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Tho Winn,neg War.
TnE nATrLEI M Id cREEK.

THE hAIILEIf lNH At tHEEk'
WINNIPLo, April IA dispatch from
Fish creek, the scer o OF the recent bat
tie, says the troops sin occupy the
camp pitched on Erioay night
which lies about mile from
the battle ground. To-day Gen, Mid
dleton gave orders 20 have the remain
der of the left div AOu brought across
tho river, and this work is now being
done. Tho rebels curing the night re-
tired from the position they occupied at
the close of the hkhi, and nothing can
bo seen OF them ir thu raViuo. THIS
morning AT O'Clock, trcrr was an alarm
made. The troops ,urGod ont IN less
than five minutes Tho dead were
buried near camp yesterday morning,
Gen. Middleton reading the burial SER
vice. Two dead lpcuHs were found in
.he ravine, where tr early lighting took
place. rhrsG other arc known 70 have
been killed. Fi:t5 iuur dead ponies
have been counted on The field and IN
the rayiue. Tho re els Ind eight small
rifle pits and one urge one. Several
pools of blood were found In these
Fourteen ponies and ~ head oi cattle
were capuro1 In th ragine yesterday.
Tho rebels have not been seen here
since the day of tho battle. 70 all ap-
ueqrauces they suffered severely. Word
ina Just been brought in lay scout from
the west side Of tho river that $50 hale
breods had crossed 20 that side. Thirty
teams were sent from Humboldt direct
" to Batouche under che impression o. 9t
Gen. Middleton would take that tran.
Twenty of HOulon's mounted men were
sent to-day 20 bring them IN and up to a
late hour had not returned. IL sthought
the teams were captured by the o. emy,
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manifesto from tho later place, has
caused much eNoii mont iu all parlia-
montary and dip uiaatic circles.
The house Oi commons, without DIS
cussinn, AS suggi ,ed hy Gladstone,
voted the entire credit ot SdbOO,Um
asked by the government, Mr., Edward
Timporty GOurby, radical member for
Sunderland, asked whether the govern
m6nt wOuld Hndeayur 10 have tho dis
put0 with Russia rTf0rged REHABILITATION
90 tho United StatG- uf American
Mr. Gladstone answered;
"Tha government II quite sensible ot
its heavy responsibility % maintain
the honor and good faith OF tho country
on one hand, aud ON the other 10 use
every means consistent with that honor
10 avoid war. ! can give no more par
ticular reply than this"
The utt6Tauco Was accepted a. sig,
niiicant and was received with cries OF
"hearw "hegTw
GREAT IL GLADSTONE.
Tho credit Of Shb,t0,OOO was voled by
the house OF commons, af,or ono Of the
most powerful and ioll,ug spa9ches over
delivered by Mr., Gladstone, The pre-
mier was cheered 10 rho echo, both
during the delivery uuu AZ the close OF
his speech, He wfs also most enihu-
siRstically cheeTeu when leaving the
house AFTER the speech.
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TROUBLE A. TYRONE.

prrrrI So" u ~ne governments
has pr5ai1msj -aaE aa'arl Nationals.
dauona .r...- a tg.e against u,a
Hur.. Wa'.E I.... .rHn. "
mons rusa-..nr N. I.r. fct
tEaFEAE rh.-aHn
'HHO reception -y ''a Hfln.' OF
wales az .rHJGN rH5 F...
b~Essrr affair Tie SsticsI.'s.g bad
p.lpygt 20 u 10 aouNtgr domoHstrJ'
lu. and were F.T .,Hl iu ~ form 9
procession, but the police charged upon
Them before they had time to carry, out
their intention, captured their black
flag and drums, and dispersed them
completely. IL is stated that the gov
eminent proposes to buy for Prince
Victor, the eldest son OF the prince OF
Wales, as a place of permanentresidence
in Ireland, the celebrated Arlbraccan
palace. This magnificent seat is beau
tifully located at Novan, in the county
of Meath, between the rivers BOYne and
BlackRater, near tho point of their con
tluence.
THE PRINCE A COLD BLooDED JOKER.
The Prince of Wales was re-
ceived by tho people OF
Carrick Fergus this afternoon
with great enthusiasm, In his reply to
the address OF welcome the prince ex-
pressed himself as satisfied with the
manner in which he had been received
by the Irish people and said that he was
rejoiced to find that in the heart of Ire
land there was q warm attachment to
the British crown and constitution
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-
a. .A. .s.s..- - - '.s...' ...Aa,.i tls.l q.
"aS ''"ro' "S N'J""so w '"' Ass oi
| Alien, West x Bush, of Galveston, w..
| Cleveland AZ Cameron, of tbiseity The
s,st mentioned a,m won j,a,ss. IN.
"'"' '*'s
Tor N1,OO against Tho latter.
inquiry has boon made why Senator
Iomplt iiousloii'a sult, IN behalf or tho
Francklyn Land and Caitlo company
lhNolNlhs tho ute OF lhe Stats or Texas
70 ureer county, was not tlied At this
term @i the court, as was anticipates.
~ may 1e stated that the action OF the
iale leslsiature' extending the time
Tor payment or taxes 70 July
!, obvlaled the necessity a.
Wen AZ removed the cause Tor
trying tne case now lnasmuch as the
state colIector hsd released the property
ne hau selZeu 20 SATISFY the state's claim.
me case VIII no uouot, come up again
unless IN the meantime the state and
uhcie sam shall se'tio tho hatter With
out ntisatloh.
Sards hIe out Tor the marriage IN this
CITY, on me avn lhs., VI Miss Hattie
DDyu burIeson ana heV' - J" Norrfs--'
me young ladS Is u daugh.or VI tho
NehefSnle pr' hulus O. burleson, W
waco I hlV9rslty, ,..,
A rlmor has g"l abroad That u m
ocrats OF w ic9i by me 'i'' q. cons
BiessHth MiIls' are Golh fl
mary ,leciiHh 70 seiecg a -
shaiI ne appolh'ed pos
Lheie ~ no ,rI'l MAltAN
ne hsp uoI'c"h lnc'
nplus lu nearll year yet h'
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Ga,veston,s Bogus Ballot Business.

GALVESTON, April H.-The city coun-
Gil, acting as committee OF the whole
in the Cuney-Allen aldermanic contest,
resumed their investigation in to the
frauds perpetrated at the eleventh ward
poll in the late city election. A number
Of witnesses were introduced in reSuttal
but when presented with the tickets
that 1t was said they had voted, each
denied emphatically that it was the bal
lot cast. The taking of evidence and
the comparing OF ballots closed this
evening and afgumcntof counsel begun,
which viii be concluded 20 morrow.
when the committee will formulate
their report to be presented a. Upen acs-
sion OF the council. There was 5ut one
witness ont of oVsr 100 CXsCliued who
idenified In any manner ibs ballot
credited to him in tbs box, end he Ctl
this IN such an l3detiu-se,
doubtful manner as 90 cass
la dopbt UnoH his~ taHt'mchW
Ths iraua has b5en lla,1 co Ya,Esbia
Ohat but one conclusion pT3r@t, auS
shns IS taAt tho eamihittea Will regor'
at Ccnev, the CO. rei 'coniesban6 Wt s
legally blucas5 ailelpsp fro1l tag
svslfill ssat,s, Il tthsy ~. tllie Y ~ 9ir-
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Mexico and Cholera Quarantine.

CITY OF MEXICO, April I.-The fed
eral government announces that 1t mas
taken vigorous mea-lres to prevent the
appearance of cholera at the seaports OF
Mexico. Vessels fl0m cholera coun-
tries will be vigorously quarantined.
CABINET CHANGES ANTICIPATED.
Rumors are rife OF Important changes
in the cabinet. 1t is said that Senior
Dublan will be replaced as secretary OF
the treasury by Romero Rubio,, now
secretary of the interior, and thai Gen.
Corona, late minister 10 Spain, who has
recently returned, will take MariscoPs
place as secretary OF foreign relations.
Mariscol will go to e. gland al minister.
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wills Point Local Notes.

WILLS POINT, April 2S.-lSpecial.l-
The Original Nashville Students
played one nights engagement here
toni ght, TO crowded house, and red
ceived much applause in their old plan1
tation and comic songs. They play to{
morrow night at Terrell.
The grand skating carnival and ball
given at Bradfeld's rink, was success
in every way, and was acknowledged Y
be one OF the most enjoyable occasion
of the season.
Most of the local attorneys have bee1
in attendance upon the district court
Canton, which has been in session TO |
the past three weeks.
Thomas Kennedy, oolored, of thi :
county. was sentenced 20 the psnitenX
tiary for life. but has appealed for new
trial, several other eases OF minor imy
portance were disposed of.
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CAPITAL CITY r4t+GS.
NEW c }+AR LERS-RA PC MOVES.
Asylum and I,pitol t-r--- p .ll-
caDtg for state Agent. r.met-
pals Appointed e 'Hmtr
Normal SchoUIs,

AUSTIN, April o. I.Hal .-L1sC-
srs filed: Sons an 1. nr
Moses society, OF LaGrong
The Williams CemetoIv Arrs, ~
Collin.
The McCulloch Coun p .HIJ a-- Csc
tie company, capital stoc. sl1A.
Adiutant-General XII re o. aaHa
last night, and to-day ls7u.' sg o.Jgc
changing the ranger force a.He
Capt. Sheely's compurr. r8 r 30
county, is ordered to pras.yG r va .d0
and establish hesdquHg r# -ct The
Edwards county line.
Capt. Smiths compa sow at Wilh-
ita Falls, is to prOcca -a +Jin, Jui
Capt. McMurray's to We. Ri'4.
Capt Gillespie has b lAfgH &, ge
into camp near Toyah.
Sieker's company wi H'u gl tha
Rio Grande.
The Terrell asylum ' na ready frc
patients in two months.
The capitol contractor ..r sauist
their contract for the stone yrrs. and 1t
will be proceeded with in q 1ur ,ime.
There are several applicants ior the.
position of state agent TO represent the
state in the matter of collecting claims for
frontier defense. II was the Impression
for long time, that The governor had\
the power to make the appointment, but
it is learned to-day that the board, con-
sisting of the governor, the comptroller
and the adjutsnt general, is the au-
thority for making the selection.
Gov. Gibbs and family left this morn
ing for Dallas.
Principals for SUMMER normal schools ,
were assigned to-day as follows:
Orange-J. r. Cole.
Henderson,. N. Gallagher.
Hallville-Mrs. Willie d. House
Dangerfeld-F. NJ. Johnson.
Sulphur Springs-J. L. McGuire.
Tyler-E. B. Smith.
Wills Point-N. T. Burkes.
Crocket-NIrs. Tom Sigh.
Trinity-G. S. STAIRS.
Galveston--J. r, Dean.
Weimer-Miss N, G. Breeding.
Brenham-W. II. Russel.
Giddings-E. p. Dreckard.
Rockdale-J. e. Dow.
Corsicana-J. r. Hand.
Terrell-R. Stanberry.
Denton-John Collier.
Sherman-J. NJ. Carlisle.
st. Joe-C. X. Bryant.
Weatherford-Mrs. Il. F. Warren
Cleburne-T. G. Harris.
WacO-J, Il, Rodgers.
Sslado--A. Il. Hill.
Georgetown-Smith Ragsdale,
San Marcos-W. c. Rate.
Legapty-G. M. Lasseta.
Uvalde-H. c. Pritchett.
San Angela-A. c. CarneS,
Albany. Gillespie.
Meridian-P. V. Penny backer.
Dodd City-A. n. Wilson.
Colored Principals: Montgomery
Carnes,
Calvert-L. G. Anderson.
Marshall-Champion Warning. -
Jefferson-C. J. Anderson.
Sherman--J. M. Terrell. q
Waxahachie-J. r. Stockes. &
Richmond--F. II. Madison.
Luling-W. T. Phillips.
Martins. II. Smithers.
Austin-W. l.. Gordon.
The schools open in July.
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berlin, April 27.-The National zei-
tung mentions q rUmor to the effect
that the czar has written to Emperor
William that the chance of peace has
diminished. Several German papers
have rumors that another conflict has
taken place in AfEhanistan, and that
there is much public uneasiness in the
absence of further news from Gen.
Komaroff,
GONE TO SCI THE CHAR.
Gen. Werner, aidedecamp to Emperor
William, has started for st. Peters,
burg.
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SANGER BROS
OUR WEEKLY BUDGET.

EvIDEN CElS OF HOW ONE DOES
BUSINESS GAM BE GIVEN IN VA
RlOUS WAYS WB AEoH ANXIOUS
THAT OUR FRIEND AMID TiE
PUBLIC SHOULD BB THOROUGH
I,Y ACQUAINTED WITH OUR M E.
OD--THEREFORB, WE HERALD
THEM THROUGH THE DAILY
PRESS IN DOING SO, WEI PRE-
SENT COMPETITORS OPPOEeTUN- u
ITY TO KNOW wHEREIN OUR
STRENGTH LIES WEI PUBLISH
OUR PRICES TO THEM, AS WE'LL
AS TO TFIB PEOPDE--Y Y Fiji III DOES
THE1N1 NO GOOD- THEY CANNOT
FOUAII THENI- 1T TIEY TEiINK
THEY GAM, LETT TFIIziNA TFo z US ON
TFIE F'OII.OwIN @:
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THE GENERAL ELECTIONS.

THE GEN EKaI IIITlO IIVtN5'
VIENNA, April q The imperial de-
cree fixes the last week OF May and the
first week of June as the period in which
shall take place the gene raj elections
for members of the reichrath, which
was dissolved last week.
TALKING BUSINESS.
VARNA, April T.-Tho Austrian gov
ernment has warned the porte that
Austria will consider her treaties with
turkey null and void if the porte allows
belligerents to force the Dardanelles.
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A PORT BLoCKADED.

SHANGHAI, April %.-The port OF
vladiyostock, in Siberia, near the con-
fines of China, has beer closed to COM
merce. The Russian naval authorl-
ties have so disposed tori edoes
that only narrow channel remains Tor
the entry and exit of their own war
cI,ipc
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Missouri catt,s ouarantinea

Tor gKA, April 2s.--Gov. Martin ivsue
a proclamation to-day in accordanfv
with the rccomLnondatioa of the statd
live stock sanitary commission impos-
lug quarantine of 80 days on al cattle
coming from Missouri. In the procla,
nation of the 18th inst. only four cou1|
ties In Misscpsi were 9aaEaAt tues a1
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Fatnl W,reck on the - ntoontaiD HoI

Shtni wreck on tif AA-A NA''N '''
ST. LoUIs, April GA speeidi train
be&fng number OF Passengers and
Mlssoul Pacific railroad oidcers LOFT
here this sftai noon eyia the IrSn Mepn-
tain roso, on q tons Of inspection Of the
Texas sHPseifc rirosd. When eight
mites Now Jstfsrson Bsfraeks,Qr abonC
21iuiie0 rom ShiE city, TIE trgin Coz
s(iAti n !. an u b b and ncconsInoJla lien
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ssGg0ds.

csc.
THIS TOWEL TAKES THE LEAD.
When you see it, y0u'll wonder how
we do il. II is n very heavy Alnen
Damask Towel, cOlOred edge aud Dor.
der, and rich coI0red center; size
2Ox42. 1t will make ilne DeCora.
tive Towel
lOc.
NOW Is THE TIME Y0U WANT BATH
Towels Buy them this week. At
above price we offer Turkish Tow
OF, size 1Sx3S, handsome patterns
that are w0rth dsnbias
55C.
THE POPULAR PRICE FOR :. Pop
ul0r Towel. YOu'll think so wheDyou
see Is. This is also q Turkish Bath
Towel. Theserge is immense, being
22x4S, or 1856 square inches. The
patterns ara very choice and the price
Is Just about half its value.
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Tho Snow slIde viotlms. .

LEADviLLE, April 27--Tha searching
party has just returned from Home
stake mountain, having found 10 bodies
in tho cabin, probably killed by the
snow slide two weeks ago. The bodies
are TO be brought here to.morrow.
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SMALL Pox-AN ARAB DEFEAT.

SMALL P0X-AN ARAB DEFEAT
DoNeoLA, April T.-The small pox Is
decimating Obdurman, opposite
Khartoum. The garrison OF Sc
naar defeated the forces OF
El NIahdi, which ulSde an attaok on
tnat place,
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ss il listening, he whole position indi-
eating apprehension. Near hin lay one
of his comrades on bunk, face down
ward, with his arms crossed urder his
head. Several logs lay on his body.
Three bodies were found in an
upper bunk, clasped in each
they interlookGd as to require force
of six mon TO separate them. One man
was found beside his bunk, in he atti-
tude Of praying. In another pagt Of the
cabin were two bodies, crushed between
fallen timbers. The OtL ar bod es wore
found lying above tho cabin, ~ if
thrown from the burks by
the shock, No doubt desyh was
caused by suhOcaJion in nearl every
case. A clock and a watch were found,
which had stopped precisely at $3.50.
From letters ard papers found it is be-
lieved the slide occurred about he 10th
of February. The report that some of
the men had been seen foI night ago
proved without foundation, s''ho bodies
were taken to Leadvile.
THE VICTIMS ARE:
Martin Borden.
Sylvester Borden.
Horace w. Matthews.
Joseph Matthews.
John Lock.
John Burns.
Charles Richards.
Chris, Harvey.
Robert Campbell.
John Burns.
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FIRST We HAVE TOWELS

We lave SC. Towels and 10c. Towels,
but We won't occupy space to describe
them-'yet they are better than any
Towels that ever hsd these prices at
tached TO them ON sale days. 3hcy
are regular goods with rs.
1Sc.
is THE PRICE WE START AT. FOR
this money we can glVe.yCu n PURE
LINEN TOWEL, size 22X44, which
means 0GS square inches OF linen
for 15c.
22sc.
ATTHIS PRICE WE OFFER YOU OUR
Fine Soft Finish Extra Heavy Linen
Huck Towel, size 20X4O. YOu can
pay Soc. for Towei, but yOu can
not get better one. In this lot we
also include LINEN DAMASk
TOWEL. very heavy, deep border;
size 20X40.
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Aiyph, Us Promise that no ilOsillitieS
Should Occur In the City.
THE FRENCH coNsuL'S POSITION
The American Forces Have Not shown
~ the white Feather and are Pre-
pared for Tnt-The Troops
and Commanders,
MORE lNsUResNT PRISONERS.
Our Panama Inc ,lent
TDE rRmuNE'a rERHmL@TALE

NEW YouE, Apri ga special %
the T-,oyuu dated, Pauamn, April ~
says; FrarcU Influence ~ sUurcWe nero.
Tine tTHnen prupe iiyur 200 pHuHrH
boast that Tie protest fIUM .a.4s DaasgG
t.o American troops 20 leave tho city.
A local paper declares the same
thing. The Amcri.ln bark which
was captured by the rebels
has been retakou by tho Alliance and
sent TO Colon. Ruise and 60 insurgents
ar on board.
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PANAMA, April -b,-iU u III ile
American u8rE recently captured by the
rebels was brought mo Colon yester.
day by the Alliance, having ON board
tho rogol general, Benjamin Ruiz, AID
90 men.
Al Paraiso, yesterday afternoon,
riot occurred NoJwacu resident Jamai-
cans uua Colouhi8ns. Three of tho Int
ter were killed and II wounded.
DIsTRIBUrIoS OF OUR FORCES.
\ company Of marines under Capt.
Reid have gone the-6 TO keep order.
ParaisO is about nine miles from Pam
anna. The natives are very uncertain
tnruuguCug the interior, anc may gt-
tempt TO stop the transit. The duJGch
lneuts OF marines from the Tennessee
the Galona, the Alliance aud the ow8-
tara, returned 30 their respective ships
at Colon yesterday. The present diFtri-
button Of the remaining forces is as tot.
lows; Marines end sailors from rne
-..r-u u.U #f ... r'..I,a 'iHu .#
pier auu.. Capt. ..'r.lL ayi
l..'., IEris, Hl.l 'frg,P
0T,, ul w.ua.. auH -l ugs,
vf.N au.I gums guards .uo .lua o.. 'hy
t..usi. ., E slgrn.. acc San EaH.., b. o
Hgunra.as, a5sr oHI h#asa, W -.-
..a. .''nFanl frt ra-ryfs -
ga.ls~ p itl.. yg nrats u.."
yly.s. Eaauu, alu5e Hgil gnc ET-
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kco LsSal sotss
n1As sscfl yaitas
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~ = VI'INI'N ~ u W,.I-NiNII'
A dispatch nom 81. Petersburg says
war between Russia and EuGlaud
is now regarded Il as inevitable. The
c2ar leaves to-day for Moscow, and from
that historic city he will issue his mani
festo or declaration of war, if such OK
IRENE measure should become neces-
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AN AGED BAPTIST MINISTER.
Two More important Gases.

IoQr agent being IN Columbus, Ca, a few days
ago. and meeting The venerable brother j. Il. Cl APP
bed, We AskCi HIM Ter the news. His reply wa, II
have two more important cUre' edected by SNttt's
Specific 70 report This venerable man Is known
FAR snd vile Tor mis- unremitling labo 0, love- in tne
behalf OF the pOCr Ot Columbus. IL will be remeul-
bered that SwiL's SPeCidc Co has donated quite an
amount OF their famous medielne 70 be dStr Outed
by Mr.. Campbell among the poor Of the city, hence
al hSTe lust seen lady who has been greatly an
moved by letter in one Of her hands. 10 had given
her much trOu6ls and PAIN. She said she had been
treated by several physicians during The pa'i three
or iOur Year, With the old remedies bat without
giving any relief. l suggested SNItts Spec nc and
sha took four bGtIls anu Is nov apparently perfectly
well. Her band j. smooth and not a single ,jgn OF
the di'sase LETT; IL Is marvellous how this medicine
renovsyes the sysguL"
what about the other eaSs:'
We'll that Eos q lady also. she hal been Elected
with eczema for lour wears. Her iaeP, hlnjs ard
arms, as We I 80 her body, was covered over with
sores ard syaOs Il weI one % thu w0lS. eases o.
mis- tarriAle lis as that have ever seen The sui
ferus Of The 1905 creature was beyond EXPIRE sion
she tried every r-medy az COMMAND including mer
cary and Oiids Of potash, bus she only grew worse
Sh, VS. in this condition when hcst saw the casa.
soon had her LaSing SwltS Specific, aud she has
now taken only tao bottles, but every marx OF the
disease has almost entirely disaPpeared- her
str Myth amt general h alth have greatly imp owed
IL is one OF the mast remarkable cures that has come
suier my observation
'.Hr Csmphsl!, YOU have had long and varied eE-
pereRCe in mir Cling With men, aud observing their
africlous ard the remedies Used-What is your
opinion 2, 10 the merits OF SEiit's Specific
'"In a ministry Of sixty years have mingled wit
every class OF sOciaty, and have obSerTed cDsey the
variety OF diseases which atfiict humanity. Blood
diseases are the most numt rous and the most d!
cult 60 remove. d Is my deliberate judgment that
SEiits Specific Is the grandest blood P1Sid der ever
discovered. There Is nothing comparable 70 IL
There Is nothing too good 10 say about SWuts sPe-
dine" -
Treatise on BloOd and Skin Diseases mailed free.
Tue SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Atlanta, Ga,
For sale by LaDghlin Bros 4 Co and Logan 4 70
Wheeling, al wholesale and retail.
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PROpUCR,
Wheeling.

Butter-Prime to choice creamery 800
zoe; choice dairy l2@l4c; good to prime
country roll lG@l2c; common mixed
stock 5@6c. Fair demand.
Beeswax-Quotedat 2S@32c y ID.
Beans-Hand picked mediums 81 409
so per bushel; string beans, new, 81 500
IS per bushel.
Dried Fruit - New eFsporsted pared
peaches 25@2Sc; impaired do l5@l6c;
raspberries 25@30e; blaekbeTries lOc.
New sundried, apples, chartered, 23@3c;
sliced, 6@7c; peaches, new halves, S!@Sfc;
do quarters, TIC; do pared l5@lsc;
do blackberries Sc; do raspberries 22@25c;
pitted cherries l2@l4o. New evsporsted
adples rose. Market on Dried Fruit NOM
insl; demand slow.
Cheese-Sales in q ioH,ing way Of prime
mild Ohio factory at 9(9l23c; New York
l43@l5c; Sweitzer l3t9l5c; Linberger II
@l2c.
Eggs-Strictly fresh stock in good demand
at l3@l4o . doz.
Feathers-Choice, 5O@55c in original
packages, 4@5c more in small lots.
Honey-Choice white clover, 10000;
choice buckwheat, l6@lSc.
Nuts-SheIbsrks, 81 259l so; black val
nuts, 5O96Oc; chesnuts 50 eG94 90.
Onioas-NeW Bermuda onions 81 IS per
bushel
Peas-Green, 81 5O@I 50 y bu.; Split
3@Si = 70; new 81 5G@l IS.
Potatoes-55665c per busheL New,
prime s. 5O@5 copper Dbl Culls - SOC
5 90.
Poultry-LiTs chickens, So 5O@3 60 .
dozen; do chickens, ll@l9e; DO ducks II
6l3c. Good demand.
Rags-Stsady at lA@lSc for white mix
ed cotton; l@lic for al wool and ltl9fe
seeds-salss Of timothy seed at 81 500
/ SIS q bushsl; clover, small seed So $50
s so; large, S. 25@S so, as to qualify.
Sweet cider-Country sweet 81 90 per
barrel. Demand fair.
Larl-Country prime, 7i@Sc., demand
TallOw-COuntry, 5ici city, Sc; demand
Cucumbers-New,s2 OO@2 2ain bushel
crates.
observation-disclosures per bucket.
Cberries-T5c6$l 90 per bucket.
Cabbage-Nsw, g OO92 so per barrel.
Nsw YORK.
NV YoRK, June l5.-Flour-Dull and
heavy; receipts 1884 barrels; exporss
$3.50 barrels; good to choice western and
State 81 05@5 %; common to choice white
wheat western extra ~ 1896 90;
fancy do s. 1906 %. Wheat-Rsceipts
2S9, 293 bushels; exports $3.50 bushels;
spot lower; optioDsopeDed heavy. later ruled
stronger and cloSng firm; sales 1850, 900
bushels future; l70000 bushels spot; No.
2 spring 92@S2ac; No. l hard 81 Oh; No. l
Northern 9ss@9slc; ungrsded red $50
97c; No. sred nominal; No. l white 81 co.
No. 2 red June 9st@99ic. closing At 99lci
July, 81 0oI@l ola. closing at 81 OLE;
August, 81 oSs@l Osi, closing =. 81 est;