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PILOT POINT.

Heavy Shipment Of Brick-Literary Exer-
classification of Officers l. o. o. f.
PILOT POINT, June Especial. l-Folkes,
Hill & Hewlett are shipping 100000 brick to
Eovernor Throckmorton and others at Nc
Kinney.
Tomorrow night commences the literary
exercises at the Baptist church of Professor
Thursday and Friday nights. An address
will be delivered by Rev. J. W. Mcclure.
The Odd Fellows elected the following
officers tonight for the ensuing term: W..
T. Scott, N. g.; T. p. Cooper, Y. g.. I. A.
L. Mcfarland, secretary; G. W. Davidson,
treasurer.
A. H. Gee, of the firm of Wilson & Co.,
left this morning for Greenville.
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hour. One frame house, near the square.
was completely demolished, and In falling
came very near falling on dwelling house.
Part OF the house occupied by Mrs. j. II.
Busbee was blown down. Fencing was
destroyed. No one was hurt. The wind
a ,ated about 3 o'clock and the rain fell in
torrents, No damage was done to farmers.
The raintWas needed badly.
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CONSOLIDATED nEoEIrTs.
This Year. Last Year

Tfs following cotton items are ertrEcted
fern ne Financini Chroulcle q last hsrur-
day-
fbs rnovsmsrt q the crop, e. iDcicated
81 ON telsrrnrns ron TIE sguth - = Pit
= rfrrr teIow. FoT TIE week encinE MS
s-.-.frr. 1uue la he tota. receirfs haVe
-.~rlIrr "a bales, arnirsi 3. - hales
- rrrrf 81 tales ne p-eTl0us -eef.
- ~ rs - ttres wetks slncs. rIakirg
~. 49, rrrefrts Ence he lsf 81 1ertern-
- ~ Fezf1E halea. arnlrsi 40 -
- ~ ne sans psriod q 81 =. sbgF-
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CLEVELAND, June 5.-The .thirty-fourth
annual meeting of the American Medical
association begun to-day. About 1000 dis
tinguished physicians from all parts of the
country are attending General Meyer de-
livered an address of welcome. John
Zeattle, of Pennsylvania, delivered an ad-
dress consisting largely of "reminiscences of
his early medical lie, having graduated
sixty-three wears ago. The afternoon was
devoted to the consideration OF medical and
surgical topics. The members are divided
into seven sections.
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LAREDO,
Heavy Rains-Railways Incommode'
Murder and Robbery.


LAREDO, June 5.-Tspecial. Very heavy
and disastrous rains have fallen the last
two days and nights along the line of the
Mexican National and Texas Mexican rail-
way. At Benavides, Texas, a station on
Texas Mexican road about 90 miles from
here, the rain fell with such violence last
night that II washed quarter of mile OF
track away and destroyed four bridges. All
trains from Corpus Christi and Monterey
are DELAYED from three 10 twelve hours.
IL Is expected that the line will be repaired
by tomorrow and everything be on sched-
ule time.
Report reaches us to-day that last Sun
day late In the evening some robbers en-
tered the camp Of Contractors Hunt,
Sampsell a Wells, In Mexico, about twenty
five miles from New Laredo on the Inter
national extension, and murdered a man
named Abegge, who was the only one in
the camp. They then stole the articles In
the camp and made their escape.
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General Local Summary.
CIKEUKsE, June 5.-lspecial. l-fhs new
Old School Presbyterian church VIII Be-
completed this week.
A railroad outfit, consisting Of twenty
three wa 0ns 80 mules with implements
and hands. have passsi through here en-
route 10 Fort Worth, presumably 10 sxtend
the Santa Fs railroed beyond That point
A storm occurred ~ GAINESVILLE oafur1aF
number d buildings In the neighborhood Il
reported. emOnr which we-e LlEhffoot .
rim. q drur store, The residences u = d.
etarues and several hcuses On Andy
Barues' farm No lives vert losi o. per
sonai injury rer1rted.
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Bosrox. June She Hersld's cAblegram
gives q statement OF correspondents who
made n his business 20 Interview q we'll
known ard Influential member Of
the inner cOurt cree In
relsfion 70 the queens health,
and was informed severe drOpsical symp-
toms had set in; that the queens condition
vss considered unsafe. Her doctors al
protested agninsted the present journey 70
bcofland. The only reason the doctors
sssented 20 her removal was The inability Of
her majesty 20 get shout. Her hun leg hils
iuterfsrsd with her outdoor eIercse. This
has ben most sadly missed. but i r.
fb0ught the fresh air Of Balmo-hl would IN
q rrsat degree make up for H. The irn1ne-
diafs result Of this cesssfion q outdoor Life
has ben ft amer ft II -
rious depression. This rnelancbolia
rs frirhfened The doctors End ndded % fbe
Internal rn1rh1dity Of the sTstern Il csusing
Ill who kuCw 20 anficirats e. 10 very dis
fsrt dsts almost a. irTHlid c0nfDsd e. bsr
BOD
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CORSICANA,
Negro Desperate Kiiled-BurIed In the
Debris-Good Crops Assured,

Debris-Good Crops Assured.
CoRsIcANA. June 5.-[Special. IA negro
named Fee Mccarthy was arrested yester
day, near Kerens, and turned over to II ci
william 10 hold until the officer arrested
another party. During the officers absence
the negro made deperate assault on his
custodian, who to defend himself, shot
Mccarthy three times, killing him almost
instantly.
During the wind storm of yesterday, a
house in the southwestern portion OF the
county was blown down, burying the in
mates in the debris. A child was injured
fatally, name not learned
A heavy rain fell again this evening,
making nearly three inches this week.
Good crops throughout this section are now
assured
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MEMPHIS, June 5.-By the explosion of
the boiler of pile driver on the Memphis
& Charleston railroad yesterday, near La
grange, the engineer, Roberts, and fire.
man were killed and two others hurt.
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The United Workmen.

BUFFALO, June 5.-The supreme lodge OF
the Ancient Order of United Workmen con-
vened this morning. The sessions are
secret. The attendance is large, including
delegates from Oregon TO Massachusetts.
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COTTON.

SEVENTIES bales OF cotton came in by
wagon to-day and twelve by rail, as follows:
Two bales for Ca llier IL Hill, from Mckln-
ney, and three bales for the same parties
from Cleburne; three bales for Sanger Bros,
from GAIA, and four bales for Mckinney
from Cedar Hill. The shipments were $50
bales by White & Co., over the Texas Pa
q; &c road. In New York prices fell off to-day
an eighth and in New Orleans sixteenth.
In Galveston prices are higher than in New
Orleans, which is owing to the fact that
they grade cotton in Galveston lower than
in any city in the country, and dealers
there give little higher figure according
10 reports, but make more profit than any
other city in the country by
grading the staple lower. Middling cotton
In New Orleans would only grade low mid
ding in Galveston, and this sharp practice,
if il may be so called, deceives many who
believe that Galveston is as good a cotton
market as New Orleans. This is not the
only sharp practice Galveston has INDUCED
in, and weighing cotton over twice, once in
dry weather and again when the atmos-
phere was damp, has been brought to the
attention of the proper authorities and
well whitewashed. In this city prices are
steady:
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rislsrf Wfnf 80 Raln-storm-
CorErcEE. June sy-lspsriai-l-A bsavy
vi.s so-n st-uck tts .piass snturdeJ
1istf, sbouf7 s'cocE. md lss,s1 ~ On.
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9inklram's Gnnrpnupd.

messTs Editors -
The above Is q good likeness Of Mrs. Lydia z Pinis
ham, Of Lynn Mass who above all other human beings
may he truthfully called the 'Dear Friend ~ Woman"
as some Of her correspondents love 10 call her She
Is zeaously devoted 10 her work. which Is the outcome
Of q llfestudy, and Is Obliged 10 keep ix lady
assistants help her the large correspondents
which daily pours In upon her. each bearing its special
burden OF suffering, or Joy at release from It, Her
Vegetable Compound Is medicine for good and NOT
evil purposes have personally Investigated Il and
am satisfied Of the truth Of this
On account OF Its proven merits 10 Is recommended
and prscrbed by the best uhyscians In the country
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Won Ey Gollart

LONDON, June 5.-The Prince of Wales
stake for three year olds was won by Col
lard, who ran three liz the Derby.
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FORD, KELSEY 6 MILLER, AbiItne, Texas.
100000 ACRES LAND,

bodies : Geo. $s s$% :$$ ] d%%
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COMMERCIAL.
ssn-am.nto Produce Market Wholesale

corrected daily for the REoczD.UsIoaJ
sAozAxssTo. October 18th.
frrry-Ierrons, Sicily, SO ec910 o case Oranges
TAHITI IS 2593 70 boSi Caforn ma irn 20
Pi5eznuIes 5000 . dozen /; Cocoanuts, Ugo IOO 5
Annlesi 81 l5Gi so box Figs, 5d5c = d Pears,
T5caT Is D box; Piums, 596c . n; Grapes, 5ge %
n; Peaches Igs; 7 2 mas : dnzeO ~
Pm FRUrTs-Assorted, z4-D cans, dos, VI 70 }
assorted. gallon cans, S.; Peaches, 2s-D cans,
al. Portland Dlnebsrries f-D cans. W. ~no''
tisberies, 81 rs; Capital Asparagus - ~ 9 001en
sNi Der.p FEUrrs-App!ss, slieel, saec n; %
uusrtersj. 697c; peA-s, peeled, 795c 90, u
peeled, 4@5c; Pl1ms, pttsed N9l'o; rezcaes,,
i2al3s; do, peeled 1S8l9c; Prunef German ana
Frencb, I4Si5c; BlackberEiez, l49lss; Figs, Cali
Tasis FR1rrs-Assorted, sI-b cana, q doE, q 10
Peaches, 90 90; Bartlett Pears, 81 90 fuuas sz %
Blsckberres 81 9093; Goose5erries IS Is STRAW W.
berries IS 25 Aprcot5, g SO; Auscat Graps1 81 TO-
Red Currants, 90 IS; Cherries. 60 TO
VEeETAsLEs-Posatoes,6 9c@Sl Ia Tomatoes, 40 g
90, F3b7x; Strinz Bears, 34d4c; Wax Beans, 495c 6
n; Green Corn 1593ec s7doz.; SGalmer Squash 29S'
SD; Onions, lew, 75ds5c; CauIno"er, SVc9Si
Cabbage s5c@sl; Carrots, eGef5c g hundred iur
nips. 7seas1 q cwt bunch vegetables, l2sc dcz
Psrsnips, lie; Beets, lc; Horse Radish, 5g6c D
Artichokes 4OG5Oc o dozsn; Jerusalem Att
cbokeg sita4c a b: Green Peppers, 3@4c z ID
Egg Plant, Ease . Ii Okra, SAGE y ID Clcuin
bers 7Gsc q doz; Sweet Potatoes, 81 ZsG- %
VI.
BKzS1sTUFRs-Flour, IS 25 o Farrell oatrne-
81 Is : 100 rs latter for Eastern; Co-nn1eAi, vel
i5w. e. 1892 So white. s2 Is; Cracked wheat. -
Po6LrsY-Live Turkeys, l74lS3 h crossed, Il
al9c: full grown Chickens, s69T dozen young
boosters s4a5 . dozen; BIoilers, &@o; tam'
Ducks, s7@7 %; Geese, 81 bo@2 . paif Eggs
choice lots. 4eG429c z dozen 90, "a. ",
GAxE-Hare, 81 1902; Rabbits, Sl9l o. MAJ
lard Ducks, 50 5O@f q doz; Teal, 81 5OG2 g doz
Sprigs, s2a2 90 q doz; Quail. 81 sol so g doz
oArRY PRoDU0rs-Buttsr choice, 4O94I4e 2 n
mixed lots, in rolls, ssG90c . h; Cheese, Calfor
MIA, from i3GI4c; Western, fat0, loglbci Mar
ms Cream, 10000.
M4srs-Bee;, 1886 Mutton, 4@5c 2 b Lamb, e
7e Pork. 9s !: Vsal email calves, 99l0c; large, 81
Hay, GRAM AID FBsD-02t hsy, sl2@l4 , ton
Alfalfa hay, ss99 Y ton; bran, ton, sl7
middlngs, s22 q ton; barley, whole, u
ground. 81 10 Ehezt, 81 sal rs 2 cTt tame oats
81 75d2; corn, 81 65 8 cwt.
EIsozLhAksoUs-S eeis- Alfalfa, 108i1c; limo
thy, Eastern, 9gIOe q 70; Oregon, s@loc
Red Clover, 17@1Sc Red Top, l234llc Nuts-
l05@l1c; Almonds, l6Gl6ic; Peanuts, Eastern, 9@
IOc Lard (Californis) lob cans, lie; Eastern, II
@Isc Hides, salt, light and medium, sasc, ane
heavy, 99aloc dry. lie; Tallow, "a; Hops
Offering at 25430c . h.
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South Vallejo. saturday, and both his legs were

at South Vallejo, saturday and both his legs were
cut of.
yellow ever is abating at Guaymas and Hermo-
siio' I'd business is improving.
4. little daughter OF o. A. Nation, OF Grange,
t>f., was fatally burned on Friday.
The fair at Salinas, Monterey county, closed
| Saturday, after successful meeting.
| Jw Marriott has been held to answer for the
| murder of Samuel G. Johnson at Hsnford
| c. II. Lord, Postmaster at Tucson, has been con-
victed of cutting timber on public land.
Joseph Smith stabbed Clay Lockwood at Che
halls, W. T., on Friday. Thez wound is proba-
| bly, fatal.
| Reports at the Mormon Conference show large
gains in Arizona and many converts from the South
! ern States.
At public sale Saturday in Stockton ,sthe farm Of
| $40 acres Of James r Mckee, deceased, situated
| four miles east from Stockton, sold to John c.
| White, the highest bidder, for S49, 800
| The old Courthouse at Santa Rosa was Saturday
sold by the Board Of Supervisors for S26, 00e and
| the contract for building the new Courthouse
| was immediately let to Carrie Croly, OF Sacra-
mento.
| The jury in the COMBS murder clse at Reno,
| after having leen out eighty-two hours, came in
| Saturday evening with verdict for murder in the
| second degree Coombs killed John Ross in Carson
| last January
Ben Holiday, once styled thu "oregon Railroad
King" who has been residing in Washington for the
past Eve years, arrived in Portland, Or Saturday,
| via the Northern Pacific Railroad. The purpose
of his visit is unknown, but it is supposed be came
| TO look after his large interests in real estate.
4 special from Eugene City, Or, notes the mar
rage of the widow of the late Hulins Miller and the
neither of Joaquin Miller, the poet of the Serraz.
She s go years Of age and her latest love has
Just passed his majority. The affair created quite
a sensation in Lane county, where she has son re-
| siding.
The State Grange met again in San Jose Saturday.
Nominations for the place OF holding the next SEES
sion were declared in order and the following places
| were named Oakland, Sacramento, Chico, Marys-
| ville San Luis Obspo, Los Angeles, Santa Rosa.
| All but Los Angeles, Marysville and Sacramento
were withdrawn, and Sacramento was selected on
| the first ballot.
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SAMPLE BoTTL. FREEI

viii be ses to any o0e applying by letter, ststng
SYMPTOMS sex and age Strict secrecy Ia regard &c
all business transactions
DIR. MIsTIE's KIDNEY REMEDY. NE
ESERETIgEsE cures all kinds Of Kidney and
Bladder Complaints, Gonorrh6a, elect, Leucorrhea.
For sae by all Druggists; 81 bottle; six bottles
10Y Is
ns. MESTFE's 0zSssEEEOE PEIEs are the
best aud cheapest DEePESs1i and BILIOUS
s1re In the market For sale by all Druggists.
KIRK. GRARY & &C., SACRAMENTO. Wholesale
Agents. m94p1ySo9Rly
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FOREIGN.
Spanish hostility to France is increasing.

Spanish hostility TO france Is increasing.
Ambrose Choquette, OF Montreal, has fed with
$40 600 of church funds.
The steamer Huntingdon, London, is anchored,
disabled, off Cape Norman.
Bismarck has advised Alfonso to exercise a fer
giving spirit toward France
A movement to discharge German employees in
Paris establishments has begun.
Twenty thousand orangemen gathered in Bel
fast to witness the foundation Of a hotel.
Domitzer Frankfort bank official, has sbseonded.
He has defrauded the bank Of 10000 marks.
No advance will be made by the French in Ton
qun on account of the bad condition Of the roads.s
1t is stated that regular Chinese troops will OPP
pose the French should the latter attack BAG Nigne
Prince George wss entertained at citizens ball
in Montreal Friday night. 1t was brilliant affair.
The steamer Lamport, which arrived in London
Saturday from Baltimore, lost lag head of cattle
on the passage.
1t is stated that the Queen of Madagascar has in
vted all the chiefs 10 the capital to decide upon the
expediency Of an AGREEMENT with France.
waddington, the French ambassador to London,
viii shortly receive instructions to confer with the
British Foreign Secretary in reference to the in
demniiy claimed by missionary Shaw for his treat.
ment by the French in Madagascar.
sesEohing inquiry is being made to ascertain
whether the telegraph officials gave to Petite
France, the organ OF wilson, son-n-law of PIesi-
dent Grery, copies Of Government dispatches which,
when PUBLISHED IN that psPeE, aeCteu the prices OF
stocks on the Bourse.
The French Consul at Bangkok, Siam, reports
that numerous bands called Hos, similar to the
Black Flag in China, invaded Bzstian, province in
the northeast The Government Of Siam is prepared
to dispatch troess after the rainy season is Closed
20 expel the invaders
The Journal de 81. Petersburg denies the report
published on the 18th usimo, that several Russian
officials had been arrested Cor completely In Nhst
plots and that large dspots had been discovered at
Chaikcff, containing arms, Sunpowderp dsnam..e
and printing apparatus.
The Rome Moilitelo, wiiich is understood 70 re-
fleet the Fops's views, depreca,es the attitude %
the orangeinen in Ireland towards the National
League sud fears the former, IN usurping the fune
tons OF Government in uphoding the law, Inay
achieve the opposite result.
PACIFIC COAST.
H. Il. Mckinney has been drowned in Lake Tahoe.
There was destructive FIRE at Vallejo Saturday.
Richard Flanagan, aged IL fell under the cars
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Society, Dinaness Of Vision, Noises IN the Head; the
vital fluid passing uHooseryed IN tne '1rise, ai1u
many other diseases thats ad to insanity and DEATH
DIR. MJNTaE, who is = regular physician grad
uate Of the University OF Pennsylvania, will agree
70 forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for case OF
this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE (under his
special advice aud tfsatment) will not cure, or for
anything impure or injurious found in it. DR.
WINTIE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury. Consultation free. Thor
ough examination and advice, including analysis OF
E.rine, S. Price Of vital Restorative, S3
tsttle, or four times the quantity, $40; sent 70
any address upon receipt Of price, or G. .. d. Sc
cured from observation, and in private name if
desiEed by 4. e. klSFEE. Sc. D.. NO. II
keRrsy street, san RrSnctscO, Cal.
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*BoTH Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound and Blood Purifier are prepared
at 2SS and 235 Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass.
Price Of either, 81. Six bottles for 50. Sent
by mail in the form of pills, or of iozenges'
on receipt Of price, 81 per box for either.
Mrs. Pinkhsm freely answers all letters OF
inquiry. Inclose Scent stamp. Send for
pamphlet. Mention this paper.
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SATURDAYS NEWS.

Destructive Fire In Texas-sitting Bulls
Chinese Naturalization In
PhiIadelphia-The Northern Pacific Oh
reetors-Tmports aud Exports-.france
and ChIna-Drowned in Iab-e Tahoe
The State Grange Verdict. In the Reno
Murder Case-Etc.
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San Francisco Neat Market.

Following the rates for whole csrcasses from
slsughteKSSs to dealers
BEgY-First quality, sass; second quality, "a
7io. third quality, 59ec . II.
VHAL-I2rge calves, 1885; small ones, 99lOc
Pb
SUrTes-Tethers are qrots5ls at So. Aas ewes ST
4ai5c = p, according 10 quality.
LAsEs-spsiag is qaotabls at &c 9 n
PosE-Live Hogs, Sic for heavy packing, asd 5la
81, for light hogs; dressed do 797sc 2 Il for
hard grain HOgs
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Rr,rht.. nlssa.e. Diabetes.

Beware of the stuff that pretends TO cure
these diseases or other serious kidney, uri-
nary or liver diseases, as they only relieve
for time, and make you ten times worse
after wards, but rely solely on Hop Bitters.
the only remedy that will surely and perma-
nestly cure you. It destroys and removes
the cause Of disease SO effectuslly that it
never returns.
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The Great English Remedy

! Is a neyer-faIling care
for Nervous Debility, Ex-
hsusted Vitality, Sem
inal Weakness, sper-
Imatorrh9a, Lost HAN
hood, I'm pote ncy,
Paralysis, and all the ter
rible effects Of self-abuse,
youthful follies and ex-
cesses in mature years
such as Loss Of Memory,
Lassitude, Noe turnal
Emissions, Aversion to
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san Eranciseo sseck sales.
- He TINT prErs harm fIr lis ueighb
SAN FRAEo.sco. October 9Th

He TINT prEys harm FIR bis ueighbo-,
begs curse upon bimself" He that recon-
meuds Kidney Tors to ais sick neighbor
brings 2 blessing rica END lnu e. both his
neigkhar ard himself. Gzbisual costiveness
is tas bsHe Of Hsayiy sysfy American woulsn.
Every vomaa owes is e. herself and TO her
family n Ess thai celebrated medicine, Kid
asz,tSF eys.
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san Francisco Produce Market.

SAN FRAHoIsoo. October 9TH.
FIoUE-Market active and steady. Best CITY
Extra, s5a5 50 medium grades, aga 80; shipping
superine, s. 1904 q Dbl
WHEGr-The week closes on pretty strong mar
ket Shippers are taking all good offerings within
a range OF 81 67471 70, while 81 71l91 72s are gov
erning prices for chocer grades
At the Produce Exchange call session there was
moderate inquiry, though a little shading on yes
terday's figures was necessary 10 effect sales. The
result showed an aggregate of 500 tons No. White,
as follows:
Seller four days-10O tons, 81 69l.
Decenlber-I0O tons, 81 76f 100, 81 76s.
Seller 1888 100 tons, 81 69s-
BUYER the season-100 tons, 81 Sc q ctl.
Quotations of No. . grades at leading centers to-
Ii. .tL.ln 70 I'll
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4 SPECIFIC, and the cnly one toe for all
FERNS and types of skin disease, ia kaOwn the
world over as DR.. Benson's Skin Care. It is
not & patent medicine, bat a reliable, certain
remedy. Druggists.
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Is YOUR wife's health poor! Are your
children s:ckly? Give them Browns Iron
Bitters. 1t will revive them.
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CUBE.

Head Colds watery Discharges from the Nose
and Eyes, Ringing Noises in the Head, Nervous
Headache and Fever instantly relieved.
Choking mucus dislodged, membrane cleanscd
and healed breath sweetened ; smell, taste and
hearing restored and rayages checked.
Cough, Bronchitis. Droppings into the Throat,
Pains in the Chest, Dyspepsia, Wasting of Strength
and Flesh, Loss Of Sleep, etc, cured.
One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Sol
vent and one Dr. SaBfords Inhaler, in one package,
of all druggists, for 81. Ask fer SASFoRDs RADICAL
CURE, a pure dlstiaton of Witch Hazel, Am.
Pine, Ca Fir Marigold, Glover Blossoms, etc.
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