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MINNEAPOLIS GROsELErs.

Another miserably drizzling, sloppy day yes
terdsy.
Tho street cars did a land office business yes
terday. .n'. Sd.
Wanted-A mounted carrier for the North
Minneapolis route.
The Minneapolis Tu rnveein will erect their
new building at once. ...
The Greenbackers meeting is to be helLon
Saturday afternoon at O clock, in Cooper 8
Union hall.
The regular monthly meeting of the Women 8
Christian association will be held this afternoon
at 8 o clock.
s The rehersals of Queen Esther are being sue
cessfully carried on, and the opera promises to
be rendered in fine manner.
The regular meeting of the Women's Chris
tian Temperance Union is to be held at their
room this afternoon alta o'clock.
The members of Minneapolis lodge No. |, K.
of p, will meet this evening at o'clock for
the transaction of important business.
Nearly 400 recruits left Fort Smelling yester
day, for Fort Shaw, M. T. Four ompanies will
soon be added to the body now at the fort.
have concluded to exclude children in arms
from the theatre hereafter. That is move
that will meet the approval of the patrons of
that house.
man named Thomas Moran was caught
going through the room Of one of the guests of
the Avenue house, on Washington avenue last
night. He was brought to the station house
and will be arraigned this morning.
There is much feeling in regard to the row.
ing match between Mr. Underwood of st. Paul
and Mr.. Chase of Minneapolis, on Lake CAL
houn at o'clock this afternoon, and if the
weather is fine large crowd will be present.
Yesterday morning break in the st. p, M.
& NJ. elevator in Minneapolis, spilled out on
ground about fifty bushels of wheat. The bin
was speedily emptied, and thus $500 bushels
were saved. The damage to the elevator will
be speedily repaired.
Business being rather slack on the Lyndale
road yesterday, the boys put in the time for a
few hours during the afternoon in running off
the track getting back again, repairing the
track and making up for lost time. 1t was the
train due here at l:25 that did the business
and run off just this side of the second curve
coming in. The rails spread, thus letting the
motor and two cars off, but the motor ran back
on easily enough. About thirty minutes we're
required in which to get the passenger coach in
position
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Democratic Convention, Hennepin County.

A Democratic county convention Is hereby called
to meet at Harmonic HILL in the city Of Minneapolis
on Tuesday the 2Srd day of September. 1879, at 10
delegates to represent the county of Hennepn In the
Democratic State convention, to be holden at st.
Paul, on the 25th inst Also, to nominate candidates
for the offices Of judge of probate, county treasurer
court commissioner, aud county commissioners for
the Fourth and Fifth districts, and to transact any
other business that may arise.
Delegates apportioned follows: Wards One,
Four and Five Of the city of Minneapolis, nine dee
gates each; wards Three aud Fix OF said city, eight
delegates each ward Two Of said city, four deegates
the towns Of Corcoran, Dayton and Minneapolis,
three delegates each the towns of Brooklyn Hassan,
Maple Grove, Plyn outh and Rchfeld, two delegates
each all other towns one delegate each.
VIM. LOCHREN,
Chairman Democratic County Committee.
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.BethunU Home.

The Bethany Home secretary submits the
following report for the months of July and
August:
Total number of inmates, IFS; number of
inmates June lat, II; number received during
two months, IL; number sent to friends, g.;
number gone to situations, 8; number left
without permission, 1; number remaining in
Home September 1st, 8. Preaching in the
Home on Sunday at SPIN. Bible class on
Thursday afternoon. General prayer meeting
the Third Wednesday of each month, to which
all are invited.
TREAsURERs REPORT.
Cash on hand June 1st, $2O532; received
from city 1.-TWO months). $254.66; rent of barn,
board and work, $11.76; total. $451.73.
Disbursements salary, $52.50;
rent, $35; medical attendance one quarter, S25;
groceries and milk, $52 81; meat, $l1. 10; drugs
(three months), $685.; carpet warp and meas
uring, $l2.94; repairs, $2O.l5; incidentals,
$23O.64.
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Metr0p0litan Theatre,

At the Metropolitan theatre last night the
pleasing comedy of Married Life was per-
formed, in which Mr.. Murray hes made such a
hit as Henry Dove. The various parts were
we'll rendered. This evening BLACK Eyed
susan vii! be produced. 1t is a pleasure to
note the fact that on SATURDAY. afternoon
Loves Sacrifice will be put on again, az it is
one of the best things produced this season,
and in it Mr.. Frederick Bryton has an oppor.
tunity to do some Of the best acting he has
ever done in this city. The character of Mat
thew Elmore is very exscting one, but is rem
dered ia faultless manner. 1t is really q
shame that every lover of really excellent
dramatic production could not have been pres
emit during the three nights of its run. satur-
day afternoon will doubtless see the house
hacked
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CITY, NOTICE..
OFFICE OF THE CRY TREASURES,
u. PAUL, MIMI, September 18th. 1879.

OFFICE OF THE CRY TREASURES,
ST. PAUL, MIMI, September 18th, 1879.
All persons interested in the assessments for
the construction of sewer on Sixth street
from Minnesota street to Robert street,
or for the g
construction of . sewer on Fifth street. from
Fort street to point 1t or near the west line
Of Oak street,
or for tho
construction of a sewer on Third street. from
Wabsshaw street to Minnesota street,
WILL TAKE NOTICE.
that on the 10th day of September, 1879, 1 did
receive different warrants from City Comp
troller of the city of st. Paul, for the col
lection of the above named assessments,
The nature of these warrants is that If Won
bail to pay the assessment within
Thirty Days
after the first publication of this notice, shall
report you and your real estate 10 assessed -
delinquent, and apply to the District Court Of
tho county of Ramsey, Minnesota, for iudR-
ment against your lands, lots, blocks or parcels
thereof 20 assessed, including interest, cost and
expenses, and for an order Of the Court to sell
the same for the payment thereof.
F. A. REM,
z4o-Soo City Treasurer.
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They are Coming.

The management of the Summer Garden
theatre wishes to announce to the citizens Of
Minneapolis that he will return from the citv
of Chicago on the 18th with an entire new
troupe for his theatre. large number of
hrst-olass artists will be engaged and the man
Ager, =. 3. johnson, will have the boss show in
the oity, and don't you forget It.
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CITY NOTICE.
Notice for Judgment.
OYFIeE OF THE CRY TREAsURER, i
HT pAuT MYNN Giant 9th *

O1EIGE OF THE CITY TREA6URER, -
ST. PAUL, MIMI, Sept. 9th, 1879.
will make application to the District Court
in and for the county OF Ramsey and State of
Minnesots, at the special term held Saturday,
Sept. 9th, 1879, at the Court House in st. Paul,
Minnesota, for judgments against the several
lots and real estate embraced in warrant in
my hands for the collection of unpaid assess
ments, with interest and costs thereon for the
hereinafter named special assessments.
All in the city of st. Paul, county of Ramsey
and State of Minnesota, when and where all
The owners and descriptions Of lots and real
estate are % follows:
ASSESSMENT FOR CONSTRUCTING A SEW
Err ON WABAsHAW STREET, FROM CEN
TER OF SEVENTH STREET TO COLLEGE
AVENUE:
Baxilla Il Guerin,s Addition.
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municipal Court.

Before Judge Cooley.l
Doc. Levi and Charles Clark, burglary. Held
in tho sum of $2,lOO each for their appear
ance at the next term of court
q: Ourley vagrancy. Discharged
W. D. Fetherspiel, discharging firearms in
the public street. Continued. '.
samuel Sargent, disorderly conduct. Dis
charged.
John Malone, Thomas Sullivan, Patrick
Downing, William Donovan, disorderly con-
duct. Fined $25 each.
Michael Kane, assault and battery. Fined
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CHICKEN HUNTING.
Minneapolis Railroad T.,se Table.

Minneapolis 4 st Louis Rai1way---Short
Line Iowa Route via Burlington.
NEW LINE BETWEEN MINNEAPOLIS, ST.
PAUL AND CHICAGO VIA CEDAR RAPIDS.
Short line via Notwithstanding through ex.
press trains with PULLMAN PALACE OAR SLEEP
ERS TO ST LOUIS WITHOUT CHANGE, % miles
shorter than any other route. -z.--6
Chicago Express-Leave daily, Sunday excepted,
10 q. m. Connects also at Chsska to al points on
Hastings Dakota railway.
Passengers at st. Paul leave by st. Paul & Pacific
railroad Ut 9:l0 .. m, connecting ct Minneapolis
with above express train for Chicago.
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Commission Merchants.

LIVERPOOL. Sept. H. 10 A. M.-Wheat strong
there is continental demand. Floating cargoes seem
improving No. 2 Chicago off coast Cd higher. Car
goes on passage seem improving. On passage to
United Kingdom l,575, 900 quarters. Lssa
NEW York, Sept. II, HOO A. M.-Oorn
hrmer. Wheat h0lo better; nervous.
NEW YoRK, Sept. IL, 1890 Noon hrmer.
Wheat no lower. -- ss.-.. ..e.z .A7..-,-s....s
NEW York, Sept. II, 100 p. M.-Wheat
stronger; $l06 bid No. Milwaukee l02 bid No 3.
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THE COURTS.
Probate Court.

Before Judge Rea.
In the matter of the estate of Frank o. Lof-
stedt; petition for letters of administration
filed and hearing set for Oct. 6.
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LIE. daily.IA Ar. Daily.

Trains arrive and depart from the st. Paul + Pac-
hc depot, Minneapolis.
Tickets and sleeping car berths secured 1t city
ticket oface, No. 8 Washington avenne, (opposite
- .% w. g. Isfs oset Agent and at
East Third street, st. Paul-Geo, b. Hazard, Ticket
Agent. CHAS. +. HATCH, Gen. Man.
A. II. BODH. Pass. Att.
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MONEY AND TRADE.
FINANCIAL.
Money and Stocks.

Money and Stocks.
NEW YoRx, Sept. H. Governments arm.
Money easy ct 800 per cent. Primo mercantile
paper SOC per oent. Sterling exchange, bankers
bills 6AA: sight exchange on New York 8SA
Tho following were the closing quotations:
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-.G WHEAT. 25'Tsa1
MILWAUKEE,. ..s CHICAGO.
CORN.

Wheat receipts IN Chicago ILL., 1877 bushels; ship
ments, 49,, ago bushels. r--
Wheat receipts In Milwaukee Sc, 400 bushels; ship
ments III, 16O bushels.
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] 4Dany. ~Except Saturday. fE1cept Monday.
SSunday only. Except Sunday.
Main line trains run through to st. Vincent without
ohange-palace sleeping coach attached.
In effect on and after Sunday, Sept. 7th.
JAMES ]. HILL, Genl Manager.
W. g. ALEXANDRA. General Passenger Agent
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Chicago. milwaukee & st. Paul Railway

Passenger Depot foot of jackson street. Ticket
Office Northwest Corner Of Third and Jackson sts
Thompson Petsch, Ticket Agents. st. Paul.
TRAINS. LEAVE. | ARRIVE,
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MARKETS IN DETAIL. -
The following quotations giving the range of the
markets during the day were received by
M O r r O N, MOORE & Co.,
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Northern Pacific Railroad.
Depot foot Of Sibley street. Ticket and Freiph
OmCo. No. x3 jacka0n atreat
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PORK.

Corn receipts in Chicago, 18l, ITO bushels; ship
ments 311 ,448 bushels
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WISCONSIN NEWS.

4 The State university opened Sept. 3.
Spring Green proposes to have . town
hall.
There are six breweries in the city Of Ra-
cine.
Horses about Menasha are dying of q kind
of cholera.
The fever and sgue has made its appear
ance in Alma. p ~ 4.
A severe hail storm and some damage in
Barron county last week.
{ The Bulletin, published at Baldwin, has
been purchased by H. A. Olapp.
The German paper at Appleton has been
sued for libel by H. w. Meyer.
The shipment of cheese this season from
Sheboygan county foots up 3,O97, 1896.
During the month of August it cost Fond
du Lao $7s1.78 to run its fire department.
"Old Abe" Wisconsin's famous war eagle,
honored the fair at Oshkosh by his pres
ence. H#-.
Much sickness is reported in Ripon.
Wbooping cough is raging among the chill
dren.
The college at Ripon opened September
18th, with full the usual number in attend
ance.
The new exposition building at Oshkosh
was dedicated on the night of Sept. 2 by a
grand ball.
There have been three inoendiary attempts
to burn the Congregational church edifice in
GAINESVILLE.
Luther Pellet, prominent citizen of Glib
son, Manitowoc county, suioided the other
day with gun.
Hop picking in Menomonee county COM
menced last week. The yield is good and
the hops of fair quality. ~
Between the upper and lower dams at Ap-
pleton new wagon bridge has been con-
structed across the Fox river.
The West Wisconsin annual conference of
the M. Z. church is to be held at La Crosse
Sept "a, to continue one week. ~
In Buffalo county the average yield of
wheat is estimated to beabout twelve bushels
to the acre; oats yield fifty bushels to the
acre.
A servant girl in Racine, named Hancher,
was badly burned the other morning, about
the face and hands, while kindling fire with
kerosene.
Philo Dnnnino IF Madison has hoo,, M,
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Hjchcs' Meals haze Gained
for themselves a Vide Rep
e1tNtjO,e. Cali i,e and Tn,
one of HjcEs' 26 cent Break
fasts, Dinners and Shippers.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-01
Attempted Suicide.
NEVADA NEWS.
Items Of Interest CuIicd from State
Exchanges.

fems OF Interest Culicd from State
Exchanges.
No vacan. houses in Tuscarora.
Reno is to have a new school house.
Elko is happy in the possession Of a
photographer.
A little son OF JOHN Ainiey, Of Eiko, died
last Saturday Of spinal meningitis.
1t will cost 5000 to run a telephone
from Winnemueca TO Paradise City.
Tbs editor Of the Appeal" complains
that the small Carson boy and his veIoci-
pede run over his feet on the sidewalk.
The preliminary organization for a Court
OF the independent Order o. Foresfers at
Gold Hill, Was completed on Saturday
evening.
The Esmeralda HERALD ID advocating
the feasibility and advisabilify Of boring
an artesian we'll At that place, water being
very scarce there.
According to the Times Review there
are no less than four opium lens in Tusca-
rora, which are conducted nearly as public
as any legitimate business.
Mrs. Symons. widow of Humphrey r.
Symons. the Gold Hill policeman recently
killed BY j. T. Pri.ehard. has given birth
10 a fne. healthy boy.
In q Strengthening match" at Virginia.
on Monday. for 500 a side, Edward Green
dressed five sheep in Is minutes and Is
seconds, winning by one minute. Green
also dressed a bullock in 7 minutes and 10
seconds.
The Virginia Chronicle and Enter.
prise have a family quarrel on hand, and
are passing the compliments of the season
The Chronicle pleasantly refers to the
editor OF the "En,erprise" as . vulgar
BLACKBOARD. and the latter retorts by say
ing the Chronicle" Nan is a '.gibberine
IDIOT"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-01
Loose Writing ON Mining Affairs.
Prom the New York Bullion.

There is a mass Of very loose writing in
the Eastern press on the looming mining
craze" There is going to be a great ex-
element, and the mania will ruin thou
sands Of investors" is the burden of the
editorials. Well, after the mania " has
slain its thousands. gold and silver mining
viii go on and increase. making the people
who trust IN the mines rich. II the press
so loud and liberal in predictions of a sort
OF mining pestilence will take the trouble
IN study the subject and show their readers
the difference between stock gambling and
mining they will materially reduce the list
OF rui ned.
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1Mk NE GOGSIH LIBEL CASE.
Nr. Charles Garrett i the proprietor Of
the Tybo . sun.s He 10 engaged in Other
busin<ss - veii. and has never paid much
attention to his paper Journalism, in
fses. i mol his forte He merely fell heir
- ths . Ban By granting financial aid 10
IL former proprietor. A few weeks since
The "sun" grossly libeied Judge Curler.
Of Belmont. Complaint was lodged and
Mr. Garrett indicted by the Grand Jury Of
the recent term Of Court in Wye county.
Hr. Garrett was arraisned for trial 4 few
days ago. but through the efforts Of friends
succeeded in affecting . compromise with
Judge curies. A retrAction Of the libelous
language vas made the basis Of the settle
mept. and in the Belmont Courier" Of
last Saturday there appears . card over
the signature Of Mr.. Garrett, from which
VI extract the following:
hereby give public notice 10 all per-
SOM whomsoever that the said article 80
published in the u DO q Sun :" was written,
printed and published without my knowl-
edge or consent, and | am satisfied that
he charges therein contained which had
reference to the Official aets OF the said
Benjamin Curier we're false and inbound
ID. and l take this method Of righting the
wrong done by said article to Benjamin
Curler. whom l have always considered an
honorable. upright man, an energetic and
efficient of6cer.
II Garrett and Curier are satisfied no one
else has . right to complain, but it does
occur 70 the SENTINEL that there is some
unnecessary gush id the retracsion.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ESPECIAL 70 TEE rrEzxA DArIs xsIIzKLI
Parole Loses the Goodvooi Cup.
Germany Makes C~seees~fons - b
vaffeaa. Etc

LOxDoS. July 81
Isooony won The Geodvood cup; Bear.
second: Prrole. third Tie rain fell in
torrents in the morning. and many racing
men Who perer failed % ~ the cup ran
for. xere appalled, AZ the 6e.age. and re-
lied upon tie neusyap=rs for . fall seeouns
Of the contest between Parole and Ispno-
nv. The heavy r4R eaded some time be-
fort the race i-xx.- T5e American Cob
ony was veil ~reprr--nsed- Betting before
the start vas so1r = tie against Parole
A ksrer IA. LACEY received by Hsrksio
J. S2rAzre. Tzssed states Consul At Gio-
rxlr.r. 5enxn6iag Tat S3a-Cce e deposit
ed IN . certain spo-- % pzzn cf tie 1czs1
Of himself and fkzlT- The Spanish at
rssrsssex iures1-.f3 tie matter ard ar
rested IL rxr~Sss 81 sz-Pc1en- spracue
has sincz received 8 ssshr containing still
more sa6sei01s rhrss@-
The cfsclrl returns show thss - o3rrS
and 40 Dz diei q eAolsrz and diseases
Gu tie rrszrn march from the AsghE8
campaign AMI assss ios man s,re killed.
n scfsan-
Ro1E JAY 81
The rnx1 S-cissnn q tie German Gsr-
an-a On shs rsls<u1x c7e<sza1s nj Issue
with tie ys-sc,a Ia. be<a conunnir1tei
10 the I..ssr- 1t l. Is fellows al sf
TIE exIlei clergy ~zs asa rer-iss5sn viii
be .liCEsi 70 rErzrn 70 Germany TIE
Nay laws vii be s.clfr sE<Fsz1a1- pro
vs5-d tie cierr obey TIA co2zses lsu.
and ala frtxk n~zHzinats1ns are 10 lie SAB
uifsss 20 -1E G0rernuse1t- The Pope Is
satisfied slsh TIE terms.
Pans Tais 81
TIE cnlzaits=e .1- tie tre1-le1 q :
IN hoa0r ss the late Prince Imr~-
RAJ has issaed Al appeal calling CT TIE
far sl3 to .rAef the CHAPEL il Pans
Joachim z1rzs Is PreS5tl1 q TIRE CON-
rnisse~ And General Henry Baron HANS
EAR Paul de CHssagn.e and NJ Euahr are
4rno7g The E-zatEs- TIE xb-soee CT
Primes Jerome Szpoleon's name fro.n TIE
l. noted
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Euxente.s -Cand,ttan-

The Empress Engenie has become al.
most childish with grief. and she carries
about with her all day . small dagger
shaped fan. bought at some fancy fair, and
OF no intrinsic valne, which happened to
be her n last gift to her. She listens
to all that is said to her, steadily regarding
the flower painting on the fan. The i'm
mediate concern Of those about her is not
for the fate OF her dynasty. bet for the
health OF her mind.
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Enjoy Life.

whats truly beautiful world we live in, Va
tS1e s-yes US grandeur Of mountains, glens ard
oceans. snd thousands Of means for enjoy mers
We can desire no better when in perfect hea'h.
hrf how often do the majority Of people ZEE.
J Es giving 1T up dishesrsened diseor : 81
and worriei cut with disesse. when tfe-e 70
occasion q ; ssiing, as every suge : c-a
easily ob.-.a actoTy proof faai 6 ee.'s
AUGrsr a v make them Is free on
disease sSs D.. rysyepsia LaI 4 We
Comps u = : { -esr rssse Of sever-y-fse
Pc cent. q : / IalIzt5es - bi!sRsness. ~, >.
gesaOn. sack ~ 4sch-. ees.ivsness. re ryous
prosNrztson. dix less Il tie head, pslpitst "a
o The heart. ard osher dis .sssiug syuaptors
! E1se doses OF August Flower will prove its
wc1SerfHl ererr- sample bottles. 10 cents
Regular size. Is cents Try it. Sold By ali
1rst-elsss druggists in the United states.
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views Notes Cleaned From vaFisus
Sources


Sources
"Arizoua" l. the Spanish for arid zone
Thermometer Toe in The shade II Silver
Reef.
The iarenile Piaaso-e vas . success in
Sal; Lake.
Salt Lake expects the gre.; English
cricket eizb there shortly
eoas: paper ssys Garhsn took 3 long
run 10 make a little junp-
Hsilstcnes fell at fuckers Caleb. NJ T.,
rsre1'ly. zs large a. be IS eess-
A Sco-poznd cinnamon bear was killed
at Weber Lake on the 18th instant
Work on the AriEona end Of tie South
err Pacific Railroad has been suspended
Treaty thousand dollars pr day are EaE
paid oas f0r fish AZ tie caaaeu@ On the
Columbia river.
las sss5 iA.s s=@r thirty million tons OF
frss-hf were SHIPPED 20 tbs Black HIS
during the year ISIS
steam road wagon. having a capacity
Of 20 tons. h2c.s frsgat from the S1cra-
rsenfo river 10 Chez, Cal, . distance OF
eve niles.
Tbs Ettis NailE ; a-czDza ssTs The
harEt<is3s has commenced IN good earnest
and everybody is bzsy. Good hArsess
h-r5- are scarce and are r<Sa q PEI DAY
The e1aps are rery large, and grain PROM
ises 20 bEisg good prices
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PCBLgc OPINION.
A. Ghsws ~ shs Press 81 she -
e50e Conss-

10 Use or GEruBLxxs.
IRON The STOCK Report
The Treasury Department ~ preparing .
circular that viii shov that . workman re-
ceised more for his labor fen yesrs ago
than Row. bot that tbe red1ciion In tie
price Of all the commodities vii enable
MIN now to bny for the same money .
third more than he could Ten years ago
He certainly can buy more mining stocks
for the amt money than he could ten yesrs
ago. and in view Of this We cannot sc the
use Of the v~orkiagzen grumbling sbo7s
wages
LIKE yxrEER. LIKE fox-
Trzn she Ogden Dzspsteh-
Little boys in Carson have b<sn disc0v-
cred iD~dulgirg in the terrible practice cf
smoking Well. IL c1nncs Be tEP-
po<ed that The boys are going % keep elzAr
q What r.sy Of their elders do not care 20
Eyu5d.