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A story of raina.

Talma was 30 realistic an actor that in
order TO work up his grand bursts OF pas
sion, he would seize upon any unfortunate
super whom be came upon behind tho
scenes aud shake him until he himself had
become breathless aud tue man frightened
beyond all control a, his assumed violence.
Never heless, the peouliarities both
Of Macready and ralms were
only In accordance with that pre-
cedent furnished In ancient history, though
With less disastrous results. According 10
PlutaIcb, R,op. the Roman actor, 30 inter-
es,ed himself IN the characters he under
took that one day. when he played
"Aueus," he, In that scene where u falls 70
his lot 10 consider how he might best do.
stroy the tyrant Thyestes. worked himself
up to such q pitch OF upgovernabe rage
that he struck one of the other performers
with his sceptre and laid him dead at his
feet,-[Chambers Journal.
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LANCASTER.

LANCASTER, Jan. Al Correspondence J.
Yesterday, long before the appointed hour
for worship, the new Presbyterian church
was well filed. DR.. A. p. Smith preached
dedication sermon. Text: Kings, TX
chapter, verse 8. ANY attempt at outlining
would not do justice to the impressive de.
livery or the subject matter OF the dis.
course. 1t was jubilee day to the broth.
rem and sisters, who have SO long desired
but have patiently laoored and awaited the
building If house of their own.
80 oy 50 feet, ceiled and painted. The pull
pit and pews are of tasteful design. A
large stove near the centre renders the
room quite comfortable. A splendid Estey
organ, Miss Berta Moffift, presiding, and
supported Dy Professor Gray and num-
Der of o her fine voices, furnished most ex.
cellent music. The total cost was ABOUT
ST 500; all paid, The church will hold
weekly prayer meetings on Thursday night
A scnool will be organized next
Sunday. The zeal and energy of
this handful If workers cooperating
with ttelr pastor, the Rev. D. B. Caldwell,
is most commendable, and their example
worthy OF imitation. Tbs gives our little
town three great commcdiOus houses OF
worship.
Lancaster lodge No. 200, ]. O. o. F.. at its
last election, chose: T. l.. Henry, N. g.: A.
Goodwin, V. g.; B. R. MJffstt, recording
secretary; P. N. Tor, treasurer; g. W.
o wen, chaplain. They were publicly In
stalled, after which refreshments were
served, making the occasion one OF general
enjoy
Mrs. A. W. Rice was buried to-day.
w. l.. George, q former citizen. DOW Of
Roanoke, is spending q few days with his
parents and friends.
There will be a Sunday school institute
held with the Baptist church here, begin
ming on Friday before the ffth Sunday IN
March. All interested in Sunday school
work are invited TO participate.
Dr., 8 A, Hayden, of Dallas. will preach
at the Baptist church next Sunday morning
and night.
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LUMBER AND nrirDiNG MATERIAL
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.

RRICK--At the kilns 10 10 on kiln
SIgSE-At the Dallas quarrios, &c per cubic
foot; lie for foundation; lCc for WALL and sc ioI
dressed front.
LCMBER-Ycllow Tine, rough 20 per lCG
over q feet 2 % per 100; nTsf size finishing
clear "a; common = Is; = ctiling ~ o.; 4 cell
ing so. I,xbIuugh, 81 per 10; xNS rough
Is per loo; SsN3 dressed, . co per 100. Siding
l75ICrlCO POp0ar dreSs,d iln'slinl a 90 pc, .
10. ldlug, 0; q ceiling . b. 4 ceiling, 3 90
White pine dressed iiuisl iyp, 6 10 per 100 :.
ceiling, Is. Comr uu. o.. 2nl common, 20:
siting, 1t conn ~, 20; I'D tOmmen. 50.
Con man doom. 80 S.sh, 1905 " - ~ siIg.
sHINGLES-TCu"Y PINE -th'f 90, vrlr
zine. 1 j0E 20. C'pIu-t, No, l, o o.; NJ. 2,
( JO No. s. g -
PLASTER PARIS Per barrel. 1 OoG: %,
CEiEET-- EuF,rWs's 8 So ADrs7D.G, TO-
Tort nHo. q 20.
CEMENT FLUEE-C iarl, i7,!u, z icel. 90; G
lr,h eel .uF lonL %; G inch cgI re-: 'uca
o3iirg JOINT ] rs inch esp 90 COO,
DRAIN PIiE-3 r.D. Ice reE l,Cs; tigts, zoe;
iECh, SS'GG 'ncr, go; y ia.h, Wc,
MlNEE PAiNTS-RC5"y for usv and all ctl-
oIs, % Pc gal IL Tie q I'D arc eta.
darl UrEtF are On fs'C Iy DG.!Gf dealers.
, WHIT IFAD--eiIiri'y vuEr. 6 IS &c IS.
WINDOW GLASS-.SEl0 n luxl2 S0; iOSls
10 iix2i S5Q; lGx2i TO 2OX2S a7j, less 40 percent
LINN CgtcTto a. tun = 60 PSF bare. rg.l /,
so; DgrlHon car lC.?, Gee lcr oXglt.!, Is:
rGilsE. ~ lois. go: u6r 'uEhel 40.
HAIR-PsT FOUND. 81 9}.o.
POSTS-Cetar, ~ 20 Bois d ere. Is
IAIAE-I 90 IpT LEO
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Tors srrc supplied with fUp vgrl'sb and
!T,Uch soaps, with GriWHu cologne and bay
rum i0T tEt both Itum, with italian tCsmturs
win nlu'hts ana combs ana Nlli many IAre
HTll,l,s,
ASH exhibition will he htld In phNsi on
phia, mmsntu Anti 2lsl HLi ending Mes
-. untyr the auspices ~ lie Wumsus n K
culture Associate AT tho branches Of ne
Industry will 10 hi,ly feutrsrni,d, The
ivy so'm .lctlus, With suiiehle rack
and aI,.ifncels hard loeiur slesm hl'lur'
IOsllug. dNciuT ofs.FuH..uf o, throw uuE, ~ ~
ing, Winding, weaving in III. III. uelus, sos ~
Side, TrJr .ruillg gTslds, E1p9, ribbons,
hHudkcTufieis, nsh, iur msrs, satin sni
ELK fabrics rhrIe will also d. exhibited for
the itst time Ia America, NE ,otIsl automatic
r,glrr a .igllu ua. iuv that la Orta'td EE's'
sensation yWuaE tlg sAk'EIoWeIs 81 france,
sud n,lrh I. tho Invention ~ young Anal
ceh, - $780, s--.sa---.-ss------s
4 Massachusetts, pHreT stats ihLt l-n men
with en- eye 20 mailing few lhou'ani dollar
bUught uu ull min size ~ the outlet ,i Manifold
sound sLd ~ strip % land surrounding u 10
GUAi RaUiug IN, Having heard u that Mif.
Max lluT kis proposed 10 iggc WsitT if1u This
Ia eek tuhu uUs pTc,s for the privilege, The
result IA ihata wgisg COMPANY has d. ON formed,
when Will obtain cha tor from the Legs
lAluJe ana have the risht under the statues Ia
take aver fIom The pond std only pay nor lnAl
damages The So REGULATORS are reported 10 have
psId about three umys o. much as they will re-
c, i've from the new water company,
The catilcmen Of catherine snd Castle Creeks,
HFunCau and vicinity, Neyaia, are maxing AT.
r.nsrmehts 20 TuTChaso about 800 blOudod
hulls TO lutn loose on the range btIAcen sinfer
creek and tn, Bruneau and Meadow creek.
The decree p.nhih ting the importation of
sailed meats INTO French ports Is published IL
a mits until Jsnusry emh lSsi only fully cured.
wholesome, poIfrCty preserved ntd completely
ial,ed meats, aud they must 10 30 probounoei
by experts.
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THE BUSINESS WORLD
COMMERCIAL,

bAIEAS, Jan lH,- To- Htaly every STATE ins'l'
milton a. ItrwrTlt Hr" Ia Itrgc h- ludtt
the ere very sAtN m De- ,rtum IA collttAu eud
ehufntd ds.is IN .pr I,nlfa factory, NhrIr The
form au.i.ty asa d,mui Il, The very hiCh, ~
piiet IN IN. ma,let Under the old tysl' N IhN
hny or qua handled 'AImcrt Who furnish ihu
cream uou m.ir NJ OF one hundred oihcf'
,ni lind /, 1 butter Tbs lhUsT have 10 con-
ven eures 1uRi liug thtn 10 preserve lhti mix
make ~ mi riot guHl e Oi hutf Nll'h u'g'
ally sells iOT tea uT 4! cen cent? pound 'e,A
then creamery butter. Then, the creamery
system rrl.tNt fame = wives OF = gltGt dthl
OF labor. cyetutry can either 30 uptT'
n,ed On ihe cooperative or s'ogk
ks,Cari ovir a. y creUIn' rios the most imnof'
ant ofW biCh are l,CaItd al Br wnsVle, l'g'
r,nIvl e aud lib'fI, They ali have Teifstts'
Hfs eoui sCt d With M "a, md SIC etoh c'l 9hls
Of ehsIniug ths Cream no m 'cTeral huLd cd
COWS The lime il not lar distant when nearly
all the butter cons umCd viii be made a. cTS.rl-
Cream wssons sTc driven ~ lar rs u miles
radius after We fgWei's products aud Ia me
localities VhtIosuyh ct bllshTcLts exist he
Ire,s 1, ufSrs Tie county ladies' 10 gea',r
snsIfy In liomo lgtuppy' ,-.,, r.. 81.
The ere meiy men pay by ne inch Tor We
euesn hom -otnlH 10 "Ceuls per men, rex.
opinr .tCut lwOnchCs 10 make pound oi
butter: aud - lar has Yielded We producer
rom ls cents u 2i,elis per daN for e,sa COW
.iousry IL 4. uIcNcelltd. IL promotes
Harmony Ia domestic circles, hnd
provoke imiles, I6Te rs Angels Nill. IN luls
eIs, 81 bOaTdiu houses, Bniler tubsi tllsS,
called hy NtIi0u, numor, manufactured rom
ofYai and the ItJ, elton al soap makers, WI. s5ow
dali n d,cll. {" and dlsaI ~ AZ VIII the goTi'
QUE oI,sm ~ G,s IN lis perfect WoIA every
HNers.-
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9ea
PROVISIONS.

by earef u analysis OF The treasury reports
Il Is found thai the hog furnishes more eN9oti
mater al han all the lat cate, all the dairy
Or ducts AL the horses, al tue mules, oil the
sheep and ali the poultry and poultry paoducts
put together. Will ths'X orted hog product,
for the year 1879 aud 1850 Amounted 10 inc gre
sum al SlS6 Csi Tg5, All the product OF o,hcr do
nestle animal. and the i've animals lhcmselve
amount Il to only sl0j,s70,3s2, making about
,5,OtO C0o In fav OF tho hogs as against all ana
every ,ther d m site animal and products from
he same hat found an expor, market.
QUOTATIONS TODAY. 80.
BACON-Short clear sides, 9hc; Long
clsar. zaHc less.
DRY SALT-Slort clear sides, Ssc; Long
clear, x X less; breakfast ,con l4c,
HAMS-CanvGssed and uncanvassed, 1ife
LARD - Ticroe exc haif:barrel, l0c
lO-pound caGs l0jlc; 2o.pound cans. 10c
10 pound cans l0G 5.pound cans, lshc;
Mound cans l0kc.
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WOOL, mIprs ksp rnLrgIEs.


s0n The time o. the clip az lssi beRAn o. ~
rive iFtelY 81 the te bnHTd until the 1t Of No
yemhtf. the llns Of the market va. generally
steady, AMI isefe Vas q ltmsIkshle uuif 70 NY
Ia tie basis ~ values fuT musi Glasses 81 w0nl'
Fine EFtues u all descriptions have bten par.
ileulaTy .Ey0Iti by ne current de.and
thor Eh1It the season, Fine unwashoi nee, -
from the stslts west OF the Mississippi river,
vale they ia a. shaw auy great ehange, hsVe
declined .0T eeals from the prices shIAlned At
the o .sl sales.
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
WOOL-MtE!1sn, lIeo 81 burns, llflso Mex
igaH Improved. lt,bllo. ooAne, l6sls, coarse
medium lssleei medium, lis .Qc tne medium,
ai222o Cue WOOL according 30 dirt and con.
diiion, liasar bury, 1000 per pound lees,
according 10 buHk.
HiDK5-IIeavy hides II pounds and M.
sonnd, ile: hshl hides, under ~ pounds. Tree OF
CLUBS, To-; Light hides, damaged or Vne grub or
ma.e, = enlls had aud damaged. g. dry salt
=, ~ aelEAllea. 20; green hides. e..
PELTRlRs-pe skins. 2,ss29c; antelope. 100
l5c, seal gElls l1esSc; sheep polls, ~ per Wool,
.1..tto. sheaTlings. l0clSc.
EALLOw-iTlne tsllow, Go: tAll0v grease. 30
SIC; gT.AEe yellow TO brown. 4es5a.
LEES SAN-Prime yellow. 90; dark and Gdul
srnlel. Isaac
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= GRAIN ,Sb uRKARsTurrs.
Rec,Irt, Of prA n u. ay are car, corn, car
nj. ana ] Cal m x,d corn and oats ship
Desut, arr m H0Iu and car oats.


QUOTAIGON9 ~ phi
THEAI-In,l ,u w, medium low tra e ~
EicnragpS. %. Sc,
RYf-Nomtroi at GOs: rortheTn, SIC.
DARLEI-4OG i5c
CoKN -N,w, in thueh, 4Oc; thelied and
't oSthSTfi-S fc!Sc aac, frrled. % nlgher.
gloUR-rsstu, 8 CO. carly breakiaf'
IS: cI,Gm to5s, see o. pGfe o-tgm; 10
TODD MiIE Patent, 9 81, Union, 3 10; lEArlt
Flower 3 e.; St3r, Chew, -
BRAS-Ai mills 20. IN store, &c. ,-
COEEhEAL- Fine lo.,vd pc: 100 ponds,
EoMINY AND GRITs-5 90 per barrel. ~,
PEEL NlttItU Iulu -. luu Iuhhnt, ~
cscpTe4 com and oats ToT lOJ pouLdg, LOU
rom bI.nICr 10 rounds, a'c
GRAHAM ELOUL-IVr no TouLdf, ayO.
HAY-UGIk. 3 Cu@S o. bright, 10 tE itom
stores. IIsl rie, thlCd, Cara, w IaGht'
II 30; bright fee on board car IL W.
dark, e 90. tie, o.,
Fifteen member, OF the san Francisco q ain
.xrhsrceIryr gns d u peiilion for prescua'ion
TO TIE bOald Of director, askinE thtm 10 cal, hu
executive res Ton on tine u h INST to Gtnsi Ter
the sovisIi IL - Of declaring cash dNl Ghd ui
$50 seat aid Of dlsso.Silg the hFSlh tA-
change
as foJiuvs; That The Grain eNchsngc has
st-adi IL fUst d TO as,Lme the res, Onsibity Tor
the core mess OF the certificates Of Its own
grain iDs, cuiOu. that the rules snd b. laws are
defective c pttslly IN fail ng To assure u me
seller Ger hts gram sold in the exchaug me
payment Of his lurChaSe IN ney as soou MS dut :
Inst tho ex hange has failed 10 answer the
purposp for which II was created, the sales re-
corded during everal weeks past having con,
sisted most entirely Of so-called wash rae
thai the exchange l. threatened with five law.
suits by former membcTe who were expelled
arbitrarily and in Vioistion OF me fues HEu
regulations Of ihe'xc' arg.
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FINANCE AND COTTON


un the lllh Inst The ieffttafy N the ifeasnfY
e. "a in the 40 ~ tf1 thfees
~ leshn savings hsnss N View ~ tiiI
a. lum.ns "a o. cod mfH a. fnallts inst they
aft fH ~. rec finn ~ ~ ftnall ~ iet ~ SEQ.
pie uuah q no thFstt iof ihfm ELVES atd n. r0s.
stsstHE turrFh 40 hlfr The luistnaut ~ nihffs IN
thc 1titr A cordially they diicumin o. iu
.tif diyiirnds 90 Interest, o. ~ a. pay more Ia
ihe iHHnItf 49, ant DISCOURAGE lsfFr lnumu-
laiiuns fur in'ianfr, The EmiEfant ludusu Al
tarinFs hank nNs Al the tate ~ 4 pr cent. a
Ell dtpHsiis not exceeding 500 hnt pays HOih-
lus 80 lafsa Hcrsiuu, N Hat II Yer savings
institution ptys I per cent uu accounts up q
Ftt1 Q rfTc nc On accounts over ttHt and 1t
inFs hank bay al the rate ol poe oeui. On 40.
counts not exceeding 5000. The balam of
counts shove that sun lies without tnien ~
savings banks,
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FISH, OYSTERS AND GAME,

The counterfeit oyster is the latest triumph Of
the versatile Frenchmsn.. He has entire ccm-
munities Civ, II up 10 the manufacture OF spuri'
ems wines. Others to the fabrication OF sweet
meats aud CONNECTIONS; but 1t was always
thought uatil recently, that the oyster was oe'
yond the reach of his ingenuity Now. how
ever the modern nirscle ii imitation has been
accom- plished The oyster is formed from some
unknown ingredients, covered with m,nefal
the only genuine part of the outfit. When this
process has been brought to the desired periec,
lion the French state men should pass an act
prohibiting the importation OF the American
oyster. IN.
FIsH-Red, sheephead and Trout 12c; New
Orleans red snapper, 12c; SPANISH macker'
eli l2c. Fresh water Ash, dressed. 1oc.
OYSTERS Baltimore. PEI doz XXX, 3D.
med um, 4 co, Mobile select, 90 Baltimore Sc,
lect, 6 so, Nataeorts soc Berwicfs bay, 70
GAME-Venisou and srtelepe; SOS Buffalo.
8. Ducks per dozen. 2 90; snail, ! ~: MIC ta ~
keys, 6 0@9 90; grouse. 70. SquirrelA o.
Rabbits Or Iaek vshh'fa 'f.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
Mems Kip bfogans, from 9591 2.
Boys kip brogaus, from SO0pl %.
Mems P. calf brogans, from COOL 70.
Boys P. calf bros ans from 950l %.
Mems kip 2-buckle piows, cool 85.
Boys kip 2.buckle plows, S59l rs.
Men bun balls. congress and button, 1907 q
Mems calf balls. congress and button, 6O@+ so
Mems kip boots q 0062S so.
Men p. calf boots, "a e0T15 90.
Mems calf boots, rs 0O660 90.
Boys kip boots, is OOal8 on.
Bows Z. boots, 16 5064 90.
Boys cal. .oots, % so "a 90.
Women's W hip polkas. 75@87hc.
Miss Cd kio polkas, 60G70c.
Child's ID kio polkas all size, 4a'Sbbc.
Child's kip polkas al sizes. 55d85c:
Women's calf peg and So polish, J 0oSl 10.
Misses calf peg and So polish. GOAL 10.
Women's buff sewed polish, zeal Is.
Women calf sewed rolish, 1,. 1901 ao sIh Ss
Women's kid sewed 9061 rs.
Women's goat sewGd polish, 80 to 20.
Wouen's grain sewed button ~ TO 70
Women KID sewed button, 90 10000.
Women'a goat sewed. button. 75to225
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srtn, p rnTio fa1ftHf phns ii sosd
iAHFfss ifArnra o. No, T. "a No .
ftus % No Z ID No 3. hemifft q Ne 4
RiifgtH oAtysglN-t iosi Is sooofilar
FiiiE(pEtrluA OALFsEis-so. I. no
rll,GtGfiiluA girs-So. 1. 7iosi %
a.rHfflHf ~ FtlFhL
Eo ~ sas8 collars lg00 Inch cotton
hatk lands No. ih inch cotton uafs
raulf. - max Onl'ufs, "a iufh OUiiuu
bart hands, p. saHe=l raCa Chains, ga
ta-f-i rTa0a rhd'ns 1b tk-s-l tfsns ChaiuE
fta 1-s-i tfs0a riaius, ~" No I, hnnt
hsHts 40 lrfin kl,2 -. No I, web
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LIVE STOCK.
nuoTATInNa TODAY

QUOTATIONS TODAY.
BEEVES-Co, n b. eyes, none, fair to goot
grass beeves, 3k@3kc per pound; medium grasl
beeves, S63kc per pound.
COWS-Barren COWS, 25 0OaH SO: Mich COWS
Moth Texan grades, 40 00@60 90; common to
fair, IS OOe 40 90. Stock cattle aroud. l50O@00O
BULLS AND STAGS-For sausage manu-
loesl6 90; two-year- l2ta18.
SHEKP-Geod mutton, 8@3hc per pound
medium mutton. 2x@2kc per pound; stocl
sheep, 2o0a3 90.
HO0S-Corn fed, 4k65c; medium. 4@4hc
stonk hogs, axe: steckers and feeders 404kc.
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room he asked student, "What was dons
with the bodies al the Greeks who were
killed at MarathOnf" "rhey were buried,
SIR" Next" "whv they-ihey were
burned" "Nextln "l-l don't know,
professor" Right, Nobody knows"
lie was never married, but lived alone In
one Of the college buildings, and prepared
his own food, getting np many curious
dishes. He allowed servant 10 visit his
room 10 make up his bed, bat would endure
no further disturbance. and the floor was
unswept from OstOber TO June.
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....... ..aIHf.f.f ttrI rH .rtH nf.
.... n fHffH Ffanr'I |tf fuIf. ea.
rHH.I HNIfff 5000 n n rff H"
No. tssata. rrffa. rref n I.H. Irt n
sfff. 90 faIInn. Ual UI Nff.fF, DO rfs
uu nHl if NHIs H.ue. M tssrs. W
OHAWrANNf fuIes NHm q lH. .4e IH H
fTl % ~ 81 DON tuO Chsmrssno .rl
II0
IlTfIFp Hrsr louis quarts IN
I.l IfHu Hudut.sr. .Fu tifF, Il VOC
u 'l iHar 20 beer qsn'a ia. Einvi "a @
L.L LL.Ll "
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Young men, middle aged men and oil men
who suffer from early indiscret'ons VIII ma
GRANT ever introduced once restored by It.
there is no relapse. Try it; it never fails.
81, 6 for $5.-At druggists, or by mail from
J. H. Allen, 3l5 First avenue, New YORK
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Prosessor sophocles.

The late Professor Sophooles of Harvard
was q short but finely built man with
bushy, snow-white hair and beard, olive
completion and piercing black eyes, and
looked like come venerable Arab sheik.
Reserved and shy 10 manner, he was yet
tull Of genial humoT. Ones, In The olass-
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QUEENSWARE.

qUoTAmtONs TODAY.
ASSORTED CRATES-40 00975 90.
TUMeIEES-s5c IL SO per DOZEN: 8aoO@a-0s
per Dor; goblets, 8 GIGS 90 per barrel
STOEAE--II1- Per 100 gallons, ~ 0O@l2 6O.
LAMPS-B. H., 90 a. H., 2 90; lamp OHM
news. 90 per hox as ,orted casx lamps. IL on.
FRENCH CHINA-40c o franck.
STEKIIN3 GOODS. go per s.
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r,ort e. ctr,tton,s business College.

Bryant & Strattou's Business College.
This old and successful institution fits
Young men for real life by qualifying them
for business. and as shorthand writer's grad
FAR circulars address W. M. Carpenter,
president, st. Louis. Missouri.
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Ifyou are tired taking the large old-fash
Toned gripping pills. and are satisfied that
purging yourself till you are weak and
sick is not good common-sense,
then try Carter's Little Liver Pills and learn
how easy it is to be free from Billiousness,
Headache, Consultation; and all Liver
sier to take and give quicker relief than any
Dill in use. Forty in q vial. One dose.
prira Of centa.
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Josiah Davis's Trouble.

Josiah Davis. No. Middletown,, KY,
writes: 1 am now using box OF your
Henry's Carbolio salye upon an ulcer
which, for the past ten days, has given me
great pain. This salve Is the only remedy
/ have found that has given me any ease.
My ulcer was caused by varioose veins, and
doctors. l find, however, that Henry's
Csl bolic salve is affecting cure. Beware
of connterieiR,
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DIRECTORY MEETING.

The directory of the Wichita railroad held
its annual meeting yesterday, In conformity
with the requirements Of rio law. AMI adj
iourned over until the hext annual meet
ing transacting merely routine business.
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everal Good Things.
everal Good Things.
Ifyou want good digestion,
Ifyou want good health,
II you want good baking,
Ifyou want the best stoves
Ifyou want the cheapest stove..
II you want good square meal
Buy a Charter Oak Stove.

Attention Is called 10 the advertisement
of Mr. K,ne Shields 10 another column, who
ia ack no " led ged as one ameng the most &C.
compIisbed decorative artists In the coun-
try. he keeps q full stock of all goods in
his line. which he offers at Wholesale and
retail. He gives special attention TO house
DECORATION. The HERALD can assure its
readers that Mr.. Shields 10 reliable and
prompt in all his business engagements,
and as one with whom II 10 always pleas
ure to transact business.
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"Prickly Ash Bitters,' is purely vegetable
in composition. 1t acts directly on the
liver, kidneys, stomach and bowels. afford
ing relief and cure In all cases.
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Ns Safer Remedy
can be mad for coughs md colds, or any
trouble Of the throat, than Browns Bron-
chial Troches." Price Is cents. Sold only
in boXee.
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INV vife's 3.years nervous affection
says Rev. J. A. Edie, of Beaver, Pa, was
cured ny Samaritan Nervine." 81 81 at
drnusiata
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This Year. Last, Year

= The portable oil mill which has just been in
vented will end tn, dispute between the plant.
ers sid the nI,ilers in the south. IBstead Of
erowline about the cost of transportation, the
planter will ere lonr express his own cotton
seed I'll, and have the meal and hulls right on
his land IN the best possible chr ditiuD for fer.
tjixipp and there will be an increased produce
ion of the oil, winch has come to be scce ted
A, inv aluable In cooking. A portable m II hat
has been te sted took the seed ~ II came from
the gin and extracted Is l-2 gsllons .ofcil from
2O0o lbs, Of seed,
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eBid. tAssed.
ToSs- Opened: New York, dull New Or
leans, dull. Closed: New York. barely steady;
New Orleans. steady.
Mr.. r.. G. Kahn, Mt. Calm, Texas, says:
| "My mother had dyspepsia seven years.
| Browns Iron Bitters completely cured her.
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In Twenty-Four Hours.
Benson Capcine Porus Plssters cured
my lame back in twenty.four hours,"-J.
M. G. Pure, sure. 25c.
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Acker's Uyspeys,a TABLETS never laiI.
eoId n ". d. Ralteraeu 4
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SCRAP IRON.

QUOT ATOMS TODAY
CAsT-1 90 per hundred: stove, Sc; wrought,
20 10 $50 per hundred: brass. 90 TO 10 W per
hundred: conner % ~ N l2S oet nuhufeo