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1 ii " ' 11 EVENING PflSEBURO REVIEW llMl'KIt DAILY KXCEIT Ml NDAV HLVIKW I'l Itl.lSHI-yd COMPANY Pntered at Roii'burK, On-nnu. Puil offlcn an Secuud-dlasi Matter. 1,. VIMllf;lU,Y Per year, by man $3 00 Per month, delivered 60 Per week, delivered 16 tiKMI-WEKKLY Per year S2 PO At ruoutbi $1.00, ....... j JAM AIIV :l. IIJ SIM I l. ISM MT I'll ASK OK MVIMZATIOX KAYS WISCONSIN Ki:.ATOt. fltato Senator W. It. Oaylord, it WlKconsln. npoke at llie Palace Thea ter Tuesday night and was applauded lliroiiolimit Mm ui.tfh Mm .1 win r..fl that over per cent r the Htrlkes1 declared by nnlou men have been d. auccesH. that 13 per cent have been a partial nuccesa and that only :: ner cent Iihvp b.-en i.oslllve fiilliir.'S. ' "Socialism Is not going to come. some time in the f ut tire, suddenly , with violent catastrophe." said (iay lnid. "Socialism Ik coming now. It it a world power today. It Is the next phase of civilization following the present phHse, which la capital ism. "Construction, not destruction, It-: the mission of the Socialist move ment. There la too much destruc tion now. hi three ways, princlpalh. may It be said I hat Socialism Is coin ing , namely. In I he co-opera 1 1 ve movement, in th" labor unions, ami In (he work ol the Socialist." Mi, ('aylord drew the line hetwe.-n KocIiiIIhiii and anaichv. saying the latter Is every mini tor his own inter ests. Irrespective of others,' but thul "there Is no such thing as oik man." "Social progress is social progreH, Isn't It?" ho asked. "1 woild inak' you not more of a man, but less, by separating you from human beluga You grow in proportion as you be come a purl of the community life, and understand more lully men, woman and children. Not ludep,-n-dencu, but lnter-di'peiidi'iice, marks the path of social progress and hu man development." Silence! The initinct ol modc.ty natural to evf-ry woman U often a t real hindrance to tli rure of womunly dWar. Wunicn shrink Irom the personal quc.tioos of tlie local pliy.iciiin which Mem indelicate. 1'he thought tf exaininittinn i. oil. horrent lo them, and Hi they endure in .ilent-e a condition of difreaoo which .urely proreet from bad to wurke. ( tat oeea Dr. Pierce's prlyite$ to cure m irtmt mmnr women uho hare found m reluie tor modesty la him otter ol FHt:B cooiuAa. tloa by letter, mil correspondence la held mm smcredly confidential. Address Dr. H. V. Pierce, Buttnlo, IV. r. Dr. Pierce'. Favorite I'rr.cription. reMore. and rciiiilalea the wointtnly f unotiona, holiittit puio aitd huddi up and puts th finishinil touch ol bc.lth on every wcuk wuaian who lives it fair (rail. It Makes Weak Women Strong, Sick Women Well. You can! afford to accept a tftrrt tmttrum m a ttib-tirtito lor this uonalco1iolio medicine ui known ctiMruMTioN. FUTURE OF YOUR BUSINESS HANGS ON )UR IRE DOUGLAS ABSTRACT J. H. Sykes rlRSTK WK Carry a new aiul complete stock of Guns. Am munition. Pishing Tackle ami Sporting Cotuls. Gun Repairing and Key Pitting a specUty. A share of your patronage will be appreciated. f.ii.iU liMIX loJit. ! Is Jttl'J I'itLlUt HON.. 1 Kvrury liKual: only the otiibi day the .Natluiial Annotation n 1 recent yeara. The Bteol Cnr nn.- j "Aside frv.ni the d'l'e t ndvance MamilartuierH vie terrifying un (ion" statement for November t'ioi and expaiiHlon In biisIucMf Hfelf, in with pieduitoim of commercial an i that It haa business on Ita L jok-J 'cmiwd alahliltv has been Riven to indiiHtriui him lyiUK in wall ror tnel I Nation unletta "the reign of political j Kiiitiiuu i uiiiu u i-iiernt-u, uuui Kf W. Perkins was pUlurUiK "big busi- inti" as. partly paralyzed by "tlie'llon ton. And It la reported, ns fear engendered by proueciitlfin under tiie Sherman Act, and Frank A. Yanderlip, ol the National City Hank, waa ahuuriiit; an Interviewer titat "business hatt, ahead the nuut iterlons hltuatlon that has existed since you or I have been observeis ; or huHiiifhh cdimIIiIuiii." Hut n hilt tle.se doleful utterance ar- j still hounding In our ears the press j of tin1 whole country, led by authori- i ties no less eminent lu the industrial ! , and financial world, and supported j "Heavy buying by the railroads is ( by a set'inlngly Impregnable array I Impending. In rails, announce m m of facts, breaks into a ery chorui'of contracts for foo,ioo lo Hon.nnti of optimism, and the pessimist: wlio tons are expected within the next foresiiw htiigiiutinu are now warning fortnight, (lie buyers Including tin us against a runaway boom. Thus New York Central, Pennsylvania, have the .ropbcts of business rcce- Italtimore & Ohio, Atchison, Suth sl n be'ii discoinliled hy I he tacts i- ern Hallway, and several We tern v''1,I,,d "l" '",mt "r (1,u' 'roller of the Curremy. In the las """" lIv Hlaten.ent ol the steel ( j. l""atlon. and in unoillclal stale '"K '""' various llnai. cin I and industrial centers. The suddeiineKM with which clouds of depression lately th. hanging the business world seem to liavi) dissolved before the rising n.u of optimism Is less puzzling when t remember that the pessimistic point of lew was largely a matter of em phasis. Thus (tie itiatiileslo of the Niitioual Manufacturers Assoc iatioi', while it gave the front of the stag to such disturbing factors as politi cal agitation and t rust prosecu ttoio , admit ted that "depression as to l'u lure pn.speilly is a state of mind.; these cheerful tidings, but quotes by and pot a ph.iical condition." Ami j way of warning the words of "an Mi . Vaiiil;'i lip pit-facrd his waruiiu ! othcial of one of the largest ste-d with : ie btalemrut that "Judged b, It :npaiiles" who says that "husin:B.s those data which are used geueralh in gaging (lie business situation, there Is nothing very seriotm the mailer with business." Y.'t the fu ture herined peopled with dark and mena lug shadow s. The rosiest shall of light that I. brightening (he gloomy outlook, ii KceuiH. Is the striking revival in the stetd ami Iron trade, that "basis in dustry" which has come to be re garded ns (he barometer of National piospei Hy. This revival occu is lu the tace of the Joveriunent 's tros cation of ibi Stei-l Corporation - Insurance!! Fire, Accident, Liability, Plate Class, Automobile. Burglary, Kent and Livestock. Bonds of every kind I'hom- 87 & TRUST COMPANY till I i.i 1: ini! u t j'i.!ht . , . 11 .1 ne 1 ti l nrid Iu:i:ti r.uttcr. (. and 1 Proprietors, GUN STORH Opposite Post Ollicc. IS 19 ir(;L-ciltluU chniactlliod by Ihtf U ( u TrauHtrlpt a "without dul tho hardest legal "low which bna bei dealt bin. In ess lu tho 1'nlted Htat In arnountlriK to l.GUO.Oou tona inure' thau It had at the begliinlnK of th i year, anq mat me increase ror mi- vember alone was nearly half a mil the PHtttburK (iuzette-Timea, th;t In- dependent manufacturers have b.'e.i doing equally well. Moreover, the lion Age aaya, "steel companies iav- made some progress In establishing; higher prices for their products, now look for railroad buvlng to re- enforce the poHition In which the recent heavy volume of low-price business has put them." To ijiiot:' further from this leading authority on the Iron and steel trade lines. A Hrazlltun road has orr!er'd 22, null tons from the Steel Corpora tion. Spike orders have increased under low prices, three lines having contracted for 7",00U kega lu the last week. "Pennsylvania car orders for 1M, iuu cars win require luuy jiiw.u'mi tons of steel, lu the last wek West- cm roads have taken ubout 2 one cars. "Bessemer Iron la stronger, un I IM.L'.'i at valley furnace Is now main tained. The wire and tin-plate opera Hons of the Steel Corporation and the ateid production of the Carnegi" Steel Company will he advanced to a lo-per-c;'iit basis lu January." The Iron Trade Review confirms has had a case of typhoid fever, is now convalescing, and must be give) a very restricted diet lu the way of higher prices or there will he a re lapse." Henry C. Krick, liowevj., confidently predicts (hat the expan sion In the steel and iron trade will continue until a new record of pro duction Is reached, and he thinks that lit lH will be a boom year, not only la steel, but in practically all lines of business. The forward movement, in trade is so unmistak able as to command universal recog nition, says the Springfield Republi can, which finds that "eveu the most skeptical are now beginning to con cede that the turn has come.' " We find this same spirit of con fidence reflected by stub special an thtrrilles us Uradstreet's and I mil. :mhI etfii the Commercial and Finan cial Chronicle drops Its tone of mel ancholy and discovers "tangible evi dences of Improvement. Ihe un dercurrent of affairs. adds the Chronicle, "is certainly much bet ter." Dun's Itevlew sums up the situation as follows: "The betterment in industrial and trade conditions, signs of which have been visible lo close observers for t w o moot lis. has now become plain (o all. and Is reflected by the expan sion In bank clearings and railroad earnings, (he big uplift lu the iron! and ste; trade, the advance in cop per, (he increased activity in drv-1 goods, the brisker demand for money! and in the confidence Inspired by the record-hieaklng cotton crop of up ward of l.'.,iMMi.tnn bales." Turning lo the news columns oi the press we Mud many Items which contribute to this glowing picture of Rood times. "Nothing ahoavs the j present activity lu general business more convincingly than the hea freight tralllc of (he railrotids," we, tend in the New York Kvetiiug World, and the Kvt ning Mail quoi-. the testimony of the w arehousem -n of New York that ' business lu near-! ly i'i'iy line of trade is now more ' 'acihe thau it has been In several jears." Moreover, "as the warehouse-! j men diagnose the condition, and they 1 ! hae tht'fr fingers on the pulse or j the business world, this revhul is ii in mi ,ii. mil general. 1 ne same paper reports that een (he diamond trade, which Is the liist to reflect th j adeni of bad limes, and (he last lo respond to the return of prospt-i i y. ' "is now exceptionally active." Kw n In Wall Street growing confident and steadier nercs serin to be the rulf. If we niav judge by the lack ut excitement In (hat uuarter last wed: when It was announced that the Wabash I'atlroad Company, a cor poration with a capitalization .r mrt than $ l'uo.ihmi.immi. bad gom' into the hands of receivers. "A fvr Inference from this." remarks the financial nil tor of the New Yoi k Old Soldi. -r Torliifd. 'or . ais tottllte f I Olil tleli and ller sin tin. a tir piifTt-ied mMM'a'Kalle Indtirestion. const lp:i -trouble. '" mrote K. run Ht Ki ie. r.i , 'but lr. KiliK'n New I. lie I'llls me nil rUhl They're M:ir( : ki.'.ii " I'rv ihein ler imv (.teiinv1). Iier i. kiilney lr i:li!e. nl al! il.n lt. lx Cement. Pressed Drift AND An lotpwtlon of itock and com 4 rttnn of iiricn will eontlnc you bat th p!c to buy la at M. C. Burleson's not and otnr coratr Oak o4 hid ttr.-t, Rowbarg. Thoa lit Dnildin; Material Willi, CetUlMy that Hid mui k t :,und;i at th moment on a rath1. linn nihu." The Philadelphia Vrvm BUKK'stK a reason for this: the busliieaa outlook h. the refusal .if ihe Supreme Couit to permit ru i unheal on Iho Tobacco Trust reor ganization, by the, decision of tb Commerce Court hii upending the in ductions In transcontinental rates itrdeiffi by the Interstate Coiiunen-" Commission, and by the very con servative report of the Railroad curitleH Commission." The new bond (Hit lies contemplated bv several railroads. Including t!i New York Central, are in themsel vH MRS. LARAMORE TELLS TROUBLES .to' Lady In Goodwatcr Describes Her Distressing Experience and Tells How She Was Finally Relieved. Goodwater, Mo. ' Ever since I was a little girl," says Mrs. Riley Laramore, "I was a great sufferer from dyspepsia. I suffered misery after eating, and had terrible heartburn. I thought I had to suffer this way as long as I lived, but when I began to take Thedford's Black-Draught, in small doses, every night, the heartburn was all gone in a few days, and I could eat without distress. I look two small packages in all, and ; ev,.n i(lk ai()vPiv. although that was some time ago, the j If you have any sIkhr of dandruff dyspepsia has not returned. you oiikM to go right to your drui!- I speak a good word for Thedford's ' kM ""lav K'"' " bottle of I'AUIrt-Black-Uraught whenever 1 have the op-!lAN'SA,i:, Tlli I""lit rii 1 and rP nnrtuniiu frcBhlnR tiiUr toiiin i8 Kiiaranipod 'iv ponuniiy. ,he Uvli Vrt)Ha ,,hrmn(.v , kul ,,.,. If eating causes distress, we urge you draff germs, clean the head of filth.- to try Thedford's Black-Draught. It dandruff, mop falllni? hair ami Itih- cleanses the system, helps the stomach to 'K sealii or nmney liack. And It digest its food, regulates the bowels, and ','"'8 1,1Ht what " Buurantced-to do stimulatesthe liver. ,h;1lt'8 wl,v,"8 8ales a ,r:. , ., .. ........ nioiis the country over. PARISIAN It acU gently and is without bad after- SAUK Is the favorite of refined worn- effects. Tryit. Price25c. en. One bottle proves lis superiority. nr The Dollar Mark Is of very little use lo look nt, but Ii means much if you have a inulr. (ilicil v ol dnllaru in Hi is hank. I. won ill he ; wise move for you t i btart a bank a ecu u nt if you have not ttno already. And it would be the wisest move t d i;e vlt here. wher four siivins are sale und sure to earn you 11 good interest. Invesi. Kate--that meant knowledge. 4 Interest on Time Deposits MUST TIUST A SAVIXiS llAMi OP liOSKItl As the New Year Draws Near and we look back over the prosperous year, we realize that you, our custoinets, by your good will and patron age, have m.ule that prosperity possible. We wish to express this We arc cotistautly aihlitijj to and improving our many a lines of mcrehaudise and jitriviiij; to make you the best 5 possible prices, and vc trust tul in the years lo come. t ,Ve;ir, we are. 5 L H. Rlioades & Co. UinurnlW; of fctl I.KTrthKtfd coUftclHU ' , In the Industrial development of l!12, remarks the Detroit New., i which predicts that by aprln cou- I .sumption will have again overtaken 1 production and we will have "a ' strong an industrial movement aa i the country haa known." The sam . note of confidence is sounded in th' ' editorial columns of such trade and , commercial organs as the St. Konif ! Hardware eporter and the Chatta nooga Tradesman. The Hardware Ke ! porter bases lis optimism largely on our foreign irnS- balance. We read: The building up of our foreign I trade balance w hich began some 1 months ago goes on at a rapid rate so that now thn country has enor mous suiiih to its credit in foreign 1 lands und Is In undisputed control I of the international financial situu ) Hon. The creation of a foreign trade 1 balance like this after a period of business depression is almost in variably the precursor of greater ac tivity In domestic industry proper." )l1 the 'ber hand, remarks th1 Washington Herald, -the cost of nv- ing uoes uoi reccae. necause oi uu shortage of some crops and the cou 1 tinned high expense of transport i- Hon and distribution." Other papers think that the optimists do nm make j enough allowance for the disturbing effects of a tariff discussion and a : Presidential election. ! watch voi it u a lie. i.aim:s. Ktrlil Yiuihtmi In the I'rirt I.uviirltiiit unit lliKliiuit Hair. 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