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A STBURY SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRIT.
IA ing school, Potomac blk. 217 S B'dway.7su
MRS SELMA GRASS = EXPERIENCED
IfI piano teacher. 446 S. Broadway. IL
A sTBURY BANJO STUDIO, POTOMAC
n block. 217 Broadway. rs u
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JUDSON'S POPULAR EXCURSIONS =
81 Every Monday, over the Rio Grande West
ern and Denver and Rio Grande railways;
scenic route; personally conducted; newly
upholstered. Cars through to Chicago New
York and Boston. Finest equipment, best
service, quick time. Office, 2l2 s. Spring st.
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DEN IT'S Ts.


2-Established-19S2
DR. L. W. WELLS, CORNER SPRING AMP
~ First St, Wilson block; take elevator Gold
crown and bridge work specially: teeth eX-
tracted without pain. Room l. ma II
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HOTEL ARGYLE,

CENTRALLY LOCATED, OLIVE AND SEC
~ ond streets; day boarders Rooms elegant
ly furnished. All modern conven iencesr Ia
Bile cannot be surpassed. Terms reasonable
ID. L. BARTON, Proprietor. 7-lSly
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pOK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
En- sun ~.

DERSONAL-RALPH BROS.-GOLD BAR
/ -four 90c city -four, 7oc.; gr+ r+nulated
sugar, u lbs, 81; brown sugar, II lbs, 81; z
lbs. rolled wheat and oats 25c.; sardines 5
boxes 25c; tomatoes cans, 15c bars Ger
man family soap, 25c.; eastern oil. zoe. gaso-
line, 70c. packages starch, 25c. lard, lUIb
can. 90c. 5 lbs, soc. 60l s. Spring ST., corner
Sixth.
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BIEETUaIs.


MRS. PARKER LIFE-READING CLAIR
l1 voyant; consultations on business, min-
eral locations, law suits. removes dis ase, love,
marriage, etc Take University electric car to
Forester avenue ana Hoover street, go west
on Forester avenue three blocks 10 Vine
street second house on Vine street west OF
Vermont avenue. 30 II
RRIVED-PROF. CHARLES lee. OF NEW
IN York, indepen. ent slate medium, by the
gilt of COD. tells everything; satisfaction
guaranteed: If you want to see m d um see
the best; If you are in trouble come. Parlors L
and 2, the Norwood cor South Hill and Sixth
sts opposite the park; hours, to9 81
TTEALING MEDIUM-MRs. A. GEORGE HAS
i wonderful power over disease. trouble
and sickness; do not delay seeing her at once;
she can make rev person OF you; she will
g. Hill st. U-I5-'95
DERSONAL-REv. AGNES II. PLEAsANCE,
j the celebrated dead-trance medium, gives
private sittings daily; satisfaction guaranteed.
Permanently located at 654 ;. Broadway.
MRS D. A. KIMBALL, TEST MEDIUM; CIR
W. Gle Friday py eyenns y II P m; private SIT,
13, 316south Spring street. 20
DERSONAL MRS. J.. r. PRIOR, MEDIUM,
j will be at 236l2 S. Spring st, room 4, for u
short time; bushes, and trance sittings daily
hours, 10 a. III. to p m
dub Ic MEETING HELD UNDAY NIGHT
j at 10 s. Main st, by Nj, 49, LAM.
MN 81 tlngs daily AZ 1 z " Seventh st. =
Dy+tSG ~ $sLE sAiNE
ETR0PoLITAN STEAM DYE WORKS, I'll
M franklin ST.. fine dyeing and cleaning
DARIsIAN DYE WORKS, 275 MAIN ST.,
best dyelng in the city ty-------
aAnDEN aon, yorK.
III ENRY HEERDT-GARDEN WOOD WORK
Il specially. i0l9 b. Main o.
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NOWLER CYCLES ARE NOT SOLD ON PAST
L reputation but present merit. Guaranteed
pairing. State headquarters, 431 s. spring ST.
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EXCU itSEtiNs.

NOR SALE : SI15; A GOOD-PAYING RES
Z taurant 254 e. First st. 23
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VXTESNER MAKES FIRST CLASS WORK
w only. at prices from 81 per doz. up. Sat-
isfaction guaranteed. lzu n. Spring 81.
n B. WAITE, oil WEST FIRST ST., LOS AN
~. geles Cal. Views made to order qua ran II
teed. Largest assortment 5. California views
EOUR TIN TYPES, INCEST FINISH, 25c
Il cabinet Photos, fine, ST. dozen, at the tent.
Upper NJ ain st.
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BICYCLES.

COLUMBIA BICYCLES HAVE ALWAYS
" been and are still the leaders. STEPHENS
& HICkOK, agents. Zl0 and 2i2 West Fifth.
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NEIsS c. STAFFER, CIIROPoDfsT AND
Nl massage; I'll w. First ST., opp. Nadeau.
u "a tt
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NroTICE-THE os ANGELES CITY WATER
IN company will strictly enforce the follow
ing rules: The hours for sprinkling are be-
tween q and O'Clock a. m. and and O'Clock
D. M For violation of the above regulation
the water will be shut off and a fine OF " VIII
seain- SIT tt
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HELP wANrED-FEMALE.
sIrUATIuNs wANrhD-MALr.

WANTED = GERMAN WILL TAKE CARE
w of fgentleman's place and keep any other
partys pro perty in order to satisfy; references.
Please address P. b., 100. this office. Il
VyTANTED-A SITUATION AS TEAMsTER,
w orchard work, or with horses; reference
furnished. Address A. W, box 20, this office.
20
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MARCH BICYCLE STRONGEST WHEEL
IVA made light and durable; latest STILES,
improvements. IL. o. HAINES, $50 n. L. A. st.
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JNOR sALE-HEADQUARTER FOR LODG-
L ing houses; l have houses in all parts of
city; have some fine bargains; do not buy
without seeing me. MS an save you money; |
have houses from $3.50 up to $4,000. GEO. s.
ROBINSON, 213 w. First. %
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A WONDERFUL MEDICINE FOR FEM ALE
IN Irregularities from whatever cause; it
never fails to give relief or money refunded
thirty-fv years experience. Address DIR. a.
J. GIEBNER. Office 1917 n. Main ST., room IL.
9-22 IN
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TLBRIGHT & KlTCHIN. AGENTS FOR
u Thistle bicycle First-class repairing, en-
ameling and nickel plating. 439 s Spring ST.
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A DAMS BROS DENTAL PARLORs, 2391&
N S Spring st. ; painless extracting and hll-
ing plates, So, S., $40; all work guaranteed;
established 10 years. ~ u
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r OS ANGELES TRAINING SCHOOL I'm
i 4 corporatedl for kindergartners. Address
MRS N. D. MAYHEM, 670 W. Twenty third st.
~ If
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HAVE REMOVED MY LIVERY AND SALE
i stables to 1928 Also ST.; frst-class rigs at
reasonable rates; special care given TO board
ers. /. WICKERSHAM. 9-zz I'm
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VTAvE YOUR WATCH REPAIRED AND
III guaranteed. Thorough work and moder-
ate prices. W J. GETz, 1886 S. Broadway.
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TOR SUPERIOR PHOTOGRAPHS AT POP
Il ular prices. try the Unique Photographic
art studio, l27 West First street. A. W.LOHN,
opeator: WATSON d co. proprietofs. IL
DALMIsTRY-MLLE, RITA, SCIENTIFIC
l. palmist, will give free reading to every
purchaser of book. G52 6. Broadway, corner
Seventh. u
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WANTCOLUMN
Only 5 Cents q Line.
BUsINEss oPPoRrUNIrIEs.

xxTANTED-A PARTNER; $500 WILL Sc
w cure a half interest in an established ana
growing business paying 100 per cent. ana
will double in year; will bear investigation
If you have the cash and mean business call at
room Ia. Chicago roomihg house, lady or gem
tleman for days. 70
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DR. KENNEDY, DENTIST, 1857 N. SPRING
~ ST., rooms 2, 6 and Z. Painless extraction.
6-2O If
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vITISEMAN'S LAND BUREAU, 22l w: FIRST
w st-Goyernment and state school land TO-
Gated; established since 1885; apply for cir
eular ssHoW TO S cure Lands" :" 10
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~ A kKE rs.

DR. b. ZACHAU, SURGEON CHIROPODIST.
IL 124 S. Main ST. rooms and .. ~
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SP CiALIsT .

DRBG COLLINS, oPTHALMIC oPTIoIAN.
~ with the l. A optical Institute; eyes ex
amined free. 10 S spring ST. $50 tt
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GARDEN UOrit tYOrK.
TIENRY HEERDT-GARDEN WOOD WORK
III specially. i0lS b. Main o.
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music.

ID L. DURANT, LARGEST SHEET MUSIC
III. house in Southern California 233 South
Spring ST., next to the Los Angeles Theatre.
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A LII YOUNG MEN TO KNOW THAT THEY
n can have gymnasium and bath privileges
with modern Instructions at 81 per month at
Los Angeles Athletic cluh. "a u
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hR. WILDER,
~ Corner Seventh and Main streets.
Telephone 1881. ALL II
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FOR ExUiiAN NGg.

FOR EXCHANGE.
NOR EXCHANGE-5-ROOM MODERN COT
IT tage, southwest; bath, lawn, flowers, sta
BILE, etc. and choice. clear acreage for larger
house close I'M will assume. MING & BAY
ARD, 12S s. Broadway. l6
TOR EXCHANGE-HOUSE AND LOT AT
II GaryanZa for cement work. RALPH
ROGERS u CO., 321 W. second st. %
JNUK EXCHANGE-FOR BUGGIES AND
Il harness a good lot southwest RENFRO,
REEVES & CO., 213 S. Spring. 13
INOR EXCHANGE-2-sEATED CUT-UNDER
Il surrey for singls rig or jump seat Apply
at IL, 5. Broadway. I6
pAIENrs, coPYnIGHrs. Erc.
i tries obtained, bought and sold. Trade
marks, copy rights, etc. by S. j. DAY & CO..
patent attorneys rooms .32-233 Bradbury
building, Los Angeles Esta ablished 1SA9.l 2Stf
HAZARD & TOWNSEND, . DoWNEY
IL block. Tel. 347, Los Angeles. IL 2ltf
KNIGHT BROS. PATENT LAWYERS AND
IN solicitors, 3uS Stimson block. Est Sf3. 10
KEsTAUK ANTs.
MRS. e. HUNTER, sos S SPRING ST. MEALS
ltl 25c. Breakfast TO 80; lunch, IL 80
to z; dinner, . TO :.
PAIN AEnS.
;-..s1:;S o-.as, a0CsE PAINTEE AND
q anisher Il6 ". Tnird ss:-e;-
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DERsONAL-REv. AGNES II. PLEAsANCE,
j the celebrated dead-trance medium, gives
private sittings daily: satisfaction guaranteed.
Permanently located at 634 ;. Broadway.
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HENRY Z. BRETT. MECHANICAL EN-
IL Aiaeer and dranghtsman; - " Spring.
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DERSONAL MRS. J.. r. PRIOR, MEDIUM.
j will be at 236l5 S Spring st room 4, for a
short time busines and trance sittings daily
hours, 10 a. III. to 8 p. m
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RERs. oswALDs CORSET IA Glory MAKES
IVA to order on short notice every style Of
dress. riding and nbdominalc corset; ladies' and
childrcns waists; repairing Il speciality 3O5
West sixth ST.
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FOR RENT-ROOMs.

A F. sLoPER. HOUSE MOVER. OFFICE
N. IL Center place l-l5 u.
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CHICAGO MARKET, 410 s. MAIN ST.-THE
" very choicest meat kept and sold at pleas
ing prices J. WOLLENSHLAGEKp proprietor.
NORMA MARKET = WHAT YOU CANNOT
~ get anywhere else try the Norma. 1920 S.
Main st. Tel. Il7l.
XOTT MARKET-WHAT YOU CAN'T GET
Isl at the Norma try the Mott MANSFIELD
BROS. Tel. lSS.
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MRS D. A. KIMBALL, TEST MEDIUM; CIR
lvl Gle Friday evening. y p. H.; private sit
tings. ALBEMARLE HOUSE, pailors IL and
l3, 316 South Spring street. 20
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yTAPOR AND HIP BATHS, MASSAGE AND
v electric treatment for ladies only. I'll
First St., rooms 3. A, and d. 1870 tt
MASSAGE AND BEAUTY PARLORs JUST
Ni opened by English lady, 3312 S. Los An
ge1es ST.. rooms I and II.
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WANTCOLUMN
Only 5 Cents a Line.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

NOTICE : NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
IN that sealed bids wi be received by @ the
city clerk up to O'Clock pm. october ",
il a. for 80, 900 gallons of fuel Oil for the
Santa Ana water works; the same to be dellv-
cred (. o. b. cars Santa Ana IN carload lots,
or all bids. ED. TEDFORD, City Clerk. 70
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swhen the laws of the white car con-
denim the hapless Russian, and when hopo
dries up in his breast, three prospects loom
up before him. or these two are 90 be con-
templatod with comparative equanimlty,
and tho mere thought of tho third Is
enough TO turn mans brain They hrc,
being shot, being hanged and Katorga.
Being shot is tolernble, being hanged,
without being 80 desirable, Is nevertheless
fate than which many are worse, but
liatorgs Is as the blight Of God. It with
ers many, it kills many, and many II turns
into beasts. II is truly the living death.
The mn shuns K0torga, the knot onts
tho flesh into minGe, aud unless yon nre
very lucky in Kntorga 1t takes you years
and years to die
In Russia you often SEQ families who
wenr no mourning and yet there are gaps
In tho home circle, and the women pray
long In the churches oven as they pray
for loved ones that ara dend, and their eyes
become black ripgcd from sadness. II you
ask them why this grief and sorrow they
fear 10 even answer, but when YOU gain
their confidence and AJAX for him you fancy
may DO dead tho whispered response Is
'BRtorgs. " BY Katorga is meant the con-
Wet island OF SnghNlien, San Francisco
Examiner.
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nsindnnr nreAt a. reod.

A clergyman, the Rev MIR Wallis, who
has lived for several years on the Porcu-
pine river in the British northerly posses
sioDs, writes entertainingly Of his manner
of life in that frigld region
MANY times, - he says, 81 havo sub
sisted exclusively ON reindeer meat. II "a
very good, and may say IL IN about the
only kind Of meat you don't get tired Of.
! think IL is better, all things considered,
than beef, and that you can eat u longer
without its palling on you. IL IL a veni-
son more than anything else. The Indians
eat IL almost exclusively, and they are very
big and strong. Some Of them arc q feet
ia height, and the average IS about feet
10 inches. They are genuine North Amer
lean Indians, and not the Aleuts, Eskimos
or "A mixture OF tho two.
al keep mn Indian hunter, and he sup
plies me with all the reindeer meat | want.
Ho also brings me grouse, duck, hear
ana other game as need g. have learn
ed to shoot pretty well myself, as the white
men do in that region or anywhere contig-
nous TO H. The ducks and grouse, like tho
reindeer, hre remarkably good eatiDg.n--
Now York Medical journal,
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LOOM PRIcE cURRgNT.

The following are the ruling priceb for
groceries etc, IN the market today;
AXLE CREASE Diamond. 1880,
Golden, 60nI0u per dozen boxes; caster
oil GjVT5c; Boston coach oil, per case
pints, $3.50; per case, quhrts, $3.50
AAiMUNl1 ION-Powder per key, 500;
blasting powder S2.2j per keg, agents
price shot, drop. per sack SlJQglb5i
BAGGlNG AND TIES Bagglng. ~
~, Jga'Aci . 10. Gd6Ae; Delta ties Si85
per bundlei standard Arrow ties, 81 100
LIS per buDdlei 40 10 atcel Arrow ties SiO5
per bundle.
BAKING POWDER - Apex. ID, per
dozen. 500: =. H. Si25; y NJ, 75c; Victor
1 10, per dozen. 800. 4 ID, zoe. 4 10, AZ;
isis One spoon, I ID, per dozen, $40; X
10, Sl.35. = No. Sc.
BEEswAX nc for good yellow; i9c for
mixed lots.
BACON Wholesale grocers charge
short clear, sag6Fsc. breakfast, i0AnliAc;
CANDY Plain candy. GaGi4c. wrapped
Glsa6atc, fancy mixed IN pals sNii4c, fancy
IN cases, l0hHi2Hci rock, l2AlgIkc
CANNED FRUITS Standard canned
goods per dozen; Strawberries 81 10
i2D; ptneapples, standard, N.adl.60. sec
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~ was Prao,ieed a,yoris uniiI the Close Of
tho I.nst Cenfurv

n
tho Last Century.
The custom Of batting bulls IN open
spaces has been INDUCED ia from time inn
memorial, and probably had its birth In
the arenas OF Greece and Rome II was an
exciting but dangerous and disgusting
amusement; yet until the birth Of the
present century II was publicly observed
in almost every village and town OF tho
country, and relies of Its existence are
still to be found in various placcs. In
York two plaeeswere used for this ianoble
practice. One was IN Thursday Market
place, or ST. SIMPSONS square; tho other
was In the street OF Pavement, Az the
two places were markets, they each had
cross or corn chamber, aud the fight In.
variable took place near 10 such cross--so
that the people who were in position TO
pay for seat could have good view OF
the sport,
Pavement has lost all evidence Of the
game, but In ST. Simpsons square the
stone 20 which the bull was fastened etill
remains, II ia n very heavy stone let Into
the ground fully 9 feet and firmly fastcn-
cd into the earth with cement. Formerly
a strong iron ring WAS attached to the
stone by two hooks, which We're let into
the stone and run with lead Consequent
ON the wear Of traffic, this ring became
loose some 30 years ago aud was taken
possession of by Mr.. Thomas Bell who
livnd opposite to the stone, and it was
presented by him TO the Yorkshire Philo-
sorhical society, who still have It In their
keeping,
The hooks which held the ring and the
lead running remain on the stone, The
custom was to faston the bull TO this ring;
then 20 stake out q ring. within tho circle
of which no person was permitted 10 10
except those necessary to thoporformance.
On u given signal, dogs were slipped by
their owners, and they attacked the chain
ed beast, which in turn sought to gore or
toss them, aud very frequently in the ac-
tnn 1t killed them. AS fast ns tho dogs
were killed or manned or wcaricd, fresh
dogs were let loose on the maddcncd hull,
and the light was continued for hours, uu-
til the dogs were exhausted or the people
were sickoned with the sight of blood.
Tho animal was then led away, 10 tho
danger OF those who had witnessed tho
show, or more particularly those who had
taken part in Il.
AT York the market cross formed a
point vantage eagerly taken up 10 witness
the vulgar and demornliSing exhibitions.
Happily. IN the course OF time. tho wealthy
citizens withdrew their patronage and
presence from tho scene and the people
who attended were of 30 much lower grade
that the custom died out A century, at
least has passed since the last bull fight
In tho city OF York. Newcastle Chronicle.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port Of. Galveston. March 10
Steamship san Marcos ltzon New York.
islHt OF NcHHels IN port.
=. Sleamship san Marcos lt1cn, pier "a.
scnooner Helen, Mum, pier y.
Schooner Robocca Goddard, pior 81.
Schooner Mary A. Hall. Neazie. Havana.
schooner Henry Claudcn, Jr, Appleby
outside.
Barsos-
Barge Regulator. pier GO.
List OF Vessels up and Cleared for Gal.
Liverpool
stcamshiD ",lA Csp9. cenlza. at Fob.
steamship Maria Csp), Arropse.at Feb.
ruary 7.
Rotterdam
steamghlp Dayenlry OBr). Galnswor.
thy, sailed January 10
Steamship comal. Rick. sailed March
steamship Colorado. Evans. to sail
March H.
NOTES
The steamship San Marcos, which ar
rived today brought a cargo Of general
which she r. now dlscharFing She viii
lail on her return Saturday morning at
o'clock
The steamer Hiawatha left today FOR
Brasos river polnts With a general cargo.
Cotton on shipboard CSot cleared.
Steamship Alicia, 1850,
O;her FOREIGN
Steamship rrcpoli, 1861.
Coastwise--
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have often looked with alarm at the
amateur and professional dressmaliof, who
invariably makes pinoushion OF her
mouth, regardless OF possible oonse-
quences, and In my ignorance have won
dcrcd, Now, II one OF those pins lodged
IN that dressrnsker's throat, how should
attempt to cxtricate Itfn
Today am wiser II there were brisk
FIRE NJ hand, should instantly proceed to
make stiff little dumping Of flour and
water, bake 10 till it was quite hard, and
then give the unfortunate victim piece
about the size OF small walnut 20 swal-
low.
The echances are that the point Of the
pin would adhere 10 this and lose its ten
sion OF the flesh. Another thing TO do IN
the event Of swallowing pin or tack il
TO take stif bread poultice and to swal-
low quite quantity London Gentleman
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
cIIIl'AGO

CHICAGO. March l5.-Inc market for
wheat was under the bcarlSh influence Of
the hne reasonable weather all day, Not
WlthstandipB much cncouraEemcut from
other sources the close was "A lower than
on tine day before. Corn and oats each
lost 'ic OF their previous value. but pro,
visions broke The uonOtuuouH decline or
the speculative commodities and closed
100 higher for pork and P4e higher Tor
lard aui ribs,
There WAS heavy business done in
wheat the first half hour of the scssion
There was some buying In wheat against
privileges started at me- opening, but pres
surc TO sell WAS such that many held
tnch privileges TO take advantage u the
lower prices winch The apparent weakness
at the time Stoned 70 Justly the eNpecia-
u,ns OC Tho looked fOr farther decllnc
Nly declined from IS i-sc 10 J7Aic with ono
sale recorded al 81 b-Sc. while the rustic
WAS at its height Northwest receipts
were fairly liberal. IN excess of last year
London cables Were lower.
There was some recovery from the de-
precision when NcW York dispatches re
ported the taking nj an early period from
twenty 10 twenty Eve boat loads uf wheat
Export Clearanccg were again quito no.
cral. amounting 10 over 10000, wheat and
up 10 nfty boat loads before the close and
reported about half OF " No. 2 spring,
and half red winter. The market armed
6Siic, with last sales at 5SisujsAc.
curp-Was rather weak and business
slack. The decline In wheat was against
the price and reports made yesterday by
commission house showing hat offerings
were increasing were confirmed today.
Receiving gnd shipping houses were sell.
era; some long corn was sold out and the
chief buying was Tor short account. The
onening price for May. 3ist was the high-
est % the day and 5fi2 the lowest. The
market closed with buyers at 37lan37s.
Business in oats was very limited.
Prices were lower, Influenced by thr
weakness in corn
The provision market was rather easy
Tor few minutes, but tho shorts app
pcarod satisfied with the break which
had already occurred ANA werO liberal
buyers Business was principally confined
10 the local speculators. After several
fluctuations the market closed strong near
Compared with las, night. May porlS
closed Toe higher: MAY lard 10 higher
and MAY ribs 7isr higher.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow
Wheat % cars. corn. 80 cars. oats, 200.
hogs 5000 head.
Cafl Quotation
Flour Unchanged
whoa mo. :. spring 55is' No. spring
IS. No. red 56H
Cor1-No. %.
Dats-No. 9 a0i4dWi,t NO. white 33ttM
siia. No. Q white &403sai
Ryc-No. 2 45ia
Barley-No. 2 nominal! No. 5la53: no 4
Flax seed-No. I i3GQi 81
Timothy Soed-prlInc 40
Mess Pork-per Dbl ll.DD1il05.
Iard-Per 100 los 677ia66s0
short Ribs-sides noosel 5.72Kd5T5
Dry Sailed Shoulders boxed -dood6e5
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she Wanted TO Know.

Mr. Beerbohn Tree, the Engliah actor,
has % t-year.old daughter who has a fond
nsss for snakes. She keeps n pet enake Ia
the house, 10 the intense sorrow Of the
maids. Now. however, she wishes 10 en-
large her dumb retlnue by tho purchase o.
pony. Shetold her father J m afraid,
said that gentleman, "tbat can't afford
10 give you one just yet = Then, kRid
this child, with great severity. why don't
you act better aud get more money!
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LIVESTOCK,


New York March Becyes- Receipts
goi head; none on sale and no trace.
g,iropean cable quotes American steers
az HsHluc pnr pound. dressed weights;
refrIrora tor boot 77,c PER FOUND exports
,oday 6gs bcovcs and 'ii50 sheep
calves Receipts ll4 head steany an Am
sheen and I.sinbs-Receipls 1921 head;
demand strongi sne.p Us per pound;
y 75a,Ig5 per 100 pounds. lambs fair 10
choice 5003Ol fancy 2, 90.
uers-Recalpts 1000 head consigned d.
rect: uom.nally unchanged a. 92jg0.6)
~ no pounds for extreme weights
CHICAGO
Chicago, AafiH 100 - me AFthlnB
'9Csttle-Rsce!pis 1900 oC which go were
Texans shipments nonei unchanged; no