The Indianapolis journal

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y Busts im Mio. Justice of tho Supreme

Court, died this morning. He was seventy

years oi age.

Santo DiiniliiKo in Fresh Trouble.

SAN OOMINGO. Republic of Santo Do

I mingo. Sepi. 9. -Owing to the Dominican

government s alleged violation of the law

i.iixerninn lh '..;h; r-ign land

holders, lue reach government has de

eided t postpone the delivery of an exe

quatur to the iiew Dominican consulate at

Havr Other very strong measures will

he adopted by Trance if the Dominican

government maintains its present attitude.

TO STOP RATE CUTTING

PLAX APPROVED BY WHOLESALE

DRUGGISTS' ASSOCIATION.

Retailers Serial Number Scheme for

Selling Proprietory Goods Hay

Be Given a Trial.

BOSTON, Mass., Sept. 9.-At to-day's ses

sion of the National Wholesale Druggists'

Association Thomas V. Woolen, of Chicago,

secretary of the National Association of Re

tail Druggists, presented the views of retail

druggists of the country to the jobbers. The

condition of the retail drug trade, he said,

was unsatisfactory. There were 40,000 and

more retail druggists in the United States.

Thousands of them were prosperous, but all

realized that at any moment they were

likely to be reduced to the precarious liv

ing which Is the lot of other thousands

through the operations of the rate cutters.

The address and its recommendations were

referred to the committee on proprietary

medicines.

John If. Carrie, of Minneapolis, presented

the report of the committee on proprietary

articles. The report emphasized that the

rebate plan had worked well, while the se

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The Indianapolis journal. (1903). Indianapolis [Ind.], 1903-09-10. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82015679/1903-09-10/ed-1/?sp=8

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Indianapolis journal, 1903-09-10.