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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-23
THE COURTS.
District Court.
NEW SUITS.

In the district court yesterday suits were
instituted as follows:
Charles Olson, administrator, VS.. Elias f.
Drake. Complaint filed. S. j. Pierce and
j. +. George, plaintiffs attorneys. The suit
is brought to recover damages, laid at SIS, 900,
for the death of Siven Olson, occasioned
ba the falling of wall when defendandts
fremed building on East Third street, near
jackson, was being cleared preparatory to re-
building.
Benjamin, Allen & Co., VS.. Clarence
Jones. Complaint filed; attorneys vertical
ton Rogers 81 Rogers, plaintiffs attorneys.
The suit is brought to recover 1858. go bal
ance of account.
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IN A THIRTY FOOT HOLE.
Sad Effects of Minneapolis Whisky

SAD Effects OF Minneapolis Whisky.
Geo., e. Wilcox, Minneapolis man, full
70 overlooking with intoxicants, at
about II o'clock last evening reeled up the
south side of the sidewalk on Third street
between Sibley and Jackson and striking his
stomach against a guard rail placed to keep
foot-passengers from running off into the
Drake block ruins, fell over the same and
was landed thirty feet down in the cellar and
wedged tightly in between an old coffee mill
and the wall. Officer Merriam hearing his
shrieks, sent for the patrol wagon and he
vas taken to the city hall, uttering wild cries
Df pain, and from thence was Immediately
conveyed to the city hospital. He was
thought to have sustained no greater in uries
Than the breaking of a rib or two,
and possibly not as serious as that.
A SOFT FALL.
Herman Hoppenbach, another Minneap-
Oils topper, was found by Officer Larson about
10 O'Clock last night sound asleep in the
mud on Rosabel street and on being con-
veyed to the city hallwas found to be cover
ed with thick coat of turnpike backing to
an extent to be hardly recognizable as a hu-
man being.
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Assessment for Grading Rice Street.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC Works.
City OF ST. PAUL, Mimi, March.21. 1894


The Board of Public Works in and for the cor
poration of the City of st. Paul, Minnesota. will
meet at their office in said city at 2 p. m. on the
31st day of March, A. D., 1854, to make
an assessment of benefits, cost and expenses
arising from the grading of Rice street, from Ri.
anca street north, to north line of city, in said
city, on the property ON the line of said Rice
street, from College avenue to north city limits,
and all property within one quarter (N) of mile
on either side of said Rice street, north of Svca
more street. and such property in Greene's addi-
tlon Jlllsons subdivision, Guerin's out lots. and
street, and such other property as nav
De deemed benefited thereby, amounting in the
aggregate to S4S, 1853 90. 49,
All persons interested are hereby notified to be
present at said time and place of making said
assessment and will be heard The notice here
tofore given, dated December 20, 1883. has been
annulled 100 DeeN
JOHN HARRINGTON, President
Official: R. L. GoRMAN,
ss-sa Clerk Board OF Public Works.
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Wanting BETTER Terms.

BosToS, March 22.-The Boston fruit
dealers association recently sent petition
to Commissioner Fink, asking for re-classi-
fication of fruit, SO that west bound fruit
might be forwarded at lower rates. To-day
reply was received from him saying it was
inexpedient at this time to make any change
in the classification.
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The Outlook.

FALL RIVER, Mass, March 22.-The Spin
ners' union passed resolutions denouncing
the acts of violence, and terming all con-
cerned in such nofriends of the strikers. An
attempt will be made to start the Siade and
Crescent mills on Monday.
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Municipal Court.
Before Judge Burr.

Dick Paully, disorderly conduct; fine Of
SO paid.
VIM. Hill, drunkenness; fine of IS paid.
W. D. johnson, same; fine RENTED.
f. M. Burlson, Mike McDermott, May Carr
and Jennie Albright-larceny.
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NOTICE
~ BIDDERS ;!
School Building,
In Sigels Addition.

Plans and specifications of the above building
car be seen ut the office, of the architect, d H.
Willard.
All bids must he accompanied by bond with
two responsible suretcs OF ut least ~ per cent
CT fle gross amount of the bid, conditioned that
in case the bid is accepted by the Board of Edu-
cation, the bidder viii enter into a contract with
said Board to perform the work in accordance
with the plans and specifications and for the. price
mentioned in his bid
The Board of Education reserves the right to
reject any Or all bids
BY order of the Board of Education.
j. q, DONNELLY.
Secretary.
NOTE: A further bond with responsible sureties
to be approved by the said board, will be required
of the successful bidder upon contracting in the
full amount of his contract, conditioned for the
faithful performance of his contract, in accord
ance with the plans and specification, and for the
amount of his bid and for the payment of all just
claims for all the labor work performed and
materials furnished for on account of said con-
tract. Fifteen per cent of all preliminary esti-
mates will be retained by said Board until the
completion of said contract.
j. G. DoNNELLT,
1884 Secretary.
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DIED.

CASEY-At st. Joseph's hospital, Friday, March
21, at z a. m, Officer John Casey, aged so
years.
Funeral from the hospital, Monday, at a. M
Services at the Cathedral. Friends invited to at
tend.
DALY.-At the residence of her parents, Elem
aged 16 years, month and 10 days, daughter
of Joseph B. and Bridget DAILY.
Funeral from 500 Preble street, to-day (Snn-
day., at 2 p. IN. Friends are invited to attend
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Notice Of Intention to Organize a Savings
Bank in The City Of st. Paul, Minn.
ST. PAUL, MINI, March 10, 1884.

ST. PAUL, MINI. March 70, 1854.
Public notice is hereby given by the under
signed corporators, that they intend to organize
Savings Bank, in accordance with the provis
ions of the General Laws of the state of Mime
sofa, under the name of the
''FDELITY SAVINGS BANK,
to be located at No 1855 East Fourth street, in
the Second ward of the city of St. Paul, Ramsey
county, Minnesota
A. FL. Wilder, J.W. Bishop.
Peter Berkey, JAS. j. Hill.
VIM. r. Merriam, John b. Sanborn.
Henry P. Upham, Frederick Drfscoll
William Dawson, Harvey Officer,
s. B, Mcconnell, Francis B. Clarke
P, h. Kelly. T. F. Cakes.
VIM. Lindeke, A. G.. Foster.
Conrad Gotzian, Oh. Bigelow.
mar1a,dw.fri
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LOCAL MENTION.
White Goods.

Anheuser Busch Export Beer, at 100 W. Third
street. Il. Orlemann, agent,
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Kid Gloves.

Full line, in all colors, in Shook and 4-button,
Every pair guaranteed, at $1.25 per pair, at
McLain's, 384 Wabashaw.
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Bath Towels

Besley's Waukegan Ale and Porter, at 10e "
Third street. H. Orlemann, agent.
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Isle Thread Hnsierp

AT 10 cents each, or 81. IS per dozen, at McLain'
Worth double the price asked.
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VIII offer big bargain in ladies' fine Isle
thread hose for few days. Call and see them at
McLain's. ss4 Wabashaw.
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swisses, Decca Cloths, Nainsooks, Cambrics,
Lace Stripes and Checks. All grades, at low fig
ures, at McLain's.
White Embroidered Flannel,
At McLain's, 1884 Wabashaw street.
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BRICK CONDUIT

for water supply. Work to be done in accord
ance with plans and specifications on file in the
Office of the Engineer of said Board.
A bond of twenty per cent. of the amount bid
with two sureties, resident of the state of Mime
sofa, must accompany each proposal A form of
bid viii be furnished on application.
The Board reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
L. W. RUNDLETT,
Engineer Board of Water Commissioners.
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Unfinished Part Of The Brick Conduit

Not covered by the contract with Morton & Terry,
between Vadnais Lake and the Centreve road
a total length of abont onc-and a-half miles
Work to be done in accordance with plans and
specifications on file in the office of the Engineer
of said board.
Il bond of % per cent. of the amount bid with
two sureties, residents, of the state of Minnesota
must accompany each proposal form of bid
will be furnished on application
The Board reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
i. ". RUNDLETT,
Engineer Board of Water commissioners
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-10-23

ft.... .rer|mrc u, 40 HUurn,.'rr D.
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t.... U..H ., American, Iiaf Anne. an me
uga. .. yaGHc. 6' HAMILTON 81; Clou,,5-
nj. mourning, n aImp.ou mourning, o..
lau,. o; bunncu - %. No, ,l"ngi !.
40. Hrrn, e. Gloucester, Hr, ilybWuNd, o.
AvuUutc I,uk,G's; larlmulH ulH. g. Nl,n
pink, O.. N,rNWHr rNl'.lf.H' lH -ll'N'"l.
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Knows surEr. ,.-Luvrrucr Ill, -.
stark AZ. -ts tu."Higr Ul Indian Had
u, M; My.lls Gygl d.; Al"g;, ,',, \; y
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H,; Pepper 70 u, 2; fremont Ct, ~; touii'
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n. BADGER state IL, "a; Michigan l.l Or :
Beaver buW Ill, %; DRrN \, P4i Nonu't.
'u, a.; Granite " -; Nr,inrn ~, - !
lautDHU. EE, " Warhrs''t, 55si New
upr!,rI :. O., SrymurIci q, 90
RLEACUEr SHEEU%"a M" y ORE, Nv.
W msui'n, ~ f; Iaugdnn GU no. lnn-hn'y
cam muslin, Ne; Eyriloy q cam muslin,
H.s, TJ,r"rnrI, 10; AuGrDsHogrin !. -, :,
NG,unN NI,,H, LuUsdu'", ha.' tnhoir ~ Ton
H,,,6Ircnty,a,; uiU ~ s.; Ei!5-S, - ia.
lowell q r ., Boot T., i,f EU'luu, 5, canoe
81 Blackstone "A "a, Horc, =. Gt.,n
g., -; Gold H,l~l, :; Fichvile, : year.
Ticxs-Nmoskcae AGA, n; hmoskeag \,
~; Amus.,.g y, ~; Am9sSgaE &, Hs2i
NmUSEuug ID. ll' AiNpsktts f.. iN-c' ENil'11'
',rag =. ~, AuoSkcug II, q; IhuynRike ~
70 VI: swift River, -; MetaUnu 40, l2ls Con
psiugY Ok 81 ~: Cords At y, l. 2; tpnrSip-
On ,..r.S. -; CuUcstogg Gu -, los toneS'oE'
DT fl. ~: Cones agI, Goa - T.; .aL.!!-
ton, M; Manhattan, s. international ~
srgIrgs-AmprKcar 3-20. ~ llsi Ameri'
can. 90: hamilton, 'lia; AWOsEeag chez ioi,
lnig: NsNbyEu, "a, li &snHyW"I red gI1', q, ~.
DFNIws- Ng'pskuuE, lii YORK, ~ pliE
AKA, ~ b; OTIS Bb, lua; EullmliQn, a;
Oh, GO. .0' beaver Gr,,h AZ, IL EraNtI
Creek l.E. u. Beaver ClcyEGN lbl.i Warren
BR, NJ; Warren AKA, l., HPymoF,r
brown, se. Columbian, Hi warren tl
brown, iul : CuggSylilc, 10.
rUF,K# MON, No. so, II, Union, 20, ~
as: Union. 40. Is. II; Miners No. I, Eie. MI
uaI's 80. =. irs; Prodigy, o; Alabama Osna-
hur"a 3" Nn ANA usugNurg-i Z, Augusta
't GI%Gli , iis-larcastc-, g; Amo,Ec4s, s.
Canton, 81. HrauCr q GlouWpo3r W. IS'ts'
s. glrr,lnOnf. t,.: Miami, So, Clarendon,
- !; Scotch, double fold, 30. u US. 20.
iAIUI. n---A Washington ~: NHnNI'' 20
ass: Slater ~ Sons, 81 .au.a; kia hnisl, "lSoi
Nlatuuy'lt., q. ,'Ha q; Garnet n 80 'l2'
CtUpErI,G5-ru Tapestries illg".us a,'Fgs'tgi
TapystrI,- sanford S, Gtas3; Tapes 'es NoN-
bury, - Hj.g'uw body Bru.s.'S, loli Low
Ell bod, Brussels, l.%j; Extra MoqUrttssr l,s''
- Moqur,ts., In; Lowell extra sup'rS' IA
Hartford }-piy. po: Hartford extra Suptis,Ui
Park, EtId d franklin extra Suprrs; 80
PARK, CottUu-chaln extra supef-, 1.t=' "lp!h-
delphia wool. iELJI. cOmHlou c"tlOn-chiln
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GROCERIES,.

CoFFFv--plo fair, Hole; prime, II. else
TEAS inueriul, i5(a5jc; Young Tyson, 400
soc; Oo.un. 4-tcGOC; Japan, 63(GG5c: a..
SUGA ra-Powdcred 9%c: cut loaf, SIC;
granU!a''l. SIC: standard y /, Sc; LOulsi-
ina whit clarified, Sc: yellow cb,"ldcd, nc:
,hoice Louisiana, &c.
MOLAssES-LoUlsiana choice, dGG; prime,
5ic iar IL guOd, IUc: corn syrup, ioc; sugar
syrup, 8ldgfic: rcboiied, i5G sc.
GC'SG-purc Jute, TX lbs, VA; y yard,
w rs, IOl e: ties, Los Fbundie.
RrCF-M lolcsae, 64G71Sc.
CRACKERS-Soda Y, &c; xxx, 7Ec; cream,
C; ginger snaps, Sc.
P.-Olive, 2.I5 & box, blue Indla, 10
oars, $50 = box; "a ii bars, i.70 Il BOX; 10
bars, 80 r. hoX.
CATDLEs-Star, full weight, $40; short
~
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HARDWARE AND METALS.

AxEs-Collins, e dozen. 800; Gold Dollar,
r dozen, 500; Diamond edge, y dozen, lO.Oe;
Double BIT, 400.
sKILLETs AND LIDs-i1lc p 10; sugar ket-
TIN PLATE-I. c. 1oxl4, = box, 800; /. g.
i4x2O, Is box, 500; Terne, Hx2D, b box, 1850 ;
r iSSwt-ARE1Picced, discount 50 4, cent;
stamped, discount 50 {, cent.
SOLDER-N0. |, l5c; No. and n NC o To-
DUCK HORSE CoLLARs-No. |, i.25 y dozen.
HAwEs-Two loop, 4cH S,doSen; three loop,
TACKs@in boxes, 100 papers, $50 4 box.
GRUB HoEs-T3 dozen, $50; railroad picks,
u dozen, $50.
MATToCKs-fs dozen, 9,0N
RUBBER BELTING-Discount 81 o cent ana
10 u cent.
NAILs-325, rate.
SHOvELs AND SPADEs-Rowlands, al :
count 40 =. cent: Ames' list, steel goods
count 40 and 10 T. cent. M,
HEAVY HARDW&RE-Shaits, hitisn, S.U
poles 1850; singletrees, wagons, 20! l.75;
buggy, 225; express, 25y; wagon tongues,
1000; hickory axles, lO.OO; 6o,sters 40; coup
ing poles, AIS; spokes, XXA se,eci 5a5;
Xxx, $50. sawed felloes l.?5; 3 200;
;iowden shoes. SEQ; northwestern morse nails,
No. 6, 600: !, 6.25; 5, 500: AR iron, De rate
blow steel, 7c spring st SC; cast ste '' lSc.
BIyGGI Fs-Grade b. and spring Top, J.0OlG
10000: do open, 70.OWGSO.OO; do, SIDE spring
ION lOO.OWDl35.C0; do. side bar, lWt1Hgl lWi
do. phgtons, l25.0eGl5e.0O: grade a ,'de
spring, l4O.O6@20O.0O; do. phetons, l6O.GN9
2'A.C0; bump seat buggies, lI5Oye,l5oo; nlat-
ans S0.0OG 1900.
WrRE-Smooth wire No. 8, BE; Nos 10 and
&c. apanned, barbed wire, &c; saivan-
gnd ba rbed, &c
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LIQUORS.

r.IoHoL--f9 anllon, S2.37 a. S2.iO
EEAHplh',-nomCstic, Z, gallon ,S3.Wl % $3.50
imported ougIuc, ,S57, Ti giilon,$ $50; lN.2,f5lO
1870 Si,TU; IT'D SG,r'; 1850, 8, 40; l"'S, Sa.lNi
1873, 1000: Olnri, nupuy A Co.'S cOgnac, 1915
$50; $50, 500; lS'i 500; ISIS, SlO.Sl; BIS
.,GVt, nuhuutho i Go. co-uac, 1878, Si.IJi lS'O'
"a. ~; 1873, sgtr
GIS-Dnmcst.c. New York or Philadelphin,
4 gal on, u 20, Holland, u gallon, S2.'Nd2S5;
- AOucrl Buructts Oh Tom, 4 gallon, sS.lj
Fg2j, Sir Robert Eurnett's O'd Tom, q cask,
e.. 5OrG.G0: Holland, Z ease, 500,
MHIsEY--S .OuiSiHna rcctited, 10 n cent.
proof r. gallon, $l.i5; Western, SLlIgl.l7,
Bourbon, $l.!Wlf35N; Rye, fl.5ltdS.jO; Scotch,
imported, Si,Ola 10; irishi imported, An
a. i..',
CL4tNr.GEES 80 ROudercr Carte Hlanch,
.ruris, = dozen, 27.OO; Piper HCidsciCk quarts,
f' dozen, SEQ; krur a Co, quarts, q dozen,
'2.BH: AlOrr & Chrud0n, SillCry MoUsScuN, II
lay,n, 2!."r; Cremput d'Ay, {! dozen, $500; g.
Ia. Nulnm e co.'s, T'ots, 81 additional; dry
vlrscuuv. 2i15; EXiry Dry, $50.
WINES, California clargt, II gallon, GO8GS;
Monguool No. |, i gUlon, 7Ho55; imported
r.iIyt7, ordinary, 4 c"sk, 50oJgsO0O; family
rgr,.s, per caslI, 7o.gnGSDv0; line clarets, 4
rur.., spgVal7iUo; MCdOc, d. case, 600; ST.
iu,ian. p ease, $50; MavgauN, u case, 700;
P0ric tauot, r case, ln.ca; Larosc, d case
y 10: I.eovl1. r case. l2.U0: Chateau i.aitte,
p Gaze y Og' ci''HE",, q case. 2.2NGS & q
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loseorhlng aud rriivdy threatening
Mr.. Fisher, aud moi 500 into the yefy
heart ~ Mr.. lilniuo's disrgso2 The ~.
vpstipail0n WIS only delayed Nv his
sickness, 10 WIS not nhnndonrl, TIC
tolt then that ho could not walk out
from his sick room we'll man until the
terror If Mullipnn aud Fishers know J.
"dge against him was removed, lto
Knew Fisher was man with u tender
hrart, aud ho also knew how Ia Halter
Mrs. Fisher, who had the stronger viii
Of the two. Any one familiar With Mr..
Fishers character and surroundings
can fully appreciate the forco of Mr..
lilHino's letters, aud how they appealed
Ia his kindly nature, hut Mulligan and
not Fisher held the letters.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from prnc-
tice, having had placed in his hands by
an East India missionary the formula OF
simple vegetable remedy for the speedy
and permanent cure for consumption,
bronchitis, catarrh, asthma, and all
throat and lung affections, also positive
and radical cure for nervous debility
and all nervous complaints, after having
tested its wonderful powers in thousands
of cases, has felt it his duty to make
il known to his suffering fellows. Actu-
ated by this motive and a desire to re-
lieve suffering humanity, | will send
free of charge, to all who desire it, this
receipt, in German, French, or English
full directions for preparing and using
Send by mail by addressing with stamp
naming this paper, w. \. Noyes, 14s
Powers Block, Rochester, n. Y.
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TIE BuSlNESS WORLD.
rnM.llI.lIAI.


DALLAS oct ~ luruNl nfr ru'f''l lnI
~ uurrUsunuulN Wurll 4 uu H'.NIN. nI 'N'
'pfD. tu condition ut Ihf COTTON i.HI.'.
nd -uitr uf tHtm HI.tIlU'. I.Il ..u||. H.
q The buying ugUul- r.pu.IrH I|U' lh III.
hAsrTs Ur uulr lH UHN Wu."H I.I NN|'
,lnod iu WuI iH i.'.' l.f .tu' ."n,
nis Dr. hN uu utNHr inr Ut-.. '".'nh NO''l
-n sun I.t. b. IuuH.H H.'1 'Ht grow n'
90 .luUir Stem who l#Nr grown
rev in thy BUSH. Y.IW lNUrUui Nuhurt-
ally ana -k i'ul ui iuD "details ihbi N"'uur lH
~ hardly Hu' 40 live uu Il" -"llIlA pTuNI
cTiNri um N uuU iurrNiLNt uNuNllHn, ''U'
uudrHtu rurI ui 4 CONT n CO., regulation I'.
.atluuuI fI.l- time 4 lNI|Hr buyer NUN n.
.uts Ibr good nlulIU-, put g"'- NJ cent" .uI
IN England, Wlyr 90 hun nuH'I'u
4 the lp--rs uni rHHfEUr ll..N. .I'
removal ui Iut bale ana many ltiu.r .r
Ad~ nUurH 90 iH-HT Is IhU i.INeIfilHN. 'i
~ seu.nu was properly described u- "l'.
mos, Ihr pro sent ryu-un lNbr! unu uin..Itf
rms ul br-,TIu lu the same direction
ur Utrl that lu-I -Hn-uu Was UNrh COM
AIRED Co Ii|,, stocks ut dry -nul' are very
trgc. Mills are H'IIl VrnuUrIur, NN lN'IH I'
sncFui huIriysH.u~r NlIH operate 30
nd Tor TIE vtury WI nus Nt't'-
.Ous condition a.. 90. O. TIE reader
referred o. the puillCu, ~lluuNuh W "
'rthiuly tho TW' ui NrU'"'Nfau GOVERN
.cni, uuh viii Last Hs JOINS Hr ihU. llN't To-
ius power pom thIr state u' lN' NInh tH
iaTkrt iS hA.uI Wl tic Iuullt ana th'
lark T. based upon lulhNNuN ftiHl"'''NN
hrlN inui urr|Nr' ANA .Iu."N'I. sue 'N'N
Iosc Nuu HurN lhu' l.NE bluHl hE ~
gnin-nl lhir tlmr un'lN lnll n',.f''
realty 'N't'" lh' l,''lPlI 'l '"' ~ -.
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knights of the Mystic Chair.

PIrTsBURG, Oct. 2l.-The Supreme Cas-
tie Of the Ancient Order of the Knights
Of the Mystic Chair met here in annual
convention this afternoon at : o'clock
and Will be in session until Thursday
evening. Thirty delegates. represent
ing twenty-five states, are in attendance.
To-day's session was taken up with
reading reports from different state cas-
ties and comforting degrees upon some
of the representatives present.
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LANCASTER, oct. 2o.-iCorraspond
once. cotton picking in this section
has about closed. About loo bales
have hoen ginnod here to this date.
The free school begins next Monday
for II term Of six or seven months.
Miss Graves, an ACCOMPLISHED teacher
of Calvert, Texas, takes charge OF an IN
lcrcsting class in Instrumental music.
Dr. Hayden preached yesterday NJ the
Baptist church one of his incomparably
fine sermons. The church has
called ltov. j, 4. Elder rs pastor,
The Presbyterian church will begin !
prolractpd II Getting here tho second sun
day i'm November.
Rev. q. W. owen has closed his con-
ference year at this place and leaves for
Waco soon. Conference has beer
strongly petitioueC Ion his return to this
field.
A ady phrenologist has mapped out q
career of usefulness for quite II number
of our people.
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wesley CMNpEI..
Cotton, Corn and snail Grain Crops-The
Coming Election.


WESLEY CHAPEL, Oct. a.. Cores
pondcnce.! - notwithstanding the dry
weather, our cotton crop has been fair
and uhl's cotton gin has been pushed to
it, fun caparitv. our section Will prob
ably yield onc-lhird of Il crop this sea
son. Corn crop is fair. Some OF our
farmers are holding their grain in an
ticipnton of better prices.
The approaching election is creating
Il great deal oliJtc,est.
Billy Smith, our popular sheriff, has
many strong supporters here, and will
receive solid vote ~ this box. His
friends arc melted to active work, as ii
is learned that in some portions Of the
county efforts are being made 10 defeat
him. Our people appreciate merit and
worth, and want him reelected.
The Democratic state ticket, and Hill
for county clerk, will also receive solid
vote,
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w0oL.HIDEs AND PELTRIEs.

WouL--Mexicau, free Of burrs, lGGl2c; Mex
ican improved, lZd'l7c; COARSE Ice; fine me-
dium 2Odl2c tne Dol, according TO dirt and
condition. Ii(l22c; bury, 19ac per pound
less, according to burrS
HIpFs-Prime plump tints, 70 lbs and up
l4c per 10; seconds, plump tlints, 70 TBS and up
l2c per ib; prime light and kips, l2c per 10;
culls. bulls and stays, 8tg9c per 10; dry sailed
aail15c, according To condition; green sailed
7Iac. :,
PELTRIEs-Deer skins, 21922c; antelope, II
N1l5c: seal sk!ms l5d2Jc; sheep pets, as per
wool, 20la85c; shearings, l09l5c.
TALIow-Frlme tallow, &c; tallow grease
5f3El/r. rrcaqo yellow to brown. 4fa,5c,
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LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL.
ROUGH LuMBER-Urder % feet, $50 u 1000;

over - feet, $3.50 q 1000 .,
DRESSED LuMBER.-one side, select, 70 4
1850; one side, over - inches wide, f27.5O II
Loco: Two sides, $3.50 u 900; one side, H4GpS
inc hes, $50 Il 900; native siding, $50 Z l,eO0:
white pine siding, second common. $3.50 O.
1860. poplar siding, $25 D. 1000; rough ceiling
sis a. 900; " ceiling, dressed and undressed
roo i OoO; X ceiling, dressed and undresscd,
ga Il 1900; poplar ceiling, $3.50 g 900; white
pine ceiling, $50 q 1909; dressed and matched
si7 90 per 1000; dressed, S2c q, 1000.
pine, 81. 10. cypress, si.25; o. X cypress
S4.5G hoss, best or al heart cypress, 90; dl'
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Dr. HOsanEO. 49, =,
This name has become so familiar with
the most Of people throughout the
United States that it is hardly neces-
sary to state that he is the originator Of
the great DIR. Bosanko's Cough and Lung
Syrup, the peoples favorite remedy
wherever known, for coughs, colds. Con-
sumption and all affections of the throat
and lungs. Price so cents and %l.OO
Sold by Hickox Il Patterson, Dallas.
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GREENvILLE, Oct. 2l.-ISpecial. In
the trial of Smoot for fence cutting,
the Jury returned verdict ofnot guilty.
La night f. r. Rogers, Of Rockwell
county, got into bad company and wa7
robbed of $50 by negro.
Sells show is billed here for the 10th OF
November.
Candidates are rounding up the cor
ners preparatory to the near election.
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The season for fires is upon us. So in.
sure your home with Smith q Hall.
agents at Dallas for the Sun of London,
Transatlantic. Fireman's Famed, Yves
tern of California, aud the Oakland ct
California.
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Mrs. Chas. Smith, of Jincs, Ohio,
writes: have used every remedy for
sick headache could hear of for tne
past fifteen years, but Carriers Little
Liver Pills did me more good than all
the rest