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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-12-11
TRITz LANCE South side Plaza.

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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-12-11
VOL. XIV.
Free Press.

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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-01-08
THE SILVER STATE.
puRI,IsHED EVERY EVENING SUNDAYS
EXCEPTED By
i. j. Hill l. e. CO.

RATES OF ADVERTISING:
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-01-08

D. F. and S. Fl. P. players can be accommo
dated at any time.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-01-08

Capt. J. Gross Burrell of the British
army asserts that recent kilograms pic
turing Manitoba as dissatisfied with Brit
aims rule are misleading, though not alb
solutely untrue. To Missouri Repub-
lican reporter he said: ''The mercury
has been so degrees below zero at times
when have been under canvas. The
Winter in that climate continues seven
months, and the Summers, though tine,
are not very hot In the Winter our
milk is delivered in blocks OF ice, the
same as water in blocks of ice in the
Summer season. In November all
meats are bought in frozen joints.
They are thown into the woodsheds
and remain fresh all winter.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-01-08
FASHION SAMPLE ROOMS.
BELL & BURNs.... .Proprietors.

GALL ONTN
ct H H Blu SY B'Si"
And try our celebrated J. r. Cutters Old
Bourbon, Old Virginia, Waite Rye, Golden
Thistle. Old Bourbon, Old Pioneer,
and Orange WHISKIES,
Imported saz~ra Cegnae.
Imported Green Seal, Imperial, znfandel Claret.
and Ill other kinds OF choicest
R-l-N-E-W-H-
Ap0llinaris, Mineral. and SPARKLING
soda Wafers3
MILWAUKEE BEER.
C-0-N-G-R-E-s-s--C-O
Made in the latest style known to the art, and
concossed OF the choicest materials by NE
most celebrated Archeronian Mixologist Of en-
Gent of modern age.
The highly celebrated
M 0UHTAIN
-PRErESrLrdO-
-ORozzIMERoP-
CocKTATLS
Served At all times during the day and night
DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CIGARS
D. F. and S. H. P. players can be accommo
dated at any time.
MONEY LOANED WITHOUT INTEREST
There's millions in it.
sayA luxuriantly furnished private CLUE
ROOM, FOR the use OF the Winnemucca Cincr
Club, with private entrance.
~ BELL BURNS.
winnemucca, April II. Il
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-01-08

The Boston Globe says the most con-
elusive proof that Charles Sumner
thought out and prepared his speeches
in advance is found in this anecdote now
related of him: A friend, who happened
to call at Summers rooms in Washington.
was told by the young negro servant.
"Massa Sumner he gone to de Senate
to make him speech" "What speech
asked the friend in surprise. why,
dat ar speech" was the reply, (which
he's been hollerin out in bed cherry
mornin' desc free weeks '- ~
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-01-08

Persons having business with me at any time
In my absence, win please confer with s. j.
Bonniheld. Jr.. who will attend 70 II or notify
ms Immediately, II necessary.
wlHssNHssA. Nsv.' Hsv ,ps isR q
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-01-08

CIV. CRAxn, SIS pine street and ~ Lcaoes
aorff street, Room 80. San Francisco.
VA. CAswsbL. Sacramento. California
BF. RILEY 10 authorized 10 collect nnd re
.sint for subecriptions TO the eELvBR STATE In
Paradise Valley.
sR. YoUSa In authorized 70 collect and
receipt for subscriptions to the SILVER STATE at
Big Meadows.
A. GNrz In authorized 20 collect and receipt
Tor subscriptions to the SILVER STATE In Spring
City.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-01-08
D. N. HASKELL.
TOWNSHIP AGENT. G. r. X. II.
Town LOTS FOR sALE on LEASE.

PARTIES WISHING TO LEASE OR PUR.
chase Lots in the town OF Winnemucca, arr
hereby notified that all applications for the same
or on business relating thereto, should be ad
dressed TO the undersigned at San Francisco,
At the G. ?. r. r. c.tice where they will receive
prompt attention
Those occupying lands belonging to the con.
pAny, without having bought or leased the snme
sre also nottnea 70 attend 10 the matter without
Delay and svsst sroubss.
esie d. n. HAAKE XII.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-01-08

In the middle of the main street Of
Aberdeen, Miss. are artesian wells
several squares apart which supply the
city with water. Every well is covered
by large pagoda. and the ground be.
meath is paved. The water runs from
spouts into troughs, and passes off
under ground.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-01-08

MONEY LOANED WITHOUT INTEREST
There's millions in it.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-23
Eefesrap9if@e 9epe(@en.
Oeuti la nb.


Berlin, Is. Sept. Die sroBen Wa.
nopsr bss bsutiden 9eeres baben beute Be.
sonnen. &ronprins Sriebri6 8ilbsIm
psrtrat babel ben Saiier.
Seitrei9; unsaru.
9onbon, Is. September. Sas Sprf
Rattsnbsrs in Stepermart 1T absebrannt.
@ieu, IS. September. Sn Sasta in
Rroatien iinb beute BEL Wabl.llurubeu
srpei BsrIonen um bas 9eben sefommen.
gs babsn pieIe Serbaitnsen itattsefuns
ben.
Belgien.
griiieI, l5. September. Der Sir,
9ermeilter sab beute benz Staotratbe iiber
Sic sur llnterSrituns Der neuli5en llns
ruben setroiienen MaBnabms 9luftldr,ins.
Gr l6rieb bic bsbauerli6en 9lusi6reituns
gen (!) ben glsritalsn CD gu, pel9e bic
Spltsmailsn aufrei,e. gr bebauptete, baB
iie bic belsibiseniten Ylatate unidlasen
lieBen. Die Yolissi: si:Orsans uerunslimpf.
ten bic 9iberaIen, wdbrenb bic IiberaIe
Yrsie ibren esiern rattle ii6 rubis gu perbals
ten. NStbisenfallS psrbe er bic abbals
tuns pon Yeriammlunssn iiberbaupt pers
bietsn, aber eS iei uHriSslid, aasemeine
uub ireiwillise @sfibIsausbrii6e bes Sols
tes gu unteroriiden. (ease pon Infans
bis Su gnbe !-Reb.)
8raiieI, 10. September. 0as gss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-23

bunsen. Gin Blatt, bas sew6bnlid gut
unterri4tet If, bas vSour1aI be ct. gterss
bours' f@reibt baraber nit amtIidem ans
ffri@: .Die 0orsdnse IN Stierneuice be-
berrf@m bic san,e pOIitii@e Sa&Iase. Die
3uiammentunft Der brei miteinanber eng
perbunbsnsu 5errfder In gesIeituns ibrer
pertra,iten Staatsmdnner bebeutet cine
6riebsnsspolitif. gs banbeIt iid sesens
mdrtis nidt um fsrmIi9e BInbniiie ober
um ipe3ieue 9sreinbarunsen, pielmebr rpirb
bic 3uiammentunft bas bereits sIidIi@
~ etanbe setommene Ginuernebmen in
allen sroBen poIitii9en Grasen IebisIi9
bsitdtisen, bau,it cine iebe auBerbaIb Der
sesenwdrtisen Sa@Iase auftau@enbe Jrase
bic Wonar9en gu semeinidaftliden 9ans
bsln sssint fnbe, NO ibre Sntereiien
pon einanber abwei9en, bamit ferner
burd ibr semsiniames 5anbeIn Orb
nuns, @eies unb 5rieben aufre@t ers
balten werben unb unter M9tung ber
Redte Iuer @adiamteit Oenienisen ses
seniber ausseabt werbe, uel9e bic be-
itsbenbe Srbnuns Der Dinse itOren, sesenz
iber ben anar9iiten, weIde i'm DumteIn
sinberidIeiden unb auf bic 8erni9tuns al
Ter Staatssinri9tunsen absieIen."
Sm 8elsieu 1T bas nsus S6uIssies
pom a0nis sutsebsiben wOrben. 0ie
9Offnuns Der eibsraIen, bab Der RSnis es
NIT isinem gOtum beIess, bat ii6 ni9t err
filIt unb nun raien iis. Die 8orsdnse in
griFeI finb berart, baB bisie 5errsn, bic
ben gatriotismus in grbpa9t bsiissn, isst
Vive la republique i9reien, unb ben &Ss
mig iniuItiren. Na9trdsIi9 betradtet, err
i9einen bic ausi9reitunsen Der 9ibsraIsn
pom 7. Septen,ber in einem nod uisI bdbs
li9eren 2i1te, ba man srfdbrt, bab bas
tatboIii9e Cabinet bic 8sranitaItsr Der tas
tboIii9sn @ssenmanifeitation, wsIds sss
gen bic am 81. slusuit itattsefunbens Iibss
raIe Runbssbuns beabiidtist mar, usrans
IaBte, auf ibre abii@t gu uersi9ten, bamit
iebsr GonFitt usrmiebeu werbe. Die Ras
tboIiten baben bic 9iberaIen am 81. Iusuit
rubis bemonitriren Iahen, ais iie aber am
7. Septbr. baffeIbe Re9t beaniprl9tsn,
murbsn ifs pom benz uon Der 9oss aufses
bssten IiberaIen SanbaseI ansesriffen.
Sm Gnslanb 1T bas parlament auf
ben 90. October uisber einserufen worbsn,
unb spar CUR absrmuIissn grOrtsruns Ser
Stimmre9tssgiu unb ionitiser &esies
runssseiddfte. Die Resieruns pini6t
bic Debate 10 pieI wie mOsIi6 absutiir,en
unb bofit, baB bic sanse Oauer Der Sisuns
ni6t Ianssr ais pier 8p6en rpdbren werbe.
Gs beiBt, @labitone werbe slei6 Bel @rs
6iiuuns einen Ylan CUR gteueintbeiluns Der
Yarlamentsbiitritte uorlesen, iebO9 auf
uorberiser grlebisuns Der Stimmre6tss
Bill beiteben. Die geamtsn Der Some
Office iinb bsrsits eiiris bamit bsi6ditist,
bas itatiitii9e MateriaI bssislid bss 9lres
ais unb Der gspOlterunss;iffer i'm 9anbe
porsubersitsn. Die ParnslIiten ideinen
entidlOKsn, cine enti3isbene Sppoiitions,
haltuuu au,uuehmsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-23
preiie Ger 2lr,eieen.
Seber Sou Der Spalte per Sabr. =. $500
6 Wonate. .$11p0
8 Monate. s 8O0

Seoet Oou pel SpulIe pet oSaqr. flo,W
.3 Monate s 86o
&oeaI gtottsett.
Sir iebe Belle grepier, ober beren Ronm, baS
eritema! 10 Gents, bic nG9iten Wale Gents.
.9siratbs= unb Sobesan;eisen nit GprnN
$3.50, obne Sprl9 $1.0O.
auspdrtiss an3esen miTen uoraus5s,abIt psrhtp.
9ln;eigen fiir Gicnics, 9otterien, @liidsIpisIs
&C., bic benz Geite Der tatb. Sir6e 3llrpiber, fins
ben feline aufnabme.
an3eisen ienbe man ipdteftens NpH,
tag Wtorsen ein.
Job 'arbeitsn aIler 2lrt prompt uno
biuis aussefibrt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-08
SOME CLEVER STORIES.
The Old Settler Gets Himself in a
Fog.
Why a Nevada Nan Could Not Dispose of
His Bonds-Tom Bowen's Senate
rial Race-A Very Ingenious
Woman.
Eli Not ia Ns,c YORK Sun.

III never furgit the fog o. March,
1880. had q contract to deliber three
loads o. hard wood timber to ole ledge
Puff, o. Lame Crow Holler. Ye never
knowed the Jedge, guess, Squire.
They amt many now ez did. The HOl-
lei we're great place fur heavy fogs,
an were mOre'n two mile wide an a
hundred foot deep. Sometimes the fOg'd
be so thick We cOuldn't see nothin' bout
the place fur days. had to haul the
lamb bout fifteen mile, fur it had to
be delivered on top o. the ridge on the
east side o. the Holler, an the mills was
three mile back O. the ridge onthe west
side, an We had to drive round twelve
mile to git in on the ridge to the spot
I'd contracted to lay the lumber,
though ye come in sight o. the place
when it was only two mile away.
"Pd been waitin' all winter fur IL to
snow, but durn'd bit o. snow come;
an on the last day o. March had got
TO start arter the lumber with wagons,
fur less got on the groun' that day l
.Ost the price o. haullu' it, an the tim
her, too, fur know'd the Jedge ID hold
ne I.umb down TO the 'greemelt,
cause lie were that Kind Of q man.
The roads was 50 bad that it was dark
II pitch when we got TO the top o. the
ridge on the west side, an | knoT'd
they want much use o. me tryin' to
git 10 the Jedge's fore l. o'clock at
night, an my contract want no good.
But We druv on, me ahead, an tOther
wagons follerin' me. The road were
unusual smooth, but kinder soft an
spongy, fur half an hour; then we run
Onter things rough, an l fOun' We
couldn't git along at sill, an ] says 10
my drivers: 'B'gosh, boys, let's chuck
the loads Offright here. We can't new
er git in, anyhow, sos | kin save my
bacon SO we piled the lumber up ez
nice ez we could in the dark, an xiv
erin purSelfs up with our blankets, laid
down to stay till mOrnin'.
pSuuire, | woke arly Mex day. |
looked roun' an rubbed my eyes. II
we want right on the grOun' whar I'd
greed to deliver the timber, aud if
'twan't all piled up jist whar it orter
ben, yer kin shoot me b'gosh, An
VII at fog tn was coverin' that hoi-
Ter! All, boys, stretchln' clean cross
1t, ez straight ez a railroad, was the
tracks of our wagons an HOSES! Ye
see, the fog had been leetle heavier
than common, an in the dark we
bad"
"That's all right, Major" said the
Squire. Don't tire yPrself. l see
thur a leetle fog in yer throat yet.
Frank, we'll clear it ouy."
And they did.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-08
slonsr's Sale.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO COON.
TY, West Virginia,
Berger a Hoffman

IA.
Henry Otto and others.
The undersigned, special commissioner.
tEority vested In him by n decree made ny
said court In said cause on the "a day o.
January. A, D. sS!s he VIII on tn u ,
mencing nj ~ O'Clock n m, bell al public
auction, nj the front door OF tho court house
Of said county, In the city OF Wheeling 10
bidder, the following described real estate,
with the buildings aud improvements there.
on, or 40 much thereof ~ may he necessary
the costs Of said suit and the expense. Of said
sale, such real estate being dssoribtd As foi'
lots Nos. KS, 80, " and ~ in ,hs town Of
Tiisdelphia, In said county and ststs; also.
anotf er piece of land lying and being
in said county, on the waters ofliitls Wheel.
ing creek, Through which lana Two streams
OF wafer now when s sG iSsr o. ws', rhsn
and bounded A. follows; BEGINNING. At :
stone corner 70 said Henri otto. ia krum,
mics line, and thence rLnntb. north 81
west 1851 feet, or u SILL polssto nstone corner
To Krummis on ths east side OF the .Lnnt
rum thence ru Mining south W west .lz iest
or II 1913 POLES 70 q stOns corner 10 kruin-
Mine. III; on un ns w.; :ouis s' p e.. a ~
y Sil poles % 2 .ions corner 20 Kr1mgis;
~ 1883 poles 70 the place OF bcginnins. con-
tanning one acre and being same properly
conveyed 10 said Henry otto by William
Krummie aud wife by deed dated October 3,
IL .. and nov recorded IN the Office Of IL
clerk Of the county court oil said ooonty,in
deed book IS, ~ page "a.
The above Described property n psculiarly
valuable for butcberiDH purposes and his
been used for such busiuras ~ well - for rss.
id' nee by said Henry otto.
TERhs OF sALE-Jne third o. the purchAse
money end m much moro thsrsyf ~ the
pu,ch uer mRy elect to pay, cash In hand,
tie residue thsrenf IN two equal in.tAlmsnts.
esHfiug Interest from the day OF sale, psy.
able III Elk ana twelve months respectively
fr6 NJ .urh oRy, the pUrcBaser 70 give bis
bonds pay able 30 such special coinTishiot N.
win 'ernrt'v therein satisfactory IN him.
and Ire little 10 the property purc y ned - D
retained N fur ther security until the pay.
ment In fun OF the pnIchase mopey.
ALFEED ,ALDN Ella
Special Com mi1onef.
J.. HERvEY, Auctloneer.
thereby certify that bond and security In
the penalty Uf el,ec has been given BY the
above named special commis.ionsf ~ re-
quiIcd by law and the decree OF said court
JOHN w. MIrHELL
Clerk Of said Court
vuuvrIxo March 4 ls6l mr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-08
slightly Embarrassed.
Bad Syree, NclCS.


A New Yorker who was in Virginia
last summer received a call one day
from sharp eyed, wiry little chap, who
said he had few government bonds TO
dispose of and would make a very reas-
enable discount for cash.
"But, my man, the bank will buy
them.n
II guess not"
"Why?"
because the cashier would be down
on me tine mint ] showed up"
al can't understand why"
Stranger, you don't tumble worth
cent, anu it becomes necessary for me
10 explain that these bonds have been
gradually acquired by stopping stage
coaches and asking passengers to shell
out 1t 80 happens that the cashier of
our leading bank Is one Of the gentle
men who has shelled, and reckon he'd
remember the bonds even il he had
forgotten my phiz"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-08

ed before the building, and the mer-
chant went into the loft and put up q
target Going out doors, where there
were fifteen tor twenty countrymen
loafingt he said: "Boys, come and
have some fun throwing coal NJ that
target" The crodwd became interested
and fired away at the mark until all the
coal was in the building. What did
the merchant do? Give the crowd lee
cream? On no; put he brought water To
wash their hands.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-08
Made Her Feel Bad.
Tens SiftinQs.

You look sad, Birdiei what's the
matter?n were the words addressed to
Birdie McHenipin by her friend, Mol
lie Squeers, ss they met on Austin
avenue.
'Pm not feeling well.,'
care you sick?"
NO, Pm not precisely sick, but l
feel tired, overworked.
ado tell me about It."
"Well, you see our colored cook is
sick, and now poor mother has to do all
the cooking snd scrubbingand washing
and ironing, and it makes me feel so
tired to see the old creature work. She
is so slow"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-08
NOTICE 10 TAXI pgposrr1oNa

The non resident defendant, Richard d.
Cater. wilIiake notice that the deposition
Of William stamm, ST., J. Z. Harvey, Hugh
Clsrk, William A. Carter, William q; Cos
Car and Others, Will be taken Mt the once
of Caldwell s. Caldwell, RttorneyB.at.law, In
the odd Fellows Hall building. In the city OF
wheeling, in the state OF West virginia, on
tn. hours OF O'Clock O. M, and O'Clock p.
m, TO be read in evidence In the above
ma n cd cause on behalf OF said plaintiff And
sitions shall not be commenced, or being
com IN enced, shall not be completed on that
dsy. the taking OF the same will he nd.
jsurred from time 70 time until the same
'N"'' ~ EMMA r. BRADLEY,
ByCAIDwELL 6CAiDwELL,he Solicitors
IelGoawt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-08

Cuticurn ROsolvent, the new blood pur-
Ifer. cleanses the bloc and perspiration OF
impurities and poisonous elements, and thus
removes the cause.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-08
A Discreet Author.

London Letter IN NcV York Tribune.
An irritable author went the other
day to shave it out" with his publish
err, Messrs. Chatte & WiRdus. He had
never seen either of them in the flesh,
having only communicated by letter
with the firm, and, when he found him
self in the presence of one of them, felt
tinid and confused, SO he stammered
with Oblique Indignation: "Sir, l don't
know whether you are Mr.. Chatto or
Mr.. Windus, and I don't want to be
rude. But if you are ChattO, d--D
Windus; aud if you are Windus, ID
CLattO."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-08
asked.
PRODUCE.
Wheeling.

Corrected by ISHAM & DI6BY. Produce
Commission Merchants, 1908 Main street.
These prices are based upon wholesale loe
spi iCt. Allowances must Dc mAa' '0' ~AA'
Apples-Extra winter eating, per Dbl
s. UO0S 80; extra large tart cooking, 81 80
as "; prime cooking and eating, 81 COG
: 80; Irregular lots, 81 OO@l so. Good de-
nsnd.
Butter-Prime to choice creamery, 30@
35c; choice dairy, 22925c; common 10 fair
do, lS@20c; good TO prime country roll, Is
@2Oc; common mixed stock, S9lOc. Good
Beeswax-Is quoted at 3O@S2c a 70.
Bsans-l'rime navy = bu., 81 1902 so;
marrow fat 81 4O92 so; hand picked me-
diums, s. 25(G2 30. Market doing better.
Buckweat Flour-3H@S11c T ID.
Cheese-Ssles in q iobbing way OF prime
mild OHIO factory at 9@12Hc; New YORK
Goshen, l4A@l5c; STeitZer, l39l5c; Linn
berger, 14@l5c.
Dried Fruit-New evsporated pared
peaches, 25@2Sc; impaired do, l59l6c
raspberries, 25@3Oc; blsckberries, lOc. New
sundried-Apples, quarters, 6glc: sliced,
S@9c; peaches new halves, 6AgLAc; DO
quarters, 514@611c; do pared, l59lSc; do
bIsckberries, Sc; do rsspberries, 22@25c;
pitted cherries, 1992Oc. New evaporated
apples, 15@l7c. Apples in active demand
Eggs-SErictly fresh stock, fair demand
FestheTs~Choice. 65@7Oc in original
packages, 4@5c more in small lots.
Honey-Choice white clover, lSS2Oc;
choice buckwheat, 16@lSc.
Nuts-Shelbsrks, 81 COG: IN; black wal
nuts, 5O@6Oc.
Onions-5O@6Oc a bu.
Peas-Green, 81 5O@1 &C + bu. split, 80
SIC q h.
Slow demand Sweet potatoes, 81 5o9
275.
Poultry-Live chickens, IS 25@3 10 p
dog; dressed turkeys, 15@16c; do chickens,
,,9e;T,riSc. do ducks, l2@l3c. Good demand.
Rsgs-Are steady at 11@lNc for white
mixed cotton; l@111c for all wool and II
al Nc for mixed.
Seeds-Sales Of timothy seed at 81 50;
1 IS "a bu.; clover, small seed, S. 1895 Sd;
large, 81 90, as to qualify.
Sweet Cider-Sand refined, 50 0099 so q
Lard--Country prime, sc.
Tallow-Country, exc; city &c.
New York.
NEw YoRK, March 7.-Cotton-Q 1iet,
steady and unchanged; futures easy: Etour
Dull and unchanged; receipts IA 600 bar
No. 2red elevator lc higher other grades
not quotsbly changed. Option trading was
materially restricted by the PROLONGED
meeting Of the grain trade. After the first
call prices opened HGssc higher, but after.
WARDS the market closed with q reaction OF
&c: receipts 1900 bushels; shipments 49,
600 bushels; No. red 81 .3A9l IA in
elevator; 81 Is delivered from elevator I;
81 O9H@l 0911 shoat; ungraded red Slc(9
81 20; No. red 81 %; No. 2 red March,
sales $4,000 bushels, at 81 07H@l OK,
closing at 81 072s; April, sales 304, 900 BUSH
els, at 81 091&@1 09ss, closing at 81 09%
May, sales 1894 700 bushels at 81 ll2s9
llA, closing at 81 ny; June, sales
$4,000 bushels, at 81 121I@1 1875, closing
st 81 1875. Corn-Spot shade better;
options opened k@1c higher; later fell
Oh &c, closing steady receipts s., 100 bush
els; exports 22,4S0 bushels; ungraded 57(9
6211c; Ne. 8 60@60Lfc; steamer 6Ok@6lc;
uDgraded white 6o@67c; No March 61k
@61Ac, closing at 6l1<c; April 62@62xc,
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GuTicuFa Remedies, are absolutely pure
AMI the ouly real Blood Purifiers and skin
Beauutiers, free from mercury, arsenic LEAD,
link, or any ether mineral or vegetable poi
son Whatsoever.
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coFFEEs.
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story About Tom Bowen.

Senator Tom Bowen, of Colorado,
watches the political fight in his state
with refreshing nonehslance. And he
can afford to be good humored about it,
for it does not concern him, he is not
in it, and he does not propose to be in it.
The Repu blican party in Colorado Is
all torn up. said friend the other day.
ayes. it's having - of q time" re-
piled Senator Bowen; "but it's q good
Thing. IU'll come out all right in the
end. As the result of these partisan
rows, the state gets the best material
into the Senate. Why, if it hadn't
been for that red hot Senatorial fight
last winter, where in = do you sup
pose Tabor and l would have BEEN"
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ever the Mexican Border.

Our Mexican neighbors have certain
little traits of character that must be
bueked and gagged before the stock
speculation will amount to much. Toe
other day chap named Carmoni, who
had in some manner secured possession
of dozen shares of railroad stock, rode
into the first handy station to draw his
dividends, he drew his revolver
and shot three or four officials, and af-
terward captured q freight train and
ran 1t of to be held as q guarantee that
bis shares would bring him his II per
cent. Per annum.