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The Republican journal., 1910-11-10
|NFLAMMAT0RY
RHEUMATISM
A Disease for Which Ordinary
Treatment Is Unsatisfactory.
Description of Severe Ca Sc Which
Was Readily Cured by the Use Of
Dr.. Williams Pink Pills.


The ordinary medical treatment of in.
aammatory rheumatism is still far from
satisfactory Most OF these treatments
are directed at the symptoms and are
considered successful if they relieve the
pain and stiffness. But the blood has
not been purified and the rheumatism is
sure to return, especially after a season
of exposure to cold and dampness For
this reason sufferers from rheumatism will
be interested in the success which Dr.
Williams Pink Pills have had in curing
this painful disease
Francis H. Clarkson, of Archibald, Pa,
was cured of severe attack by this treat
ment. His case is described by his moth
er, Mrs. Arthur Clarkson, as follows:
1.-TWO years ago this spring. she says,
tnfammatory rheumatism. After be had
been under the care of doctor for some
time and had tried several remedies
without getting relief 1 was advised by
friend to give him Dr. Williams Pink
Pills.
"When he began taking the pills he
had been sick for several months. His
joints were badly swollen and panied him
hA4 WV llAS COety. 144o 1Cs,o WClC 81 SWOl-
len and painful that he couldn't stand on
them for three weeks. / had him give
the pills good trial and he was entirely
cured"
An attack OF rheumatism is very diff
cult to cure so that it will stay cured.
Ordinary treatment aims only to relieve
the pain until the attack wears itself out.
Then it is liable to occur again and
usually does, year after year.
If you have failed to find more than
temporary relief from your suffering the
treatment is most likely not a blood
builder and you are, therefore, not treat
ing the cause of your trouble. You
should not neglect to try DR.. Williams
Pink Pills but begin q course OF treatment
with them at once. A valuable booklet,
Diseases Of the Blood,' containing
more information about rheumatism and
other diseases Of the blood, will be sent
free upon request.
DIR. Williams Pink Pills are sold by
all druggists, or will be sent, postpaid,
on receipt Of price, so cents per box; six
boxes for $3.50 by the Dr.. Williams
Medicine Company, Schenectady, N. Y.
The Republican journal., 1910-11-10
GAMES FOR Chill
DREN.
PENNY POST.

The boys and girls of to-day will
like penny Post. For this there was
postman and chair for each player
except him. The chairs were placed in
two rows facing each other. The post
man had pencil and paper, and each
player gave him the name of city, no
two taking the same name.
The postman called out ''The post is
going between New York and Boston, "
and these two players changed chairs
quickly, the postman trying to get a
chair by the change. If he succeeded,
he kept his seat and there was new
postman. When he called, ''The gen.
eral post is going" there was grand
scramble.
THE ELEMENTS.
1.-The Elements" was another good
game for the forfeit collector, and to
make it successful it had to be played
with rush, no time being given to
think things over. The players sat in a
circle, and the leader told them that he
would throw soft ball at them, calling
the name of an element-air, earth,
water, fire.
The one hit must call the name of
something that lived in the element
, named before the person throwing the
ball counted three A threw the ball at
B, calling "air.
If B had his wits about him he answer
ed, Swallow" or the name Of some
bird. B then threw the oall to C, call
ing water" C. answered with the
; name of a fish, and threw the ball to D,
crying earth" D answered ga lion. -
| When one cried fire" the answer must
be 81 burn" Forfeits accumulated
rapidly in this game.
MAGIC MUSIC.
Magic Music was a pretty game
and a popular one, if our grandmothers
are judges. One member of the party
was banished from the ROOM While he
! was out, the others decided upon some
task for him to do-to take a flower
from the table and present it to lady,
to find some object concealed and restore
, it to its place, or similar tasks. A plan
list seated herself at the piano, the absent
one was recalled and the pianist began
, to play some air softly. AS the gentle
man approached the given object, the
music increased in volume, dying away
as he retreated. If, guided by the magic
music, he found the object and did what
was required, he was complimented. If
he failed, he paid forfeit. The New
Idea Woman's Magazine for November
The Republican journal., 1910-11-10

ttlag station.
Limited tickets for Boston are now sold at
$500 from Belfast and all stations on Branch
Through tickets to all points West and North
west, via all routes for sale by L. j. Sanborn
Agent, Belfast.
F. E. BOOTHBY, General Passenger Agent.
MORRIS MCDONALD.
Vice President & General Manager.
Portland, Maine
The Republican journal., 1910-11-10
ALL MY PIMPLES GONE.
Girl Tells How Blotchy Skin Was
Cleaned nv Simple Wash.

II va. ashamed of my face, writes Miss
Minnie PeEard Of Altsmahaw h n G. c.. 1T was
all full of pimples and scars p s.t s,se. using sa
is no sign Of that Eczema, and that was three
years ago"
instant relief in Eczema ana az o.ner SERIOUS
looked in Clearing up rash, pimplss bl.ethe.ds.
The fact is, that while D. D. D. is 90 gene-
trating that it strikes to the very svo. " 49,
Oil Of Wintergreen, Thymol and other 8. insredi-
wash for the skin made that can compare with
this great household remedy 1or every kino OF
skin trouble.
D. D. D. is pleasant to use, perfectly harm
less to the most delicate skin, and absolutely
reliable A rs cent bottle Will give you posi-.
this great remedy.
The Republican journal., 1910-11-10

CLUBBING OFFERS. The following clubbing
offers apply only to subscriptions paid in ad-
vance; and when payment is made it should be
stated what premium, if any, is desired. 1t is
also necessary to say that none of these publ
cations are mailed with The journal or from
this Office. We have to pay for these publica-
lions one year in advance, and they are then
scribers. Our clubbing offers are as follows
for one years subscription paid in advance:
The Journal and Farm and Home. .... $500
The Journal and Tribune Farmer ... 2.25
The Journal and McCall's Magazine. ..... 21O
The Journal and New Idea Magazine. ..... 2.1O
The publications included in our clubbing Of
fers may be sent to different addresses
The Republican journal., 1910-11-10
CASTOR|A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s' ss@ss ses Of &H9zzzSzS@
BISHOP AND WARDEN DISAGREE.

In column article in Boston paper
DR.. Heber Bishop prescribes a red
sweater or red hat as cure for buck
fever. Following is his theory:
when man shoots man, mistaking
him for deer in the bushes, he is in a
physiological condition analogous to the
palsy agitans, known in the woods as
buck fever, and he doesn't seem to be
responsible for what he does. The laws
are now very stringent, especially in
Maine; but they should be made more So.
The statutes should also provide that
every huntsman going into the woods
should wear some distinctive mark so
that there could be no installing him.
A red sweater or red hat ought to be
prescribed.
Game Warden Walter l. Neal, one of
the oldest and most experienced of all
Names game officials, does not agree
with DR.. Bishop.
eve have laws enough now," said
Warden Neal. s'Doesn't it stand to rea-
son that if it is palsy agitans', or buck
fever, which hunter has and he is not
responsible, that he would have it just as
bad and be just as irresponsible and shoot
just as quick if he should see some thing
with red on? A deer. especially early in
the season, looks reddish anyway.
"Some years ago." continued Warden
Neal, "a friend of mine was shot while
wearing red. He was bending over, set
ting a trap, and had on bright red
sweater"
The Republican journal., 1910-11-10

A W., "syond our right had been
y, o az: and that We were to use
- 6.4l n reaching the courthouse.
o ns'l was simply a dull, heavy
i9 n., aghting by dismounted men,
- Vas to fall back as slowly as
1,r.. 10 act as rear-guard with
g 0D.5 anq with ample room to
No s'i lrisy ing spots is a fascinat-
,oy. OIl dismounted rear-guard,
s'1;. es by disuse are disqualified
gs so's ana entirely unfit for any
triy . Is Z dopressing proposition.
sd l 1af " ms anxiety to save horse
,r. 'e'I me without a mount when
as u bullets crushed through
1 + .typi"ai Virginia woods, with
We Ia. 'ush' the clear field over
Ieh I p'.. sn%rge in the morning was
,dginrT J I'm. Inc enemy kept from this
H. tfgm tree to tree, advanced
,fs 7 III !gN back. 1t was exhaust
"a gi.oert Harris, of Company
MED yer Of the Boston Bar, then
nv c00rgle.r'y for General Smith,
d ignoiIlon, Voluntarily rode to
Nav 'IIountlng, rendered me his
t pa;o : could go from right to left
saw WIN fa delay. A short time
i con 1oI !; men, carrying a wound
I, and 7 INTO mo sight near the road to
atsjlv s sl one of them dropped
he in3of shot. l rode toward them
: Loss ''llte purpose of preventing
Jefersoaa found them to be Ser
hit + 'C9 l. l. ,Coburn, his brother,
and O = : CfQburn, Corporal C. A.
.hant ray ny A, bearing the BODY Of
j t. oJtomins, fatally wounded d.
tenant Opufn, afterwards promoted
e We '5 cd remarked that If we had
|, Of ' o get Comins from. the
led ttoarse, dismounted and the
AID ,Ibs al was placed on the
the p iaas more e, rapidly removed
his brought me be-
The Republican journal., 1910-11-10
BELFAST
AND
BURNHAM
|DvZ:L[I3

On and after October 1o, 1910, trains connect
ing at Burnham and Waterville with through
trains for and from Bangor, Waterville, Port
land and Boston will run as follows:
The Washington herald., 1910-10-22

New York, Oct a-Bradstreets review
Of the state of trade Tomorrow win say:
Irregular weather conditions figure
largely in the trade reports this week and
are held mainly responsible for tie rather
smaller than expected volume Of sales
reported as d whole Summer tempera-
lures early had a retarding effect upon
retail trade in seasonable goods and
heavy dry goods. wearing apparel and
shoes We're slow but following the arrival
Of cooler weather late in the week some
expansion Ia sales was noted, PARTICULARLY
West and South.
Wholesale and jobbing busine IS dis
played the same caution and conservat-
ism noted earlier and house buying was
a hand 10 mouth character. though
reports from some leading markets are Of
volume Of trade equal or superior 10
last year In some leading wholesale
lines, such as cotton. the active buying
movement Of the past few weeks seems
to have subsidized. this being yariously
attributed 10 price advances, present or
prospective. or 10 the retrogade move
meut In prices OF the raw material fol-
lowing last weeks sharp advance.
Shoe manufacturers report orders af-
fecsted by past unseasOnably warm
weather bat there Is reported a slightly
better feeling in some lines of worstei
goods and raw wool is firm.
Crop reports have not the importance
In consideration in the northern pert or
the country some time ago noted, but IL
is 10 be observed that reports az 10 the
quality Of the crop are very good and q
large area in good condition is reported
in winter wheat In the South the cotton
crop movement has been fTeeT,
The Washington herald., 1910-10-22
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
Irregular Weather Causes HeSitancy on Part of
Buyers, but Outlook Is Hopeful.

New York. Oct. PR. G. Dun & Co.'S
weekly review OF trade Will say:
THE actual volume of trade is well
maintained and the hopeful business SEN
timent which has been in evidence the
last two weeks continues. and this has
been confirmed and expanded by the re-
markable foreign commerce statement for
September reporting an excess Of exports
amounting 10 SOL 5S7, GJ9, the largest for
this month since 1900.
This change in the foreign commerce
position, taken in connection with the
practically assured bumper corn crop and
the extension of the existing arrange
ment in regard 10 bills Of lading until
the end Of the year, when the bulk OF
the cotton crop will have been marketed
are the most cheerful features Of the
situation
ION the other hand, the advance in the
Bank of England rate OF discount 10
percent is unusual and gives rise 10 con-
lectures as 70 its effect on the money
markets everywhere
The dry goods trade is especially op-
timlstlc particularly In the West. although
the readjusmeEt OF prices OF cotton goods
to the price of raw cotton are the week s
principal development in this branch Of
the trade. Increased orders for shoes are
reported. There is no marked expansion
IN the iron and steel industry, but the
tendency seems 10 be toward improve
ment. The weeks statistics reflect The
present increasing optimism.
Commercial failures this week IN the
United States are 205 against 2N last
week. 207 the preceding week and 25s the
corresponding week last year. Failures
in Canada number 9S against 81 last week,
2I the preceding week, and . last year.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-22
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. oct G-0u7ta-irus Pos Baltimore Fruit
aHd Produce Association are as follows:
BUTT1E-Cramr fancy. 3D.. 81. do. choice
-tl-ti. -o. E.1L Ea-a. Co.,. imitation -2a1I4 b.
d.. Ir,-tf E DO. blocks. Usr l1. -l-1 do.
isde, d.. 2az MARYLAND and PENN, lIaHa rolls
pr H., p. Ohio r.E --. West Virginia rolls
2'z; stole-pacsat -a. N4Ul0i Virginia. and
IennTTauil. dairy prints per d.. --. process
butter. IaZlz
EGGs-AlaUland PENNSYLVANIA. and nearby frsts
pr doz.. %, Western El=t- -, Southern nrsts =. :
West Virginia frts, 2. Eiue1 esE- Ter doz.. lall
GREEN FRUITS AND yEGETAHLES-App
hand-gicked, loose, per bbl L4AL8. do. wind
falls. small p,r Dbl LJ1l.25. do. Eastern Shore
Md, Der box 2a33, do. Eastern Shore OIdl.
pr la-btl. has-. f5a50, co.. Western Maryland and
Peuu9 l,aHia hacked par j'L. 2Ga25c, d0 New
York. assorted 25niO; hg5ts native, buueh llsa
2; caulihaver Western Nsrlard. ror Dbl, 25la
255i do. Long Island IaI barrel 15lz200; cab
bage. native Ter 100. -eh20l. do New YORK State
PER ton. S0alGt; c5l-r New York Tec
crate. l75a225. com. sugar native per dozea,
l0al5; crauberries. Cape Cod. per Dbl. 45alJj-
cucumhcrs, New l--s state. Ter bg-be basket.
55al-G1, dlmsot~ NastgU Maryland and West Viz
ginia, s-lb. bas z5as0i eggp.ants native Ter bas.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-22

less0i Shapes, Cone1ris Ter s-lb haA l2als. do
Nasaras. peg 4lh, bas,, ~ DO. CataWhas pr
alb. bas.. l2a3; do. DelaRsTes. per ilb has.. ia
l3. lettuce. native. Ter bus. box. Lass. do. New
York, per = bbl. has,. 75aL1o. lima beans pr bIs
sas9, onions. New York aud Western. per bus,
5sal5 do. Maryland ard Pennsylvania. yellow. PER
bus. 55l60. peaches. Western Maryland, yer Es-bas
5aLO1 de-. fancy Isr is-bas. l00aLZ5, do. per GER
rier. L2jaL55; Mountain White Heath ger las. .sa
70 pear, Ess.eu Shore. kiefer pr baS l1aI5 do.
klenfy. Itr bb... l5aL5 do. Nes YORK. assorted
Tu bbl.. 5oa5oo. peppers native pr Das. iZ5zal5;
4uiaets Nes York. fancy. per bbl, 3Za350; do
yer hls. bas,. Walee1 squash. native Ter bas. l5a8
beans. green. native. Ter hus. box slas5, do, wax
saw Tomatoes Eastern Shore DlLI I.F has. i04
~. do. alive. Ter ss-bas 3a53, do. re-. bus.
4oa-o. tunlg5- native, psr bu5 box S5a6.
LIVE iOtLIHl-l hlck@us yoBLg choice, 10
llals-. d., l1agh and poor. lssll; old hens heavy
Eals'4. do. small o. medium. l31.sf old ROSTERS
.1.. DO. ducks. old. TO-. l-iii, d.. voaug st.--
Ffsln7. M. Eal6, do, yogug mlselgr all mon
s-fl isal6 do. plddle old. li. pigeons eld. PER
la-r. Ai do, soHls 2a-5, guinea fowl young III
De. and Cle-. eaet- 81. do, youas, small EACH o.
81, d.. old, each. , peasants choice. each. L5l4
-'o. do.- NJ 2 each, .5a-oo; geese nearby pr d.
l-ilf, do western and southern. p, tllkess
Young Jos. and over. HeT ln. -; do. odd GER
la., is do, rough and poor ital5
The Washington herald., 1910-10-22
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

With the exception of four sales In
twenty-five and fifty share lots of Wash
ington Gas, yesterdays session OF the
Washington Stock Exchange was I'M
eyentful. But two other sales were made
In the stock list. and the final closing
record showed but one $1,000 Potomac
Electric consolidated 4 sold at 1904 TO
represent transactions in the bond list
ings.
Mergenthaler Linotype advanced five
eighths OF point over the selling price
of the previous day, five shares going at
pa. It's companion in the type machine
list, INlnston. reused little interest. The
bid remained at the same figure. S5A,
with the offering at the close S6&, a
fraction lower than on the previous day.
Washington Railway and Electric COM
mon advanced a point over the last
quotations, but the bidding was without
avail, as holders kept the Offering just a
fraction in advance. District National
Bank sold at l3l IN a ten-shareslot, and
bidding on Metropolitan ran up 10 COZ.
falling back 10 1875 however. before the
close Of the session.
Sale prices In Gas varied between 7Sla
and 7SSs On call a ffty-share lot brought
the half, with the result OF the next
twenty five-share block touching the
higher fraction. Another lot OF the same
amount went at the eighth figure. but
after call a third twenty hVe-share lot
fell back and there were no further
sales
The Washington herald., 1910-10-22
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. Oct. g.-CORN-Strck ia elevators.
l55 90 b1shes shipmsHts from elevators, iIi5 bush
els. Track yellow corn 5sa5d1. Contract opened
frmer; year corn 5lAJ5z. Jauuay corn early. 5l'sa
1A spot mixed clrl az 55t4 nominal. Settling
price: Contract IS
FLOUE-Wutsr extra. 3a5a5 SIS; DO. ciea5. 3s'a
ll9; DO. straight iEatio. de-. patent, ilcais5.
spring clear new 40tal 10, do, straight. neS. o.l54
$40; 3d., patent. new, SASS cts Mills best pat
ent 600: DO. high grade Patent 90 CO.. hlsl-
grade straight. 4@i DO, choice family 4s5, de-,
extra. 3aa30 Rye -four. medium 70 choice ava
as. Corn meal. 100 lrs., L2aalA
OATS-st1ck IN elevators. ca 80 bushels, ship
mcuts from el-yator lI5s1 bushels. The quotatloFs
for new oats uu spoI we're. NC 2 white. 81, sales,
standard white. s. SO. white, &ti No. white.
So
RYE-s,ock n slslstors GDl bushels, shipments
from elevators. - bushels, 80 D Ie. Western DO
mestic. S1asZi 80. ne domestic 1sai3. bag Tots.
a. 70 quality and condition. 6al5; NO re. West
eTu dCre.ti-. Tia-a. SO Te. utlr by. 15lA' 30
re near 3D. Ia--
WHE AT-stass De- elevators 916 gJj bushels Sale
Of cargo on grade 90 e'1 fT NC. 3 Tel. Contract
opened firm. Octrb~r s5'saed, SPOT 80. nd
wheat early g5.asa, November, stis; December
eaTly g. nominal Sales. Z car 30. rCd Western
spot 3j-l : car so ut spot. sais cars steamer
No. .ld Western spot, SOS 200 bushels steamer
No. red Western H't. H-; $50 bushels steamer
No. red Wes'gfu. -o-- ! ear steamer no. red
Western. s&. J car steamer SO. rel spot 90
50 bushels Ngmh5r sst settling prices: Con
tract spcr 5l-s- So . ud Wesr-u. ,-i-- D. rsd-
s.tl; steamer 40. Q red $50. ana steamer So. red
Mt-teIn 90.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-22
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
- NJ ID Whole.ale.l

BUTTEk-CreameTy. fancy, Ter H. sg5a3lH
Western nIs-A &%so: seconds. gas; process. fancy
EaEH.
CHEEsE-New York State factory. new. large.
1eal7
EGGs-Nearby. fresh Virginia, DIR doz. 2saog.
West Virginia and Southwest Virginia, 27as; Ten.
nessee 26a27
GREEN FRUIrs-APples. per Dbl. L00a5o.
oranges. California. Der box. 50a65j; lemons uer
crate 900a5OO; grane fruit, per crate 300a5O0. pine
apples. per crate. 20a301; peaches. per basket 5oa
l-25 grapes. Delaware, Per basket, iial6; Concord
per basket l3ali; Niagara per basket l.al2: pears
Bartlett, s5oa5.o0 Per bhl.; chestuuts per h. sas
DRESSED pOULTRY-Hens choice. Der ID. II.
Tooste Ter H.. =; sprnEers. peT h. lIaI8: ducks
Per lb. Had; geese. Per b.. sal1.
LIVE PoULTRN-Chicksns spring per H.. lea17.
hsns Ter lb l6; roos-ers. Per u. 10; turkeys DER
ID. l5als: ducks Per H.. l2al4; geese per b. SAFE
NEGEIABLES-Potatoes. new No. l. Der bus
65a70i Der bbl.. L55a201; No. 2 Per bbl 25al 50.
sweets. Per bh., L5aL75; yams per bbL. l.Z5aI so:
cscumbeTs pcr basket. l5al.50; onions Ter box 6oa
50; cabbage. per loo 30Oa400. eggplant Der doz 4a
20; squash, Per crate. 25afo; string beans FER bbL
LZsal51 lima beans. Ter It. DaS, lettuce Der
basket, LOtal-25; tomatoes. home rOWn Per box 5ea
Is. Eadishes. Der 100 LOal50; peppers, per BASKET
25a5o; rurnirs. per box ios50 bunchss, 2a0; bests
10 bunches. L5Qa5.0o.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-22
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAMMAR. new pr busheI. Sass; CON-
SHIELDED per hrsiel 65a-o; new. ear. pr barrel 3Ula
80. cats. Western white. No. @ per bUs1ll 45liS
uars. mixed Ter bushcl. 4ai5; bran. per ton. -4JJ:
uiddIugs. FER ton. 25.1O
Hay AND STRAW Hay. Western, No. J. l9.5oa
@03; No. ?. Is5alg0o. mixed H00aI50, straw.
rye bundle l05gal.0O; rye machine tbrash. 5.5OA
500. wheat tor. SO. cats. Der ton 650a7.0l
The Washington herald., 1910-10-22
Money Rates Firm.
NEW YORK MONEY.

NsE YORK. Oct. 2I.-Money CO call az the stock
exchange today opened az 81. Ter cent highest, 81
Lowest 8: closing. s. Most u the days loans were
made 20 81 peT cent
Tine uruey exhibited the same firm tone as has
tecu noted throughout the week. Demand although
showing some Improvement, was not large and sup
Iy was ample % nh tie wants @. borrowers. The
beat demand Tor the ninety days maturity.
Rates. fzsls. per cent for sixty days 44sa5 for
ninety days and four months, "a for five ard SIX
months
Mercantile paper does not show any improvement
in demand. and the market continues very duh.
Rates, 5lsa5-s PR cent for sixty and ninety days
iEdcred bills receivable .a6 Tor choice four % SIX
months single names 6a6i. for others.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-22
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished ty Vs. B. Hitts Il 90.
mmbsrs " The Chicago Board Of Trade. Hia5s
BaI.duF.
Chicago. Oct 1.-THE market 7re-c1 steady 70 "a
shala easier and has rl.si lower throughout the
sion. Further rains il The Argentine gar an end
TO ue dr1usHt taIk .n tatt c5mtu. Tie North
western markets were as weak relatively as rur oYu
b-t th.v did u9t Shoes "a, great decline. The mar
ket c1at.nues 20 show heavy und,rtene and q lack
~ permanent buying power. Local professionals are
0eaE1sh ans az times the market becomes G,sraaId
90 RstS spots and rallies Temporarily 1u pit cover
ing Local ears. TO- with 81 estimated for t1-no5-
row
Prizes were again under pressure with the shorts
tes' f-r.~ gE The decline Tile weather il Tie
Western ul-r 81 co. and clearing Tie country
shows o. .l-- disposition On contract TJE CrIu. al
hu.a. .t.rEr- a-1 nos llr-r as SET LlelI cars.
SOD H.-a is estimated -1r Tomorrow.
HUEE hE local shorts. UHie. caused the ft-
vance a- Yesterday. Va- lacking today and prices
e1..d gr iH 1utncr. The decline Iu Other
grains was sa additional influence. Receipts are
moderate. tut are large enough 90 sapaIv the de-
uaHI without making ans iurrsis Oh aGr I5al.
stocks. Local cars Ii with l1 estimated for Co.
morrow
Provisions yielded a little partially rejecting ts
20 tn - cents decline n hos. Taa downward
tendency was checked b.. t.e literal demand from
i1caI shorts 10 January deliveries. Cash tr5Ia drIf
grTrU
The Washington herald., 1910-10-22
OBJECT TO FLYING BULLETS.
Oxon Hill Citizens Would Remove
District Rifle Range.

Citizens Of Oxon Hill. Nd. have sent
a petition 10 Gov. Crothers, of Maryland,
protesting against the rife range at Con
gress Heights near the District line. The
petition says that the flying bullets make
j, venturesome TO 90 out in the fields
W lie the practice is going on.
They claim that real estate values are
a so deprecated on account OF the range.
The commissioners Of Prince George
County are Indignant at the indifference
of the National Guard men toward the
gravity OF the situation.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-22
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago Oct 2,.-HOGS-Lire hogs were s 10 70
cents lover The receipts were estimated al l5o0j
head; Official yesterday, z2774 shipments 4a7. left
over nom yesterday, 10 $50 estimated receipts TO-
morrow. loo0o. Bulk Of prices szas7 70; lights. $50
so mixed and butchers s 00asD; heavy Z Goa
Gsj; workers. CD; pigs sl5ass0
CATrLE-Siow and weak ESTIMATED recelnts
800 head. Beeyes 46oal s. COWS and heifers "a
GO; Westerns. 4lCa6s5.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Fhe 10 10 cents higher
Estimated receipts, s.oJ9 head Natives 60a4 40 /.
Western 2l5a4Si yeafiing A59a5.50: lambs asa
I'D, Western, 4.75a7.01