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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09
MARKET REPORTS.

Local Markets
FLOUR AND GRAIN !! e.. :.
r,si- oh and new No. - 's'' NO.
~ r., lots. ?. o. b.. Fort Worth.
ICitl-Vai. local. wagon lots, 40N5Oc
y y 4. Kansas shelled. car lots, bulk.
u .,cked. 40 lie.
[ rs rms rust proof, car lots. T.. o.
'Qlis-i VAIN ~, bnlk. 32c; sacked, 34c;
le'i unsaeked, 32tt33e..
~ w per 100 pounds, +. o. b. Fort
tn s g,'lo lois. f.. o. b.. Fort Worth.
ST. sit 80 pr toni best up
" INA. alfalfa, loose, local, $40;
u " ". haled. local, $40 per tom;
~ ~ local, per ton, $40.
" liaip s.t patents, SIS per 100
r1ll-t,iS natenfs. 81. %; third grade
n 4 iourih grade, S1.05; northern
~ s c5rn and oats, mixed, per ton,
Y, 100. 81 90.
li.lne. Sc: middling, q ii; strict
RI & IS; good middling. q L..
STAPLE PROVISIONS.
..'Nfr salt, olear shorts, Z 1.2c;
=. .Aart clear. S 1-2c: bacon bellies,
4, salt bellies, &c; medium hams,
\ i.,.s hams, 10 lie. small hams,
y. breakfast bacon, lie.
r6mpound. &c; pure leaf, DC.
Standard graduated, 4 7-Sc;
fs.'5 barrels, 8 Lie. powdered, half
- 4 zoe; cut loaf. IN bnrrels.
=, ,ot loaf, in half barrels, 3 1-2c.
YAK! AZ; Lon 2Si az; Aisro oiasi
-Faacy. full cream, one in boa.
~ ID box. 10 lie; Young Ameri-
Navy, Be; Lima. 3 34c;
4 . he; pink, 3 1-2c; black eyes,
\ Common. 3 3-4cd4c; primo. Sc;
4 & l.2dGc; head rice. g lie.
y sh-New mackarel, medium, No.
4 barrels, 81 90; No. .. 1O-pound
Il 81. 10: medium No. /, 10-puunl
II / 81 %: Goldfish bricks. Z l.2c.
N Lump, &c per pound; / and 3
f Itckages, per pound. 8 lie; u
81 looirn boxes, Oc per pound; corn
" and ~ pound boxes 6d6 lie;
4 q &c; l'pouhd packages to the
Il ~
IL Barrels, medium, So; half bar
ssiam, $500; barrels, small.
hilt barrels. small, ~ %, 10
Il kegs, 500; 0-gallon kegs,
\ pntS per dozen. Soc; quarts,
4. I'm $40; halt gallon, per dol-
Al, gll.,per dozen. 81 90; hex
! al. per dozen, 90; imperial,
i u dozen, $500.
/ h-Mmonds. new soft shell. per
l6l-2e; walnuts, per pound, extra
b Y l-2e; iilbeel Is, per pound y lie;
,iA Per pound, new crop, II lie;
'E new crop. 8 l,2a0c; peanuts,
u rAlie per sack, Parrot brand, s.:
y Shlie, brass brand. &c; roasted,
eeres-five pound pals, one dozen
!. ease' per dozen, 500 2Opound
ANS pei pound lQc
Aires bNrrei lots. new CROP
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GAlYEgnoN corroN.

by Associated Press.
Galveston, Tx. March s.-~Cotton
sslehdyi unchanged; receipts, %, sales,
hiii exports, none.
STEAMSHIP MOVEMENTS.
by Associated Press.
Galveston, Tex, March S-Aulvcd,
s,c9mship Coquctlc British, Cave, Sun
dcrlNnd
sailed, steamship Morgan, Staples.
Brazo, Santiago; steamship C0ducite
Briiism Cave, NelascO.
ST. LOUIS COTTON.
BY Associated Press.
s. Louis, Mo, March s.--Cntton steady
middling, 5-lGc; sales. POO; recepia,
100; shipments, 100; stocks, 300.
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New York, March s. Government
bonds firm; state bonds, inactive.
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NEw YORK cLEARANcns.

77T0'IT T'77Ns
New York. March Shank clcarings.
S'S'SS'f3' balances, S5,3T3,7Oo.
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Magnificent
collection.
Of Views.

Our pho'ographA will constitute
studio OF not less than ten cabinets
each and with sixteen Views IN every
cabinet. These photographs, By roa-
Aou OF thoir excellence mud slss, Tx
10 lnohea, could not bo bought for
less than dollar zach. nus with
tho Samo iipoali,y which has charao-
torlSod our StoddArd Portfolio enter
prise, every cahluot cah be Obtained
from ua for 10 oentA
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MINERS ENTOllBED
An E1tens i've cave-in at the Cay
lord Slope of the Kingston Coal
Company.
Reseuers Hard at Work. But There
Is Little Hope of Getting Them
Ont Alive.
Many People Known to Have Per-
ished in the Blizzard in Okla
homa Territory.

W1LKEsBARRE, Pa, Feb. 14.-An ex-
tensive cave-in occurred at the Gaylord
slope of the Kingston Coal company,
Plymouth. Seventeen men are en-
tombed. Rescuers are hard at work.
There is but little hope of getting the
men out alive.
The Gaylord mine slope has been con-
sidered an ill-fated colliery for more
than year past. Only month ago
there was an extsnsive cave-in of the
surface, which weakened the roof of the
whole mine. So far as can be learned
this accident was caused by further
depression of the surface
The superintendent of the mine re-
ports that only IL men are entombed,
but II are missing.
John Cuddy, who was at work with
the entombed men, escaped with his. life
by hairs breadth. The fall cut him
off from the other workers by about two
feet. making sort of dividing line be-
tween him and his companions. Imme.
diately after the roof had fallen in he
could hear the men who were entombed
groaning. then all was silent. He ran
and gave the alarm, and the work OF
rescue was at once begun. At no time
is it believed, was there any hope oi
| taking the men out alive.
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MANY rER1sHED.
Some of the Result. of the Storm In
Oklahoma.

Some Of the Result. of the storm In
Oklahoma.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 14.-The Stars
Guthrie %. T.) special says: The worst
of the terrible blizzard seems to be over
here. and business is being resumed.
Besides the two families reported frozen
near Cross, an unknown man was found
near Ponca. Indian agency, frozen to
death, and south Of Cleveland. family
of three persisted. Two Tonquway In-
dians were found dead in hut, and
three Indian children were caught in the
storm near Anadarke and perished.
Many other fatalities are ru1nored, but
nothing authentic
Scores of cattle and horses owned by
settlers in the strip persisted. and in the
Usage and Kiowa reservations the num-
ber Of dead cattle will reach thousands.
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resumed in the house. Some routine
business preceded it. The speaker laid
before the house the Hawaiian message
from the president. At the request of
Mr.. Burrows it was read, and then re-
ferred to the foreign affairs committee.
The Senate.
WASHINGTON, Feb. IA bill was re.
ported to the senate by Senator Coke OF
Texas and passed, continuing in
force the act for the protection of fish in
the Potomac river.
Senate bill making Labor Day, the
first Monday of September, legal holi.
day, was reported by Mr.. Kyle from the
committee on education, and placed or
file, and then Senator Gray of Delaware
resumed his argument on the Hawaiian
resolution.
At the conclusion of Senator Gray's
remarks, the Oklahoma townsite reso
luton was taken up and Senator Black.
burn of Kentucky took the floor.
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home OF the blizzard seems to
sihave been transferred from the west to
ssssDoints farther east. Chicago WAS COM
5spletcly showed under Monday, fierce
storm ragged all day and far into the
might. 1t was impossible to move a
train ont OF the city. and business was
! Isuspended The storm swept as far
Ssoast as New York but was not so intense
Il as at Chicago, although trains we're
delayed. Down in Okla
Hhoma people were wholly unprepared
such storm and those living in
tents, OF which there were quite large
number, we're completely submerged by
snow. A man named Stone killed
his wife and five children to prevent
further suffering and then took his OWL
$SSlite.
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JENKINS COURSE.
The Judiciary Committee Of the
House Decides to Report In Favor
ofan Investigation.
the Resolution Provides That the In
quiry Shall BE Made by the Judi
ciary Committee.
Discussion Of the Blanu Seigniorage
Bill Continued In the House.
The Senate.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-The house
committee on judiciary voted in favor
of reporting to the house resolution
for an investigation into the course of
District Judge jenkins in restraining
employees of the Northern Pacific rail-
road from quitting work. The vote was
Z to 6. Senator Villas of Wisconsin ap.
peared before the committee and urged
that the question was of such import
ance that it could not be voted OH until
counsel had been heard. In accord with
this suggestion, motion was made to post
pone the vote until next Monday, and in
the meantime, hear counsel. This was
voted down by seven to six, and the res
olution was then agreed on to be re.
ported at once. Had the proposition to
hear. counsel prevailed, Colonel Robert
Ingersoll would probably have appeared
for the labor interest and several prom
inent lawyers for the other side. The
resolution reported is a substitute TO,
the one introduced by Representative
McGann, but differs little from that or.
iginally presented. 1t authorizes the
judiciary committee to proceed on the
investigation into Judge Jenkins course
Representative Boatner will presen
the resolution to the house. It wa!
thought best by the subcommittee tt
present substitute for the McGann res
olution, because that resolution in III
preamble seemed to them to assum,
that Judge Jenkins action had bee1
wrongful. The committee did not wan
to take sides in advance of the investiga
ton. The members of the sub-commit
tee were agreed that an investigation
would be desirable.
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ELEVATED ELEcrK1c LINE.

A Scheme to build One -Batween st. Paul
and Minneapolis.
MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. 14.-St. Paul and
Minneapolis parties are said to be figur-
ing in connection with Chicago and
Eastern capitalists for the construction
of an elevated electric line to be built
between the Twin Cities. 1t is the Cook
elevated railway system which was to
have been built between Chicago and
st. Louis some time ago, but which fell
through on account Of funds promised
by the worlds fair.
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Cart Wear cha,nsleon..

SAN FRANCISCO, FeU. l4.-Otficers of
the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty
to Animals have begun crusade against
the local followers Of the Eastern fad of
wearing live chameleons, which are
really little lizards brought here from
Florida. chained to watch guards and
scarf pins. Many women have adopted
the fad. Secretary Holbrook of the so.
ciety ha, caused the arrest of three
dealers in the harmless little reptiles.
and threatens to arrest every man and
woman he sees wearing them.
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Large.t Find Of Coal Yet Discovered 1n
Montana struck Near Rozeman.
BozEMAN, Mon, Feb. 14.-The great
est body of coal ever struck in this state
has just been opened by johnson &
Mccarthy at their mine, II miles east
of this city. They have a clearly de-
fined vein of coal % feet in width. The
coal is of fine cokeing quality and is
very clean. Experts say that this is Il
true vein and that every indication
points to it's keeping up that width as it
is mined out,
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Sss5Giye the Democratic party in con-
Sftess credit for having carried out one
SStits platform pleuges without Repub-
slIi1An help. 1t has actually repealed
sfhe federal elections law and has thus
/ SGdmitted that all that the Republicans
slslNe ever alleged about fraudulent
Injections in the South and in the
H5Ssitrcng gholds OF I'a,nmapy has been more
u asfiiRfl justified.
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ADJOURNED FOR A MONTH.
Conference between Railroad Men an
Interstate Commissioners Continued.

Conference Between Railroad Men and
Interstate Commissioners Continued.
WASHINGTON. Feb. l4.-The confer
fence of railway men and the interstate
commerce commission to consider the
general question of form of schedule
OF rates and charges to be issued by
railroads, has adjourned for 80 days.
There was thorough exchange of views
between the railroad men and the COM
mission, and the representatives of the
freight departments of. the roads repre-
sented agreed to submit question of
forms of schedules to roads not repre-.
sented at the conference, and to have
another meeting in Washington in &c
days.
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orderea to vacclnnta.

MaRsnFlELD, Wis, Feb. 12.--At a
special meeting of the board of health
an order was passed that all children at
tending schools, public. private or pa
rochial. and not vaccinated, must be
vaccinated by March or be expelled
from the schools.
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As an evidence that times change a

SsslAs an evidence that times change and
men change with them is shown by the
fset that Georgia politicians are moving
Ssfor the establishment of department
the south for the United States
! srmy. with headquarters at Atlanta.
GTtswas only few years ago that these
same fellows were only too eager to get
sithe federal troops removed from that
tfsectiOn OF country.
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New Board of Trade Building,

DULUTH, Feb. l4.-.The statement that
there was a movement on foot to move
the board of trade headquarters to Supe-
rior is pronounced without foundation.
Within "a hours the board has been
offered all the money it wants to begin
construction of its $500, 900 building one
block north of the old site, arrange
ments for permanent loan to be made
when the building is complete. Work
will probably begin within a fortnight
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l,ixr Gl,il.lr.u killr1l.

ENRLfS. + eb. "A barn near Pens
lin, in which number of school chill
dren sought shelter during a hurricane.
was blown down and five of the chill
dren were killed, and in addition num-
per of others were more or less injured.
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Tho Men Were Comfortable.

MILWAUKEE, Feb. IA boat con-
tanning three men came ashore from the
crib at about 1O:3Oa. M, and the men
are Oh the way to the city engineer to
report. Contractor Murphy came ashore
from the crib shortly before noon. He
said the men on the little artificial
island were in no way Inconvenience
by the storm. that they had plenty of
fuel and were dry and warm in the crib
h0nae
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person .worth $1,000 in Illinois is

person worth l.50O in Illinois is
4 sfissatsIined poor man and poor mans
A g|p[lSlSty" has just been organized at Shell
E6Vyille 70 demand tax on the incomes
a SfSfsspyersons worth more than ST.. 500. In
order to insure harmony in the ranks
nobody is allowed to join who is worth
more than that sum. In most countries
sahe would be rated as capitalist.
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The Sioux Falls city council occasion
S4lly has some very warm and exciting
scenes to relieve the DUH monotony
which usually accompanies the meeting
soltown councils. Mayor Peck recent
Alderman Sampson liar in q
heated discussion and the alderman
aetorted that the mayor did not dare
FSpeat the epithet outside the council
SSsxSSSnRmhar
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According to the report made by
& sBradstreet Saturday the improvement
SSlin the industrial situation still continues.
sOver forty assumptions OF important
gindustrial establishments are reported
GAs opening for business during the past
week as against the announcement Of
Bthe shutting down of six similar con-
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To Examine Cadets.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-Col. Mason,
Surgeon Whine, Captain Roe, Captain
Mason and Lieutenant Kennedy, all Of
Fort Smelling, have been designated by.
the secretary of war to be a board to ex-
anime candidates for West Point.
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5;sa saRepresentative Bland has succeeded
pgetting his bill for the coinage OF the
ssAl5iver seignorage before the house and
4there is not much doubt but what it
|syWill pass. The secretary of the treas
ssSstairy is using his influence for the meas
lIisiire and the administration will proba-
SSsss6ly favor il.
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REDWOOD FALLS, Mimi, Feb. 12.-C.
d. Gilfillan and Stewart Bros. will ship
10 cars Of cornfed beef to Chicago by
special train over the Northwestern
road Monday, this being one of the larg-
est stock trains that ever left Redwood
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alexandria Herald: If, as reported,
Republican politicians of the state
we already made up the ticket, what's
Sle use OF holding state convention?
No use use al all. And what's the
ae of tearing our livers to elect such a
(6cket, either? Let the slate-makers
sp the whole business if they want to.
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Gov Lewelling of Kansas and Mrs.
N Cease are both still engaged in proving
lsthat each is a william of the most des-
3agpicable type. And from the evidence
Ealready in the country is more than
willing 30 render Il verdict of guilty as
all counts and consider the case
sSiA46sed.
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Nermillion people have commenced
Agitate the question of starting
Mhery in that city They have every
bortunity of starting one and from
5estone OF the Vermillion Republican
sspeople will go at it in the spring.
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Many Turned Away.

ST. CLOUD. Mimi, Feb. 14.-Impres-
sions are being made by union revival
meeting of the Baptist, Methodist, Pres
byterian and Congregational churches,
conducted by G. N. Hunt, the lawyer
from Minneapolis, who was converted
during the Mills meetings. The church
could not hold the people, many being
turned away.
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S. Fassett, state engineer of irri-
ltion has called convention to be
Fla at Madison. March Z, and contiau-.
two days. MIR. Fassett proposes to
1xes some practical demonstrations Of
sfSsian irrigation this wear.
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Remove the Russian Cont

BERLIN, Feb. IA telegram from
st. Petersburg says: NJ. Sacherin, the
czar's physician, has declared that st.
Petersburg is not suited for the czar's
health. and advises him to live at Kieff,
The transfer Of the court permanently
to Kieff, therefore, is only question of
fip,a
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Scerns.

s The life of Geo. w. Childs ought to
Sbe an inspiration and an encouragement
no every young man in this country. 1t
sJp one OF the noblest OF testimonials to
sfhe character OF American institutions
sgJIn the opportunities they offer to hon
mt hard work and conscientious devo-
ssfiun to all the best interests OF human
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ySS. a. Ramsey of Woonsocket. who
9ifas been appointed as II commissioner
||S3tlo the Antwerp exposition says he
#believes ht. will be able to do great
deal OF good toward increasing i'm.
IsSsnigration to this country, not to South
lDAkota particularly but to the country
y1n general.
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workneu Rescued.

CHICAGO, Feb. 14.-About so work
men who were enclosed for "a hours in
the temporary crib four miles out in the
lake, have been rescued by q tug. The
fierce storm rocked the frail structure,
the spray put out'rhe fires and the men
suffered intensely from the cold. None
Of them were seriously frozen.
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Receixed Wattarson.

ST. PAUL, Feb. 14.-At noon the Com.
mercial club gave an informal reception
to Henry Watterson, giving the people
generally an opportunity to meet the
distinguished editor. A great many
availed themselves OF the opportunity.
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CAAMPENy Bros, the Trade Makers.

heart disease. He was for 15years edi-
tor of Scandinavian paper at Ls
Crosse, Wis, and was appointed consul
to st. James by President Harrison In
1888. His successor was appointed in
September last, and short time ago he
became editor of The Normanden Of
this city, theleading Scandinavian paper
of the Northwest. He was u years old.
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LUTTE FALLS, Mimi, Feb. 14.-The
postoftice, store and hotel owned and
occupied by w. j. Sullivan at Swan
vile, have been destroyed by fire Loss,
! 81 900; insured for 81. 500.
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Governor Peck Examined

MADISON, Wis, Feb. l4.-Governor
Peck was examined before the court
commissioner in the prosecution in the
roster scandals. He made many admis-
sions. His examination will be continued.
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ulinoi. Bank Looted,

CHICAGO, Feb. 14.-The streator Ma
tional bank, at streator. Ills, was
entered by burglars and looted. One
man has besn arrested
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Dictator johnson Dead.

PITTsBuRG, Feb. l4.-Hon. James B.
Scott, dictator of Johnstown after the
food, and one of the most prominent
iron manufacturers Of Pittsburg, died
at 2.0i N m
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wounded His Sister and Di.appe.r.a.

M1LLrowS, S. D., Feb. IA boy
named King, aged II years, and his g.
year-old sister were playing with gun
when the weapon was discharged,
wounding the little girl so badly that
she may die. The boy disappeared and
cannot be found. Searching parties are
looking for him.
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Gold Dnst, per package ...... S 20
4 bottles chow chow .. l 90
20 lbs marifat beans .... l 90
3 lbs mocha java coffee. 50. 90
5 cans baked pork and beans | 90
s cans sweet potatoes .... l 90
10 cans apples s..... 90
35 pounds California raisins. 90
10 cans corn. 90
Extra -four, worth ST.. Is a sack 8S
25 bars Santa Claus soap -. 90
a packages xxx coffee. ] 90
IL Bib cans apples ST. 90
8 cans California peaches. l 90
s cans California apricots. / 90
10 cans blueberries. / 90
q pounds prunes .... l 90
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CONGRESSIONAL
The House.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l4.-The debate
on the Bland silver seigniorage bill was
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21 pounds granulated sugar 81 90
4 gallons golden drip syrup ! 90
19 lbs fancy oyster crackers 1 90
3 quarts best select oysters l 90
5 pounds good coffee 5000. 1 90
80 pounds hand picked beans l 90
5 pounds sun dried tea 80. / 90
80 pounds Cal. dried grapes. 100
25 bars soap ...... l 90
5 boxes bluing ..... ........ O5
4 boxes champion lye. Is
4 packages soda .......... rs
2 cans Alaska salmon. Is
IL cans gooseberries .......- / 90
3 A-lb cans baking powder. Is
Is pounds flake oat meal -. 1 90
16 pounds cut loaf sugar 49,. 1 90
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TWENTY-FIVE FOOT VEIN.
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Prominent Scandinavian Editor Dead.
GRAND FORKS, N. d., Feb. 14.-Hsn.
F. A. Husher, ex-United States consul
at st. James. Ontario, died suddenly OF
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70 boxes matches ........ 81 90
4 lamp chimneys ,.... 25
4 packages Lily starch 49,. 25
s. cans cherries .... so
! box (5O) fine cigars 4s
6 jars preserves ..... | 90
4 qts Wisconsin cranberries Is
6 3lb cans Muscat grapes. l 90
6 3-lb cans Cal. peaches | 90
6 3-lb cans Cal. apricots / 90
5 cans pie pumpkin. ..... so
6 3-lb cans Cal. green grapes / 90
boxes sardines 25
5 quarts bulk queen olives. 90
| quart extra fine pickles. 20
10 cans tomatoes ..... 90
IL cans blackberries 90