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D1ARKETs BY TELEGRAPH.
KANSAS CITY MARKET.

KANSAS CRY, May 29.-Wheat lower
and weaker SO 1-2 cash: SO, bid June;
so, bid July. Corn quist; 40, cash or June;
as ga, bid July; Oats dull and nominal; ~
bid, The Live Stock Indicator reports:
Cattle-Receipts, 9lo; light, 10 higher; r. e;
tiyes, ,05O to 1,490 pounds, $5.S7 to $3.50;
stockers and feeders, 81 25 10 SIS %; COWS,
So. rs to So, Hogs-ReCeipts, 11,C0O; weak;
lots, 2O5 to 297 pounds average, 81 90 70 500;
Sheep-Rs ceipts, $40; quiet and Unchanged
CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO, May 29.-Flour quiet and I'M
changed, Wheat, active and unsettled cd
yauced i 1-4;weakened ~; fiuotusted and
closed 3-8 lower for June, 8 to "a higher
for August than yesterday: May, oa S4 to
50 3.3, closed So Id: June, So Ia to % 7'8;
closed So "a; July Of to 90 l.2; closed 81 -.
to under yesterday; cash, "a to % l'S;
Nav, IS 81 to IS 3.S, June, IS s to 55 3.4;
July, 81 IA to 81 80, closing, at in
side rates Oats firm; 81 "a,
NAV: June, 81 rs to so Ia; July, 80 IL to
SO rs. Pork in fair demand; declined GO to
so, but closed steadier: cash, $3.50 to
1925; June, $40 to 1925; July; Sig 81 IL
to $3.50. Lard in fair demand; 10 to 10
lower; cash, sos to $40; June, sos to
meats in fair demand; shoulders. 6.15;
short rib, $50; short clear, 1855.
The D,overs Journal reports: Hogs--Re-
ceipts, 1900; weak and 10 lower; S. to
1915. Cattle--Receipts, 5000: brisk and
firm; export grades, $3.50 to So 80; good to
choice shipping, Sc 10 to $3.50, common to
medium, So q to So; grass Texans. 425 to
ceipte, I,4OO; firm; inferior to fair, $2.75 to
s4; medium to good, 81 to $3.50; choice to
extra, S4.75 to $3.50.
COTTON STATEMENT.
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Two B.Lss OF roltor arrived l-dAy from Tev.
re;l aud from Wills Po NJ botn ton,isne1 70
G.. yes on received II bales and Liverpool ID.
OOO bales only 46O0 OF which wss Am lrictn
coiton. CONSOLIDATED receipts tp-dayaee 6.9o9
bales, agaia-' 2l,7!i same day last y. year. at-
s sGSRs0 , "a d''l alc 4S7o bales. baud and
81 SSd firm an anu Snchang since the loss Oy
floods OF the hes portion OF the neSli plas ted
cop the HERAID has urged upon farmers inc
imp5rtance of replantluS and ever, putting cot
tor upon the cat subb Z, working 1t out Us leis-
urc occurs The belief on tao ps't Of SINNERS
In high prices the next Gro? Is pa ed IN evil
dence by the sales OF opiOas beginning
with September a. prices giving good premium
We have carefully COMPLIED A;nSfi. an ures,
aud Herald read rs are 1t this tiEe thoroughly
posted on the statistical position OF CO ton oi the
United States There is LITTLE BtaSilian cot
ton and little Mexican nilnat. African
cotton is scarcely wor ny Of mention. On the
2ld insiau, thu regeip of cot'oa al Bombay had
reached l,2l6,i0l bales; sauna dsy pr.vlous
year, 10000 bales; Ia 1882 1t was l,2I100J
Il is thus seen that tho receipts Of this year are
over II, on balel under either OF the two crops
preceding 1t, although 1t grca " exceeds Bonn
buys rceipts OF 1881, which is not q test
otton 4 Egypt this year had arrived az AeX Sa,
TENDER to the 21s. instant; same period the
previous year 247000 cantars ami the yea,
before, 1891. 72O cantars Th.re is then small
Increase Of Egyptian cotton, but !.
sSs no sHrSS AGAINST Inst The aSe f Es
river stIike is ended aud those great mills are
now producing The worlds increasing ce.
mand for textile fabrics must be consider d as
factor, AID putting all hines together We con.
with all the energy possible, because it's GER
tain to sell high.
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GROCERIES,.
QUOTATIONS To-Day,

QUOTATIONS TO-DAY
CoFFlE--Rio fai- l10l2c; PRIME i2S3
IS.; choice 1SH@l4c; Laguyra lac; Javs zoe;
TEhS--Imperial, i5655C Young Tyson, x0G
coz: Oolong 4jg6Cci japan, GOS65c.
SUGARS Powdered 9'4o; ut loaf 9hc; gran gran
clarified. 80; yenow clarified, 72ic choice Lou
MOI AssEs--Louisiana choice, COS prime, $50
f sr Sl sSSd feo6sd c 4s sfap N'' sugar
BkGGING-Pure Jrte, IN los, 1Oxc pc,
yard; X lbs, lO4c. Ties l,s5pe bundle.
RICE-Wholesalo, e'S@7Kc;
s55If|olive. IS per box: blue india x
pound bars, IS per boz; pound bers. 90 eI
6G Gik Sp9%gHaS sfss f T RsE sSH s sAo14s
CHEEsE-W, r. i2c; full cream. Lee;
Young America, l6h..
RoPE-lOc basis. Cotton rope, 1sc.
CLOTHEsPINs-Round, Csc; spring. per box
MEAsUEES-K bushel iron bound, 9 so per
dozen: 2-hoop pals, 90; S-hoop, rs;
vs T9 doSen Me- es o. No. nsSa PER DO Dozen
WRAPPING PAPER-Rag and straw, 45G7Sc,
POWDERS GO per keg Of Is pounds; 124 do,
27s & d. 81 IL blasting S,,d a 9sS co. Shot
PICKLES Chow-chow one-half barrel,
s.saliop pals ali mixed pickles. %. GLASS pints,
IS. Glass quartz. 2 %; Glass H.gallon' 80
COAL 0IL-ll0 degrees FIRE test in barrels,
2lc; ITO test oil In cans, 2 40; 15o degrees fire
test, 8 40 per case.
MACKEREL--No. l barrels, IL 60 No. j u.
barrels, z So No. A-barrels, 90. No. u.
barrels, 2 90. No. 2 ll-barrels 90. No. Ets
Is. No. Q kits. ] 05. No. kits 90.
HOLLAND HERRING-ImpoIted. / 25 per keg.
CANDY Stick, 11Ko pound; fancy, .15125c.
CIDER--Crab apple, 4oc: Missouri cider, SOC
STARCH-PeaTl. Ak. Royal Glsss 5a. gon.
ton 1.pound packages, 6, Corn starch 1-pound
packages, .. G-pound wood box glass. AZ. T.
hound paper boz glass, 6H.
LYE-CoDcentrated. 275@4 GO.
JUGG--We quote lie per gallon for glazed,
Crooks Ice per gallon for glazed.
ToMAT0ES-2.p pound standard, o.; 3-ponnd
layer, Q 65Gl2 rs
DRIED PEACHEs-Uupaeied 10: peeled. i2c
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spsol,l .dyis !, 10 IRA isl'o.t's from Ph.lsdel.
phla say 'ha, thsf has be- n an utter absence ~
spirit ia NJ ealing OF AL Elnas OF MI, WI,
dead All, a., q Z, sllt mainly OF the dlsiu bAnce
ofconlgeIcs hy the hnsnelal troubles ana col
lapse OF values OF the stock exchange LNport
. ,ssSs ef ,oge,h sS' Il ''Ih s. Scea one
OF the qule,esl we Is Cycs ku)wn al the Com
,neFa!al exGaanse. The etlce Alcirtsuons
have b,el uut nporlAni 81 hoai, eI'dg a s az
ar.!vg In sIinpa'hy with o,htr markets A.
Milwaukee the wheat rec los arc llghL sNet,,
aging iiCUI bushels dailS. Toe slocE Is reIuirl
20 less THAI 10 COO 'hols, the maTSst 10
strong uLder a bu,k dem and from SPECTATORS
There Is but light milling demand. Shippers
are olt Tbs Wlsther is favorable ior I o crops.
planting Is completed. Flour Is doll. Tine
aiyange on wheat checks business, The piiH'
cipal mills ar idl". Toe daily -four production
$50 barfes. Receipts arc 100 barrels. AZ
New orlean thcTr is title doing In bulk corn,
while the Gcmani for corn IN sacib mss mSe'
rally u r"asyd or Interior painls ms g.
mand for corn at Memphis Is Preale' nan me
supply and prices raugc from ~ TO o.. Corn
meal Is unsteady but the tendercy Ia Strong
Our ChioRso telegram says; heat Is moiSI'
aie!y active. hut unsettled. Thera Is no shlp'
The mark-t opened wsas AMI dea!sed
on selling by weak holders. who
were Induced 20 ,un,osd by rep3r,
that the syud cato that has been Iunniug the
duced free covering by the shorts who hal sold
or Va slerday 'searly advance Somelargc bulls al
SOC omm used paying freely and oif.rin IS being
small pTi ,es rclraced upward 3.i @. and clos u
at about the highest prices on o sharp demand
10 FIJI shorts. IL is merely scalpers market Ia
which heavy dealers Apply tae milging process
70 the small 'ailors Corn is time and business
moderate. Withdrawals from stors are light.
and prices are largely controlled by those OF
wheat. The shipping demand is small. and the
situAtlou looks weak. The quality VI receipts
is improving, Oats arc dull and decreased by
the enDr aous receipts
WHEAT -J0oice. 90; maalnm grades, 90c,
Me lf.s.G MA Sc.
RYE -ynnInnl q. Coz: 5o;thorn, $50
BARLEY -Ags3i5c
CORN-In shrog, COG So sholled H.d 'aJi-5
ssa.Go
OATs -Ctolot. S)@S2a, sioEsd,
FLOUR Patent 20: early breEhfst
4 sO cream coda, . O5 Is; pure c-ser, Is
Todd allls Patent 90; Union, $ Is; Prairie
Flow W; star, Choice, 2 Is
BRAN All mills, soc; in store, ole.
COR &Ekt-Flnc nultcd per 100 pounds,
80.
FEE N-Choppsd ooTn per lU0 pounds, ! 20
chopped corn and oats per 100 pounds, Lao.
corn bran Der iQp rounds s0o
GRAHAM gLOUE--9er 100 pounds. 800.
HAY Dark, o0Gs co. bright 10 w; ron
stores, plairie, b9lsd, dark, S co. bright
II 90; hrIght free On board csr Il co.
si.1sT sEED-s5c aernan rsill9, eOs.
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ROOTS AND SHOES.

QuoTArfOSG TODAY,
Nta' hip hrogans. from e5g;l Is
Boys kip brogRnH, from sOql m.
Mems L. cslf brogans, from I oo8l 70.
Boys p. calf brosans, from 9SGl -.
Mems kip 2.buckle plows, O.l %.
Boys kip 2.buctlo plows, S5ell %. ., 49,.
Men bull bels Cougress aud button, 1901 ~
Mems calf balls. congress and button, 2 1904 30
Mems kip boots "a GOA 80 %.
Men 3 +. calf boots, 2: 0Otst %.
Mems calf boots, - 0JG60 90.
Boys hip boots, Ii 00Sis o..
Boys p. calf boots. l6 5O@24 90.
Boys cal. cots, % 50GG %.
Women's ~ Kip polkas, 16,GS'ifc.
Miss % kip polkas, 6OM7Oc.
Child's % kip polkas, all size, ih@,hSe.
Child's kip poikas, al sizes. 55GS5c.
Women's calf peg and SO polish, ! eoTi 10.
Misses calf peg and SIS polish, COOL Is.
Women's buff sewed polish, 999l 5.'
Women calf sewed polish, ] 4OSl sly,
Women's Grain sewed aud polish, o0sl Is.
Women's hid sewed, GOAL rs.
Women's goat sewed polish, 80 TO 20.
Womon's grain sewed button II OO to 70
Women hid sewod button. l 90 10 500
TOnen'a 9oat sewai button 7btoa%
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ke' devoid 6f interesting ffailfes.
ffrirr mufets ulifi hfd unHhsurtf
Hir NJ u $50 81 1917 bsrs3 liio NJ q.
fufs $40. July, N9i tpsli AuHut, ~
H1Htf uuisi. rlisine s'satief. Muse Faip
saii fiiDsa Gull. " lassrs aniiV- bpi ll-'
~, uba, 90 test, ~ 10 Tl2 Rice qnitt
nat STEADY rail1w solve ant fair, 90
fuFpent ns dul aud ssski ~ 2 a.ks
p0Tk ttssdyi new mess. Sll ~, Lard
steady weston steam, n ~ tps32l2
nav OKLEAks MAnEHI
Nav OELIAks, hsy - Flour dull,
higher eTsass ea-,er, s. % 10 80 20. Dulk
mrats ~ iaiF demand, su1ndsrs, picked,
uighst, IS; long olesr Asd clear rib hieh-
cross n, lssses qnie'i osniIl'ugal, is 20
90, bran dull quoted a. " LIZ, Others
Unchanged. Et0sanEe unchanged
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Chillar1me
Is Purely Vegetable, entirely
harmless, Dead Shot for Chills.
Pcrfe ction in Artificial Limbs.

Pcrfe ction in Artificial Limbs.
There is in PiitsbuIg, Pennsylvania,
manufacturing company, every member OF
which wears an artificial leg. Their limbs
are 90 perfectly made and so near Ii Ike the
that they are artificial. The company Is
the ArtidGaa Limb Manufacturing COM
psny, q cooperation that has q national
reputation Tor the perfection OF. It's work.
The limbs made at this mandatory are
the most perfect and satisfactory Of any
made in the United States. Hon. w. W.:
Dudley, United State commissioner OF
pensions, has for years worn limb made
by this company, and adds his testimonial
TO hundreds of others. Send for deecrip'
tive circular to 279 Penn avenue, Pitts
burg, Pennsylvania. See advertisement in
another column OF to-dsy's HERALD.
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DRY GOODS.

a special to Bradstrecfs from Boston says
at cstton nods from first hands have been In
h request, with movements prfsclpally on
orders Prices are s,eaay. The mills have
I{ Agreed to any concerted action in regard to
T. t1duction of production, bu. each one Is cur
- as much as suits Us convenience Wool
a. move slowly, with q weak tendency In
priees Al Providence toe print cloth market Is
fifm but qllset 6s are quofed at liz cents and
IS By cos at cents. Dullness has been the
feature OF the package trade at philadelphia,
in tho aggregate IS the season is drawing to q
close and retailers are buy Ing only to keep up
aesortmen,s. as regards values the Eituatlon
shows no material change. The Pitts srrg trade
Is rather q let the d. m md having fallen eff
cking % the "a e.ess OF tbs Season The season
II Cleveland 10 nearly closed, knd was OF abort
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woOL, HIDES AND eELTRIEs.

QUOTATIONS TO-DAY,
WOoI-sfBIican, free Of burrs, 11@l2o; rex
ica;i Improved is GlGc; coarse, tic; fine medium
.Ol522c fluo wool according 70 dirt and con-
dillon, l4G22o; bury, 2es9c per pound LOGS,
according 10 burrs.
HIDES-Prime pump flint, 20 lbs and up, 1!c
Der ID; seconds, plump lints, 20 lbs and up, l4c
per Id: prime light and hips, 1ic per ID: oulls,
bulls and stays, 6D9c per ID; dry sslted, 9@llHc,
according ID condition; green sailed, &c.
PELTRlE6--Dser ssins 2gG;22c: antelope, ltGs
i5c: seal SKINS, l5Cs25o; shoep pel:s "a per wool
aOGS5c; shearlInRg, l01i5c.
TALLCW--P,i1ue tallow, SC: teilow grease, go
80; grease yellow to brown, a9tc.
EERSWAX-Prtnn yellow. 400: onrS ana aaul
y.sa,I, 1hAIl,
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LIQUOR.
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.

QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
ALCOHOLIC so per gallon, a per h'g wines
WHIsKY-Rect6ed. 1o@i so, as per Proof;
,,nr mash. one year old, GO; two years old,
Tba2 90: three years old, 2 50@2 Isl fancy, ex-
tra old whisky, 4 coos 90. as per age.
WINEs-Claret in cases COOS o. pe S,eS aped !.
sSarrv ner gallon, i Oo@4 co. MADEIRA, per gal.
lon, COOS %; white wine, In cases, 50@lS Co.
CHAMPAGNE-Jules Mum & Co., 20 oOgS2 6H
Heidsick, in basket, 20 5e@S2 30; krug, IN pas,
ket 20 5oSa7 90 Domestic oh0mpesne' ''S'
BOTTLE BEER-st. Louis quarts. 70 90; pint
IL SC; Budweiser, own size, u so; pints' IA W
Erlan Ter beer, quarts, 10 90; plnts III 6o
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THE BUSINESS WORLD
OOMsEflCIaL.

D.-lAs Mas al,-Ses p1taiHes aTs plentiful
and p1iefs iecllning. The Dallas mArsel i
berries gfa fagneT la over supply Kegs ar
dull aud spIilg chickens aIe 5lllns Is low ~
g. s. Ter doE n, business OF al sorts IL dull 10
day. OWING y, rhaps 10 preparations loI ne ma
and Tie puat- liCe and the banks AZ least VIII
close TnseNchsnses will close, ani no mar,
ke. TeI0tis will apIear IN saturday moinlugs
HEHAip, IL let, business VIII Ho1 Nsuns
largely uniu Monday,
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Grain gui Provisions closed weak today aud
inrl!ning - lower values, July PORK yielCed TO
the btgrish y e,sure aud closed va h the bulge
Indicated q ccnis worth Shares closed higher
Norihwe,tcIu was the stsal'es.sEh LaeksERnna
menied h ghest Pooling on The blackboard OF
the Dallas exchange am ounces T. morrow be-
Ing decoration a. and ihtr fare ansllonal hol'
idav, no exchanges Will be open Tor business,
and thereon gUOlat rs t3-iey aTc 81 uhlIi
Saturday.
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LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL.


5TONE--At the Dallas quayries, SO per cubic
foot lie for foundation: 1Go for wall, and $50 for
dressed front.
LUMBER-Yellev Pine, rough, 90 par 100
over az feet 2 Is per 100; Dresd side finishing
clear, So common, Is; 4 ceiling 20 on; Y cell
Ing, So Kx6 rough, ! 50 per 100 kx3 rough,
/ vs. per 100; kx3 dressed, 200 per 100. Siding,
rs per 100 Poplar dressed finishing, 90 per
100 siding, 2 so; ?, ceiling, 25o y ceiling, 8 90.
White pine dressed finishing, 6 so per 100; Y
ceiling, LIST common, co. End common, %;
siding, 1st common, rs; 2nd common, 2 SO.
Common doors. 1 So sas6. 1 25@6 20 90 to size.
sHINGLES-Yellow pine. 1904 so white
pine, 4 50s6 90. Oyprscs. 30. l. 90; Nc.
SO: Nc. 81 4 Is.
PLASTER PARIS-Per barrel, 4 0o94 20.
CEMENT FLUES--e inch, s7No; inoh, 4oc; o
Iuoh calling Joint 90; 8 iroh cop, bo1; 2 irch
ooipng loint 1 25: Inch esp dc, e1c.
DRAIN PIPES inch. 16c PER foos; <inc1, 400;
0 inch, s7Kc 2 inch, s0s 8 inch, 500.
MIXED PAIETS-Reedy for use and al col.
ora, / Is per gal. All the tested sad stan.
dard makes are on sale by Dellsd dealers.
WHITE LEAD-strctly pure, 6 1896 So.
WINDOW GLAsS--sx10 to 10x12 s 0s f0x14
10 I4x2A $50 16x24 to 20x28 rs, less 40 per cent
LINE-Coopered, Austin, 2 CO pc- Sss---cc.: n..ls,
1 60 benson Car lot: 9DG PSF SYTclr j 2b
SSiia- IA lola slr pey bcshsl &C.
HAIR-pvr pound slekc.
POeTe-Osdar, u So Bc.s 6aro Is
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COTTON STATEMENT
NEW YORK, May 29.-The following IS the
daily comparative cotton statement:

Last year,. S,149 2LI2l osOioo9
Exports this week: Great Britain, 16, 1886:
France. 80; Continent, 966. Stock at all
United States ports this day, Al, $40; this
day last year, 500 ,66S.
NEW YORK MARKKT.
NEW York, May 29.-Beeves-Receipts,
$50, all for expectation dressed beef firm ;
10 to ii IL, with general business at 10 1-2
TO IL. Sheep-Reccipts 1870; active and
10 higher for lambs steady and firm for
sheep; sales at $3.50 to So for ordinary, to
good sheep; 81 to 81 for lambs.
Flour dull. Wheat = Spot lots
easier; options a shade lower I:
closed weak; uugraded red, 81
TO 81 20; No. 8 red, SO; No. red, 81 o..
onened weak; afterwards advanced Ia to
i.2. closing with reaction Of IA to 8 4; un-
er-ded, 40 to Al; No. 8. 60; No. 2. 81 10 81 IL
CofIse-Scot far; Rio du1 and week;
options dull and slightly lower; mar
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HARDWARE AND METALS.

QUOTATIONS TODAY.
A1E5-- collins, per dozen. 8 o.; Gold Dollar
Der dozen 9 90; Diamond Edge per dozen, 90
s sRfIL IA AND nrDs4lo per pound suga,
rattles 4kc per pound.
sOALES-Fairbanks. discount 70 per cent
1--we, discount rs percent.
TIN PLATE-I. o. 10xl4, per box, co. /. O.
,;x2O, per box, 90; TeTne lax2O, per box, 80
Ferne, 2Ox2S per box, ID %.
stamped, discount 5oper GENT.
SOLDER-No. l, Loo; No. IL and IL, 1856 pei
'I DUCK HoRsECoLLARs--No ia 25per do.eu
HAMEB-two loop, 70 per pozen: three loop
TACKs~In boxes, 100 papers. q so per boz.
GRUB HOES-Per dozen, 90; railroad picks
MATTOCKs-Per dozen, 9 90.
RUBBER acknowledgements 80 per cent.
sHoVELs AND sPADEs-RowlanGay dis.
count 40 per cent; Ames list steel goods, dis.
00 HEAVY y H W WXREshaits, finished, 90
poles, 10 50. singletrees. wagons, select rs.
il 90. Hickory aXles, 10 90. Bolsters, 4 rs
Coupling poles, 4 rs. spokes, xxx, select, 2 rs
XXX. . 80. sawed ielloes lx, ]. rs; 2, 2 co..
goWden shoes, no. Northwestern horse nails,
Plow stesl 70 ;spring steel, So cast steel ISc:
BUGGiEs-6rade B. and spring top, 90 COG
100 90; do open, 20 O0@S0 co. do side spring
top 100 o. ea185 90; do side bar 100 009130 co. do
pisetons, US 00p150 90. A grade side spring,
fz0 OOQe2 90; do phmtons, 15O 00@2O0 90; bump
seat buggies, 175 00925O 90; platform springs,
ITO oG@iso 90; three spr,ng wagons, % ooSSliG 8,
u, 5Kc; lapanned. harbed wire. 60; galvanized
harbed. &c.
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Cuts from barbed wire fence, cured
with Stewards Healing Powder.
No scar or gray hair, so cts o. boz.
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PROVISIONS.


QUOTATIONS TODAY.
BACoN-short clear sides. 1910; short clear
dry salt 9xc; hams, 1876; breakfast bacon, l3S,
IARD-Tieroe. 9Kc; bO-pound cans, 9hc; H.
pound cans, 10A; 5.pound caUs. h-pouno csns'
InAn. z. rOunh p9ns, 1nMc
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KNOWING TIA T
CHILLARINE

Has not and cannot fail to cure, we. offer 1890
Reward for any case of Chills it fails to cure
when directions arc followed.
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Especisl atten ion is called to the adv Ell
tisenaent OF DR.. Clark. II is an old est-qT
lished, experienced and reliable physician
aud surpenn fH. t..!
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This famous Remedy for Con.
stipation, Dyspepsia, Indiges.
ton, Liver Complaint, and all
Liver Diseases, has been in 4
constant use by the public for I
fifty years, and is moro popular
to-day than ever before. Buy \
none but NJ. A. Tfledford s. Co.'s
original anti genuine, manufac-
tured by the Chattanooga 8fedi-
cine Co. lat Chattanooga, Tenn.
Every package enclosed in Ycl-
low Wrapper, ...4
Trial package by mali, fifteen
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TIL ENATIONAL
Iron. l. Fence Co.

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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-07
Crowding Titles.

The Calico Print has elevated Captain
Enoch P. johnson, of Hill street, in this
city, to the appalling title of Colonel. +"
That is pretty bad, butwhat it says about
his qualities as the best quartz miller on
the coast is Q. X. That Journal says
"The Oriental mill is constantly at work,
principally on King ore. and frequently
on custom ore. The mill continues to
work successfully. Colonel E. P. Johnson
has become thoroughly familiar with the
various kinds Of ore in Calico and other
districts in this county and is able to
treat them most successfully, working
the same to very high per cent. 1t is
doubtful II there is mill man or anal.
gamator ON this toast that can reduce
ore and get SO high a percentage Of silver
from it as Col. johnson has done so often
since he first took charge of the 0ro
Grande mill. He has labored 40 assidu.
ousIy and intelligently in mastering the
science of treating ores, and merits the
success he has attained and the reputa-
tion he has won as an expert in this i'm
portant branch Of business. -
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-07
The New Hospital.

The fourth meeting Of those interested
in establishing hospital under Protest
ant auspices was held last evening at the
office Of DIR. J. P. Widney, Hon. C. e.
Thorn in the chair and Dr. Lasher Secre-
tary. The Committee on Nominations,
consisting Of Rev. Elias Birdsall, DIR.
Walter Lindley and Rev. P. F. Bresee,
reported the following names for Direc.
tors for the ensuing year: Charles B.
Woodhead, NJ. L. Wicks, Howard w.
Mills, Geo. F. Mcclellan, B. F. Coulter,
J. NJ. Griffith. 8. J. Mathes. C. +. Tbom,
J. R. McManus, J. H. Book, Jotham
Bixby.
On motion the report was received,
adopted and the gentlemen nominated
were elected.
On motion, the Board of Directors was
requested to Incorporate this as the
Southern California General Hospital So.
ciety. Tho Committee on Site for Hos
pital was granite further time. The
Committee on Plans and Specification,
presented several plans, the further con
sideration Of which was postponed until
the Board of Managers shall be organ.
lied and the society incorporated.
The society adjourned until date i'm.
mediately after the receipt of certificate
ofincorporation. Of
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-07
Board of Supervisors.

TUESDAY, May 9th.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Present, full Board and the Clerk.
Issuance of $4,000 bonds ordered fol
the San Pedro School District.
Petition of r. W. Clark, ct al, for
road in San Juan District--Set for hear
ing on June 4th.
Petition of Peter H. Taylor, ct al, fol
a road in San Jose Road District-Re
ferred to Supervisor Reichard.
The question of the licenses under
discussion postponed until the next meet.
ing of the Supervisors.
Reports of county officers read and
ordered on report book.
Reports of township officers read and
ordered on file.
Petition for appointment of L. R.
Thompson as Water Commissioner fol
Azusa Water District, read and placed
on file.
. Petition OF citizens OF Santa Monica
for an appropriation to pay rent of office
for Justice of the Peace-Denied for the
reason that there is no law authorizing
such appropriation.
In the matter Of the San Fernando or
Porter road-On motion Of Supervisor
Waldron, said road declared a public
highway.
On motion. the County Assessor au-
thorized to employ two deputies TO pre-.
pare report for State Board of Equaliza-
ton, at salary Of 500 per month each.
Petition of d II. Collins aud Others
for road in San Jose district. Re.
ferred back TO petitioners for correction
Adjourned until 10 A. NJ. tomorrow.