
means of outdoor life and health. The
great exposition in Chicago, under the
auspices of the Chicago Tribune, will
afford the opportunity for great gath
ering of the forces that are doing SO
much for the irrigation and reclama-
ton of what formerly were considered
our waste lands.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-11-05
TWO MORE BOMBS
BLOWN IN CHICAGO.
oUTRAGEs ARE PERPETRATED IN
BUILDING OCCUPIED BY
GAMBLING CLUBS.
32D AND 33D IN LONG SERIES
Damage to Property Is Considerable
Panics Reigns in Theater That
Is Shaken-No One
Injured.

Chicago, Nov. 1.-Two bombs, which
exploded with terrific force in the
downtown section of the city early in
the evening, caused considerable dam
age to property and created great ex-
citement.
The first bomb exploded soon after
6 o'clock in the evening, in a building
at 26O State street, and the other fol
lowed Is minutes later in a building
near the corner of La Sale and Madi-
son streets. In the State street build
ing the Empire club, a gambling or
ganization, is located, and the build.
ing at Madison and LaSalle streets
housed the Worth Jockey club, also a
gambling club.
For two years bombs have been ex-
ploded internationally in Chicago In
the vicinity of gambling houses and
race bookmakers' establishments.
The bombs thrown last night were
the thirty-second and thirty third in
what is believed to be quarrel be.
tween syndicates of gamblers who
operate in violation of the law.
Shakes Heart of City.
the heart of the city and buildings
within radius of block were dam
aged, hundreds of windows being brok.
en-.
The lower floors of the building were
occupied by the Great Atlantic and
Pacific Tea company. The conclusion
created havoc in the store room on the
first floor, scattering stock over the
floors and blowing out plate glass win
dows in the front and all the windows
in the rear of the structure.
Many buildings adjacent to the scene
of the explosion were damaged, includ-
ing the Chicago Automobile club, the
Imperial and Inter Ocean hotels and
the Premier Theatre, a vaudeville
house which was filled with people
when the bomb was fired. The deton.
alton frightened the audience and
men and women rushed for the street
in panic, but no one was injured.
The police after investigating the
circumstances found that the first
pollD udu Uceu Ill
the upper floors of the building oc-
cupied by the Empire club, formerly
managed by Social Smith and "Har.
ry" Perry. A bomb was exploded
there year ago last July. Since that
time Smith and Perry are reported
to have sold out their interests to a
new syndicate which began gambling
operations only a few days ago.
Hand Books Operated.
This syndicate, it is reported, had
also obtained control of the Worth
Jockey club in Madison street wherd
the second bomb was fired. In both
places hand books on the races were
operated. In the Madison street build.
ing the ground floor is occupied by a
saloon. The club is located on the
fourth floor. Above it is hat manu-.
featuring establishment which was
damaged more than the club room.
In both cases alarms of fire were
sounded but no fire resulted from the
explosions.
No arrests were made.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-11-05
The Hub of the Body.

The organ around which all the other
organs revolve, and upon which they
are largely dependent for their well
fare is the stomach. When the
functions of the stomach become i'm
paired, the bowels and liver also be-
come deranged. To cure disease of
the stomach, liver or bowels get DR..
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. 1t is the
promptest relief for constipation and
dyspepsia ever compounded. 1t is
absolutely guaranteed to do what is
claimed, and if you want to try it be-
fore buying, send your address for a
free sample bottle to Pepsin Syrup Co.,
1l9 Caldwell Bldg, Monticello, Ill. 1t
is sold by All Druggists at SOC and
Sl00 bottle.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-11-05
BURKE is like THE SPHINX
N. D. SENATORIAL SITUATION
FINDS PARTY LINES TAUT.
Great Pressure Brought to Bear on
Governor From Every
Side.

Bismarck, Oct. Ex-Governor John
Burke is the storm center of the po-
litical tempest that has been started
in North Dakota by the death of Sen
ator M. N. Johnson.
While storm of protest is going
up from the Democrats over the pos
sible appointment by the governor of
an insurgent Republican, the Repub-
licans are telling him that such an
appointment is justified by conditions
and by political expediency.
The stalwarts, recognizing in The
appointment of Thomas F. Marshall
dangerous weapon against them, take
comfort in believing that it will be de-
fined as a deal between Democratic
and insurgent Republicans from which
they may reap an advantage.
Tremendous pressure is being
brought to bear on Governor Burke by
the insurgent Republicans to appoln,
Marshall. Friends of j. l.. Cashel.
the winner of the last Democratic
primary, are pressing his claims to the
embarrassment of the governor who
is also besieged by the friends of the
other numerous Democratic candi-
dates.
Throughout it all, Governor Burke
is sphinx like, in his Office at the CAPT.
toll The quiet, gaunt man who has
twice been victorious in Republican
state is meeting this crisis with out
ward poise and keeping his own
counsel.
Both friends and enemies say he
has made a mistake in not making the
appointment at once
The governors only reply to this is,
IL must take time. l cannot act hast
lily. l will hear all parties and then
decide what is best for the interests
of the state. No one will know whom
shall appoint, not even the man
named himself, until after the COM
mission is made out
Concerning other features of the
situation, the governor contented him
self by saying it would be improper
to discuss them and added, Il will
probably make the appointment with
in 10 days"
While the governor is slowly work
| Ing out the problem that confronts
him, politicians are busily making
CLANS and holding conferences.
( For RENT-A five room cottage.
Enquire of w. Z. HAVEN.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-11-05
TROOPS ORDERED TO JACKSON.
Bitter Political Campaign Leads to
Terror in Breathitt.

Jackson, KY, Nov. 1.-State troops
will be on guard in Breathitt county
until Tuesday, Nov. 2, during the
hours of the election and as long there.
after as there is probability of blood.
shed as result of the heated contest
which had grown out of the bitter
campaign being waged here over coun-
ty and district offices.
The request for troops was tele.
graphed to Lieutenant Governor Cox,
who is acting governor at Frankfort
in the absence of Governor Wilson.
Acting Governor Cox at once communi.
Gated with Adjutant General Johnson
and the latter ordered the Lexington
company of the state guard into serv-
ice.