m |
i»
uigate
rpora-
third
stock
years.
ed 83
nuary,
8 at
profit-
in 8
lo get
¢ cor-
g& ap-
stocks
$82.50
under
d the
This
ember
of the
e pre-
3, the
ically
$82.50
ccond
em-
f‘ebru-
shares
} em-
ration
worth
recent
work-
7, or
i for
Dam-
rstate
at the
Crsons
s dur-
ne 30,
0,787
shows
umber
was
dam-
i8 col-
se of
l over
indred
were
l em-
8,077
vitroad
CES.
New
is.
er re-
Navy
ail of
ship-
ruiser
1g the
to a
re the
id the
ssippi.
watch-
mpany
atten-
Tenne-
le his-
.eague
3 have
netruc-
brated
ith ex-
minent
i blind
States.
Hivered
Jank
been
or one
Jeaded
er the
pt and
their,
Brook-
s later
{furray,
Court
of ex-
Grand
f brib-
Lake
onvict-
omery,
> Unit-
ppeals.
mn this
Wilkes-
>d and
veland,
car-end
Pitts-
0. A
d.
r who
re Jap-
rt Ar-
Chifu,
G6 num-
e forts
e Mik-
ed the
1 rush-
,
mpany
rerican
veland,
430,000
t long,
00 tons
he ves-
om
© werank,
&front
Oklahoma Raises Broom Corn.
Oklahoma now ‘has the greatest
broom corn producing district in the
and - will» produce more this
Fa than Kansas and Illinois com-
ined. 1t is estimjaled that the crop
Swill amount to about 25,000. tons.
country,
Nervollestoro: 3iria
Dr. R. 1H. Brave. Id
In Paris last
6628 persons were
Rocks,
The man of subsiance was proud to
be mentionéd in connection with so
high, an office, but he would not be a
candidate. . . t
*'FRis rock.” he exclaimed; pointing
io a great’ granite bowlder, “shall fly
4% Soon As. mine—~—""
Here the committee of notification
withdrew, perceiving that their mis-
sion was hopeless. —Puck.
from iis firm base
Beware of Ointments For Caiarrn
Contain Mercary,
{as merenry will surely doatroy the sens ol
smell and ecomnjetely deranget ne. whol
“tem wien tering it through the myurofds
That
surfaces. Sucharticlosshould never be uzed
|XCope a + iptions from reputable phy-
L. siciar nage they will do is ten fold
“Ho the g vy derive {rom
; 3 the: m. Hi: ra Cure, manufaeture i
‘ by I' J. Coeney ., Toledo, O..cantains
“RG marcury. hod is taigen internally, acting
&directly Pog sue biood and muconssuriaces
“otthcsyatem ing Hall’s Catarrh Cure
be sure you get the genuite. it is taken in-
nd made in Poledd, "Ohio, by I.
3 ey & Co. ALi IalE frae,
Said by Draggzists: price, The. per bottle
dake Hall's umily Pills for constipation.
ors Shing ‘Hand Organs.
Tibor-saving devices have "got to
gans at last, says the New
Sun. In of the latest, in-
$ Sten of the organ man turning the
he prisses a button. The musie
_ plays on {ill he releases his finger. The
music is sweeter thai that of other or-
“ gans and it'can be heard blocks away.
one
Some of the new trolley cars at
Cleveland have a speaking tube run-
ning from the rear platform to the
so that the motorman and con-
ducter can. talk with each other
A VOICE FROM THE PULPIT-
oe
Rev. Jacob D. Van Doren, of 57 Sixth -
a" treet, Jond Du Lac, Wis, Presby-
-terian clergyman, says: “I had at-
§ tacks of kidney disor-
ders which kept me in
the house for days at a
time. unable to do any-
ihing. What I suffered
can’ hardly De told.
Complications set in,
the particulars of
which I will be pleased
io give in a personal
interview fo any one
who requires informa-
tion. This 1 can con-
scientiously say, Doan’s
Kidney Dills caused a
general improvement
in my health. - They
relief by lessening the
bronghk great
pain aad correcting the aetion of (he
kidney. : secretions.”
Doan’s Kidney Pills are for sale hy
all dealers. Price, 50 ceuis. Foster
Miiburn Co., Buffalo, N.Y.
4 A Good Move.
FAL the recent meting in Glasgow
of tho Institute of Journalists the
opinion was expressed that part of the
institute's ‘‘defense funa’ should be
used in prosecuting people who pro-
fessed to teach jourmalism and “held
out illuscry’ hopes to unwary aspir-
ants for a position on the press.”
As to erime by aliens reports show
that the Americans, in England are
five times as crimivh as the Russians
and * Poles.
A NEW CRIPPLE CREEK
iN OLD MEXICO.
he Toltec Mi ER Smelting Co. owns NINE
PRIDE CING GOLD MINES, with fina water
, Nn the State of Oaxaca, Mexico, covering 5
One ledge has 800,000 tons of free mill ng of
fu siz ht above wafer level, averaging $14.00 per te
and there are FOURTEFRE N other ledges. No pro-
stock. 140 feet o. tunnels. The Com any
A ate of its stock at only 5c. a share,
e $1.00, for next Softy ary for the purpose
of REL # “ill with ns daily capacity.
This will net $500 a day i AA ing a) alle expenses: or
e; or
0 per cént. ennual divid nds ue of 5
ftock issued. Every dollarin
the Prperiy. REMEN MBER, § aR erty is in The
the heart of a wonderfully rich gold district. A few
soon increase tan
fold in value. and produce an income for life. High
est Bank references furnished Remit by Bank Bx
shenize or write for illustrated prospectus, to A.
CUNNINGHA M, over First Nat'l Bank, Waco,
“3 followed the
trail fron Texas
to Montana with
a FISH BRA
On the Trafl
wilh a Fish Brand
Pommel Sticker :
rr cold, a wind coat
when windy, a rain coat ae it rained,
and for a cover at night if we got to bed,
and I will say that I have gotten more
comfort out of your slicker than any other
one article that I ever owasls ’
{ The name address of the
‘writer Ld ta a let-
termay be had on application.)
Wet Weather Garments for Riding,
(Walking, Wf Working, or
porting
The Bign of the Fish
AOWERS
#153 prRY®
TORONTO, CANADA
384
SIO JOHN W.MMORKIS,
Pro hihzton, D, C.
£.Successtylly Prosegytes Claims,
8yrain 2 Fringes
war, 15 adj sdicating claims, atty sines
The Eminent Scotch Physician
When all other help fails consult
DOCTOR GINNER,
He will cure you of Cancer,
Nerveus Diseases and long
laints. Note the address,
Pittsburg, Pa.
PN. U. ar
A.J. TOWER CO.
BOSTON, U.8.4.
TOWER CANADIAN
CO., Limited
Consumption
standing com-
03 Penn Avenua
All adv ice free of chs 2
1904.
“BURES WHENE
fi Best Cough Syrup.
in time.
Natioaal A'd Coming Soon.
OLONE
L BROWNLOW, of,
Pennessaee, the pioneer ad-
vocafe of Nationa Ald to
Road Improvement, has
given fo the press an in-
: tervicw in which he” dis-
cusses the progress and prospects of
the good roads movement. He sags?
“The movement is making gigantic
strides: - ‘Judging from the Jetters I
veceive, nearly’ everybody in the
United Siates wants the Government
to aid in improving the roads: I know
from the comments of the press, and
the resolutions adopted by State Leg-
istatures and ce nitions in ail parts |
of ‘the country that National aid is
making enormous headway among the
‘people. In a veecnt communication
from W. H. Moore, President of the
National Good Roads Association, hé
£aYS:
“Everywhere I go Governors and
-officials.dndd the 2reat mass of comiuon
peoplé want the Government to assist
them in building roads—not as a _ques-
tion of charity. but governmental duty.’
“I have a letter. fram Profs ME¢ 15.
Bruner, President of Hiwassen C ‘olle ge,
Tennessee, in :wliich he says: &
“ ‘Millions have gone for the in
riv
canalss
and
for
provement of Thar] ors
inillions more will
, and
Buf
oo
Good roads ‘are nesded to ot, the
products oft ‘the country ‘to tthe, raii-
ways, the rivers. the cities. the ouf-
side world. Rural routes for the postal
department need improvement. -
“9 am entering Ing cightieth year.
No cnteeprise of caudal importance to
this good roads movement lias. come
before the Americap people in my day.
¥ There is a’ bigssing ‘In it for Jevery-
body, in town and country 4
“But don’t youn think, Colonel, that
the proposal te spend: such ‘a“large
sum aleng an entirely new line:of Na-
tional expenditure will prove startling
when the people take a-sober: econ
thought?” v
“That the proposition is new in one
sense, I-concede.
priating Government funds to be. spent
#u the rural districts for the” direct
{a of the country’ people ris de-
cidedly new. ‘Heretofore, the principal
relation which the farmers have sus-
of taxpayers. But I think it is“about
time for that to come to an end, and
if I am not mistaken, the farmers are
coming to the same conclusion.”
“As to the size of the appropriation,
T want to say that I think it is very
small when compared with tire sums
we are appropriating for other pur-
poses. This is a period of “profound
peace;” vet we are proposing to vote
$77.000,000 for the army and :
single year. My bili proposes an ap-
. propriation of only $2 24,000,000 to be
| spent in three years. or $S.000,600 a
year. just one- twelfth of i § (
posed fo spehd ow eur mavy. 2
wis partie arky stariled last year
when we appropr ited over $70,000,000
for river and harbor improvement. I
don’t think the taxpaying farmers wii!
be very badly scared at an appropri:-
tion of $8,000,000 to help them build
good roads. Besides, they knoiv they
will have to pay just as much tax
whether they get any of it back or not:
. “You can say that, on the whole, 1
am well satisfied with the progress we
Federal co-oporation with the States
in building roads is €oming, and com-
itg soon.”
tl oe
Objeci-Lesson Roads ©
More recently the educational wo
the forni of object lessons. Short
pieces of -voad have been consiructeld
on scientific principles to illustrate the
best methods of road building and the
use of available local materials. It
should be stated, however, that these
roads have mot been built at the ex-
pense of the Government, It has
merely furnished plans’ and expert
sapervision. Such work is‘only under-
taken on receipt of a ‘request from
some educational institution, or some
voluntary organization of enterprising
citizens, or the pulllie officials of see
local community whieh is willing to
“bear the expense of furnishing the -
| terials and labor meeded.
Object Tessan: work of: this kind has
‘seen done in twenty States, and so
great has been ‘the demand for such
work that not nearly. all the requests
2an be complied xvith. This object les-
son work has in nearly every ease
proven of great value. The people
have not only been shown how to build
zood roads as cheaply as possible, but’
they have been given a taste of the
Jleasure and benefit of using such
roads. The popular interest in this
work of the Government has been so
zreat that Congress has five times in-
:reased its appropriations for the Of-
ice of Public Road Inquiries. During
the year $50,000 is available to pay
Tor the Government’s educational and
»xperimental work along this lipe.
' Feeders of Steel Highways,
The principal reason why the policy
3 national road building whs aban-
joned early in the last century was. the
Te world. New that this development
ippréachds-completion, attent
rerting to the importance of
aon roads. And il is especial
fying to find railroad men wo
on is re
com-
t-
iy
:nthusiastieally and devoting
the good work should not stops, fhoeve..
The iden of ZRPPYO- |
tained toward the Government is that
£06,000. -.
000 for the navy te be expended in a
have made, and that I firmly believe |
of the gemeral government has take 3
mvention of the steam railroads. For
three-quarters of a century we have
gone on developing our steam roads |
antil we have the greatest system in
their | fr
—e
means tv the improvement of the pub |
lic roads. They recognize that such
roads are not competitors, but feeders
of the steel highways. Hence, : they
organize [Good Roads Trains, ] load
thesn with” road-building machinery
and run from -place to place on their
SYySiems, stting up conventions and
building ohject lesson roads. The work
of 1hi ich has “been done in
confusion problem to deal with under,
ordinary circumstances. «In: nf town,
Lalled, Gibsland, La. .a man, has iu-
vented an umbrella, that is supported
over the owner by a ‘system of vods
and which leaves hoth of Lis hands
free to be used as occasion demands
1 is ‘hardly ne y io attempt an
heLiboration upon the merits ~of this
device. . : ae
It "will he graticviiie to tin
boat has been
i to be abso’
fool man who
raf.” This Is
tant
WoHen 10 jean
invented which is sal
lute proof against tbe
insists on rocking the ¢
doiie by the simple attachment of a
piece of metal to the keel of the bout,
whic the inventor says does not in the
interfere with the progress of the
bodt through the water, but makes it
impossible to inferfere with its stability,
in ilo Ww ater. Bi devi ice, which Is he
leis
Consists of a pide. ot pietht
extending the length of the boat and
fastened to the keel and extending at
right angies with the keel for a short
distance, and then curved upward
to mect ibe framework of the boat
at the waterline.’ Under ordinary cir.
cumstances this is not visible and does
N. N..
not alter the lines of the craft, and,
being open at each end, dees not im-
pede its pro; 8 through the srater,
bu: any attempt ‘being made to ‘rock
the boat is rendered exceedingly diffi-
cult because of the weight of water
held in the space between the boat's
side and the- attachment.
it has been discovered that a modi
fication of the telephofie ¢an be made
use of for the pugpose of improving
the hearing of persous afflicted with
deafness: While this scheme is not
always beneficial, it has been found to
afford great relief to i large number
of persons afflicted with deafness. Of
recent years inventors have devoted
themselves to the construction of in-
struments of this charaeter in the most
convenient form and of such shape
that they can be used without attract:
ing unnecessary attention. There has
been recently patented in this country,
the work -of- an ‘Australian inventor,
an installation of this character which
can be stowed away in an ordinary
Derby hat, the only portion of the
apparatus exposed to view being twe
ear tubes which depend from the sides
of the hat and repose in the ears. The
sound collecting hells are adreitly con
i in the sides of the hat crown.—
hicayxo C hrogiole®
WORDS OF WISDOM.
Painting the doesn’t purify
the product.
(ood cheer puts love's
Lets of gold.
God's figs promise us moro than
de sire
Only Be home can found J State.—~
Joseph Cook.
pump
gifts into cas-
our
(Giingerbread on the steeple cannot
{eed the people.
A coxcomb is ugly all over with the}
affectation of the fine gentleman.—
Johnson.
Uubappy is the man to whom his
own ‘mother has not made all other
mothers venerable.—Richter.
A bedutiful woman is a practical
poem, planting tenderness, hope ‘and
"cloguence -in all whom she approaches.
—Eimerson. ° By
A good book and a good
“excellent things for those who know
how to appreciate their value. There
are men, however, who judge of both
by the beauty of the covering.—Dr.
Johnson.
eee
woman are
: Hobson as a Humorist,
Captain R. P. Hobson was a student,
after his graduation from Annapolis,
at the noted Ecole & Application du
Gonie Maritime, of Paris. A friend
said of him the other day:
“1fobson made a brief walking teu
through - England with me. One cold
night on this tour we put up at a small
hotel .in Bakewell. We nearly froze
here, for there was not a fire any-
where. We had to go to bed imme-
diately after dinner to keep warm, and
oven then we were not comfortable,
for our blankets were thin and scanty.
Toward midnight Hobson entered my
room.
‘I ean’t sleep,” he said, ‘I am too
cold.. What do you think of a land-
lord who keeps his house like this?
“Think of him? said I. °I think he
ought to be rawhided.
“Well, said Hobson, ‘I am going to
punish him a bit. It won't make us
warmer, but it will be a pleasant thing
to tell our friends about.’
“Then he threw open the door,
at the top of his lungs he shouted:
““Firer Mire! Fire?
“Waiters, maids and finally the land-
and
lord, all in white night attire, came
scampering toward Hobson through
the halk They unded him.
‘Where is the the Jlandinrd
cried. ‘What is it?
«That is what I want to ask you,’
«aid Hobson. he n nearly frozen.’ ”
ne potters on Paris newspapers earr
n $30 to $SO a month.
*
i of ‘Trdde”
the Seutir is hearing fruit, as is shown
hy the widespread interest in {he na-
tional ne nian...
COME NEW Devices,
Novel Inventions “That ake Life a Bit
Easier For Cs. : of
An umbrella is generally 1¢
as aif awkward thing to carry ts:
best. Any oncrean think of a ‘dozen.
reasons why it is in the way, and a
FIVANCE AND TEADE REVIEW
"IRON BUSINESS. REVIVING.
Prices Afe ree Steel Rails
Particularly in Dem nd.
TE ath
R. G. Dw & Co”
more
the feelihg
future is bec
its customary ‘disp
omntercial prosperity,
encoura gmg
: Y: .
if opti Ryo
regard ing*the
Ww. ith”
g oa ne rai.
- Wall: street
i0 most active railway shares above:
par. for. the first time since May of
‘last year Manufactur] ‘ing plants
steadily it ease output. a " particu-
larly grati itydng’ feature "of tle week’
‘being the, large tonnage of steel pur-
chased . by .the Thilways, and, the 'ad-
vanced prices for pig irom suggest
that the .depregsion | in that industry
has tun its *couffe.” Textile’ mills
are “dding mord Averk, slith’yards are
more fully - engaged, - ame. ‘structural: {
work begins fo assume normal .pro-
portions. Foreign trade tor the last
week ‘shows a gail 'of $2,158,275" in
| imports: over those of the saute week
in 1903, but a loss of+$1,148.2%,; inex
ports. . A few freight bidckades have:
occurred, and, traffic is Nery 4 IeAVY.
in some “sections, while, Sh ratTways
show -an aberago ‘gain of “#6 Mper’
cent. over last ‘years .cemings:: Re*
vival of interest in finicked. steel and
- practically all depajtments of the.
iron. Industry 18g _eome” SO suddenly,
as to excite part 1a
‘though ‘it iy not surprising, -consider-
ing tht” enormous ;topnage under ‘con-
.sideration {or so: many months, held }
back -alope by the caution of buyers
who wanted to be certain that the |
market would go no jower. This new,
business ig. foundiin practically.every.
department, notably .those | pertain. |
ing to the railways, 6 Hides; have.
tained a “still stro Ser Hoshi. Iarg@idn
sales of Branded
giving holders
and there is a ‘wholesome ; easy
leading leather -marjels. Fondifions
are steadily growing mor
tory at the woolen miils.
“States, ‘against 27%.last year, and 39
in Canada, compared: with 26..a : ']
ago. 3 : 2 3
A Ww usesdeurress
Flour—W inter paten
Straight. w SL
Hagasio 1timothy..
Clcyer No. 1.
Feed: ~Ng@ ! white. Id 1 n-
Brown middiimgs. .
Bran. bulk 0.
Susie, heat
Dairy Products. :
BALTIMORE.
Flour— Winter Patent........
Wheat—No. 21ed
Corn—mixede
Eges ...
Butter— Cream
PHILADELPHIA ih
Floup-W inter Farens
Wheat—No. 2r
Corn—No. Sy :
Outs—No. 2 whiie.....
Butter— Creamery, extra.
Eyggs— Pennsy Ivania, firsts.
NEW YORK.
flour— fate. :
W heat—No.
Corn—Na. 2...
Duts—No, 2 White
Batter—(reamexy
Begs —. 4 ini.
LIVE SFOCK. vi, 4
» ree eh NT
Union ,Stock Yards, Pittsburg. .
JR. . Cattle,
Brine heavy, idl 010 1606 Ibs
Prine, 1600 wo 1400 Tbs
Medium, 1200 to 1800 dbs.
Faut'uélters..
Butcher, 400 to 1000 hs.
Common to fair © :
Oxen, common to fat.
Common to good fat, bls and cows
Milch cows, each
LaE ta
Prime heavy bogs...:..........
Prime nioditun weights,
est heavy yorkers apd medi
Good pigs and lightyorkers..
Pigs, commen Ege.
Koughs
Btags
Sheep.
Extra, medium wethers .
Good to choice
Medinin ....
Common te
peopie of Paris are among the .most
sober of France, Each ene. of then
only drinks annually, on -an-average,
217 litres of wine, and the Same
guantity is consumed by the inhabi-
Nice is the thirstiest place,
consumption there is
head. Next to. Nice comes St. ‘Etien:
ne, in the Loire, with 265 litres, Th
the matter of spirits only eight litres
represent Paris in the statistics as
against 17 for Havre, 16 for Nantes,
14 for Boulogre-sur-Mer, 10° for Calait
and so on.—London Telegraph.
Deposits
sminig
for” the
276 litres’ per
in China.
expe rt
Rich
x rench
asition to discount,
‘as lifted f thé average price «ofthe.
reporting for” the first haf of Jetgbe? ;
© Mrs, Hayeés® Second Letter:
mment, al :
an
cots ark -tairskingil
fhe desired on J trial.” — (Signed) Mrs. E.
: Failures #
this week numbered 215 in the United ; $ WANTED I
3 tachment, Inrnisned 1850lites who 40 not
FIBROID TUMORS CURED.
Mrs: Hayes’ First Letter Appeal-
. ing to Mrs. Pinkham for Help:
“ DEAR MRS. PINEHAM sob] have been
under Boston doctors’ treatment for a
long time without any relief. + They.
tell me I have a fibroid: tumor. 1 can:
‘not sit down without gregt pain, and
thie soreness extends up my shine. Ly
‘have bearing-down pains ‘both back
and fiont. ‘My abdomen is swollen,
‘and I have had flowing apells for thres
years. My appetiteisnot good. I can- |
not walk or be on ny. ect for’ any |
‘length of timve.. + . {
“The symptoms ot Pibrold. igs i
given in your little book accurately
describe my case, so I write to yon for
‘advice.’ *-( Signed) Mus, Ii. ¥. Hayes,
. 252 Dudley Sti(Roxbury), Boston, Mass,’
“ DEAR MRs.” PINEHAM : — Soptetime
‘azo’ l wrote to you describing my symp:
tams and asked your advice. . Yoy re-
, plied, apd 1 followed all your direc-
tions carefully, and to- -day I am a well
woman. °° wis
.. “The use.of Lydia E. Pinkham’ 8
“Vegetable Compound entirely ex-
| “pélled the tumor and strengthéned my
whole system. I can walk miles now.
“Lydia JE. Pinkham’s. Vege-
table ‘Compound is worth five dol-
-lars a’drop. I advise all women who.
are afflicted’ with tumors or female
*. trouble of any Lind fo give td faithful
‘HAYES,
_.252 Dudley St. (Roxbur Th Boriton, Mass.
= 85000 forfeit If original 6] above: fetter plaing
genuineness cdnnot be produc
C400 0400000000004 00 0 $6004
“From the cradle fo the baby chair”
“HAVE YOU A BABY?
if 30, you cught fo have 2
IPHOENIX
| WALKING CHAIR
. (PATENTED)
“ind IDEAL. EM rucTons™.
UR PHOENIX ‘Walking Chair |
holds the child Sacure ely, pre--
-venting those painful falls’ snd
: i which areso frequent when
‘baby-learns tow:
“BETTER TUAN A NURSE.
The chair is provided with & re«
§ rovable,sanitary cloth seat, which
“supports ‘the Nowe ane the child
and prevents bow-legs and. spinal
troubles; italso hess table attach-
i ment which ‘enables baby-to find
-amfasement in its toys, ete., With.
ont any attentien. ’
“As indispensable as a cradle.”
is 80 constructed that .it pre-
vents d clothes, sickness from
drafts ‘and floor germs, and is
recommended’ by physicians and
endorsed by both motlier and baby.
Combines pleasure and utility.
No baby sheunld be without one.
- Call at your furniture Goals
and ask to see one.
I
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_ Can only be had of your furniture dealer.
* less hosiery for
proved family machine,
weg'e'n market; odr. 1 n-
with bing at-
own a .machine, asy payment plan;
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of day anjoymant for entire family. Sant on trial
Writs tor Catalogue. L and Colored Plates.
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ANTED AGENTS to sell a reliable hom
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fancy country roll. 13 14
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Cabbage—per bbl 2 104°
Oniorrs—per barrel’ +189.
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