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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-18

den perben. Darum iiberlese Dir,
mas Du gu 9einem &inos iassn
min It.
= 9ie @trafe islbit ion BON Dem I'M
rs9t abi4reden, bod ipQ lie ni9t als
@~erssltuns binseitelt meroen. 0ie
Mutter barf ni&t, tpenn bas &ino
einmal beitraft iueroen ion, einen gu
sroBen. 3eitraum apH@en @erseben
unb Der Strafe bsritreiden laKen; es
iollen pielmebr beioe aufeinanber fol-
gen ME llria4s unb Wirtung.
Sebo9 ion man audi ntdt in Der
er1ten 9ibe bes 3ornes 1trafen. Man
3Gble erit bis 20, Damn pirb Der erite
3orn perrau9t unb bic Stra7s feline
unseredte fem.
S. bart ni9t portonimsn, bab bas
&inb bur9 cine Strafe an ieiner Sc
iunbbeit .gei4dbist mirb. 9ies tann
bortommen, tpenr man 'bas &tnb an
ben &opf, namentli@ an ten 9tnter=
topf i4ldgt; oas 8lut fam oann in
bas @ebirn eintretsn.
Niemals 1pu bic @trafe bon beftiz
gen S9eltnortsn ooer S4impfreben
begleitet iein. ga lperoen oft aller<
barb Namen e%rfunben un0 ben Sim
bern beiselest; man pirft ibnen Dor,
,pie tpeit lie es i9on gebra4t unb mas
bereinit aus tbnsn perben miirbe!
Mler @pott uno 9obn, aud bot
@eiten Der @ei4mi1ter, bat gu unter>
6leiben, benin bi,s Mles lit bon groz
Bem, i9dblidem @tnf1ub auf bes
Rinbes moralil9e @ntmidelung. IS
bient muir ba3u baiTelbe gegen bic
@trafe ab3ui tumpfen. 9at bas &inb
feline Strafe betommen 10 1T es berz
tebrt, INN bas besangene unre4t mod
lan9e bor3ubalten unb na@3utragen
Mlein, mie oft bDrt bann Elm fol4es
Rinb: v@eb, i9 mag ni@ts mebr BON
Dir miNen." Man ion aber tbun,
als ob ni4ts borgefa1sn lei; oas betbt
iebp9 ni9t, na9 ber Strafe boppelt
Treunbli9 unb lie6 1ein, BENIN oies
mirbe ben @tnbrud, ben bic @trafe
gema9t, perl01&en.
Ma1 tann fi9t ale &inber auf Elm
unb bieielbe Mei1e bel traf en-, benin elm
&inb lit empfnolider als bas anoere.
Sci einem &inbe geniigt Elm 8erpets,
bet einem anberen &inbe tpieber ma&t
bieier feinen @inbrud. Darauf muR
@idi i9t genommer tperben.
9rpbt man benz tleinen uebeltbdter
[eine @trafe an, 10 1T es better, man
nennt bie1elbe ni@t 10 beitimmt. @enn
man 3. g. gum Rinbe iagt: rShut
Du bas, 10 barfit Du ni&t NIT fortz
qeben," 10 mtrb man man4mal b0ren
fDnnen: vWenn's peiter ni9ts lit, ba
b(eibe i4 eben ba." Das &inb mibt
bann bic 2uit gum unreft nit benz
Mab ber @trafe ab unb tbut bdufg
bas unre9t, NOEL linn bic Strafe gez
uiiat. Cine mnbeitimmte Strafan>
brobung mtrtt iebo@ Dielme6r auf
bes &inbas @emiitb uno pbanta1te
elm, neil es nt9t meib, morin bic
@trafe beltehen tplr6.
gu bdufig iollen bic &inber ni@t
beitraft perben, oa es tpenig @trafz
mittel giebt. Man beginnt natirli4
nit benz niebsrl ten @rub Der @trafe,
bamit cine Stetgerung eintreten tann.
;3uerit ertbetlt man bum &inbe einen
@ermeis; geniigt bies ni@t, 10 tann
Der @erpeis beri@drft 1perben, bat
audi bie1er feline na4briidli4e Mirz
tung, 10 erfolgen bic @nt5tebungsz
itra fen, b. i. man ent3iebt benz &inbe
bas, mas es' mtbbrau4t fat. 3ulebt
1@reitet man CUR t0rper1i@:n 3u4tiz
gun9. 9amit beginner bart man
ni9t, es tpirbe bas &inb balb 9egen
bic @trafen unempinoli4 MAIDEN.
Sjt bies, beretts Der San, oann tann
man nur bon born %anfan9en unb benz
Sinh erlt tpieber @brgefiibl beibringen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-18

Gtfer1u9t aumdhlt9 p~er1tano, pelhe
Der @eliebten ii4 bemddtist bate.
,bieie 19rsdli4e @tferiu@t Der 8iinitz
ler, tpel9s ntemals erlii@t. 3mii@en
bic RunIt uno bas, mas Ct iein Slid
tpdbnt, fiebt Ct fi4 seite0t. limb er
aauoert niht, bic 2iebe ldbt i'm iein
critics @erbrehsn beseben ......Sd
ueure es nit Mb1itt 10, BENIN es III
Elm @erbre@en. bic Runit einem I'M
terrod gu opfern. 49,. Desbalb sibt
rpns 8alben etnen S4pG4lin9 bon
Scarf, Elm 2amm an @telle zines s.
tpeni unb Glen trtumpbirt. @Qen
1T sliidli&: bic 2tsbs aiebt pieber If
ibr 9er3. SIT bieier unperiobnli&e,
uneri dttli4e @goismus ni4t 14redz
ltd?
@ie beiratbeten ii9 unb lie NOR
ibm, i4 beitreite es ni@t, cine treue
@attin. Mber ntemals fragile lie ii4.
parum ibr @atte 10 i'm 9inter9runb
@nblt9 ftarb lie.
Sd glaubte, bab Balben, befreit
BON ieiner Teinoin, bic CT urausz
1predli9 liebte, pteber ber perbsn
tpurbs, als ben er BEL 1etnem eriten
Muftreten ii@ ge3ei9t; einen Moment
lang hatte i'd 9oFnung; als ct no&
b,r 9rauer3eit gum eriten Male miez
Der bic 8iibne betrat, tpar Ct t0itli4:
@s mar i'm r@emonb," t4 peiB es.
i4 ipielte ben reriten 8ireer." 81
baben iener Mufibrung porbin lelbit
@rpdbmung eetban. Das aber mar
Mnes. Die1er Mbenb batte, mie Der
euite, tetmer Ma@folger. Sd fraste
8alben neuerbings, mie i9's ibm
14uloig mar. WiFen sic, mas mi:
Der ungliifli4e anttportete?
@r antportete mir ni@ts. @r 5oa
muir Elm Sournal aus 1einer 3ai@<
unb rei9te es mir, inoem ct etntgs
3,ilsn barin be3ei4nete.
Die1es S9anbblatt iagte, bab 8alz
ben, NUN BON ieiner Trau erlDit, ben
plab enlblt9 einnebmen miiroe, be,
tbm gebiibrt, lang 9enug. lei ct Dor
ibr 5u Bpben 9ebriidt morben u. |. 10,
sic miKer tpobl i4on tpas 8alber
mir 3ui&rie, nadoem i& bieien Miid
seleien:
limb Du tDnnteit tpolen, bab id
mein armes Metb berratbe9 0u tDnnz
tel tpolIen, bab man iberaq perbrette
lie iei's bic MIDI 9ebinoert. metn gaa:
3es &0nnen gu entfalten9 Du tDnntel
pol1en, baB man ben Stein na@ tb1
miirfe, ,,a4 ibr, bsr S@ulbloien, mad
ibr, bic MIDI 10 iebr seliebt?"
vDi< Du 10 1ebr geltebt," anttportett
t9 ibm. Sd mar entriiftet, i& iasts
ibm, mas man mir fagen tann: es
niibt ni@ts. 8alben 6lieb Elm berz
m%embbarer, elm bentenber S@auipiez
Ter, tpie aud sic i'm nannten, po er
Elm gpoBer, elm iebr GROCER &unitle1
bGtte fem t0nnen. ..... Sic mtNen
nun fem @ebetmnib; mas iasen Sit
baau?"
v@as i@ ba3u iaee?.. Dab it
iber Sbre @r3dblumg auberft e%ritaun1
bin. Sd hdtte bas niemals geabnt'
Mber ob 8alben &iinitler mar obe1
rti@t, aus ieiner 9a1tumg ipri4t Elm
grobes @er8."
6ier tnaren mir beim r@&iQerz
Sbeater anselan9t, i'd lteb BIN <z
f9,r balten unb nit ernitem @rubs
itieg Batter &obert aus......
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-18
@umortntt6es.

2e6runge. rMei Meeiter
iast, menn sic bic @tiebel ni4t balbe
be3ublen ,bbGbsn, bann sebt er slei
uFs tennigli4e Mmtseeri4t I'M berz
9laat sic" 10 beiBt
bsnn Dll, mein Sobn9" -2ebrz
iunge: rMlfreb."-S tubiu a: r9Dz
re NAL, Du trittIt aber Bier 10 t0nigz
li@ aud, als tpenm Du Mabnfreb biez
beit!"
Mnertennung.- Sin 2ieuz
Tenant, ber ben Weiup beitiesen, bat
1peben cine S4a9tel Stret4bDl3er
9e0Fnet, Inn 1i9 cine 3igarre ansuz
3iinben - als plDbli4 Elm Nusbru4
erfolst. M1nme6r Die 3iearre an Der
gliibenben 2apa anaiinb,nb, ruff CT:
rMeb, rteiig aufmsrtiam - pirtli4
gang toloTaI aufmert1am!"
un1ngnebm @rinner=
IN g!taTin lStlIbent gum Mnoeren,
Elm 1bdiudtes Bsrlotal betretenb):
.&omm, puB, mir po0en lieber bin
alsseben - tpibertudrtise @efeuz
l@aft bier!" = ~@iefo?" = ~2auter
prOben i&reien immerfort: "aelz
ner. 3ablem!"
@eim Parabemar14. -
@tcef elbpebel: 9erausgeredt, &erls!
sSbr mibt bic &0pfe 10 bod balten,
dis ob Sbr ben @0ttern oben i'm
0lpmp Die Mettar<8ubbel a~ustrinten
noqt!
'@ie tennt n. Mr3t: vNad)
sSbrer 8s1@reibung 1T bas 2etoen
ssSbres Mannes nod nt9t i4limm, i'd
gebe Sbnen Elm &ecept init, unb 1agfn
81 S6rem Manne, ct ion NAL bier
WoGen bas @ier metben!!" Trau:
uMD9ten sic mir bas nt4t au4
1@riftli4 sebsn 9err Doctor, mir
Qlaubt er's nett"
=, Stub ent: vWeger bteler Bez
leibigung forbere t4 Sic auf piftoz
len" - Meifenber: ~@ngenomz
men! @orer{t ,lDien sic aber etne
Sagotarte, 'i& beibe - 9iri@!"
ufppferuna ma. Hi@ter: ,RDn=
men sic ii& benn gar ni&t bei1ern?
sic niiben bod Der Menf4beit gar
ni9t." Mngetlagter: u.s. Mtg i4on!"
Ri9ter: rWielo?" M~ngtlugter: 4ls
tparnenbes @rempel!"
@ertbeibiaer: rMeime Ser
rem, 1eben sic ii9 ben einen Mn9etlqgz
ten an, unb feben @ie it4 ben anoez
rem an, 10 lGBt fi9 Der milbernbe umz
ltanb ni9t le1lgnen baB lie betoe in
i@le@te @deQi@aft gerathtn itrao."
Wirtiame Drobuns. -
Gin Gasabunb 1mtrb Bel itrenser &al:
te BON einem @enbsarmen abgefatt
unb bic @rpartung, in elm marmeS
2o9is gu tommen, ittmlmt tbn 10 bei:
ter. baB ct gu pfeifen unfdnet. ~@is
MGnneten." fagt ber @enbsarm 81
ieinem Irreitanten, rpenn @ie i'd
ni@t rubt9 berbdlten laHe i@ Si
glei4 tpteber laufen!"
Da6er. @atte: ,Mber, @li]e, 81
biit ia lett einiger 3ett 10 froitig &c
gen MIDI. Wesbdlb bemn,22" = Sat
tin: "@oa Fi& ni@t froftig fem, tuenl
9u mir ben getpinf@ten pel5mants
nt4t taufen apilIf t?"
Snbtbibueller @fanb
punt. 9err: rSasen Sie, ser
@tubtofus, 1T Magbebutrg cine f@0
ne @tabt9" Stubent: IS ia, ieb
140n. Sd babe bort ei1er 9ntel, be
i@idt NIT ale Monat 12O Mart."
B~ortf@ritt. g.: $50
balten sic f@ benn fir bumme 2eut'
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-18

TreunDtr @t y TN 40 u II g.
Ma9tpddter (ber ii4 einen betrunte>
men Stubentsn aufselabenbaD: rMr
,fou i4 sic binbrineen9" = ~@initz
apeilen t0nne,, sic mid ia n 8is4en
i'm Sbierearten ipa3ieren trasen, Is
lit 10 i&0n bieien Morsen!"
alter 2ebemann (oer iein
@aar gu fdrben phesD "Was 1T
b.nn bas, Sobann, seitern tparen @ie
nod san5 gra,1 unb 9eute fino gle
tief}@tpar5!" - Sobann: ~Sa.
9err Baron, i@ - fdrbe MIDI bait
'jsBt audi"
! !Rura unb BIZ nbis. @idter
gum Mnsetlasten): Sie iinb tpegen
3ambftrei9erei ansetlast. Was baben
sic gu ertptbsrn? - Mnsetlagter:
sS@ 6Gtte 1ebr niel gu eptpibern; menn
5ie mir muir bic n0tbise 3eit baau
lieBen. - Rt4ter: Mit 9ergniisen,
bier Wc4en!
&or-idtig. - g.: ~Wie, 9r
millit UNI bic 9o@ter Defines @befz
anbalten9. -. .Wenn er Did nun
aber htnausprrft?!"
g.: 80, i@ bab, MIDI notirllt
i&on na& elmer neuen @tele ums'.ez
ben!".
8emeis. Die iurse Trau Dot
torin (au ibrer Mutter): rOb mid
Mrtbur. liebt, frasit 9u9 Sd tunn
Dir 1aesn, dig i4 neuli4 trant mar.
ba fat ct io9ar einen anbern Mr51
9olen luKen!"
9riqinelIe 81 mi ng. y
Giibrer (auf ber Spite eines 8erges):
vWenn @ie pieuei4t Rarten forti4is
den apollen. - bort 1T cine poititat!z
on!!"
@@neiber: vDu, Grau, pie tpdr's.
tpenn mir benz Barron Pumpopst!
BON bier aus. .eine Re9nung 1h1z
den lmiirben!"
Rinber1ogit. 3hpei &naben
priigeln fih uuf Der Strabe, ,pobsi 6er
tleinere m0rberli4 perbauen tpirb. st
briht in (autes 8ebeul aus, als Elm
ulter Serr auf Der 8ilbFd@e .eri4eint
urb benz Rino, INN es gu berubtgen,
10 pfennig i9entt. 3aum 1T Der
SEER Tort, als Der dltere auf ben tleiz
ne lositir3t uno gu ibm iagt: "Du'
N2ar, qfb mir mail bic 9dlfte ab,
BENIN tpenn i@ Did ni@t perbauen
bdtte, ban1 bdtteit Du ia bas @elo
iiberbaupt ni4t 9etrie9t!"
Sn bungem3meife1. Dora;
3, i4 befiutbe MIDI in a%uberoroentz
Iib 5&pieriser Sage unb tomme, UNI
| mir Deinen Matb gu erbitten; i'd mer:
b. pon bret MGnnern eeliebt uno 1pett
1id5t, pel4en i@ nebmen lou." &lara;
xWel6er 6at has meiite @elb?" 90.
tn: SOU Dummies Ding! Dentit 9u
npen11 i9 bas Nniibte, 1piiroe :th Did
um Matb fra9en2"
5l&ere5 ,Mittet. 9ienits
mdb1en: .S@ babe oer gr1aoIger
ffruu 59on 3tpeimal getlopft, lie h0r1
aber ni@t." 9err: "&ufen sic burd,s
@4Ga Felloh, ber 8rteftrdger bob
cine @erlobunesan3eige gebra@t
oann tpirb lie f@on beitimmt aufma:
4en!"
Ser trante Srinter. -
Mrat: v..~. Mu9 piirbe iD empfeb:
len, ieben morgen cine Stunoe bo1
benz GriibTfId ein @las "Waner 81
trinten!"
patient: rSasen Sic, 9err Dot
tor, tbdt's nift au4 elm S@naps:
/ 9lasl?"
/ N:.. ~.nAh;ir,IfA Mprtnpfhfp
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-18

Der ueus Gebrlins bot midi midt tpeniz
ger als breimal sei4nitten."
Barber: rS4au, i4au, Der gub
ma9t fi4 ia, benz 9errn 4ffehor bat
er seitern nod Elm DIR abra1irt!!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-18

8raut: .2ieber Rarl, Deinen lebz
ten Brief tonnte i9 ni4t leien, er mar
abiollpt ni9t gu eutaiHern, iieb' nur
bsr!" - 8rdutisam (WraD:
.Nlmd9tiser Soft, oa babe i4 Dir
ia Elm @scept ssididt unb benz @po<
tbster meinen 8rief an Did,"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-18

@tpus @@1GfrigeS, Sic:
,;@ibt es in benz Rlubb, beRen W}ttz
alieb sic fnb, audi S&laf5tmmer?"
ST.: r&eins auber benz 2ele51mz
n1er."
@eretnfa9ung. ~Moies, 9n
1outeit bod einmal nebmsn e Bao!"--
,Wie ,baiBt baden? 3 8aoen is mer
gu bei1merli9; LAB id n1er ale Sa4r'
4emi1@ reinigen!" /.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-18

5ort1@ritt. - a.: vWas
balten sic ft@ benn fir bu4mme 2eute,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-18

Mufopferu ng. Ri&ter:: rR0nz
men sic 1i9 benn gar ni&t be1ern?
sic niiben bod Der Memi4bett gar
ni@t." Qngetlagter: IS Mtg {&on!"
&i@ter: ~Wieio?" 4ngtloster: Mls
tp%arnenbes Grempel!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-18

Club ent: ~We9en bieler BE-
leibigung forbere i4 Sic auf ptito=
len" - @eifenber: "Mngenom:
men! @orerft ,l0ien sic aber eint
Sag6tarte, i& belize - 9irf4!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-18

Greunbli4e LAB n g.
Ma9tpd4ter (ber ii4 etnen betrunte>
men Stubenten aufgelabenbat): rMr
ion i4 sic binbringen9" = rGinitz
meilen t0nnen sic MIDI ia n 8is4en
i'm Sbierearten ipa5ierem trasen, es
1T 10 {h0n bie{en Moroen!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-18

Snbtn ID lei Ter @fanbz
punt. 9err: vSasen Sie, 9err
@tl6toiu s. 1T M~agbebutrg cine f@0<
ne @tabt?" @tubett: 80 ia, iebr
f@0n. sd babe bort einen Ontel, Der
1@idt nit ale Mondt 12O Murt."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-19

New York, June 1S.-Share speculation
on the stock exchange was very irregular
during the day, and as a result of the
trading prices We're about evenly divided
between gains and losses. The market
opened nrm and active. Pullman selling
up 1ss pei cent, Missouri Pacific IA, and
the general list a fraction. A reaction
soon set in which was slight, except that
Pullman fell per cent. Later it made a
further recession of 3 per cent. Towards
II O'Clock the entire market became more
steady. but soon after that a brisk sell
ing movement was inaugurated in La
clede Gas, which broke per cent. to 2ol2,
rallied and closed at 29l4, making a net
loss of "a per cent. The general market
tended upward under the leadership of
the coaierS- but before noon values were
again on the downward track. Sugar
moved up IL per cent; Minneapolis x st.
Paul. IL; National LinSeed, IA, and other
shares "A fraction. During the afternoon
Northern Pacific gained rs. The mar
ket closed irregular.
Bond speculation today was of only
moderate volume, but most of the
changes are advanced. Aggregate sales,
$780,. coo.
Money on call easy at per cent Prime
mercantile paper. 2120312 per cent.
Sterling exchange firm with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at 4.S214G4S912 for
demand, and 4S31zG4S31a fer go days.
Posted rate. AS9d490; commercial bills,
4S704. 2G4S7sz.
Government bonds. firm
State bonds. dull: railroad bonds firm.
Petroleum, strong; closed at 1.70.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-19

6. H. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis, was
troubled with neuralgia and rheuma-
tism; his stomach was disordered. his
liver was affected 10 an alarming de-
gree, appetite fell away and he was
terribly reduced in flesh and strength.
Three bottles Of Electric Bitters cured
him.
Edward Shepherd. Harrisburg, ILL.,,
had & running sore on his leg of eight
years standing. Used three bottles of
Electric Bitters and seven boxes of
Bucklen's Arnica Salve and his leg is
sound and well. John Speaker, Cataw-
ba, O., had five large fever sores on his
leg; doctors said he was inctirable.
One bottle Electric Bitters and one box
Buckien's Arnica Salve cured him en-
tireIy. Sold by z. c. a. 6. drug depart
ment
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-19
INCREASE IN BUSINESS.
Local Wholesale Houses Give Some
Encouraging Reports.

Salt Lakes wholesale houses report
a very material increase in general
business throughout the territory and
those other sections which it is pos
sible for them to reach. 1t is very
evident from the statements being re-
ceived from the outside that this Us to
be a season of plenty and that the i'm
provement in trade will be very
marked as compared with that of the
previous year. This improvement is
more noticeable in the country than in
the city, and, in consequence, the job
bling houses are filling the outlying dis
tricts with road men and, as a result
orders are coming in with ever increas-
ing magnitude. One of the heaviest
dry goods dealers in the territory
stated yesterday that his house is now
buster than it has been for the past
two years, and he attributes this i'm
provement to the general feeling Of
prosperity which is pervading the peo-
pie throughout the territory and, in
fact, the general west, for the opinion
seems to be very wide spread that
some of the industries of the west are
to receive special recognition this
year, among them and chief of all,
silver.
Already the reduction in freight
rates is having beneficial effect, and
the people now feel that they can
branch out and make raids on the
territory heretofore exclusively con-
troled by either the northern or east
ern wholesalers. The jobbing centers
of this territory will now be enabled to
reach north as far as Pocatello and
probably also out on the Short Line
for a considerable distance. Up to this
time the northern houses have sup
piled southern Idaho points as far
down as Franklin. One of the whole
salers of the city stated yesterday that
the cut in freight rates would save q
of a cent per pound to the dealers on
coffee alone, and this would lead to
the upbuilding of considerable traffic
Shippers of live stock, ores, grain, wool
and general products have determined
to make a determined stand for a
like reduction in outgoing freight rates
in order that they, too, may reap
some of the benefits of legitimate
schedules. At present the rates are
something frightful, and as an ex-
ample of the manenr in which Utah is
being Disseminated against by the
railroads on outgoing rates the in
stance of Montana common point
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-19
VISIBLE GRAIN SrrPPI.Y

New York, June Especial cable and
Geographic dispatches to Bradstreet's
covering principal points OF accumulation
together with supplies af1oat for Europe
from all sources. indicate the following
changes in available stocks last Saturday
as compared with the preceding Satur-
day:
United States and Canada, east Of
Rocky Mountains-wheat, G ease, 2,727-
coo; United States, Pacific c,ast-wheat,
decrease. so 600: total wheat decrease,
both coasts. j. 297. 600; afioat for and IN Eu-
rope-wheat increase. LOCO, 900; total de-
crease of worlds available wheat. 2,297,
0OO
United States and Canada. east of
Rocky Mountains-corn, decrease, "a, 600;
oats. decrease, $4,000.
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ports of French crops. The second cable
gram from Liverpool quoted the market
there firm at Id advance for the day,
causing July to rise to AZ here The
taking of some No. red for export at
New York advanced the market to 7is4,
but 1t was once more down to around "A
cents before l o'clock. BradstreetS' fig
ures on the visible caused another slight
diversion in favor OF the bulls, the price
of July rising from about 74ls TO 7412 on
its receipt. The Orange Judd Farmer was
out with a report that investigation COW
cring 400 counties in the principal wheat
states east of the Rocky Mountains show
that winter wheat has declined Z points
between May q and June 10, the general
average being only % against 81 on May
q. The market closed with an advance
of cent for July and September.
Corn closed strong. The price made in
the first 10 minutes of the session were
the lowest Of the day and the rates cur
rent at the finish were the highest. The
falling off in the receipts was the main
cause OF the strength. July opened at
4912, rose steadily and closed at 500.
oats We're only fairly active within a
one-haf cent range. At the close prices
We're at their high point, but only a small
gain over yesterday was scored.
Provisions We're Il little higher at the
opening but soon settled back to about
the level of yesterdays closing prices
and near the end they We're a shade lower
than at the corresponding time yesterday.
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A HousehoId Treasure.

D. W. Fuller, OF Canajoharie, N. Y,
says that ne always keeps DR.. King s
New Discovery in the house and his
family has always found the very best
result follow its use; that he would
not be without it, if procurable. G. A.
Dykeman, druggist, Catskill, n. Y,
says that DIR. Kings New Discovery
is undoubtedly the best cough remedy;
that HE has used it in his family for
eight years and it has never failed to
do all that is claimd for it. Why not
try a remedy so long tried and tested?
Trial bottls free at z. c.. NJ. I. drug
department. Regular size SOC and s1.00.
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Address Nearly Ready.
After the neIinquent..

There are eleven counties which
have not made their annual reports,
these delinquents in good shape. He
yesterday issued a circular demand
for the filing of the statements and
proposes to enforce the order The
recent call for final settlements on
the taxes of the past two years met
with a number of responses and as a
result the number of delinquent
collectors has been cut dowrSvery ma
terially. Willard and Salt Lake coufi-
ties are now the heaviest in arrears
and these the auditor intends to force
within the next few days.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Edward T. Aver to L. V. Rancke,
lots in block II, Jennings North
Salt Lake .......-...........-..:..
Agnes Cutler to John H. Anderson,
part section %, township 2 south, =,
range 1 west ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oV
H. W. Lawrence to Martyr A.
Smith, lots 1 and 2, block i, Villa o..
Park. .....--..--... '....--. O'Vu
L. J. Smith ct ux to j. l. Smith, one
half interest in May lode...... 1890: IL
H. w. Lawrence ct uX. to Samuel
Cooper, part lot 3, block Sc, plat A. Az
Samuel W. Goodwin TO Edmund w:
Wager, lots in block 2, Perkins
Addition. -,ou
George B. Mills ct uX., trustee, TO
Mary l.. Mills, trustee, part lot 8,
block o. plat OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS-ESTA
of James Moray, deceased. Notice is
hereby given by tho undersigned, execu-
trix of the estate OF James Moray. de-
ceased, to the creditors of, and all per-
sons having claims against the said de-
ceased. to exhibit them with the neces-
sary vouchers, within ten months after
the first publication of this notice, to the
said eXecutriX at No l ConnellyS court
which said court runs north from West
Fourth North street at No. 216 in the
county of Salt lake.
PETRONEI4A MORAY,
Executrix of the Estate of James Moray,
Deceased.
Dated June II. 1895.
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Cache Looking Well.

]. H. White has returned from a
business visit to the northern part of
the territory and reports that the
country is in admirable shape, with
every indication pointing to a heavy
harvest of grain and hay. Heavy
frosts within the past few days have
wrought considerable damage to the
potatoes, cabbage, peas, beans and
some of the other small farm pro-
ducts, but it is not anticipated that
these crops will be entirely blighted.
The people are feeling well and the
distributions of money for livestock
and grain have swelled the volume Of
circulating medium very materially.
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Cattle For wyoming Ranches.

Another twenty-car train of cattle
came up from the south last evening
over the Union Pacific and went north,
consigned to Wasatch near the wy
oming line, at which point the cattle
are to be unloaded and placed on the
trail This is the second twenty cars
shipped by the White & Sons COM
pany from Oasis to Beckwith & Quinn
of Evanston, who will range and feed
the cattle in preparation for the fall
and winter markets. The herd will
be driven from Wasatch to the Bear
river ranch of the gentlemen named.