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Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-12-28
Suletr9 Set!

Giiibens lfanb. Notwithstanding nil
BEN ste Sanuar 'S9 afbolbe lin Suletre~
set paa 8oies 9aa, 2O8 Central Npe.
Ser pil blipe ct uomarfet Brosram meo
Taler, Gang os Mulif. 5pr 8rosramz
met er oper, pi( Der blipe Bepertnin9
meo &affe os uGafe". gil nosen ouer<
raife en- eIer auben at fine 8enner oeb
at bense greienter paa Suletreet, iaa
er bet Nnleonins at faa leuere oisie til
5eitfomiteen en- Stunb fpreno Soften
bespnoer, eller osiaa bos Wrs. Slien,
Is 15te @abe 81. 6. Som ale % itst
Dor Gag, os IS III. faa EFT bpsselis vi
ten. Nbsans rs Geats.
Gelfommcu a0e til Soften ror,
Eli Gang os 1aler, til oeffet 8orb,
Sag meb jer Senner,
8i 2yren 1temmer
9il Gang OH Winoet ont samle Noro.
Meo 5af til Sub iom bar leot % frem
Til N~i6olbsuGrf,
gt bliue iterf,
5il & for 2anoet, for Slast osSiem.
Seitfomiteen, ueo B.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-12-28
&orreiponoancer.
ST.. &ebaftpr!

ST. 8eoaftpr!
5eltraabet for 7oe bennes fer je9
en- Snbi enoelle fra Nububon meo Nn>
mobnins til Surmerbefolfninsen ON at
iremtomme meo en- O%pforoins til neite
9esislatur ONT at foranbre ben nuuez
renbe 2ieenieloo iaalebes, at 2icenie-
peueene bleu liselis forbelte ouer bele
Gountpet, ilteoetior at fun 8perne, buor
5alooner finbes, MI npoer Gorbel al
bisle Yense.
Seq foritaar BET i%aaleoes. at Inmoo'
ninsen er iremiat ior at bliue ooeroeiei
os bistuteret, os jes uil be,for uotale
mig liot berom.
Com. Nibolosfolf os Brobib itioniiter
bar ri to 1tore Opaaper at lsie.
Sen enc er paa ben moralife os friite:
(iee observation-disclosures Sci baaoe / Gale
% Striit os ueb Dor perionliae Sno.
flpoelie rs Gfsempel at lebe bort fra
Driffepausu benz, iom er fomue unocr
bens Snbflpbelle, FAINT paa famine Mauz
be lpse at ~forebpsse, at Fere, os oa l1er
un9bommeu, lebes inb UNDER 5riitelien.
Sen anben er at arbeibe meb ale re
beliseMibler ,iom itaar til uor8aaoisbeo,
for at iaa ii,anobrast os sjennemfbrt
i%aapanne 2oue, iom forbyoer al Eiluirfz
ming os 5als at beruie,oe 0ritte.
6or at opnaa bette Gormaaf bliuer
bet npbpenbist at faa Jolfet oplert til
at ~ioritaa bet uretferoise i at lesaliiere
Ell Sorretnins Com bet fan fables iaa,)
Der / fig ielu er uretierois, hemoraliles
renbe, forbaruelis os poe(eS9enoe baas
be for ben enfelte os for bele Samfrms
bet.
Spsrssmaalet bliper I'LL, buoruiot Ell
Iaabau 3op Tom beu tillistebe fan tjene
til at beforbre enten bet enc eler bet at
bet af be to 5ormaal, iom ri arbei=
Der for.
9oi 2iceuce er / Os for fig islu en- flo,
6umbug. Sen er Observation-Disclosures
Be,n os Ststte. Minneapolis Tribune
talte @anbbeb, ba ben for to Nar fiber
ia9be til Salonfeeperne al Minneiota
at buis be pnifebe at ie Hrobibition an.
to9et / Minneiota inben to Nar, bapb.
Sc bare at tilintetsjsre 8orilaoet for
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-12-28

5orri9e Spnoas bolotes ct fort Nfz
bolosmpoe i EFT &irfe / Netpporf.
Sc uotalelier, iom Der lpo, ipnes life
i Samt(uns meo oe 8onsresmenos ub=
t%alelier, icrn flyer, at Der insen Yrobiz
bitlpnsloosipnins tan uentes at ben tll<
trehenoe Administration. Mrs. gnen
Softer iasoe:
"&Unsresien funbe life netuu ill for
bDoe 8renbepiusbonoe(en. Sen bar
iu9en Eolitimast i @taterne, men ben
a + uuer 0itritet al Columbia % Ser.
ritorierne, oeu bar O9laa 9fet til at for
bDos Support % Grport al 8renheuin.
9uao fan &onaresien sj1re? Gen IN
aiifaffe "Snternal Geunue" paa 8bisty
Siluirfniuiaen os Soucelem neo oenue
@are er uri9tis % 8esjerimsen buroe
life tage en- Gent oerfsr.
Non9res1en blrpe paslere en- YrDDt,
bitionslou fer 81 ltr. al Columbia.
9eriom &esierinsen life fan %sjennen,z
fore Iaaotn Coz Der - ba Sfam
for bet! Ser er bog insen forbrpoeriit
&lasle, beler fife nosen fremmeofpbte.
Men &onereslens Weolemmer os be
Der boenoe, %..onifer at beboloe bet, er for
fig ielp? &on9resien bpr pasiere Broz
bibitiOuslop for Oiitr. u gol., iorelesse
Solicit Nmenbementet % neb latte en-
8%renoeuinsz NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Senator 8lebr, meb flere ir%emrasenbe
Weno bauoe taset Saoe paa 8latiorz
men.
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5or flere Nar tilba9e b%e9Dnbte @bamz
berlain & 81. Sec Woines, Sotpa,
Eilbereoelien at Ell 9oitemeoicin os an
iaa Miolet lom bet bebite os meit fire
imoo Soite, Gorfjslelie os strubeboite
iom noseniinoe bar upfunoet og operbez
uilt ON at ORentlisbeoen / fin Tie uiloe
auertjenbe bets 8erb, baabebe paa en-
COB Jremsang.
9eres itbrIte Sorbaabnins er MI
imiolertib nter eno realil eret. Wer END
100000 Jlaifer al @bamberlains
Cough &emeop ielses MI buert Iar os
oct anIres MI lom bet beoite, operalt
buor bet bat peret forisst. Set fu,ez
rer ben iterfeite::5orfiDlelie paa fortere
1,b, END noset auoet Miobel. 9ilialss
6os ale N~potbefere.
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I.

SITE ole 8reiter bar &eipett forJafta,
3eu. 81. Greer | Brouibence iasbe MP.
Zig / en- Brebifen at Nrreitationerne
blanbt Bpens nnsbom baobe tiltasei
lln-e r Yrobitionslouen. Snsen naster
for at benne Sou, Der er baarlis sjen=
nemfprt; nlelt naar Nrreitation al ling
bonn aftaser fra 965 til 534 paa 5 Nar,
iom fleet CT / YrouibeEce, ba biier bet
fig, at en- oaarlis sienuemisrt Brobibiz
tionslop ct aIiseuel beore enb lnsen.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-12-28
Strubeboite er en- Blase for mango
@n Wenneitepen.

Strubeboite ct en- 8lase for mango
Npore os oa belit / Sintermaaneoerne,
efterlom bet oa er meit olminbelist.
Nen ben fan unogaaes, buis. ben be-
banbles ristis allereoe naar DC fprite
Warfer uiier fig. 9esbeo ct bet ferz
lte 9ienoetesn % benne paafplses umio:
oelbart al en- m%ertuarois srou 6oite.
Deriom n'al1 tascr no9le 0oier al @bamz
pertains Cough &emeop - %unosaaes
NnfalOet. Ser er inseu Sare %forbunben
meo bette Wiobel, efterlom BET life in
oeBoloer lfaoelise BcItanooele. 5aaes
6os ale Nyotbetere
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-12-28
Allan Quatermain.
AT HI. RIDER
Oversat fra Engslsk for -RAABET' af A. B
(Gortiettelie fra forrise No.)

9aa benne 9o bar Der en- apoe bansnbe runot. pe oct trn fig ia ube6ist,
at ben iporeoe Den ulpteise ganorinssmano, iprons lss pa BAN ps beo bans
Sepeo ai uoen at nosen Sphen bapoe Mnelie beron,. Baaoe Manoen cs bans
Sihorie ON bet buioe 5ottelos fit atiaa en- isrsds Gnoe. Dm Der er er nosn
sonobeo benne bans gerenius ear lite, bet r mig umuGst at fse. 6oao
trr Sc, 9r. Guatermau? ?"
Seq rpebe paa Soueoet os iparebe:
ySes ub life, boab is Nl to. Ser CT iuamanse iaHomne Ting ifufti Sierz
tet al bette fore Sailauo, at bet puoe sire mig omt at tenfe, at Der lite bar
nOsen Sanbbeo beui. S ebrert 9iQeloe er bet Dor Deenins at iorisse pa at
foe betuo. 8i tenfer at rGe til 9efatIera os oerra, bots vi leuer, til ri foms
mri aalanst, til benne .2a9a" Sg. 9us Der ba er no9en bobe JMf oerpppe,
ihl pl sjre bort Beoie for at fme benz.
v9e r. rishe nOaeu fOroOune 5on", iogoe Or. mode5s meO ct sma, % ri
tate life mere berom.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-12-28

Neserilaperne / Spben. Seq mener,
bet par bumant, % bet Ct lite minore
mennelfelist os retiarbist, at Oroet,
"Glit bin Meite, iom big ielu" faar lin
fable Gnpenoelle / benne Sag, norpobel'
len al Observation-Disclosures / Spoen os
Norben. Dette n,aa pei meo inlb 5sie
funne aniees iom ct lanst farlisere Dnoe,
forbi Nationens 5remtibstriplel os 9ils
uarelie berpeo ltaar paa Spill % mango
fortabes.
Os er Ri lom ct 6olf fife aniparlis
for ale be "tauie @rape" 10000
npe / 9alet Tor buert Nar lom slioer
ifpnoiomt bag os. Os bsr bet lite bore
enbper arlis Borsers Ylist at reuie
ben ltpsse ~2etiinbisbeo, ium FORMER tilz
lpne berueo, ct man mleb Glpb paa Tunz
&c ct 9olf for ben ifjsnne Nfbolbslas;
melt ltemmer lteo &nelpeoRrten paa
8alsbasen, aar bet sielber at llaa
bet fore Stag.
9uab fan man bel pente Jig al ben
umoralife Os iloibenbe 800 ueb 8als.
lrnen, naar Oiplomater os @nbebss
mano at bsieite Stang itumper for 81
tsraioelinserne % fprer minore uistiae
eager fremlt paa 2iiten, forat ilutte
Neutrality-suspicious. ifisnne SD. Men
oct er Srpb for "5olfeblaoet", iom en-
gang i9ibeu talte fore Oro ON 8aaos
benbeoen be politiife BARTER, at erfare
BrobibitiOnspartiets slansiOmlne 8art.
Wen ben Seier oa 5rpo BAT maaife life
lang 2eoetio. 8i tror ben 9ooe Gag
ital fomme til Nfilntnins om life ian
braat.
Gr Wenneifepeu.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-12-28

81 anbefoIer bisis ulre til seiereu.. yepa beta
Bloh naor De prhrer.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-12-28
Cumberland, @is.
Sr. 8eoaftsr.

Man blir opmarfiom paa laa maa9t
/ "Solfeblaoet" | ben ienere lib, blanot
anbet fantt ies bemarfet, at Der opret=
tee politilfe BARTER iom Barmbiertis
beos 5orfremmere, iom ON bet ituloe
uare noaet gait; men er bet gait MI,
laa uor bet pei osiaa uristiot, ut bet re
publifanife Yarti bleu ~orsaniieret %
alate BreIioeut / ben 9eniist at befri
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DR.. Nelson
226 @aiDin9tpn 9lpe. g.,
Cor. 30 slpe., Winneapolis, @ttnn.

Cor. 30 Mpe., MinneapoIis, Wttnn.
Sar ofret 20 Nar til Soipital os ipecie;
&ontprprarls. 6oriitrer parig Selbreoelie
uoen @ift eler &pifiplp for %fronilfe eler
blooforgifteoe Spsoomme / 9alien, Neien.
6uoen og 8leren. @rus i Sl9ren, Cant
mentrefuina, tureres uoen Smerte eaer
5fierin9. 5eftige eler ~froniife urenipsz
BONNIE fureres fra 3 til 8 Sage meo ropen-
oise Hasemioler. Otere for 5oite, oaarlis
6orbptelie, 5rGtbeo, Herppiitet og fpltif or
saniit Suasbeo, buroe beige eller lfripe mig
til, oa De pfte er bebanoleoe for 2unseteriug
Spspeplia og 2eperipgoom al uerfarne
Mano, lom mlstager Nariasen at Snoet, o9
I~aaleoes mangfoloiasjpr Sp9oomuen. OUR
Ifilte gerelier ipr Samer. Snsen ifaoelise
Meoiciner bruses. 8ontortio 9-12 Sorm.
"A os rs gfterm. Senoas "a efterm.
5pr Glitter. 500 % Spprgsmaalsltite ieno
Is gentsi 8enae eler 1rimGrfer
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-12-28

Minneapolis Og St. Paul
pitoper sjennem 8iseoniin & Midisan.
Sen ~forteite &oute til Marine, ct groir
Sails, Osceolo. 9urtle Gate, Cameron,
&binlanoer, @asen, 8embine, Germans
bile, @laoitone, @scanoba, Maniitiqus
% Sault Ste. Warie % ale andre Ste
Der i norolise os pitlise 8isconiin Os
nOrbre Mici9an;
Sen birefte &oute peltpper til Buffaz
70, gapnespiqe, @lenmooo, Glbou Safe,
5airmont, Sanfinion, 2ioperluOoo, 5orz
man & Safes.
'Sppr9 Stationasenterne efter &art,
Der oiier &oute % 5orbinoelier os glenn
life at $500 Line" peb Sault etc.
Marie mart pil fomlnle / Jorbinoelie
meo Canadian Yacifif SIP. os iaaleoes
blipe ben f~orteite os beoite 2iuie til os
ira Wontreal, Bottom % andre 8per
paa &piten.
9epotet / Minneapolis er paa 9jprz
net al 2oet Street os 4be Npe. 81.
8iaetfontor Sjsrne 8aib. os 1 sloe.
SDo.
F. D. UNDERWOOD,
General Wanager.
JNO. G. TAYLOR,
Genera! Yasia9er Ngent,
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19

+. eaarea i, srss.zsuk ard asr 90 = 50
LA larlhaf iaf8ra44.en rssarlias 1as as-
ais - l1e as4 eatergf-ss 80 sst sass = 60
Aee.ica1on r. 8f 80. s3ess a@1fsss 8
!aekscD Alcb-
- 4leaix.a aoo1f1lg crop rsport ior
S3ssn1 sef as baea issues ireM t1s Sac
DeraFi a. en- IE~ area seeosd to Hha4f =
/ sef asaL. 3s.o4 E4sz " lsel. ll1l-o 20 .
t1tai 81 -. la9 acres. lAs -ol.'i>foa -
Ira DlA4t Is - ger cent. gDfl s4rca ~ita
average vs47s azd psf ssaE 5sles -1al -
81s sszf 49, lbs average Fe-<As ger
slz4s. - tais gesfs lfop is pef ce1t De-
los fult Sc <bE fns gis ~ cor1 = Fe-
uofle.. a. - Is ~ sls1sis peF sers. s91le ~
Is s1ft. Tie zvsfzke II clover seed bar
s-s.ea 81 4ld sls ped IS ges csnk. ol a.
sfersgs rreD. Tie potato crop = sise--
ten 30 - - aVefzke. <o41-tlo1 81 I've
sissk 1oFses -. e4tle e. sA<sD - and
50 8F 81 PEI eeE1, The wheat 1l4rxssec -
kszmaz5s sotnts ia October saz z8sil
oasAs . a4afiax t1- t1taL snsou1t sl1ls
A1<lsl 1 Is 34 o,4shs S.
Arlsaxs1se1ls have bssn competed for
tnu1dlcl 1z rev sgd ~ 1ea ue4 V-er raj
ca f4s A4u Use Of lhs = gan Central
raiross- Ias ass rsii - larger sssEy vag
81 ga ne ore 8oe gss - sslkat ssias
- Dsan3s per yara aga'nsl Tsis4t u 5a
4l4a-t t-f .1c fhi- rue srft1cttf i@l a
1eavier Fail As oesu kr8sins i0r coBsid-
sraD.r nc past The roll,1k slock : con-
il1ualF Increasing Ia ssz gas aa1 lseylsl
10. e taaa torlasfiy are oe41k drawn ever
The road ils nsw Fsil - h.klgr. 4ae gives
better opportunity Tor ARA splicing
tlels3y greatly lAcIs4sins me safety Of the
rsad fae loas splice. - iutrO1 -ceG ~
tie n en- kAn Csatf2i, siii os USED. iais
spice szf hss 81 Bolts. $40 Asrs han Ine
ola stTls. 1. Wzs cl2 Led thzl Is extra
bolt hole Nouit Neakea the saii DuS 4 lalE
rual Ca % niles oi track has dsm0nst-ai esi
tlk. tae cfis12e s 81 excellent 01e. ~
rails have yet broken a. tae extra noie.
snd The breaks eisss here have Oeca mu uch
tsss frequent The long splice bar IS now
being adopf51 b. mest of ne progressive
roads n = expected that the Aichlfsn
Central wiii os ssc0nf "a no railroad IA I'D
country Hhsa TIE ees rail- 14s been Laid.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19
Food for Reflection.

Some time since the scientific heads of
the great universities OF the country took
up the snbject of baking Powders, subject
ing every brand on the American mark ct 10
"A chemical inquisition that nothing known
to the adulterator's art could possibly es-
cape. 4 feature of their findings, IA feature
that has food for reflection in ii, is that Dr.
Prices Cream Powder was found To be free
from all adulterants. The most perfe ct
made.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19

n1ean society have
been promptly an
swered, however.
and the monument
VIII probably 10
built before long.
Many plans for the
s1-tft have been
Submitted 70 tho
committee, bat the
ono which IS gwen
Ia the illustration
VII probably &c
accepted
John Jxrnes Au-
dlbon was the son
ot 4 French naval
commander, who
maTried a Louis
iaoa girl OF Span
isn descent and
settled down o. a
plantation IL thar
stale, where john
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19

James Audubon
was born Tho mother was killed a
few years Later "a nero iusur-
recs-on on a plantation IN Santo Do
rllngO, and yUung Auduoon was sent
% Franco to 10 cdUczted Almost before he
was able % walk 10 eyinced a remarkable
love for nature, and spent much OF his crne
IA endeavors - make drawings OF the birds
with which he wes familiar bis father en-
costraSsd him, and placed him Ia tie studio
OK a farlsian art;st. where re was set TO
drawing horseS' heads and the limbs OF
giants. Ihis work ks neglected s5aussfully,
and agNIn began - draw pictures OF birds
and ssady tnsir habits whsnever it was pos
si5ie lbs father again yielded 70 the bcy's
tastes, and ssui hiIU o. a farm near pnils.el-
phia The houso there lecarns a museum.
AID be Epon5 his tizle roaming the woods
with gun, staying among civilized people
long enough, however, % fnl in lore with
Lucy Bake.oA her father thought him IN
rrsctical, AID induced him - enter business.
he was Tat failure as a business man, but
finally married TIE GIRL OF bis choice and
went vest win lis wifs and q business
partner Again he failed % prosper Ia suki-
nsss. As he dsvoled himself counplerely 70
natural nlssory. tram7ing for DAYS at a time
througa the woods with no companion but his
gun His friends booked upon him as insane,
but his wife sympathized with and helped
him
his father died aho-t this time, leaving
him I'D estate Ia kranoe and $1,000 lie
vas defrauded OF ths n1oney by dishon-
eSs trustee Ee earned money b. giving
drawiar lessons. aad ms vifs educated their
tro children 0y actinE "a goverl.ees AID
drawing teacher. Finally h. pabhsaed his
Biras Z America although beset by ter
ri5ie clncalties. Ths publication of bis
other booxs followed, his sous. a. that time
grown 70 r1anhood. helping their father
when the rest q the world laughed CT hin
re e'ed a- bis s01s house, Ninnisslaud on
the Hadson. rear New York now Aaduboa
Parkg. jar q. 1851
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19

A Eist-nx Memorial E=iD< Arranged For
- tia1 Ll1nzean society.
The Ilau9san sociesy o< Nsw York has
long contemplated tns erection OF q ulona-
Sut &C GA some suitable site - Tho Nom
0ry " J0hn James Auduboa, the IA
trral8C- The scheme originated with
TIE New York AcaasIcy of Scences
some tins ago. ard Tor time IS
s.iccess, or a. least ~ inansdia.e success,
sseLael donntful The appeals Of the Lin
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19

pe~f-rrssh irsgs.se S. SO
hnrs- Dressed 81 - r1 DOT cvr-
rf'on- Dressed. a.s p re- 3.
TeeI Dressed $50 -c nor b.
Poultry steady Fowls. 3Li0c Spring chick
ers. dressed. lliar per 10.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19

arpl--Fsrnsrs s@-- svsqorassi.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-30

of few days. In the parlor car of the
railroad train was well-known Indiana
lawyer and Democrat, whose ability and
whose prominence in his State are attest
ed by the fact that he has twice repre-
sented Republican District in Congress.
He was not acquainted with Allison and
Hale, but knowing Cameron well
accOsted him and was introduced to his
distinguished companions.
When the four were seated the senior
Pennsylvania Senator said, and not in a
whisper: "Well, do you people intend
to let that creature Harrison carry Indi-
ana?"
The Indiana statesman was rather sur
priced, but said: 81 think not. am of
the opinion that Indiana is safe for
Cleveland"
"Well," said Senator Cameron, earn
estly, "you must watch our people
closely, for they intend to repeat the
1880 tactics upon you. But for heavens
sake, if only as an act of charity, don't
let that creature Harrison be sent to the
White House."
"Charity? What do you mean p"
asked the Indianian, wonderingly.
81 mean he would be so confoundedly
emphatically, "that it would be an abso-
lutte crime to send him there. No self
respecting man who was associated with
Harrison in the United States Senate
would 60 near him in the event of his
election. I certainly would never call
upon him. Allison and Hale here may
not think it wise to talk as frankly as 1
do, but they know that what 1 say is
true"
And Allison and Hale also sat by,
smiled and said not word.-[Philadel
phia Times.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-30

The following quotations are for dressed
| meats in whole carcasses For round lots ON
IN ae no1i 90 per cent off from these prices may
BEEr-aAmerican, dressed, 7@sc. per lb;
yEAL-American, s@1oc; Arizona, &c.
MUTTosSSEwes, e79@7c.; wethers. TOTO.
FRESH sa,mnn Esh iemSnn White loc;; founders
26@35c.; rock cod, s@10c.; smells, 12laSi5c;
| herring, sg1Oc.; barracuda, S0iOc.: stur.
g. on. s912lac soles, l213c, pompano 121z
oysters. cans 5oSs5c oysters shells, Il per-
WooI-Fall woods, 6@7c.; spring clip. s@1oc.
HIDEs-Usual selection, 14c.; sheerlings,
20c.; medium, l30c.; long wool. 75c.
These are retail prices furnished by the w.
H. Perry Lum Der and Mill Company Rough
Oregon pine; $27 so; rough redwood, $27. so;
ing, Oregon pine, first quality. $4,000; flooring.
snd grooved redwood s4so.oS; o' d. isSsI Seaded,
double surfaced, $40 5O single and double sur,
faced, u inch. $35 90; common surfaced
gsS co. rustic ras Nc So do No $s5 CO.
rough spruce, $27 SO; do. q inch, $25, ,O0 clear
spruce, l inch, $4,000; do. u inch, $35. 90;
posts I split, 1t each 25c. lath: feet, per M, 1H
feet, IL. inch, $500; do. 8 feet, IL inch,
$500; shingles, bundles to NJ. So SO; do.
fancy, foOO; SNAKES, split, per NJ, $1,000; do.
sawed do., VIZ %; moulding, nc. per inch.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Quotations from the wholesale department of
II. j. Woollacott, 26 and % North Spring
street, Los Angeles, Cal Prices given are for
goods in original packages Pure California
case of dozen quarts $3.50, $5, 81, ac-
cording to age. zinfandel and Riesling, $3.50
pints of dozen. Port Angelica, Sherry, Mus
eatel. per gallon by barrel, Soc, $1.2O and
S. ,60 Zinfandel and Riesling 5O@75c per
gallon Claret and Burger White Wine, 37l8c.
quarts. Mumm, gints, $3.50 quarts, .$31.
harris, quarts, 5000; pints, $500. Genoyeva,
Italian Vermouth, $3.50; Belfast Ginger Ali.
$3.50 per cask of 10 dozen. Bitters Angos-
tura, $l7.OO per case; Bakers, $11 5O Dame
ana, $3.50; Hostetters, $3.50; Hufeland's.
t., $7.75; stoughton, $3.50; Peruvian, % $500;
Celery Beef and Iron, 1925: Benedictine,
quarts 1900; pints of "a, .$22.5O; Kummei,
$14 90; Absinthes, Pernod & Burger $3.50.
a@s o BraoSyd aoe6yidnsp per to saS1 sse sss sss
nae, Martell,+ per case of dozen, $1,000; -.
Martell, $19;25 per case; Hennessy+ per case
Of J dozen. % $15.75; +** Hennessy, $500 per
ness Stout bottled BY JoRnsooa, eass dozen IN
case, 81. s7H per dozen; Tennents' ale. dozen
whisky. u bbls 81 IS per gallon; bbls, $l.65;
Hume, spring 1881, re-imported sour mash,
rum, $2. SO per gallon Blackberry brandy, II
casks, 800 per gallon: B. Berts sauternes,
Duffy's malt whisky, 81 1. SO per case Of dozen.
Clicquot champagne. pints, $500; quarts,
$31.50.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-30
The Maine Election.


This is the way the Providence Jour
nal. Republican, comments on the Maine
election:
Nor is the failure of the programme of
"scare" much more conspicuous than
the failure of the Republican Senator's
policy concerning the fisheries, or the de-
cadence OF MIR. Blaine's personal influence
upon the voters even of his own State.
1t is interesting to note, and we may be
sure that Senator Quay will study tine
subject with anxious solicitude, that in
very many places where Mr.. Blaine
spoke, the Democrats were able to record
gains. In Lewiston, with its nine thou
sand French-Canadian residents, the Re-
publicans increased their strength; but
in Augusta, Mr.. Blaine's home, and the
home of Chairman Manley, the Demo
Gratis made net gain. of over two hun
dred; in Congressman Boutelle's CITY of
Bangor, too, the Democrats made gain,
as they did in Foxcroft, Portland, in
Calais, in Rockland and in Eastport, at
all of which places Mr.. Blaine delivered
speeches. Furthermore, in all but ten
OF the thirty or more fishing towns of the
State, the Democrats made gains, not
only over the 1884 vote, but over the
vote of 1886; and in the towns which are
most distinctively associated with the
fishing interests, as st. George, Friend
ship and Gushing, the relative Demo
cratic gains were quite remarkable, an
commentary upon noisy claims
of the Republicans that their conduct in
the fisheries matter has been in the
interests and at the solicitation of the
actual fishermen and not their en-
blowers.