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LANE BACK-KIBNEY DIsEA0E.
Delano Minnesota. August, II =.
DR.. A. T. Ssnden Dear sir.Ifeal ifnay duty % write
70 ycu and LET ySu know thstyogE Monderfq Electrc
man, and most earnestly your belt to any
one Who il suffering frDm 1ame hack snd kidney dis
ooee for many yeaxsL Yonfstrnly. JACOB DICK.
0ENERAL DEBILdTY, ETC.
Humboldt, MinAesota, August lst,' "
Dr.. =; sanden Dsss sir-As pom re%eS%6er: S % yCI
then for three or four months. and Lam nov ead to
cav that cured of my disease. 1hsve not written
you before because wanted see II the cure was per
manent, and can now gladly Eec9mT1s16 4 ICt e
DONE MORE THAN CLAIMED.
Staples, MINI. April 8, e
Dr. A. T, Sanden. Dear Sir- wish to say that thf
Fectric belt bought Of yon ono two months ago has
done lots of good and am veil satisfsd Tth It II
IN fact the longer haveth belt the better IKE II
II hes done all you said aud more too. ,,r
Yours truiy, ". R. PERRY
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a
ncuhs
SlNDEn ELECTRIC CO., Cor Ave. 3u ST. MINNEAPOLIS MAA
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, OFFICE OF
~ superintendent of Banks-The UNDER
signed Superintendent of Bank, for the State
of Minnesota, hereby cert!fies that the state
Bank OF Morgan, located i'll the Village of
Morgan. County OF Redwood and State of
Minnesota, an association organized under
General Statutes 1878, and the acts amenda<
tory thereof. has complied with the provis~
ions required to be complied with before
commencing the business of banking, and
commence such business as provided for bv
section eleven QD, of said chapter thirty
three GQ. as amended by chapter seventy
seven GU, of the General Laws of 1881.
In testimony where T, witness my hand and
official seal this 10th day of June, 1873
Public Examiners NJ D.KENYON.
Seal superintendent of Banks
State of Minnesota. Art
Superintendent of Banks.
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GTATE OF MINNESOTA, PUBLIC EXAM
~ iner's Ofice-Received and filed in this
Office this 8th day of June, 1888.
NJ. D. KENYON.
Public Examiner and Supt of Banks
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(No. lO,549. J

OFFICE OF REGISTER Of DEEDS, RED.
~ wood Co., Minn.. IS. l hereby certify
that the within instrument was filed in this
Office for record OE the 6th day of Juue, A. D.
1893, at 4 o'clock a. m :, and was duly recorded
III Book B OF Miscellany, on pages Z83 and 284
GEO l.. VANS, Register of Deeds
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I'VE CAN COJlE ToUl

R1EUHATH1HELU
NnrwDod Minnesota October 4. q.
Dr.. A. T. 0anden. Dear ix:-Ias* winter eu9efed
greatly with EheunGti9m 1nd 1nn1bago. t'ted dif-
whom Was advised try pnepf your bets. did not
believe Gin them. bnt thDaeht 1~onldtry one anyway
can homestly cay now thatmD6hng has done me az
much eood as the No. 4 halt bmght OF you. and
would not be without one. sm nov Qnite cured and
belioye i is dine to the belt. In fact sure OF It.
: Yours yegy truly.
ALBERT MEYER, Proprietor Union Hotel
CRANPS CURED H ONE WEEK.
Minneapolis, Minnesota, June 16, 92.
Dr. sanden, Desr srin snswsr to ySor ', t ssssr
lsrly since gettingit IT you remember, complained
Of severe cramps my left sde much so that was
months, but after weeks use Of your belts was
greatly pleased to have the cramps entirely
am ent rely e,red Of them:o ResPectfuiiA
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GTATE OF MINNESOTA. COZ NTY OF
y Redwood, ,ss. Personally appeared before
me this Sd day OF June, 1898, Halbert NJ. Ball,
Fred. w. Fixsen, Frank Billing: on and HOraceG.
we'll known to be the persons " no signed the
foregoing instrument, and each for himself
acknowledged that he executed the same for
the object and purpose therein expressed and
Of his free act and deed RICHARD GERDEs,
Notary Public. Redwood Co., Minn
(NOtarial Seal
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closing $50; spot No. 5 white. 42G421<e; No.
2Chicsgo. 1890; No 3, $50; No. 3 white. 4i1se;
mixed western. 396l4G1Se; whito do. II S47He.
Hay-Moeerate demand. firm; shipping. 7tG
zoe; good to choice, 75(G9Uc. Hops-Dnh.
weak; state, common TO choice, l9G22Zei
Pacific coast, l9@22Xc. Hidet-Stssdy.
fairly active. Cut meats-More
active, steady; mddles, dull, weak. Lard
Dull, lower; western steam closed at $l3O5;
sales. none; option sales. 500 tieces; March,
Sl3.05; May. Sl3; July, sl2.05 asked. Pork
Quiet, steady; old mess, $le5O; new mess. sZc.
Butter-Fsir demand. firmi western dairy.
1S(G220; do creamery, 2l@21Hc; do
factory. 17@22c; ElginS. 27Hc. Cheese
Steady, fair iobbng demands; part
skins, S@l0ho. EsGs-Good demand
tIrm; receipts, 6l46 pkgs; western fresh. l9c.
TsllOw-QuIst, nominal; city. az Tor packages)
&c asked. 615c bid. Rice-Frm. fair demand.
Molasses-Aew Orleans open kettle. good TO
choice, firm, good demand at 2Slg37c Coffee
Options opened steady, unchanged to 10 points
up. closed sleadyat up; sales. SO, 500 bags. in.
GLIDING March, l7S0Gl7.40c; April. 1880
lie; May, lGsl@l6S5c; July. l6.6oG
@I6SOc; spot RIO dull. nominal;
No. l7zsc. Sugar-Rsw. quiet. raw dull. steady /;
fair refining Sc; centrifugal 96c. test S5sc; re-
lined quiet easy; cOnlectOers A i15@i g-lOei
cut loaf 5 3-l6@5}se, mould a41s0L5 3-l6o:
standard a 9-I6I143<c; crushed. 3 3-l6G53ze;
l5-l6c; cubes. 45sd,5 lie. Pic ITon-Dai'.
steady; American. Sl2.75(6I5.J0. Copper
lake. Sll.S5 Lead-Quiet, se&dy; domestic,
s3.9213. Tin-Quiet; straits 5000.
CINCINNATI, March 6-Fiour-Barely
steady; fancy, s2.35tL26a Wheat-Stsady;
No. 2 red, zoe; receipts, 5000 bu; shipment-.
600 bu. Corn-N eaker; No. 2 mixed, Ale.
Oats-Good demand, easier; No. mixed.
sac. Rye-Quiet. barely steady No. ? 551<c.
Lard-Easier at Sl250 Bulk Nsats-QlirI at
Sl0621z Baoon-Dull at Sl175 Whisky
Good demand, steady; sales OF s33 barrels at
$l.l7 Enthusiastically; fancy ElRin, 29e;
PRIME dairy, 1920. sugar-Strong. Eggs
Weak at 15c. Cheese-Steady.
BALTIMORE, March -Whest--Easy; No.
Fred spot. 75ISc; March. 75c; May. re. Corn
Primer; mixed spot aud March, 4Se; Nay,
sc. OGts-Firn and steady; No. white
western. 4CIxo. Rye-Dult; No. .. 81 asked.
Hay - Firm; Sl5,5U@I6-50. Grain FreIehts-
Dull; steam TO Liverpool per ushel.lS24d.
ProviBions-Quiet: mess pork. $50 Butter
Quiet; creamery fancy, 2S(925c. Eggs-rirm,
1SGlSl5c. Cofee-Steady; Rio No. =. 1919
TOLEDO, March 6.-Wheat-DulI; No.
cash, 7l1zc; Nay 1895 June. 75c; July, 75tsc
Corn-Dull, steady; No. cash, 421Se; May
43c; No. yellow, 42He. Oats-Qutet; cash
$50. Rye-Dull; cash, 57c. CioVerseed-Aotive
lower prime cssh aud March. 1917. Receipts
Flour, 3O4; wheat 7,423; corn, 5,l57; oats
800; rye. 400; eloverseed, SS7. Shipments
Flour, $50; wheat. l,400; corn. 1890; oats
400: cloverseed. 707.
LIVERPOOL, March 6. - Wheat-Quiet
demand fair; holders oGer moderately. Corn
Firm, demand fair.
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ZEN GEMS CAN DO MUCH.
with One Dime a Day an Entire Librar.
May Be Secured.

with One Dime n Day an Entire Library
May Bs Secured.
As matter of fact, the silver dime is
the great American coin. 1t is thorough
ly democratic in its character, pressing all
palms in its circulating travels, visiting
the palace and tue hut, the saint and the
sinner, the rich and poor, the young and
old.
II has a thousand times the carrying
powers OF its big brother. the silver dot
lar, and goes on its way ssrensly indi1sr-
emit to politics aad congress- for il il too
small to set the oratorical mill grinding.
The catalogue of results obtained by the
dime as an active factor is long one, and
contains an astonishing variety But the
most amazing thing which Can be accom-
plishsd by the nimb.s. agile l. cent piece,
is the purcbRsiug OF all entire library.
Ten cents n day will 10 il. The price of
a good smoke or coupls of packs ages of
chewing gum or an ice-cresm soda each
tweniy-four hours will give cur readers
the entire sst OF twenty volumes OF the
Revised Encyclspsdia Britannica. Itssems
too absurd TO be true, bat We have made
just that proposition to any and sll of our
friends and readers.
Ii is an opportunity that should not be
passed by. 1t 10 chance which will only
last short time. 1t is proposition which
is gagged to the capacity of the slender
est purse, and IL IL made only to our
reaAera
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Quotations from New York, Cincinnati and
Elsewhere.

Quotations from New York, Cincinnati and
Elsewhere.
NEW YORK, March 6.-FlOur- Reosipts,
37.294 packages; exports. 1910 brls. s. $50
sacks; sales, IL, 500 packages; market steady
with moderate demand; winter wheat Low
grades. S210d2 55; do, tair 10 fancy, 1850
2.65; do, patents. $3.s56425; MinuesotA clear,
S2.5OGG350; 90, straits, S3606D4; 90, patents,
S4259600. Corumsal- Easy, lair de-
mand; yellow western, 2.G5G275. Rye
nOml; western. 6OCI65c. Barley-DUn. firm /;
western, 60G65e. Barley MAlt-Quet steady /;
western, 6s@s5c. Nheat-Recsipts, II, $50 bu (;
exports. S9,773; sales, I.22O.0o0 bu futures,
10000 spot; spot market lover. with options
dull; closing steady; No. red, store and
elevator. 1859 shOaL 7sA(g7Slzo; {. o. b.,
7S(d793sc: No. l northern, sax GS41Ie; No. 2
northern. s34@S31zc. Options were moder-
ately active; opening steady at 80
advance, declining &c more favor
able crop reports, weak cables aud moderate
stocks, shorts covering through 6rmer west,
declined 1850 on smaller decrease in visibes
than expected, with free rea izing. closing weak
at LG5<o decline; No. 2 red. Nay. 793s(1795sc.
closing 1880: June. SOls(deO 7-l6c, closing
S01Sc; July, SlZ@15sc. closing SlLo; Aug,
Sl9stGslHc closing Slssc. Corn-Receipts,
0,400 bu; exports, 977S Du; sales. $4,000 bu
futures. 6S.000 bu spot; spot irmer; quiet;
No. 2, 53<e elevator, $40 afoat; ungraded
mixed, 53l6(05i15o; steamer mixed. $40
sac; No. 3. 505<o; options advanced Atelc
with Chicago. aud shorts frightened, a "a &c
over Saturday; trading slow; March, $500
$3.50, closing $3.50; April, 62ssc; May. 5l6D
81 3 16o closing Size; July. 505s@t51Isc closing
Ole. Oats-Reosipts, sc. 100 gu; exports, sales.
10000 bu futures, 10000 bu spot; spot frmer
fairly active; options, quiet; Nay, 3s(aSS1<c,
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IN CONGRESS.
Tho Proceedings in Both Chambers During
the Past Week.

Tho Proceedings in Both Chambers During
the Past Week.
Monday, Feb. 27-Both houses in ses-
sion. Senate: The pension appropria-
zion bill was passed without amendment
House: The Indian appropriation bill
was passed the senate amendments TO
the srndry civil bill, including the Sher-
man bond provision, were non concurred
in; the senate amendments TO the car
bill was coRcurred in.
Monday Feb. 2S.-Both houses in ses-
sion. House: The election contest in the
WITH Alabama district was decided in
favor of TuTpin, democrat; the bill put
ting pig tin on the FREQ list was psssed.
Senate Mr.. Smsrmsz's motion to pro-
coed to executive business wAs defeated !;
the naval and agricultural bills and the
bill regulating ths sale OF liquor in the
district were passed.
Wednesday. March both branches
in session. House: The anti-optlon bill
was killed by failing to receive a two
thirds vote to take it up under suspension
of the rules. Senate: The Sherman bond
amendment was dropped from tho sundry
civil bill, as was the SSOO0 appropriated
for the New York custom house.
Thursday, March 2-Botn houses in ses-
siou Senate: The postoifics and Indian
bills were passed the deficiency bill was
considered. House: The sundry civil
bill was considered and the disagrseing
conference report was agreed to the CON
ference report on the legislative bill was
agreed to.
FRIDAY, March 3-Both houses in ses-
sion. House: The worlds fair items in
the sundry civil bill was disagreed to and
the bill was sent TO its third conference.
Senate: The Legislative, postofice, agri-
culture and naval bills were passed.
Differences were maintained to a late
honr on tho general deficiency and sun
dry civil bills.
Saturday, March both branches in
session. Senate: The McGarrahan claim
was passed votes of thanks were rendered
Mr.. Msndsrson the president pro ten.
House: Ex-Spssker Reed, representing
the minority party, made an address in
presenting resolutions eulogisiic OF
Speaker Crisp, and Dir. Crisp mad q
speech in reply.
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and In these days and weeks that are TO come
to meet you 10 my home, in your homes. az
opportunity may offer. May God bless you
all. tCheers.j
The Reception.
The ex-president's speech ended the
program, and while the band rendered
another selection the party descended
from the platform and passed around the
north side OF the rotunda to the stand
provided Immediately beneath the dome,
where the ex-presidsnt was assisted in
receiving by Governor and Mrs.
Matthews. Mayor and Mrs. Sullivan,
Mrs. Mckee and others. Then the peo-
pie fled past, and the sS-president shook
hands with them as they passed. For
hours the people filed past and the ex-
president shook hands with ali whom he
could reach. There were hundreds, pos
sibly Thousands, who could not get near
and turned away disappointed. but they
had ths satisfaction of knowing that they
had paid their respects to a distinguished
parsonage. and grstified their curiosity.
The legislative committee appointed to
meet the party al the train could not leave
to go, aud. therefore, decided to pay its g.
spects last night. Accordingly. about 9 80
the members of the senate and ladies filed
down the stairway on the north side, the
acknowledgements leading. and following
the men bers of the senate. the members
of the house, thence through the rotunds
by the stand where the ex-president
shook them by the hand and congratu-
lated them on the legislative session just
elOsed.
The crowd came and went. but all
things must end. and the long line of pso-
pie passed by. The tired party entered
their carriages and were driven to their
hnunas
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TALMAGE'S TROUBLES.
He Alludes to the Financial Condition
fthe Brooklyn Tabernacle.

BROOKLYN, March 5.-The Rev. DR.. Tai
mage from the pulpit today referred to
the troubles of the tabernacle, which il
was rumored would cause the doctor to
sever his connection Herewith. He said /:
The story in = nutshell is that years ago
We built large church. The next year
we enlarged il st almost the cost of q new
church and jult as We were getting it paid
for it burned Down. Then we built an
other large church, and just as we were
gstting it paid tor the lightning put an
end to il. We then built this church,
which is practically the fourth church,
counting the enlargement referred to as q
new building. We have raised during my
passionate SlU400 900 for religious purposes,
but no church on earth could endure
without serious embarrassment what We
have been callsd on TO &c through, and
we must have help or STOP"
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NEW YORK. March 6.-Beeves-Receipts
for ~ o days. l.252 head, including 81 cars for
sale; market dull but steady. Native steers.
S455C15.50 per 100 pounds; Texans and Colo
RADIO ,S415G4.S0; bulls and cows. S2009390;
dressed beef steady at S99Hc per pound.
Shipments tomorrow, 800 beeves and 1.4OO
Quarters OF beef.
Cslyes-Rsceipts for days, BS5 head; market
dull; veals. s5@s per 100 pounds; greasers
and yearlinZs, SZ-60093 co.
Sheep and Lsmbs-Rsceipts, for two days.
1856 head: market weak. shade easier;
sheep. S42G95S0 per 100 pounds; lambs. 5000
@6S5.
HOgs-Receipts for two days, 7S4l head, in.
GLIDING two carloads for sale market firm at
SSoO@S.50 per leo pounds.
CHICAGO, March 6.-Ths Evening Journal
CsttIe-R.eeipt.. $4,000; shipments 1890;
msrket 6(g10c higher; best steers, $55o96;
medium 10 good, SI65@5 %; Others. sLlO(q
400; stockers and feeders, $30oG44Oi Texans,
Host-Reeeipts, 1850; shipments, 5000;
market opened steady, closed 80 lower; pack
ing and mixed, $7.7SSs.l5; prime heavy and
butcher weights, SS.20Gs40; prime lights,
$7.SOC1S; piEs and lights. S6(9I6O
Sheep Receipts, 5000; shipments. LOO;
market strong; weIhers, $4.SO(S5.5o; mixed,
So 75(0A70; ewes, S4lG4.65; westerns, S5.15(9
$50; lambs, $i.50G6.60.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, March 6.-Cattle-Re-
CENTS. 1866 shlpmente. l,2OOi market strOBg
and sold shade higher than last week; prime,
SIS 25CG6.75; fair to good. s4.5 G5.50; common,
So 1904 IS; fresh co vs. S200125; IL cars of cat
lie shipped TO New York today.
Hogs - Recsipts. $500; shipments. 400;
market active; prime hsayy selected. $500
SEQ; best mixed. sS@N35; pigs aud light
Workers, $7.5OCgL75; Ii cars of hogs shipped to
New York today.
sheep-Receipts, 6,4O0; shipments. $500:
market strong and Eold at about last weeks
prices.
BUFFALO, March 6.-Catts-Receipts, 112
loads through; 146 sale; market opened SLOW and
draggY with good grades weak; common TO
fair. up to medium, $50 to zoo lower; sales,
choice 10 fancy steers. S515(G56O.
Sheep aud Lambs - Receipts, 10 cars
through; sale; market opened slow, with a
very heavy supply; sales. top grade wethers,
$3.50.
HoRs-Reoeipts. Ill cars through; IS sale;
market about steady; workers.. light 10 good.
STgO6S25: medium and heavy, $S3o0& 40;
pigs, s765@7s0.
CINCINNATI, March G. - HoRs-.Steady,
frm at $5@g5S0; receipts. 1900; shipments,
1850.
Caule-Good demand. firm At $2.2595.25; re-
ceipts. 1900; shipments. GO.
sheep-Strong a. $3(0525; receipts, 60; ship
ments, none.
Lambs--Good demand. strong at S45096.59.
Elgin Butter.
ELGIN, H., March 6.-Butter active; sales
23 $40 lbs at 26c.
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TORTURED TO DEATH.
Awful Crime OF Mother Practiced on
Her Little Girl.

DENVER, March ga most inhuman
year-eld daughter OF Mrs. Sabilina was
discovered in dying condition by the
nsighbors. The child was a mass of burns,
but was able to tell that her mother had
used fatirons on her and inserted burn
ing sticks in her flesh. afterward hanging
her to the bed post, where she was found
by the nsighbors She cannot recover.
Mrs. Sabilins and her ten-year-old boy,
who il charged ss an accessory. are in jail.
No motive is known for the crime.
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THURSDAY. THE 9Th DAY OF MARCH,
A. II. lS3j.

between the hours Of 10 O'Clock 4 m. and O'Clock
p. Of said day. at the door Of tn court house 0t
Marion county, Indiana the rents and prohts Tor a
term not exceeding seven years, OF the following
described real estate tO-wIt;
Part Of the west hGf oil the southeast quarter OF
section twentT->ix ,26l, township seventeen 90
morrill, of range three 5 cast in Marion county, In
diana, tO-wit; -
Beginning at a take the wet line Ct said half
quarter section at point event en- 90 aud
seventy eight l7Sl huadrciths chains north 81 the
southwest corner thereof; tnc south on sall vest
lice eighty ana one half t- = eet; tseuce east
parallel with the north OF saG half quart sec
ton the line Thereof; ~ nc. north eighty
two and One-haf $50 feet; thence west 70 the
place OF beginning Alsu beginning 81 a stake on the
west line OF said half quarter section az point
twelve i2 chains and siXtytwO lG2l links north or
the southwest corner there Z; thence south eighty
eight (5s feet; thence l. the east lice 81 "a
half quarter section; IN north gtT-sight le'l
e. :. thence W 81 10 the lace o. h.T uninc.
Isuch rents aud profits viii not sell for sufficient
satisfy said decree interest aud costs, wl
the time and place expose u public sale
the fee simple OF said real estate so much thereof
- may Do sufficient to discharge said decree. said
sale will be made with relief FROM valuation or
ADVERTISEMENT laws. --
sheriff Of Marion COanty.
February Il. a. D.. 1s9&
Robert +. smith, Attorney for Plaintiff l5-S
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CHERIFFS SALE.
By virtue Of certified copy Of 4 decree 70 me d.
rected from the Clerk Of tbs Superior Court Of Ma
zion cou ~ Indiana, in cause No. 43,5fl, wherein
the cleveland Fence Campaus is plaintiff, and
Daniel r. HAYS ct al. are DEF adants, requiring me
10 make the sum OF twenty-five dollars SIS or IS
provided for in said decree with interest aud costs
will expose public sale 10 tie highest bidder, on
THURSDAY, THE ga DAY or MARCH, A. D.
1898
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. and o'clock
D. m Of said day, the door o the court house Oh
Marion county, Indiana. the rents aai profits Tor
term not exceeding years Of the following real
estate in Marion county, Indiana, to-wit;
Lot number three hundred aud Dinety-oue (S9il Ia
McCarty's ninth West side addition 20 the city OF
Indianapolis.
II such rents and profits viii not sell for suf-
feent sum 70 satisfy said decree with interest and
cots will, At the same time and place, expose TO
mn biio sale the fee simple OF said al estate, or 20
much thereof may be suficient TO discharge said
decree. said sale viii be made without relief from
ROBERT f. EMMETT
Sheriff Of Marion COuaty.
March LIST, A. D. 1898.
w. V. Rocker, Attorney for Plaintiff
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Thoodius 0lynthus Douglass, twenty
five years old, native Of Greece. a student
and writer, is locked up at New York po-
lice headquarters charged with wholesale
thefts OF valuable and rare books from the
Columbia college and Astor libraries.
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Casn quotations. wsre Is tolIowai Flour

Dull unchanged; No. spring wheat 1870
735<c; No. 3 spring wheat. 6SQ67o; No. red,
73I+ @731Sc; No. corn. A1ci No. GATE. 3UJSc;
No. white. f. Q. b., 36lIc; No. 3 white, 5l0
3S1<c; No. 2 rye. 52ISc; No. 2 barley. &c;
No. 8, /. @. b., 40J5Sc; No. 4 I. o. b., $50 acc;
No. i faIseed. S1.20; prime timothy seed,
S442G44I; mess pork, per bril-. S1S27HCg
lsS2H; lard, per loo lbs, sl2.971a@lS; short
ribs sides Qootel. S1057lGlO40; dry stated
shoulders (boxedl. &9.75(a9 S71l; short clear
sides boxed. SloSOGlo.S5i whisky. distil ers'
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A WELCOME HOME
Ex-President Harrison Ar
rives in the City
And Is Accorded a Spon-
taneous Greeting.
Thousands Of People Early
Crowd the Streets.
'TWASA GREAT OUTPOURlNG
An Evening Reception at the
State House
Where Thousands Gather to
Pay Their Respects.
Thousands Of People Early
Crowd the Streets.
'TWASAG GREAT OUTPOURlNG
An Evening Reception at the
State House
Where Thousands Gather to
Pay Their Respects.
Welcoming Speeches and Mr..
Harrison's Response.

The Citizens Of indianapolis Turn Out
Home, BENJAMIN Harrison, Ex-Presi-
dent OF tho United States-Gen. Har-
rison Pays "a Visit TO His Wife's Last
Evening Keception-Veterans Who
Would Not Pass On"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-08
TWENTY SEVEN LOST.
In the Wreck of the Ia Bourdonnais
Madagascar.

PARIS, March 6.-Advices from Mads-
gascar brings the news of the wreck OF the
French dispatch boat La Bourdonnais, near
the French island of ST. Marie. Twenty
seven Of the crew were lost.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-08
Playing Cards.

You can obtain pack of best quality
playing cards by sending Is cents in post
sge to p. S. Eustis, Gsn'l Pass. Agt., c., b.
& @. r. r. Chicago. III.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-08

ISIRMs FoR sAI,F-wRTTE BooHER WILL
Il iams Savannah. No. for list OF farms or sale In
Andrew couaty aud Northwest .hissouri-Plstte pur.
chase. garden Of the West ttu
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-08
norsford,. Acid phosphats,
A HRALTHFUL TONIC

HEALTHFUL TONIC.
Used In place Of lemons or lime juice 1t
will harmonize with such stimulants as are
necessary TO take