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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-20
FIVE GENTS ALINE

FIVE GENTS A LINE
SITUATIONS TAINTED.
WTANTED-By good dressmaker few
w places in families to sew. Inquire at 108
Leech street. 292-98
yNTANTED-A situation as waiter, or to do
w chamber work. Address K, 0, Globe Of
flee. 292-98
SITUATIONS OFFERED.
WANTED-A lady or gentlem in every town
w in Minnesota, to sell ''Rand McNally &
CO. new dollar atlas Agents are averaging
from 10 TO % copies per day. Call on or address
the Continental Publishing Co., sole agents.
Davidson block, corner Fourth and Jackson
streets, st. Paul. 29O-95
Females.
WANTED Girl 394 Laurel avenue. General
w housewSrk. a91-07
GIRLS wanted at 3S2 Robert street, Merchants
W dining room. 29O-9e
WTANTED-A girl for general housework,
w $40 Franklin street. 1895
1--WE GIRLS wanted at F. Engers bookbind-
IL cry, 144 East Third street, to do folding
and sewing 1884
WANTED-Lades and gentlemen in city or
w country, wishing to earn So to SIS day
at their own homes. No canvassing Work sent
by mail any distance. For particulars, address,
with stamp, Crystallzed Photo company, SO West
Seventh street. Cincinnati, o. 293-95
* IRL for general homework. Good wages to
~ tidy and competent person. sci Ashland
avenue. 1885,
...a..zu--zz--.
FOR BENT
nor RENTAL office over r. o. Sweeny's
4 drug store. Apply to Mr.. Sweeny, No. Z
West Third street. a92-95
TOR RENT-LaIge floor for hall or manu-
II featuring purposes, $50 Robert street.
259-319
THREE nice rooms to rent, SS per month.
L 44O st. Anthony avenue, 294-95
EIOR RENT-A fve-room house, o d water.
II shed and cellar, No. 37S North OFT street.
292*
NNOR RENT-A furnished house of 8 rooms
Il cellar, wood she d and all modern conve-
niences. One block from postofice, Addrs SIS
G, AZ, Globe office. 290-94
BOARDING HOUSE for rent-A good loca-
- ton, situated 146 Ninth street, between
Robert and Jackson formerly Ridwell residence
Apply 10 E. Langevin, Sixth ward. 2S9s
IT USE for rent, 420 West Seventh street.
II 264*
TOR RENT-First- class dwelling, 10 looms,
No. ia Summit avenue, formerly occupied
by Reuben Warner. Enquire of owner, II. D.
Gates, No. 122 Summit avenue. 251*
E'oR RENT-A house Inquire 1903 East
II Fifth street, up stairs, next door to Tempe
rance House. Suitable for boarding house or
store. 24Ss
ElOR RENT Cheap)-A new house, No. 400
Il Aurora avenue w, rooms, good cellar, els
tern, barn and shed. One block from University
street car. apply 15s Aurora ave. 293-99.
ENoR RENT-A house OF eight rooms on Good
IL rich avenue, between Leech and Forbes
streets. Enquire 102 Leech street. 2e3-97.
Il thorough repair, at $50 per month. Apply
to j. A. Sabin, Davidson block. 241*
EIoR RENT-Largs house, ten rooms, on
IL Franklin Third street; also third
story OF building of building 155 West Third
street, ]. kelleher, 1872 West Third street 214*
ENoR RENT-Houses from So to $40. Jas.
IL, Dillon, 235 Commercial street. 2O2*
HOUSES FOR RENT-Between Twelfth and
IL Thirteenth Streets on Robert UriL.
Lamprey. 1914
E1oR RENT-A cottage with four rooms
Il Pantry and closets, good water and every
convenience. Apply TO j. C. Mccarthy. Sixth
ward. 27O*
Rooms.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-20

DOR SALE, or will trade for horse, good
IL Hallet q Davis piano Call at once IL you
mean business. Z. S. ALLEN,
20S< i42 East Third street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-20
Rooms

ENoR RENT-Unfurnishe he'd room for one or two
u ladies. Help at housework taken as part
pay. lowest Tenth street. 290-97
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-20

ENoR RFNT-Four rooms suitable for house
IL keeping. 400 Selby avenue 1885
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-20

ENOR RENT-A house. Inquire los East
l. Fifth street. up stairs, next door to Tempe
rance House. Suitable for boarding house or
store. 24Ss
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-20

FOR RENT-(Cheap)-A new house, No. 40
Il Aurora avenue W, rooms, good cellar els
tern, barn and shed. One block from University
street car. Apply 15S Aurora ave. $500.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-02-10
HOUSES & FARMS
FOR SAIE.
Houses Rented, Loans Negotiated and
Collections Made.
THOMSON'S
Real Estate & Loan Agency,
Over Carter's Gun Store. P. o. COX 95l.

,1IOO house Of four rooms, lot 31f
ItOo rods, on car line, Twelfth Ward.
$4,000 A new brick house Of six rooms
QoOOO two closets and large hall, hiRh
ceilings and finished in good style, Mica lawn,
lot 81 l.2 feet front. 10 rods deeH, close to car
line, Twelfth Ward.
NEW modern two story brick house of
a nine rooms aud bath room. large hall, all
flashed in first class style, lot so feet front by
IL rods deep. nice lawn and shades, large
barn and nice spring on the premises; first
class location, three blocks from Main street,
on line Of the proposed cable road; a nice re J.
dence for business msn-on market for q
short time; cal at our office for terms.
%O60O A modern style two story adobs
SOoOO house Of eight large rooms, two
halls. four rooms with nice CRATES and iron
m autels. bath room ana water closet on sec.
high ceilings. large pantry, five closets and
two good cellars; lot 6y15 rods, all Set with
the choicest fruit trees and plants of II kinds,
7 ice lawn and ornamental trees, hydrant.
water, etc.; also large ard weli.fip ished
barn, 2sxSS feet. carriage house and every
tning In f1rst-class order. A beautiful resi-
dence and bargain; located on South Temple
street east Of N ain street.
&o1O0 A new adobe house of eight rooms,
poIOO finished in good style, lot 3x8
rods, hydrant water and gas; good chance
for person to keep furnished rooms. as per-
ton Of the house Is rented for $4l q month,
or win rent the place TO q person buying the
furniture: or line between tbs two depots,
Fifteenth Ward.
,10OO choice building lot, Sx1O rods,
~ NOO south front, two blocks west OF
NJ ain street, Seventh Ward.
G6RO A nice building lot, 2 1-2 < 10 rods.
PooO close to Utah Central depot, Six
teenth Ward.
RmCa lEr .gaEN RTREES a
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be dod gasted vacuum. Gimme my
coat" and Mr.. 6pocpsndyke grabbed
his garment, and threw il over bis
wife's workbasket for safe keeping,
and went to bed wrapped in cloud
of growls.
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once: I57 MAIN STREET %.
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Purchase Of Best Goods, and 81 Mini
mum Prices. See Price List. Orders
quickly filed. Careful attention 20 ship
ments. All climates suited.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-10
HARDWARE AND METALS.

oUOThTiOnb IO-uhi.
4xEs-Oollips, per dozen. . o. Gold Dolly az
&c, aSso a, q Diamond Edge per 00'0n' o.
sKILIEfs AND LIDs-4Ho per pound; sugar
Kettles, iho per pound.
sCAiES-Fairbanks discount IS per cent
Howe, discount % percent.
TIN PLATE--I. q. l0x14, per bog, co. !. O.
llx2o, rer box, 90 Terne, i4x2o. per boz, 60;
TIEwARE-Pieced. discount 80 per cent
sbamped, discount 0per cent.
SOLDERING. !, l5c; No. IL and IA lso por
DUCK HORSE CoLLARs--No. IL 25per dozen
HAMEs-two loop, 10 por posen three loop
TA III bozes 100 papers, q 50 per box.
~MxTTOCKS-Per dosen, o so.
RUBBER BELTING-Disooun 6opes cent.
sHovFLs AND spADRs-Rowland's, dis.
count ~ Dor cont AInes' List steel goods, dis.
HEAVY HARDwARE--Shafts, finished, 0 90
polos, 13 81. Singletrees wagons, oeleot 70.
buggy, 25 exprcss. So Wagon tongues
10 %. Hickory axles, 10 co. holsters, I IS
Coupling poles, 4 rs. .spokes, XXX, select as
XXX, $50. Sawed felloes, X, l. 10; 2 2 90.
Bowden shoes. 8 ~ Northwestern horse nails,
Plox ste ! 70 spring steel, 80; cast steel, lsc:
BuGGIBS-afade B. and spring top. 20 00@
100 90 do open, 70 O0d9So co. do side epring
ton, 100 .S9dS5 90 do side bar 100 00Ql30 co. do
phDtonA los 009l50 90. A grade side spring,
leo O000 co. do ?hDtons, $50 000200 10; bump
scat buggies, IT'S o0S25O o. platform springs
10 aaiS 90 three spring wagons, % ocsiiA
Ssr aSSS . sc' ''N "A'' w
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DRY GOODS.


oJofATrONH TODAY.
pRINTs-rrsemsns,A *; I,odtG ilouaosser. ~
wioh. Ss Alien. sH Albion solid So, Pcsbooy
solid ~ Peabody black. 5k; simpson black
Ok; s!rnp y mourning. 6S; dloucostsr mourn.
& Arnold 9; oil rcd, o oil bluc and green, u.
HRAVY BROWN 0oMRaTICS--Augirta -,
OK; Indian Head. q. Swift, Crock, - 6ki Ktna'
s. 8; r A. s.saa - Il 2; SO Gr sss ~ *
= dhsr.es osA, Ga; 4 Lake tsoorso -. ssi
Atlantic A.7xi bennington Matches y. sS;
FIN FINE BROWN DoaEsTIcs-Lste eeeree
~; HArvost,7k; posahontns. TA Great kslin, y;
pcsslnr. 81 S; plpm Island, s Atlantic. "
areonbser, 7k; Anendsle, IN Dwight IN; Be-
sLfAcHRD DoMEsrIos--socis 8; Sunny
Side ~; HolnneeviIls IN. sorrsk sBiS Bonsnss>
X. O. Auburn. 81; Lon.iala 81; LonsdaiS cam.
Diamond Hiu, cambria n knights cenbria
bridge. x. b Peerless X, So; Fruit Of the Loom
N Ssn Of ss spIsslo s si1Sf 90 slo
6exk, dos, Il; Stark. 1905, 10; Savage. Sos, il
Hsmpoai brown and drab, 90. To- namrdsn
Ky. do, Is t.ooion. l0-or, brown and dssh lb1s
/. Sc irnh-. VIZ: cold aatai slue lax; Lion
agvvn end arab. y; Chariot striped. Hs' sey-
ayr S.rfrsd, I2s,
TICKING Amoeseag AGA, u; Hamilton, ~
az Ozres-r, AZ: coninontsl Fancy, 10; Sisa-
dsId Fancy, ~, Hszrlsburg. 10.
HCK0RY=Roos hiyof. s.ti Rl5o snd SreTu
II G. Haullicp II; American. 10; Lowell City, on
PLAIN osNkBURGs-Delta, ~; ECONOMY
9k: ottawn. sH: Michigan. ": Belle. 7kWo0n
..wn,7x oa.avbssk. Arlington. O. Augusta
*: Louis,anA ~.
JEANs-Roxboroush, IS; Pacific r. B., % y
Beaver Valley, rs; Toxic. l2K; Humboldt. 49,
Peoples 2tk; Louisville, sSk; kentucky. sik.
United states sOl., Gold Medal II.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-10
POULTRY. GAME, ETC.
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.

QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
0REBN APPLK6-5 COOS 30 per barrel.
NUTS-Almonds, zoo per pound; Brasil lB9
100, alberta lbc nsples wainuiA $50 Per pound
nuts. Tennessee rcd, ls@liG choics white, lao
cocoAnutA s0Ooo 90.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per barrel. II 600
u 20 % case, 50; Valencine per case Of 40
: oOaiO 90.
LKHoNs-sicily. 500 per boz; Malaga
DATIe-In trails, ioal2o
BANANA6-s COCA 90 per bunch.
SWEET P0TAfOks--0n the stR eeta nd
7se PEI bushel; yellow. %
POTATOES hp6hel, loo.
OABBAoE-New,2 Boa oper dosen, o. 80
% GnRI Ia No quote Ms GOES 80 pen dosoni
uT ~ % 9S, NJ, so,sn.
BUTTER Choice western O82sc; cooking
u011o county. % 81
SsiiD fiAcaEs-unpsslsa "a peeled iac
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parents much solicitude. Another daug
Ter, Julie, died q year ago last July. The
family 10 closely K II and though Hospital
BILE. Ne members fad most constant society
among Themselves Mrs. Eimunds and
Ms. Mary Eimunds were ct the
Barmuoas nearly all winter TOR the
brneht Of tho lstter's health. They
reiurned 10 Washington a few weeks
afo. TITS the opiuion OF some Of the
friends Of the family here thstif ths daugh'
ter's heslth requires sprc'sl attention from
her fast or this summer he would either not
sccapt tbe noniussion, or, accepting II.
would leave the party TO manage It's own
cam ps,gn. Ma. Edmunds 10 the daughter
OF Willis LYMAN, now Head, and piece OF
the ls,e George r. Marsh, the l'nguist, and
long American minister at Rome. On the
senator's aloe OF the family there are no
near relatives living, sxc,pt q sister. Mrs.
Maynard, OF Detroit. On tho ether aide
he iamiiy relations are Numerous, the
Nurshes and Lym,ns predomiDsting.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-10
LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL,
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.

QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
eTONR-At the Dallas quarries, SO per cubic
foot; lie for foundation; leo for wall, and $50 for
LUMBER-Yellow Pine. rough, 2 90 pcr 100
over n feet 2 Is per 100; Dresd side finishing
clear, 2 so common, 25; X ceiling. % 0s Y cell
ing, q So Kx6 rough, 50 per 100; kxs rough.
/ rs per 100; xx3 dressed. 200 per 100. Siding.
I rs per 100 Poplar dressed finishing. 90 per
100. !s,ng, 50; = ceiling, go |. ceiling, 8 90.
white pine dressed finishing, 8 50 per 100 Il
ceiling, LIST common, 8 co. End common, 76;
siding LIST common, q rs; and common, 30.
OuAIson doasA ! 30 sash. 2S96 % e 70 sl!e.
6HINGLES-vsllow pima 800 20 white
pine 4 6o9s GO: oJpress No L 8 90 No. q
PLASTER PARIB-Per barrel. 0o@4 90.
CEMENT FLUEH-d inah, Exg inch, too 8
ip6h oolSne jotnt 20; inoh oap 500 2 tnJh
calnnG So1nk 26 inch cap 10, 6nC
DRxN PIYE-S tnsh. 100 per foot linch. 400:
6 inch, W,SG inoh, lor . inch, b0U
MIxHD PAINT8-Realy for use ana all col.
ora Is per gal. All the teeted and stan.
dard mahBs arc on sale BY Dallas dealerl
WHITE LEAD-8trictiy pure 1905 IS.
WINDOW GLAsS-sxi0 10 l6xi2 500 1ox1l
10 l4x2k $50 l6xA TO 2ox24 Q 70, less " per cent
LlMH-Osdpeee& Ausun, 2 90 pe1 barrett pulg.
! = Dgu.sn oar lotA 80 pr ssrri, 4 Is;
DnllAA IN Lon. 2oU Ipoe buahei 40
HAIR--Pef pound. SAox0.
POST6-Oedar. u so Dolls dare. b
LATH5-4 90 per Loco
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-10
THE BUSINESS WORLD
COMM iclsCIAL.

DALLAS. May Q Tho cro's,ies for the ne.
eity railway extsssion aro Ia place on Hatwood
street aud "a a short limo rew retail slofes
y be seen on ,hs. line rhS 'a, .h.aa Pa ~.
tine prop sei ~ fret. Ne~ market icMures
Are a drcli IN cssor oil aud In hides, q aepre,;
ioa In lcSiser q mapd. dullnessi Ia Hides and
curht TO d, cline, butt 'oes not Clipped sheer
Are Offered rs,iy al low prices. but the Dallas
msrksi 4, badly supplied and IN. ,as
guilty ,,n vc,y arc p0p Ssom,rs Values are
little chang a An advance hgs occurred IN
window Lass aud the demand n hcavier thsu
ever before tnownin thi. city owing 70 we
skill d wofkmen-csrpentert. mA,ons nno stone
cutters are all employed NJ ADVANCED wages
Demand for field hands TO wort III COTTON 10
delivery Jnre 18Th at W cents No transactions
are Iepoi ted. Receipts 81 new cap ARC mcieA''
Ing Hides arrive ess freely.
- GRAIN AND snEAnsruvvs.
Buvers from LOU isnA have been purchasing
Dallas county corn this week Tor shipnent 70
Shreveport Sa'all lots were delivered To-day
al 10 cents Plenty OF corn remains IN nr,s
ii prices given be- ow. little wheat cam. "
to-day and Was to.d al 81 Very little !. l.h IN
this section eAu are also scarce ana easily
tis section /, dSu led in acreage and
better "a promise tnen any crop Tor ten years a.
psst. Dallas dealers reuse To Pay over w
GEMS for Dallas June option. Ref renee 70 tro
ii Lcns 7, ports viii Inform hat red winter
No. y al that mark T. Is worth IA cenis more foI
IN Jun, thAn the July opuon. rms pfoVes
fai h in thee m ng harvest .o
.s,"iows. Whsa, 6Ols corn, - 2i5 oats.
1907 Shipmrnts are: WheaI ss|@' ooin
I'll CATS, %. III. , ao. M,
WHEAT .nfase W. peAi'm bHnee'' wv
pTm+e. =, a. 6co; northern, SOC.
BARLEY--t9cs45c ,,-,a ..,,,
COBN-In ahaos, S7gi0c' sheilo' anN '~'~'N
i6&4sc. 90. o,o,
FLOUg--PairnL 5 rs; early preakiasL
4 "a cream coda, 8 O5 3 10. pure cram, y
foil uiIls: Patton, o So Union. 10; Prsirie
Si,war. s OO Star, Choice. Is
RRAE-At mills, soc; In store NC
fORNNi. Zinc holted per ioo pouhos'
'1soHIEY AND GRITe-6 90 per barrel. =,
FErp-C lopp.t torn por lOO poanss. y
ct,Spas corn and Data per 100 pounds, la,
oos.l braa Dor i0i hounds, soc
T.kEAM YLoUk Per 100 pounas' S,w
SyNy.-51sss. 8 e)sps 90 bright 10 w !fcri
s,',es c-s,rie, baled, eark. 8 or brghS
NO. sasht, ;rsa On board os'' IL w.
aMMJ iitfEt sgED--esc Gerrnn ;sinSt 200.
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LiQUOK.
ouorAriont TODAY.

QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
ALCOHOLIC 90 per gallon, az per high wine
WHIsKY-Rccthed, ios.i 90 ~ per prcSi
5bob9 90; three years old, . 300? Il, fancy, ca
tra old whisky, e0ei6 %, a. por ago.
WINEs-Claret In osssos oap6 0l per qasl
lty; Catswba. per gal gOccsl % Pert Uat Y
lon. docs 90 whl,o wine, In cases, 5sels "
CHAMpAGNE--Jules NUN u Co, ~ 0uSlSl 80
aeidsick in basket, 20 S0es2 10; kritD, IN bas.
keL 20 5000 90 Domestic champagne ~S'
II %
BOTTLE PEGR-st. Louis quarts. "a "; pitt'
II OK; Budw User. own si,s IL 90 pints' 10 Co
Erlanaer beer. quart, 10 %; p,nts. ~ D.
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WOOL, HIDES AND pELTKIEs.
suoTArtoKb TODAY.

sUOTATtohb fu-pAs,
wOOL-haxican, free Of burrs iIS'21i MeA'
lc<s improved ibaSi6, oosfps, isc. fno nediut
Ot1lo nne wool. soordiug n tiri and con
i!ton Ia t2ac; bury, 1000 rer pound isri'
saordine N hurrs.
per n: seconds, Plump lints 81 lbs aud M, II.
per 10 prime light and klps i4c per n; culls
Bulls and sAss. o o. per ib dry sailed, 9sllhc
according 70 e0rdition: sreen nal cd, Dc
PhLTkiEs--Dosr sEinh, 2iAtxo, antolopS. lof
l5o; seal skins, ibsSa3o; shoop pel'g, ~ per vol
Nztt6c shcArlingi, i01ihc.
TkLLOw-Prliae tAllow, Do ,aiiov grease, 50
sNg greaw yellow W brown t.La
tSKbwAx-rrimciyclio scs DARK trn sin
,as..o,,. ltlxr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-10

QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
Mems hip brogaDA nom 96el ~
BoyS Kip broganss nom sOo1 o..
Boys p calf bros ana from SOL A
men's kip 2-buckle piowA 0el y.
Boy1 hip 2.buckle plowA SOL 3.
Mem bun halls. congress and button, zo9l ~
Meme calf balA congvs and button. 2 6oo<bo
Mems hip boots n 00fS0 90,
Men P. calf bootA ~ o0ae4b 90.
Mems calf b,ota - 0o60 90.
Boys hip hoots, Is 000ls o..
Boyf calf boots IL 600N %.
Boyf cal ,oGta, q 50 "a 90.
women. % ZIP pollsa sse0ke.
n IN y a ~ ~ PUN Scisss Il sss, ssess.
Chiid's ~ polhas al sIssa eeneec.
49,: ~ 3. Z, :Ps e e sJ Ss,1s az s'Si'
49, g. -; :s:ss go; 81 soss 81 sss
S:::: ~ =: -: - S 49,; ! 81, !.
- -: .sss s:sss i - ssssss
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COTTON sfAfEhKNf.
NEW YoRE, May 0..The following q the
Cure for Piles.

Cure for Piles.
piles are frequently preceded BY sense
nj veieht In the bscf, loins and lower part
Of the abdomen, causing the patient 70 sup.
nose he has some affection OF the kidne ys
or neigh boring organs. At times symio~s
Of indis estion are present. - ha'ulency, un-
essipess Of the stomach. etc. A moisture,
crssshie Itching, after getting warm, Is .
1srv common attendant. Blind, bleeding
and itching piles yield a. once to the april.
cation of DR. Borapko's Pile Remedy which
acts directly upon the parts affected. sb.
sorbine the tumors, alsying the intense
itching. and Affecting Q perm .nent cure.
Price 50 cents. Address, The Or: Bosspoo
Medicine Co., Piqus, Ohio. Sold ~ W. d.
Patterson q o.. Dslas-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-10
Smiths Ist'... d May Flower,
andUnivcrally ApprovedRcme
forall Diseases OF the Bladder and Kidneys
10 Positively Cures where all
Other Remedies Have Fail
ed 20 Produce Relief

sBrishrs Disease of IN Kidneys" q fearful
scourge. which spares neither age. sex nor condi.
ton becomes an incurabo disease only for tho
want OF timely attention. II allowed TO work Its
ruvage. unchecked until Il has fastened upon tho
vitas Of liz victim no medical skill can release Its
hold; Il claims Its prey, and annually numberin
victims BY the thousand. A timely use OF
Smiths Extract of May Flower
will positively prevent such results. In proof OF
this assertion, We citc you to the numbcress testi'
monials In our possession. and quote such emil.
ncnt authorities as DIR. Ell Ives. OF New Haven,
Conn, and DR.. King. Compiler OF Kings Dis
ponsatory.) Ask your own physician II these
names arc authorities and decide for yourself
whether you viii sacrifice your life rather than
surrender your prejudice TO an advertised medi'
cine Decide now. It may not be too late
Smiths Extract OF May Flower
Is natures own remedy II Is no vile dccoction
OF nauscous drugs and dangerous chemicals. May
Flower Il a modest little plant which grows In
New Foundland, In Pennsylvania and Kentucky.
It's diurcilc and asringent In Its properties, and
has frequently been used TO great advantage In
Diarrhma and Bowel Complaints OF children. Its
great merit, however, lsin It's gentle and efficient
action on the Kidneys II removes all impurities
through natural channclsan restores thcfystem
70 healthy condition. II promptly relieves pains
in the back and loins. In eases OF weak and deli
cate females, Its value Is beyond computation.
But for the natural modeSiy OF woman, which
causes her 10 shrink from newspaper publicity,
we might publish hundreds OF testimonials OF
inestmablc benefits derived from Its use.
Ask your druggist for Smiths Extract OF May
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o. that state Than In any other product includ.
ing cotton ard corn
The agurcs ~ y. annual stock con- us OF Ger.
many aggregate about II, 90 900 hogs,
The cruz OF prng caves In colorado 10 esti-
mated st $1,000
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
BEKvRs Com fed. per ID. 4x@ahc, cows
per h. 3s'a4Sc
MUrroNs-Ph' fat mr'tn'. psr 10. axe
SIC: ohoicA per ponnd, 3g3'sc
oot,- Per plund. t'Aac; stock hoIc, POI
BULLS AND sTAas-For sausage manu-.
fAoture, pef p und, i,tN2&c
MisCEI LRNEots LIVE sToCK-Yenriins
sioors psr hos, i40e yearling heifcrs. per
heas, 10 o.; 2,year.old steers, per head. Is 0l;
2 year cd heifefs per head, a o..
Young cal'es, &c or young Texas bulls. % d.;
Texas raised Y Durham. 90 OF: Texas IA scd u
DlJham, 70 co. Texas raised Y Durhays, 81 o.;
roxAs raised fall blood Durham. $50 70.
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A Little Iye.t yltrihin Gid.

ttf4 y Little West vlfEih'b Glfl. tNF
Joaquin Miller, the poet and novelist,
has been down In the West Virginia
mountains, and he writes to tho New = ORE
Star! rs ksfi n, t{ft, IL fss
A little yirginMa climbed up the steps
like u littlepet squirrel she was Just as
risky; her hair as black, bushy and
abundant; her eyes as bright and many
times as large md beautiful. Al, me! my
heart went TO pieces all ut once. She was
only dozen years old and yet was a
woman. hut she, didn't know 1t ut all !;
she didn't dream OF such u thing. Ana
that Is wlat made her 30 tcn.lold forini..
tlable. lgave her my seat in tho crowded
ear, and she thnnkcdnle with such prompt
ness md gracc, such precision of.silent,
good tastc, that wanted TO stand there
before her and wait nll the days OF my
life Tor her TO speak. But she never spoke.
Her hair was all tHmblcd about, her
dress WIS torn badly, her snail, dimpled
hands were brown AMI bricr.torn. Pret-
Is soon she tliycd her left hand into her
pocket, threw back her black hair with
her right hand, and 30 began to crack Il
lot Of chrstnuts with the whitest set OF
teeth and tho redtlcst lips you ever looked
at. Dear, lovely lille girl.! She was tho
dninticst bit OF nature have seen this
side Of Oregon. And although l never
shall sec her again, venture my life that
she Is Of tho best blood in tho land, ono OF
the ruined families OF the war; II pititul
little wifi, whose valiant people went
down to battle and never came buck 10
her mother and her mothers mother any
more. And when contrast her wild re.
lincmcnt to the big.looted vulgarity in
luce and diamonds constantly encountered
in Now York, l again fall tothinking, and
thinking Of tho strange mutations in this
up and down land Of ours.