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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-01
The Wrong Hnnse

"Here, your called patrolman to o
hard looking fellow who turned into
Woodward avenue from Montcalm
street, ''what are you running for?"
81 was in a hurry" replied the man as
he came to halt.
yes, it looks that way. Anybody
after you?"
"Not as I knows Of"
''Then what's the rush?"
"Why, sir, I simply struck the wrong
house. Ipulled bell back there and
asked for bite to eat, and declared my
willingness to saw wood in return"
"Well?'
"Well, hang me if they didn't take me
at my word, and had to skip to get out
of it! Had two cords of wood in the
back yard and saw waiting for mer'-
Detroit Free Press.
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State of the Joke Market.

The strawberry box joke is coming on
the market in small lots. First rate
strawberry jokes, like the bottoms of the
strawberry boxes, come high. Wequote
gilt edged, $3.50 to So; fair to prime, 80
cents to $1.25.
Ice cream jokes are more expensive
than they were last year; rs cents each
for fair; shelf worn ice cream jokes, and
those saved over from last season, are
unstable Ice cream jokes with tyro
toxicon attachments command slight
advance on quoted figures.
There is no demand for mother-in-law
jokes, and their manufacture has ceased
at the regular joke factories. Amateurs
just starting in business produce few,
but there is no market for them.
Jokes about irate fathers setting the
bulldog on unwelcome callers upon their
daughters are occasionally produced, but
the demand for them is quite small.
Soda water jokes of the drug store
wink brand are reappearing in the mar
ket. There are no fresh ones, however,
the specimens being those left over from
last season. Strictly fresh soda water
quips would meet with ready sale, but
the supply of this grade is short
Mule and William goat witticisms are
dear at five cents per 100.
Jokes on lecturers and tragedians, and
the reception they meet with at the
hands of discriminative audiences, are
eggspensive, if fresh laid, say $3.50 to So
per pair.
Church fair oyster jokes r out of sea-
son.
Plumber and coal dealer humor is out
of the market, and the ice man fun has
taken its place. The high price OF ice
threatens to run values of this class of
humor up to an exorbitant point. There
is not much on the market as yet, hold
ers seemingly waiting for higher prices.
Humor about the apothecary who mis-
takes morphine for quinine is drug on
the market.
Jokes about millinery bills are always
seasonable, though there is generally a
boom from just before Easter until the
summer is fairly here. Like the fair
consumers of the millinery, this brand of
hu1nor is very dear.
Sealskin jokes are now put away in
camphor for the summer.
Servant girl jokes, like servant girls,
come high, but we must have them. We
quote A No. at So per dozen.
Fun about spring poetry is somewhat
frayed at the edges. The subject is toe
serious for proper humorous treatment.
Good efforts command from 81 to $1.37I
each, according to quality.
Jokes about Philadelphia are slow.
Spring chicken jokes are tough.
The new extradition treaty with Eng
land has spoiled the market for cashier
gone-to- Canada fun. We understand
that large dealers were caught with quite
supply on hand, and which were thus
rendered valueless.
Baby Mckee jokes go off very slowly
now at cents per 100.
The latest style of jokes includes the
Chicago Worlds fair, the monograph,
and death by electrocution as means of
prolonging life.
Chestnuts are unstable. We quote 8
cents per car load as d nominal figure
Pittsburg Chronicle.
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If you want acreage either in or outside
Of the city, come and see US.
De WITT B. LOWE & Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-01

The death of Archie Borland at his
home in Oakland, CAL, removed one Of
the most prominent and picturesque of
the old miners on the Pacific coast.
Borland began mining when lad of
II. He learned the business from the
bottom up, and when the great Com
stock broke out he was able to jump
from the place of common miner to a
wealthy speculator in few months.
He was one Of the best experts ever
known, and when the big bonanza was
found in Consolidated Virginia and Cali
fornia Borland had block of the stock
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-01

yesterday. In the morning the brass band
went to the depot and escorted the Ogden
cricket club, who played a friendly game
of cricket with the Kaysville eleven, to the
square. Wickets Were pitched about III
o'clock. The game resulted in a great
victory for the Ogdens. The Kaysville
boys have not been organized only few
weeks. This being considered the boys
certainly equipped themselves admirably.
A game of baseball was also played with
the Kaysyille Juveniles, and juvenile
club from Pennington. The score showed
the Pennington kids to be the victors.
The kids got beat all round yesterday, bui
ii is needless to say they had as much fun
as the more fortunate. K,
Kaysville, MAY 31tt.
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Chance for a Bargain.

Small Boy crushing in)-Oh, mammal ]
know where can buy double ripper sled
awful cheap. Won't you give me some money!
Mamma (doubtfully)-How cheapl
''Well, don't know. l haven't asked, but
1 guess can get it for most nothing, cause
Mrs. NoEbs hasn't any use for it any more"
''Mrs Nobbsl" ~
eyes. Johnny hobbs had it, you know"
''But where is Johnnyr'
''Why, in ridin' down hill on it just now,
he struck a post an killed himself. New
York Weekly.
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Mining Stocks.

PHILADELPHIA, May -Wool-Steady.
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win Retain the SNOW sheds.

Southern Pacific officials have at last de-
cided on the future policy regarding the
snow shed system of the Sierras. II has
been decided that the sheds shall be re-
tanned. Superintendent Fillmore says the
structures will all be placed in first class
order at the earliest possible moment. Last
fail it was thought advisable to remove all
but the most important ones and the ones
over side tracks, trusting to rotary plows
to keep the track clear. Last winter
blockade demonstrated that a sufficient
number of plows, stationed at intervals in
the mountains, would be sufficient protec-
ton against the snow, but it was deemed
advisable to maintain the sheds at present.
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Death from a Singular Cause.

Mrs. William i. Bradley. wife of a
millionaire real estate dealer of Dubuque,
Ia, started out to make some calls. She
slipped at the entrance of the residence
of friend and broke her arm. a doctor
was summoned, who administered chic
reform and proceeded to set the arm.
The plate of false tooth which Mrs.
Bradley wore unknown to the doctor
dropped into her throat and covered her
windpipe, and she was dead before it
was noticed. No blame is attached to
the physician.-Chicago Times.
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NEW YORK, May Hops-Firm.
Cofee--Options opened steady, l0@9O points
up, closed steady 10dJ3) points up. Sales. A.
800 bags. June. IL 3O017.45; July. 17.O50I7 20
Spot Rio, frmer; fair cargoes. 20; No. Z fat
bean, 1875.
Sugar-Raw, held firmer; fair refining, 4az04
1877; centrifugals 96-test, 5 / 1864; refined
frmer; C, 43-l665 l-16; entra c. > 3-1605-l6:
white extra c, 5-l6C5l5; yellow, 1915; OFF A.
$500 10.
Misunderstanding closed.
Wool-Firm; domestic fleece, $685.
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In a Daze.

First Miss-Where are you going this
summer?
Second Miss haven't the least idea.
First Miss-But can't you judge from
what you heard your pa and ma say?
Second Miss-Well, from the way ma
talks I'd think we were going to New
York, Saratoga, Paris, Berlin, White
mountains, Rome, st. Lawrence and all
through Egypt. From the way pa talks
I'd think we were going to the poor
house.-New York Weekly.
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Chicago Wheat.

CHICAGO, May 31.-Wheat was active, unset
tied. opening firm. It was influenced by the
colder weather and rather bullish reports re
garding the crop. But weak feeling set in
and prices declined 1lk. After lowering within
a OF the bottom prices they commenced to
travel upward and with slight Quotations an
advance of IL was established for July 21lG1
25s for August and September. It was eased of
and closed at 21s higher for Jnly. "a forAugust,
y for September, than the closing Thursday
owing TO the bullish trop reports ana the ner-
vousness of shorts. Receipts, $4,000; ship
ments, 249. 900 bushels.
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The Secret of Her Fascination.

The Secret of Her Fascination.
She hath a charm, she hath n charm;
IL is not in her rounded arm,
Though in its graceful symmetry
That arm with Venus well might via
She hath a charm; but yet it lies
Not in the depths of those sweet eye4
Though skies above Or seas below
May not lovelier sapphire show.
From the sweet labyrinth of her throas
often hear a silvery note.
AS if some bird from heaven had floITa
To make this dreary world it's own.
Her cheek Of rose, her cheek Of rose
All, is it that that DER me thzoTs
This spell? Nay, tits not that l seek.
For myself have lots of cheek.
Her ruby lips might, too, beguile
With the sweet witchery of their smile,
But am stuck on the amount
Of her rich paQ2's bank account
Eugene Clay Ferguson in Chicago News
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Came Near to 1t.

1 was at a morning wedding few
days ago with a very pretty and dashing
girl who only a year ago had refused the
man who was that day to wed another.
AS she moved up the aisle an usher
stopped her and said: pardon me; are
you a member Of the family" "No,"
she answered, Il am not; sbut," she
added, ''give me good seat, for Knight
have been. Exchange.
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What Came of an Effort of the Governor
to Teach Etiquette to n Private.


Governor Beaver is known by every Pitts
burg boy in the national guard to be a very
strict disciplinaran in military etiquette and
the drill. AuStin Curtin, of the governors
native town. told this war Renaissance about
him last night to some of the delegates at the
G. A. R. encampmept: While lieutenant
colonel of the Forty-fifth regiment, Beaver
was one day sitting in front of his tent, when
slouchy looking soldier with ill fitting uni
form came along, stopped and inquired:
''Vere ish der doctor?"
'Is that the way to address your superior
officer, sir?' roared Col Beaver.
The German stared at his superior officer
in blank ama1ement, but said never word.
''Here, sir; take this chair, You be the
colonel, and will teach you how to address
an officer"
.'Vas me der boss of der regiment?'
eyes; take this chair, and l will show you
how to act"
| The soldier sat down in front of the tent.
Col. Beaver walked off few PAGES, turned
about, returned to a position in front of the
officer pro ternpore, squared himself around,
made military salute and inquired:
"Colonel, can you inform me where can
find the surgeon CT the regiments"
The soldier arose and, looking seriously and
straight at Beaver, replied:
Hanged if know where he isl'-Pitts-
burg Dispatch.
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He Guessed 1t.

Jimmy Pert-Say, Mr.. Noodles, I want to
tell you what sister said about you.
Mr.. Noodles-Go ahead, Jimmy, Pm all
ears
''That's just what sister said. Why, how
did you guessa"
''What do you mean?"
''She said you were a regular donkey."-
Lawrence American.
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Els New Dodge.

Housewife-Go on! You can't get
anything here. This is no harbor for
tramps.
Hungry McCluskey drawing himself
up)-Madam, am no tramp. | am u
census enumeration, an if yer don't gim-
me somethin' Ger stop ther cravin's Of
my stummick the law'll be ON yer.
Thanks! Departing with a roast chick
en)-Smotherin' Jacob, amt it a great
go! I'll keep the scheme dark or the rest
O the fellers II git onto it!-Lawrence
American
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO. May 3l.-l:l5 D M close-Wheat--
Firm; cash, June. 9oa4: July, 1886.
Corn-Steady; cash, 3314 June. 1886 july "a.
Oats-Weak; cash. June, 2624 July, 251s.
Pork-Slow; cash, 1920; June, 1929 July,
1870
Lard-,steady; cash, 6oa1A; June, 6.os1s@
605: july 6.15H.
Rye-Easy; 53ha.
Barley-Steady.
WhislIy-q
Shoulders-5. 1o052O.
Short clear-56565.75
Short ribs-52Ol
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Exchange
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HIS FEE.
For Reasons Set Forth Below 1t Was
ssPnraIYZcr.V

For Reasons Set Forth Below 1t Was a
'sParalyzer."
"Dr. Pyll, you have earned my lasting
gratitude. Without your skillful, untiring
and watchful care feel that l should never
have recovered. We are indebted to you, oh
so deeplyl"
The beautiful young convalescent, pale but
never more lovely, was sitting up for the first
time since her illness had taken favorable
turn She leaned back in her easy chair,
comfortably propped with pillows, and looked
with ardent gratitude at the young physician
who had called to make his last professional
visit.
DON'T speak of it in that way. Miss Win
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Sure to Suit.

Contractor want another lot of fuse
q sur b5i:ct;I.s, operations. The last we
had didn't work well. 1t burned too fast,
and we had several very narrow escapes.
Give me something that will burn slow
ly.
Dealer-Here is fuse l can confident
ly recommend. 1t was made IN Phila-
delphia. York Weekly.
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Clara teulogizing the new rector)-He Is
superbly eloquent. Why, he can move his
hearers to tears.
Hautiboy twho is not eloquent)-A paltry
accomplishment l scorn proficiency in an
art in which every hearty sneeze is my equal,
and every peeled onion is my SUPERIOR
Pittsburg Bulletin.
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to promote the comfort of the travellers
and assuage their anxiety. Certainly it
was their duty to do so. 1t is pleasing to
the railroad officials desire to serve them,
as the letter of thanks published in the
papers showed. The public did doubtless
suffer Inconvenience great Inconvenience
but the railroad company was not to
blame. The misadventure was caused by
Him who is more powerful than is all the
railroad corporations on earth,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-01
He Could SAY the Same.

81 swear by yon moon," she cried, "befors
meeting you 1 never loved mortal man."
He clutched her with an enthusiastic grasp,
murmuring in a voice whose every accent
was fairly snothered in truth:
''And 1, darling, can say the same of the
time before met you."-Philadelphia Times
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New Clerl1-I notice some of these barrels
of apples are marked x, and some z. Are
they different kinds'
Deale1-No; same kind, but differently
packed. Some customers want barrel
opened ct the bottom and some at the top
New York Weekly.
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WHITE HOUSE.

corner of Main and Second South. Most
central location of any hotel in the city.
Opposite postoffice. Union ticket and Pull
man Office in the hotel. Newly remodeled
and furnished throughout. Table unsur-
passed. Electric light, bells and all mod
ern conveniences. Terms $500 to 81. so per
day. H. L. HALL. Proprietor. \
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Not Inspired with Confidence

First Speculator-Did you take any
stock in Boomers new scheme?
Second Specllator-Not much!
"Why not?"
"+Well, to make long story short, 1
didn't take any stock in it because l
didn't take any stock in it. "-Exchange.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-01
A Diplomatic Hint.
Journal,

Maud-How far do you live from here,
Mr.. Hangaround?
Mr.. Hangaround = Oh, nearly two
miles.
Maud dnpocently)-If you should start
now, what time would you get home?-
Munsey's Weekly.
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His Little Pun.

Charley Lovelox twho sees chance to say
something really bright = Weally, Miss
Squelcher, you wemind me of covoner's
juwy.
Miss Squelcher-Yes9 Why, prayl
Charley Lovelox-Why, you sit on body
so, you Knoxville.
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Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO, May .-Cattle-Receipts 1900;
weak; beeves. 1906 80: steers. 3.S00J.70;
stockers and feeders, 2.5003.7o; Texas steers,
2.!sal13S0.
Hogs-Receipts, 12C0O; strong: mixed, 3.9o1
40: heavy, 3.s564l2lz: HIGHT 3.S51l4.I0.
Sheep-Receipts 1900; steady: shorn natives,
4OOG56O; westerns, 40995.i5: Texans, 475@5l0.
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THE BUS AND TRANSFER BUSINESS
of Salt Lake city IS now conducted by the
Grant Bros. company. We fneet al; trains
and run to all hotels. Best livery, carriage
and horse service. ORDER CARRIAGE FROM
OUR TRAIN MEN
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-01
Can't BE Denied.

~Havs yss read Smithers bookr'
s'No"
"VThy, you said in your review that it was
q great story"
ssWell, that's all right; Smithers told ms
that himself n-Harper's Bazaar.
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Cliff HOUSE.
Located Cor. Main and Third South Streets.

Located Cor. Main and Third SOUTH StreetS.
The Cliff is the best 50 per day house
west Of Chicago. Rooms large, cool and
airy, new and handsome furniture, electric
lights, and all the latest conveniences and
accessories. Dining hall spacious and per-
Ject il its appointment. Table first-class.
Rooms may be secured by telegraph.
ANDREW c.. BRLxEN & Bro. Props.
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"Going down." shouted a conductor
to George Knox, who was walking very
rapidly.
"Yep."
Conductor stops car. George goes right
along.
Conductor Indignantly thought
you said you were going down?
$50 I am-but I prefer walking
Exchange.
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Stock Exchange.

NEW YORK. May 3l.-The fluctuations. in tie
stock market to-day were neither wide nor sig
nificant. Dealings for the most part were pro-
fesSional and the final result OF the DAYS trad
ing was to leave prices within small fractions
of last Thursdays closing figures.
Governments dull.
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They Agreed.

Wife-Do you know, Alonzo, you snore
frightfully of late?
Husband-No; do 1? Believe me, dear
est, I'm sorry to hear it.
Wife (dryly)-So am New York
Journal
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BOSTON, May 81. - Closing quotations
Atchison. Topeka s. Santa Fe, as: Burlington.
1.07A Mexican Central common, 272f Mexican
Central, bond scrip, =; Mexican Central first
mortgage bonds, =; San Diego. q.
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A Poor stick

''Holloa, what are you doing nowT'
''Practicing law"
'Only pracUicingl Why, you were practic,
ing ten years ago. When are you going to
get it worked up into regular businessF'-
Epoch.
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InfOrTnatiOr1.

Scene: a man standing in the feld.)
First Person-Do you know what that man
is doing there9
Second Person-No, what is he doing1
First demonstrating there.-West Shore.
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Persuasion.

McFingle-What persuaded you to marry
Miss Plainleyl
McFangle-Her purses waved me.-Law-
renee American
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Mr. Hippo-Doctor, I'm troubled with
buzzing in my head.
DR.. Pille-Ah, that comes from too close APP
plication to buzziness-TexaS Siftings.
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A Choice of Texts.

Parson Jackson-Ephrim, it says in de
good book, ''Thou shalt not steal"
Ephraim Johnson know that, sir,
but I've been so lucky I thought I'd glib
you one.
Parson Jackson-The Lawd lubs a
cheerful giver!-Munsey's Weekly.
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A Natural Sunnosition.

Snively-I feel rocky.
Snodgrass-Been drinking mineral water, I
supposedly enowine's News.
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We offer for sale a corner lot on 3rd
South, 2 blocks from the post Office, 1G5 feet
front at 1910 per front foot.
DE WITT B. LOWE 81 Co.
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Money Market.

NEW YORK, May Sl.-Money on call, eeasy,
with no loans.
Prime mercantile paper. 42za71s.
Sterling exchange, quiet, firm; 6O-day bills,
4.644; demand 4.S6K.
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First Newsboy-Did you make sale7
Second Newsboy-Yes. two of 'em-sold 8
five cent paper for ten cents.-West Shore.
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NEW YORK May 31.-Amcrican Flag, 1925;
Brunswick Cons olidated. 500; Caledonia b. II.
81 10: Consolidated California g. Virginia. 81. *
Deadwood Ter. sl.25; Gould & Curry, sl70:
Hale & Norcross, 500: Homestake. 50. 90; Horn
Silver. $3.50: Iron Silver. 500: North Belle
Isle Sl.los Ontario, $1,000; Plymouth, $3.50;
Phoenix, Arizona. Sl.25; Suffer Creek, S15o
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Afternoon Railroad Stocks.
NEW YORK, Nav 81.
California Eruit.

CHICAGO, May 31.-The Porter Brothers COM
pany sold two carlords of cherries 20 cents to
Sl.36 per box. The bulk OF the stock was in
very bad order, the fruit being over-ripe.
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UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM, MOUNTAIN DIV
ISlON.
On and after May Goth, 1890, Garfield
Beach trains viii run as follows:
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COMMERCIAL.
Bank Statement.

NETWORK, May 31.-Reserve increase, 81, 40
900; specie decrease, $4,000. Thesbanks hoIc
S4,sl2,0 COO in excess of the rule.
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A GOOD STORY OF BEAVER.

If you want business property, come and
see u.s. DE WITT B. Lowe 81 Co.
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Liyerpool Grain.
PHILADELPHIA Wool

LIVERPOOL. May -Wheat-Quiot; strong
holdersoffer moderately.
Corn-Steady; demand poor.
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PPtrnlnnnn
Boston Quotations.

NEW YORK, May 3l.-Petroleum opened al
S91sc closed at 80.
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which would have netseu him 80, Uvv,u
had he sold out at the top Of the market.
New York World.
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Apply to US for plats and prices of Cen
trail Park lots.
De WITT B. LOWE 81 Co.
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Central Park is the choicest addition
south of the city. See it before buying
other outside property.
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ONE HALF OR WHOLE INTEREST FOR SALE
CHEAP,

In good mining claim, in the centre of min
eral belt and adjoining other mines that
have produced millions. Owner has had
business revesses ard is compelled to sell.
Address Herald.