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without swallowing nAa-cous medicines. ~ simply
wearing
PROF. GUILMETTEs
French Kidney Pad,

N ~
WHICH CURES nv A~rsoRrTToS.
Az vxnr drrrris. err Y GrfLNFrTE's FRENCH
|KllNry pan. ana take NJ other. ne has not cot ~.
send 81 90 and you will receive the Pad BY return mail
TESTIMONIALS FROM THE PEOPLE.
JrDGE BUCHANAN. rs~ver. Toledo. o.. ssvs:
"One ~ Prof Guilmette's French Kifnev rshs cure
ue ~ Lumbaro IN three weeks tme. NY ease hsfhee
given W Nv M hcst Doctors ~ incrvrh'e. Turing Ar
mis- tine Z suffered unfold agony and paid ont large
sums a. money.
GPoRGr vrTrrR.J >. N. Toledo. n. ssvss
n Suffered frr three yenrs With <rfaffrn and Kidney
Disease. ana onen MI u ~ stous On erntchcs. I was cn'
tirr'y ana permanently suref after wearing Prof Gull
|meits'@ French kidney Pad fonr weeks"
'sorfRR \. e. srOrr. fvivsnis. NJ. wrisess
II have been 4 great su1everfor Is years Nth Rr'fhf'
Diseases n ne K,dney~. Yer weeks q : t'ms 49, "
hsv v,~s NE oniv temporary relief. wore Two " Prof
IGnlimcfte's kidney Pads TX weeks. and ! now know
am entirely cured"
MRS HElRx JrRnNE. Toledo. o.. says:
"F0r wears I have hern confined. = great mart NJ NJ
Ifims 10 NV hed. Nth tncorrhua and female weakness
7 wore one of GniImeste's Kidney Pads and was cure'
I'm one Wonfh.'s
Y. v. GRrfS. Wholesale Gro,er. P'ndlev. a writes
~ suffered Gar " vesr- with lame hack snd ID three
weeks VAS permanently cured BY wearing one q Prof
IGuilmeffe's Kidney psis."
Rr KFEsLiSG. M. w.. nrurrisf. roesnsnort. Ind
when SENDING IN An orirr for Kidney Pads. writes:
~ wore snc ~ the drst ones VA hsd and I received
more benefit from n Than n~ny'hireI ever used. In fac
I,he rnd< rive better general satisfaction than any kid.
lnsv remedy We ever Sold"
RAY a SHOEMAKER. nrrrr'str. Hannibal. M.
I'VE are working m 4 lively trade IN vour Pads. an.
are hearing ~ Tooi resnlss from them every DAY
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4 nnoun Send six cent. fnr postage. and receive free
IPXILE. I costly box ~ rpods which win helm ~. "
y sss-4s either sex. " moro money right sway. thar
anything eise IN this world. Fortunes await the work
er~ absolutely sure. a. once address Tnrr a Co:. ~
lgaxfa. Maine. M. bly,
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win rcsiivs'v cure Fever ani Agne. Dsfnh Arrrl
Iali diseases " thr Liver. Sfomashe and Mood. Price
I&t "a w mall. send for Prof. Gniime'te's Treatise on
The Kidneys and Liver, nee nv msii. Address
FRENCH PAD CO..
Toledo. Ohio.
For Sale o. Mchringcr Bros. Drug
Store. jasper. Ind.
iunr 2oih, 1sst--iy.
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auoIAflo hs ru-pAf



Ks.rss dippa.sh says prices It % claimed.
will ruls o little lower, move she cattle neins
driven than IN my OF the prior { ur years The
following list of dToveIs and the nm, or o.
their herds includes I'll tia, ave known to dat
John Lyle, 5000 FAINT 1900. srveus. s2l1;
smith q CO., O 5''g Blauke a wthrre. lo.CD N
HaiH. 200 Pryo Bros. IL. 0e Continental
Cattle oomp.ny, q 90; WATSON 4 Co 10 go;
= go. %cc6,Si "o9S 5 BlOc.0'
ff r..t u'ica, 500; John n impson'
rs sOO; Wlli.m slRugh,er. 3,6 0: creston
Bntier. 5000; W O. Bu,ier, 6 6Oo; sho4t h Boram.
s.. ~ Winfield scoyt 500; Thumas OConnor.
1000 Her is q total oi 3!DO0 te'd, aud.
IN ugh nv ~ cJnp etc list aud sccuraie M y
.uaai b ,If, thesc N II OF O4Isa 10 come Jsl
tna' are unknown 10 the winter hut hese en-
hardly swell tho total more Than 25.0n por
much III tuis Information YOUR correspondents 10
isdeb ed IN Mr. Clare, W. Wttol. secretary OF
the Western X .nsm Gatt e Gro-ers' associsiiop.
Gentlemen have made n tour o. Texas for the
purpose Of ascertslniDs the drive. ~ given
above.
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
BEEvEs-Coln b@cves, +S@Hc per ID; fair 70
good srase hccve., 346D5So per pound. medium
gtsss toevec SseSkc per pound
COVE BErrep Gown. u uUfE %. hflcb ccwk
orth Texan lrsdes. 20 tOa5o 90 ommon to
mir Is Clv 80 90. Stock cattle afoud, l500fc2 o..
BULLS AND sTAGS-(For sausage manu-.
Golf O. two.year-olds, l2Y1s.
SHERP-Good mutton, s@3Ho per pound;
edium mutton. 2k@2kc per pound; Btocl
eoATs-2 OoG2 % per head.
EOl2--Crrn led ~ ~bc
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THt WNlENI.D; WEDNESDAY MORNING APRIL =. lS~4.
GROCERIES,.
arorArIuHB TO-DAY.

qrorArIoHB TO-DAY.
coffHe-aio fair. nsiSe; .pnme uxe
Tkxs Imperial &etsss Young hysos 100
~ Oolong .setccl iapan. Adythc.
SUGARS = Powdered. love. crushed. love;
lans white clsraea' sSc' yellow clarified. SIC
Vol Assss%Louisians choice Coo prime, sm
s 4up S ssd ;o,s sS S ,ssi syruH &c aus"
,srdi y ms, TO- Tie. 10 por pundie w.
~ Mc .cv wsoessle es%INc =, Az. wv
&c, cream, y; ginger snaps, D.
soAp-oliye u per box blue India !.
round ha,,, : $ nor box pound bars, 90 per
'T sBiqas sss. iu rSs sI SIl ,,s .Aos
oHRssE-w r. iGe tili cream, ibc;
S Epf E ISSs fsi Gotten s !G ss, i ls
uLorMtsfl Ns- Round, 6bc; epdng per box
skAsu Rts-t bushel Iron bound. " per
'ossm 2-eoop paiis, 90 s.hoop Is .,
,el do,sp; No. 4 $ o.; No 4 90 per dosen '
WRAPPING PAPER Rag aud stray, s~7ec.
PowpER-s % per Reg OF Is pounds; i2s do,
. ~ f bag az 600. 81 10 S cnaS s sSa '" Shot
picKLEs-Mcdium barrel 500. k'barrol
IS. Small barrel 90, Small N.bartvL o rs
Boston mixed s.bsnel SO ohos-hoy a.
i.gsllon p.lls mixed piotlos, 20. Glses pinu,
IS. Glass quartz, 90 Glsas h-gAllon. 3 80
9.ssS l.gallcn. Z "a Glsss Hex, gallon, SIS.
AZ ITO tost oil IN cans, ~; $50 degrees ire
SAcSEsElSso, J barrels, Ia% No ~.
osrrels 7 o. No 9N,bsrrcl., 2 %. No. 1 h,u
HoLLAEp HERRiNe-imiortsd,i Is per heg
S Ga ny ami" S .st poMsns s.a' yyas, So
s.I gallon. ymegsr, per gallon, is@eDo.
STARCH Pearl ~. Royal Glasa, bk. Bon.
ION l.pound pacssgcs. O. Corn starch ipount
packages, 9. abound wood oox GlssA IN j.
pound pHper bon glass. as
LYE-Conccntrnted. , 1904 90,
JuGs-wo quote lie per gallon for glazed,
TON ~ RSL ssIiSn q, ss@ a.sa ,onua
oALiFoRNiA CANNED aoops.-pcsches
. oe Apricos. 2 IS; blsnshorrles, s So grspes,
70, pears, 2& pounds 90, cages ~
rounds, w peas. Ak pounds, 2'q piums, az
pounds. CO. tomatoes AZ poUnoa IS; cur.
RaoKiEG TOBACCO. -,ienuino Duke OF bur.
nam, l.poind packages ale, s'Pouud. ~ T.
round, i5o A-ponnd, W assorted casca, isc.
GENERAL GROCERlES-suda, Bioarb, y
ger pound sal sodA - 70 Lac, 20, poundi
?1snd. Sen roiaSh 500 % ESQ pof onSo fu,tco
llsia i-t'e iiM Dor dos potod Ham i'In tla
ires. Fyrnoh. Slts0 per ntro lnua GAtfsifs
g os ail ~ ynr 0aRy tnl9. halpha, o.
NJ. 70: 10 i7tts pef riSa;enld, GEyrotts OF A2
80 ,1-ag Dlf csrC slita, talphF, l.s
.1S per doG, o!v on PTS 7.7S psr dot
Nrshr1oris N.D nor dC1. Condensed NH,
a. % % $40 pos osso io'iT, w.n0 siaas 90 pe5
dg.. fuuioisr u. % orr 1usan. gfoUu. t4N PEI
t,sop 10 cans. $50 pof dozen. 10. cana elo
pr dotcn: Ertrs.gis, ie;nou, Sc. re1 dozen, Er.
rarrs assorted &c, Ser dog1u, rluvee ,Uhni.
40 . $40 COR lh Oreer TRrtaG Con
10. Dor II. B.aohuC. 'sEajil $50 oos 10 Bisna.
ne lhrRai 40 rer dor
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NOTICE. OE ELECTION.

4
MAYORS OFFICE CRY o. DALLAS,
vi TEXAS, MARcn 5 1874 In oD,di-
enc - the charter a. the tiy OF pal'
Il. aud 'lsoi onedie &c to le'"luuo OF the
G ~ Council passs q on tn iJs and 17th Days
Of Fchruar,, 1881 norc- is hereby given tnai
nh l.crop W behold % m. II day u Ann.
1854, ~ SAL bel the fr't tn day an he
oct Monday in Apiil, 1854 AID at ne plac
cosignetsd helnw. for the el"ft on OF tho FOL.
lowing lih~rs 4 he clty Of Dallas
lily Narshal,
| Cily AS ssnr snd Hector
2 Aldermen fro First Ward.
"A 4, rim n frIm : eoni Ward,
2 AID rmen irou Third Var,
2 Al 'ertnen from Flut ward,
Aldermen from Finh Tsd,
2 Aldermen frrm XIII N-rt
Ais, IT the sane time aud ul, vote viii b.
taken Ia erpre :. he seuse of he cnsons o,
Dallas ~ IN whether cattls. hDrs, hprses and
s'crk gcneraily h al be allowed 10 run loose IN
the city The tictcs viii read
"For Stick Rnnniut Loose"
"Ag,nst stock Runniug Loose"
Also Al III zane u,ne and ace vote VIII
be ia en- to oIp-ess the wishes OF he citizens NJ
t. wn"thers tax OF Eof ! ner cent hall b,
evied 'or the purpose o. acquirirg lot ana
hui ding Tor grammar aud high school, second
fo' buidips add ional werd schools, Third,
or enpaging n superintendent and additional
pssctors, nd seeping pubic schools open fof
q b. levied Tor (3) thee year. Tickets will read
For Levy liz the Tax
''A.ainit Levying theTax
Voting places aud prrsidiug oMcersas foIiowG
First " ~ ut the Couri-hous'; q Terry
pr,sidiug officer.
eooad " ,rd-At Bea's Store; WI. Lommon,
presiding officer
svenua and HAYWOOD street.; W. Il Best, pTcsid-
Fourth wsrd-At corner Rrvsy and Park
Finh ws'd-Ai Five Points o. Gerry, corner
Jackson, Preston and Commerce directs; John
Estio, rresid'ng ofiicer
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wool, HIDES AND PELTKIES.

The great spring ftir sales ara In progress IN
Iond n, and at the Lsmpscn sac Darten soid
"a per cent. higher than AT the sale last Tune.
while otter Id l0psr mt highe' than f. June.
Russian sable sold ~ pr cen higher al nj
the March ale last year. snd beaver was 10 per
cent lower than ri the January sal vhile SEA
otter ID tie zane as At the lsst j ne s-,c, A.
the Hudson hay salc In Lpndon choir otter cold
90 per cent. hisher than IT the ~ trcn "a Nos
. aud 5 otter rullng lG per higher Fox s,ld ~
an ad vance OF 10 o ~ per cent. nsher q an I'd
va o. off pr cont; I'll yer fox alta zrvsice
~ per cent and bear ST IN improvsn mt q 30
per cest haren advanced Ks pcr cert and
lynx Is per cent whie m nI skius cold the same
80 At the March ss,e Taese ch-sees will prob.
ABLY b. followed by 60 Tespon lug changes n
the Cnicsgo fur market
QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY,
WOOI-Hexican, FREQ of burrs l16ISo MOI
loas improved, i$ol7c; coarse ie~lsc, ooarse
nediuIn' isoi0c; medium, isa26c One medium.
s0e22c nne WOOL according 70 dirt snd CON
iition, i4v21o, bury. 30sc per pound less,
according n burr.
HiDvS Prime plump flint, % lts and mp. l7s
per 10. Seconds, plump hints, ~ lbs anc uo. IL
per 10 prime light and tips. lee per n: culs.
bulls and SARA, o. per 10: dry sailed. salixo,
according " coalition: aresn sal ed. ".
PELTkIKe-Deer saina. 2'exlp, snisopo- lea
6sr seal shina. lS4D2bc sheep pelte, ~ per wool.
0lSfSc. shearlings l0z115c
fkLLOw-Prfme taiiow. Co. tallow grease So
SO, crease yellow 70 brown x@on
bkEsWAx-Pvimc yellow ar dsrr and sdui
arctan tRAIr
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uAnnwAgE AND METALS.

7 T.ughont no void ln i7s he io,s
stnn M Of iF if'n nr dnei VA. AOn00 iOnt
in 1851 -~ uTHf = 90 90 t'us, 10 log n IN
duo % ~ .sdiipi,57 -. ui'dsf 2s,o 90 ,o 'S
in lssl uUas oy 90 o0tn .losin4s In
y.,rla 80 he prceauei,. 81. cal "a
tb,ut 20 20. a. teus. ~ ino eA-- ~ 50 tel
cont IN u ven is! 80 Rita n pro.
due. siVl sHst'1' Ply ION, . 2Ai u, tons o'
IN, '9 9i.,i. ' 1 :. ea So, 80 - sy 70 y,
p". 1al on on. ~ co. sud Rup rs 90 OF
ms ~ rnA Ihr cmr,air norh-s
~ Am tlcsn rtodao,ion his by much more
r.gid h'u ta,t of,hs hritss
aUJrAiiunr gJ-pkN,
aAkt-,O'hu, per dotcn. or Gold nollN
,er dosoa % Diamond kdpo per dozen, o.
sgiLiF AND lIps-t'. pc, pound, ,agAr
SCAl.Es--f.lib,uks. diecngu, q per cons
iovo. discount ~ pgrcgnS
rif PLArE-.L o, loK!t per boy. No. / @
Ssag per b0I 10 Ttrue itx1l per box. 80
TiswA RE-picocd, discount 10 per cent
sgimped, discount gpos cont
SOLDERING !, $50. 10. ~ ard Ia, 40 per
DOCK HORSE COLLARS no. lA2spur aoton
HABEs ;ao loop, { 10 PEI pason hree loon
rECgs~in toTe, 100 pspcr, . 50 per Sos.
fRUn EOE3 -pot dozen. o. railroad plcks'
scr dozen 3 80
MATTOCR Per dorcu. $50.
RUP9TR W rING-n,so0nut % per oeut
NAfLE--S 20 faie
sHOYELs Am sfApEs-g oViaud's an.
count q per cent Ame.' list sscel GOod,. ils
Duul 90 aud 10 Ger cont
HEAvY RApDwAEE Shafts. hu,shed. q
pulcs 70 So singletrco., Yaguns solopt rs.
baggy. 9i express 30 Wagon inuguos
10 % HlHtory arles. 10 O0 Bolsterh, Z n
Coupling poles, 45b smokes xxx select 2 p
xxx, q 81. Sawed ielloes 4. Is , 2 o.
B1vden shoes. G ~ Northwestern horse nails
70 66oE 7.& s. 3 Ol DGI ifnn, g. rate
F'aT &c &c sg1nH s'ssl 90 ~, ,,sS ~ i'6 Coo
100 ~; DO open 70 0ogS0 ~ 40 side .prings
1p, Ia aifh o. do side her 'O0 0lllS1 O0 "a
phmtDus, rs ewho NJ. : grade side spring
40 Oof42 %; do NhptDus, 80 W f110 - ~ NJ
seat bugEies i7b ~ 80 90 pai'urm springs
10 On 10 20. ;hn'e sprinR wagons ~ nsDilh
RIRS-sm1Oth glrs IA. Q So Nos ~ and
"a, bke lansnnei. hNrbai wire, 80. RaiySniSed
nurl.s.
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TRADE ITEMS.

The ryoyisIon trade and hardware exchange
sfH v York al pted smendDenis IN the rales
ilsuyi. n more thorough inspection ~ ms
po,f. Polk must b, sr Inc private mark OF the
Gspc.,of who exam 4, and warehouse re-
cei,s must show cert hcstcs OF Inspection
The nhiag"i sne" cosi sna,- .ne MIRO 10
the place, WAS begun iast week nj Lac! gaze
III sales on the Elsin. Missouri. board Of
trpdr elosing day of March we're T2il boxes OF
cfeess Al 0 70 sl2c,ns and bt2to pounds
Of buttrr 81 - a. rs cs,is mostly a. the latter
feure The ice va. rather steady, although
y me iurlher dscbns Is ! oksd hr oy BUY eis
A G. muit,ee Was appointed 20 arrange Tor an
exhihis at the Chicsso fatslock show
fps arch susar Industry IN he United -aiss
aiyes employment " t.epty nine is o
suuIr9 , nt 5000 bushels Of corn per day. ard
produci grA.e sugar and ylucose ~ tss an
Su.i vslus q nearly 1000 CO.. In Germany
n lni-2 her, were tn'rts mine factorits of this
sor. q ~ IN, ne over 70 600 tons OF starch ssd
bro = ing stolt 10 ote tons Of stares sugar
4 merissn chss srsi e jssi nov the great
f,S 10 : ~ bs-d-v 81 tie empire and 10 In
froiuos needed reforms.
~ r.,, "a. .soi Dc aware. Orange and sulli-
y Sep Is O. hsSs s s q he M by y de.
ers ior toe yer beslnnins Aprii I. rel
suars for April sS emu; May snd June y
ss,y yuy and sssa esa,; ef p's .Ssr and
J.nusr a cen ,; Feb u.ry aud March y
e. ,s The asgrcss Q o. 20 l-2 ceati J, 2 celt
higher a. ~ Iasi year. Tut q ducticn in i,eifn
n 4 s-l ernfs ei1srt year enables the de.ief
10 Ssy MIA for Ia per cent l.ss Tran las
yeas. s.d me psoiuc~r 20 make Ia yer oent
a I~~6s ocuofy. Tew York, che.se factory re-
n<vs, ts,e avef.ee selling prc. % cheese Tor TIC
- oos g l07 eents pr pound: net prc 80
~ = A. ostrDus. os cep.s net value 81 10y
,~-1rfs n MN o$-S GEMS. Add the numnrr o.
-, "a Fl MA for q e pourd II cheee.. ~
Th~ rh<~-e Ara fuffer nskirg ibouslfy 81
~ anouns 70 e27 90 svsry year.
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LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL
nr0TATInRA rO-n.r.

QUOTATIONS. TO-D.F.
sTONE-At the Dallas Quarrios, SC per cubic
foot lie for foundation; Ito for wall. and 2So for
dressed front
LUMBHR-Yellow Pine, rough. 10 per 100
over a feet 2 Is per 100 Dress size finishing
clear, 2 20; common, } q; y ceiling ~ 0j y cell.
ing, 2 So kx6Iough, s. per TO-; xxs rough,
rs per loo; NxS dressed, AGO per 100. Siding,
rs yer 100 Poo ar dressed finishing, 10 per
iO, iding. 2 50; \ ceiling, $50 y ceiling, 8 90.
white pine dressed finishing, 6 so per l0t Y
ceiling LIST common. On: 2nd common, 2 rs;
siding, 1t common, 2 rs; AID commyn, 2 ~.
JuD,r, TOO TO- sash, loG56 W .s ~ ans.
sHINGLEs-vellgw pine, s0es4 50 Sniw
pine, 4 5oeb 90. 0ypreso. No CO. No. Q,
I so: No. g. AS
PLAsTER PARIS-Per barrel. 4 o0Qb4 so,
CEMENT FLUEs-o inch, .7ao, mum. soa. .
loeh cs.linr iont ! CO. 9 inch Gap, zoe; = innf
,ei',rR loint rs 2 inch Dap do, 60c.
DRAIN PIES inah. loo per foot Nnch, 20
q inch. s7&d 7 inch, s0S 9 inch, 800
MIXED PAINTS-Res y for use and all col.
ors, rs per gal All the tested ana stsa.
isri rpahos are on sale by Dallas d~elers
WHITE LEAD-s'v'~s'v ann, q SIS IS.
WINDOW GLAss--sxlo IN l0xl2 s0s l0xl,
70 l4x2s $50 l6x24 70 20x2a rs, less " per uenl
LINZ oopereo. AusuI, 2 % per osrrvs a..
80 Dsnison Oar loto, zoo pos barrel ! 2b
Rs,i,a IN ioss, 100 per tushel aSa
HAIR-Per pound. sm9kc.
POSTe-Oodar u 50 Bois daro ID
LATH6- m ,er M
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80
LIQUOR.

wtissy received tsemendn7. black eve IN
tho honse Petruafy nth. the bonded txter,lon
mn hsing Oct atrd b. the owe whe mi Y vr" al
i.S 10 - PsftS lne' were eut fey l1r hit II
,geiust tha bin. OILY Z. demo rat ami / ..
nun cansy ,ed for 4 . ~hil gSt'uc ocr,a aud 81
repuolicsns vpt.l kEGlus q The eireri ~ he
vote vill b. IN 'orce l.rse am nni of sh't :
inerrsse the r venues of h X yer mint ha
Kentucky members claim thst DE failure ~ tho
bill will cause x "a nuauclal dttr,s. n 'h.ir
Net. l. 10 ssl that III" hank, In Lon a..
pspsr ard the mo staiom n, has hrrtn.
fr. been made rlstive " t'e 81 ciHn II
banks Aspeca rom New York Of Mo- day
AT savc tn" whi.ky oeNiois are quiet y
,vnitlt tha Jesuit NJ IN. VT. IN no exc sion
OF Toe bonded pori a and prices rem 10 quiet
Meanwhile the operations foreign coun'iss
"a order 10 svads ha payment ~ axes coutnuc
undim'n'shcd During ne vecf tef0re las,
Iss .r-els were .hlpped 10 Bremen ard last
week I Ss ~ero tert. Il 10 os'imatd thst21 CO..
barrof ave nov N warc-honsas n v rmuds. All
OF Tho storage houses are hlod mp and Man.
sgsr r o Bofd Of he American Export Ware.
hou,s companY, has gone there for tho purrots
| ~ arranging for additional storage II Noes.
ssfy
ouorArfors TODAY.
wfHYsKYEIsc IHsI ocsi 80 a. pcr proof
sour mash. one yesr old, ! 30; two yesrs old,
1902 Oo three years old. 2ssp2 sos fancy, ex.
ira old whisky. s6b5 on. ~ per age
WINEs-Clsret IN oases = 0n6b5 o.. nor gunl.
! ltr: CAtsvDa per gal aOc6si 20 Pert, | 0oeDt o.
Sherry. per gallon, GOA 00 naderin, per gal
on, zoos co. whito wine. In cases. 3 NG1l6 no
ohA%pAsSEIuss Nun Nun, &C. Coz % o" 2 a. 70
le., y sOSn 50. DoW sstic champagne GOA
"BoTrIyp BEKB-s Loui, quarth, "a 90
. so Esspsor nec'' N ats 20 uinis ~ NJ
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FISH, OYSTERS AND GAME.

FIsH- Red, sheephesd and Trout lac New
al. i2c Prsah vsisf ash. dressef. fco
OYsTRRs- Baltimore pc dos xxx, 50
ned UNI { 90 nokile select, . 90 Baltimore 40
lso.' : 81 xsd.sO"ia s'e Bar"'oh' bay q
0AM1-Venison and sn,e;ope. s@a Bunaio
Ducts per dosen, O0 quail. 70 Wild tuf-
.vs. : 0l1s On gronss. 70 saui rrels 7
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
Mems kip bfogans. from e59l IS.
Boy9 kip broeaus, from sOapl ~.
Mems p calf brogsns. from , GOAL rs.
Boys r. calf brossps, from 9sol as
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PRONtstONhs
QUOTATIONS TODAY.

QUOTATIONS TODAY.
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Clear Lake.
AZ. sss Gnsst liquors In the city are
found q this saloon, opposite Oliver q
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-02

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Last veay.... lisa &c s-5 1865 79i ........
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% asa: France. 3 40; continent. IL us.
stnct this day IN gsp yesterday, 7,6 4s5;
this day Lest year. ST. s4.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-02-26
ALASKA LEGISLATION.
Indications that the Bill Providing Civil
Government Will Pass.

Indications that the Bill Providing Civil
Government viii Pass.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-There is little doubt
that the bill providing for civil government in
Alaska, which recently passed the Senate and
which has been favorably acted upon by the
committee in the House, will be promptly passed
by the latter body. 1t may not go through the
House, however, until about the close of the
session. Senator Harrison, of Indiana, who
reported the bill to the Senate, and who has
taken good deal of interest in it, says it has
been sixteen years since the treaty was ratified
and the purchase of Alaska consummated by
the United States, and that during all that time
the inhabitants have been absolutely without
the pale of the law, and without any protec-
ton Of life or property except such as re-
suited from the temporary presence of some
army detachment or the occasional visit of a
vessel of war revenue cutter.
This condition of things ought no longer to
be tolerated says Senator Harrison. 'No con-
sideTations of economy should be put in the
balance against our duty to give adequate pro
lection to every citizen and security to every
American home
The last census shows the population of Alaska
to be 1926, of which only 430 were whites,
while l, 756 were creoles, or alf-breeds, and the
remainder Indians Alaska is probably the most
wild portion of the United States. There are
few indications of civilization there-no schools
and no churches, except, possibly, those afforded
by the presence of missionaries. There is no
fund or no process under law by which money
can be raised to maintain schools Many of the
Indians have connected themselves with the
mission churches, and are civilized, but there is
more or Tess danger from outbreaks.
Chief among the Alaska industries are the fish
and seal The receipts to the government an
nually from the seal aggregate $1,000 The
climate is quite cold, and fog and rains pre-
vail during considerable portion of the year
At Sitka and Oonalaska arctic explorers
take on their last supply Of provisions and coal,
those being the furthest inhabited points north.
There are large mining and timber fields there,
undeveloped, and it is probable that they will re-
main so many years, the character of the coun-
try and undesirable climate not inviting immi-
grafton. In the lower portion of the country, how
ever, and in the lower valleys it is said there
are slight agricultural interests the Indians pro
ducing some cereals and potatoes.
The government the bill which is to come
up in the House soon gives is not extensive nor
expensive. and is Just what is needed. Certain
laws of Oregon are to be extended over Alaska
and a Governor, marshal. judge and commits
sioners appointed. If Alaska is worth havngit
is believed it is worth looking after.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-02-26

depended on to keep in hot weather. A moments
reflection will make this seem so reasonable that
one will wonder why he did not think of it be-
FORE
1t is claimed by our most experienced stock
growers that colts should never be permitted to
stand on a hard floor, such as plank. brick.
stone or cement, until after they are year old,
as hard floors are liable to injure their feet and
limbs.
Much difficulty is often experienced by farm
ers in making cuttings of grape and other wood
The trouble partly arises from the fact that air
is much warmer than the soil, which starts the
bud before root action commences. If cuttings
are placed with their base ends in dry soil in the
cellar bottom, the base will callous and be
ket gardeners make every cutting live by furn-
ishing bottom heat, which simply means keep
ing the soil in which the cutting is planted
warmer than the bud, which is exposed to the
oil