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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-03-12
Eggs were steady at 11la 1l3c.
Receipts and shipmen.s
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS

Call Boari Prices Grain ami Proiu;e noyc-
mcnts
San Francisco March ll.--Wheat-Strong;
May. 927sc; December, 99c.
Barey-Qaiet; Deem Der. Use; May, re
Corn-$t.25.
Bran-$l4.g0.
Flour Family extras 1880, So bakers
extras, So. lo,G3. IS; superfnc. ~. 10 o. A.
Wheat-The week opens with rather more
assuring tone and prices are steadier. No. L
shipping, S6Ie; choice, s7lsc; milling, 900
95c; Walla Walla. 7S}4 @8lLlc for fair aver
age quality S2fa 0S7>ac for blue stem; 800
77!5c for damp stock.
Barley-Tuere was not much doing in this
article Feed. fair to good, rs @76l4; choice,
771ac; brewing, 85D96c.
Oats-Milng, 81, ~ I'll. Is; SURPRISE Sl.O5
al. Is; fancy feed, III. % nj o.; good TO choice,
95c 9S 90: fair to good, 80 o95c; poor to fair,
321a(097l.c; black, ST. t0,Gl .2j; red, $1,000
l.l1I,; gray, 8 Sla0D971zc,
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-steady; Winter patents. $500 rs;
$50; straights, $3.50 g3.7J; bakers extras,
&l75G2.10.
wheat-Nn2 spring. tasA5s; No. 8 spring,
nominal; No. , red. o21s 1884,.
Corn No. 2. Az
oats-No O. I,7ac; No. 2 white, 32H 9
33; No. white, 3l1al93,.
Rye-No. =, 5I3.
Bar ey 10. !, "a s55c; No. 3. 52]a9o4c;
No. 4, 5OlNil.
Flax seed-No. l, Sl.4;
Timothy seed-Prim', 50 81.
Mess pork Per Dbl, Sl1 3Onl14o.
Lard-PertOI lbs $j630667ia.
short Ribs Sides, loose, 1850 10
Shoulders-Dry sailed, boxed, SlO5i3 14.73.
Short clear sides, boxed 50 9} a6.UJ.
Whisky-Distiler's finished goods, per gal,
$i.23la.
On the produc' exchange today. the butter
market was steady; creamery, 10 t1Sc; dairy,
sd, &c.
Eggs were steady at "a 1l3c.
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San Francisco Vegetable 1arket.

san FfanclScO VegetabIe TIdfKet
San Francisco, March IL Vegetables Ar
rivals today included 2SS boxes as parayus, 139
boxes rhubarb and 800 sacks peas
Thequotatons are as follows
HOthousecuaumbers-7f U$l.00 per dozen
for large and 500 j0c for small.
Egg plant-100i2l5c per Id.
Asparagus i Ol2l &C par 10.
Rhubarb-75c G$ 70 per box
Peas-Green, 3,n'c.
Mushroom-lU(015
Peppers-Green, 3 d5c.
nips-5Oc per GENITAL.
Beets-6OQD75c per sack
Carrots-3O d5Oc per GENITAL.
Cabbage-6h01Oc.
Garlic -3i03iac per lib.
Cauiifiower-3J(DiO Zoe per doz.
Squa h -Marrowfat Sl5 0 JQ1l 8 90 per ton;
Hubbard, $t2iOJSlIOJ.
Peppers-Dried. 1870 ljc per ID.
Okra Dried, 12tsc.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-03-12
Chicago Live Stock Market

Chicago, March t.-Cattle-Receiptsw were
light and values Toe higher. Fancy, So 100
SIS: choice beeves $3.50; fed Western range
steers, s ..35; natives $500.
Hogs-Active and Toe higher; light, 50. O503
4.35: mixed packers. $4.O5@4.45 heavy
A 20.
The sheep market was quiet but steady
poor to choice sheep 81. so "a. SO; lsmbs, SO. IS
$500.
Receipts-Cattle, II. 900; calves, -; hogs,
81 600; sheep, 10000.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-03-12

Corn started firm at 457sc. Before long it
advanced TO 1890, closing at 46lsc bid.
Oats were very dull. May opened at 293s q
29iac. closing at 29>sc.
The provision pit was the center OF business
more than usual Pork rose OH the first jump
15(G20e per barrel and climbed Doc more. The
first bids were at /. 1OGl1 Is, but before a
second lot could be secured the market went
up another 2Jc. The price of lard and ribs
rose In sympathy. May lard rose to $3.50 and
closed at 1878, and ribs, which opened OF
70 go and advanced to $5.Sb, closed at So 10.
The closing price OF May pork was SLATE a
net gain OF 52lac for the day.
The loading futures closed as fol ows:
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LOCAL PRODUCE
Wholesale and Retail Quotations, Corrected
Daily

Daily
Los Angeles. March IL.
Eggs were little frmer at the opening OF the
week, but l2c is about the average price.
Butter sells for what IL will bring, and is
weak at any price.
Provisions have advanced in sympathy with
the Eastern market
Live hogs are firmer, 1928 being paid at the
Cudahy packing house.
cudahy & Co. are slaughtering beef cattle
now, and it is reported that other local whole
sale butchers viii inaugurate a meat war. As
yet little cutting has been DONE
Butter
Creamery-Fsncy 2 Id squares, s21EaS5c;
Dsiry-tsncy ID squares: q aSss7>9e; ss o.
( fiI to good 20 o. rolls, 17Iaa2Oc.
California ranch-11a12c.
California--Full cream fats. lie; Young
Eastern -cSsddaTs and twins, 14sIziic.
Imported-swiss, 23a25c; Edam, per doz,
ss.56a9 so; limberger. lsl1sl41lc; brick, Il
al5c; Westphalia. zoe; Rockford 40c.
Provisions
Hams-Rex, per ID, 12c; picnic, 6s4c; bone
Bscon--Per Ii. Rex, homeless breakfast,
1OiaC, ugnt me0lnm, Sl2c; meO1um, sc.
Dry sslt porf@Psr ID, clear Bellies, Sc &c;
short clears, re; clear backs, SIC:
Pig Pork-Per half DBL 80 lbs, $3.50.
Lsfd-Psr ID, ivory compound, tierces SIC;
rexoline, TIC; pure leaf. TIC.
Poultry
Hens-per doz, S4.25a4.oo:
Young rcostef g e: 1878 e
buois"s2 soss. %.
dssssgyssaa:i. 80 g psr H. head.
Milistuffs
Flour-Los Angeles. $34o; Stockton. 1910;
Brsn.Fsr ton. local. $1,000; northern.
shorts-Per ton, Local. $1,000: northern
Rolled barley-Per ton $4,000.
Cracked corn-Per cwt, 1920.
Feed meal-Per cwt, $l.25.
Grain and Hay
BsTnley-Per Genital, feed, soasoc; Seed sscs
corn-Per GENITAL, sl.1oa1.15.
wheat-Per Genital, 81 .O0aIO5.
sis.SSoo:IIss.SS90: oats $is.oosiS.Oo; wheat
Vegetables
Beets-75caSl. 90 per 100 lbs.
. Cabbage-$l .OOa1.25 per 100 lba
Carrots-75ca$l.O0 per 100 lbs
Caulihower-50c per doz.
Green onions-20c per doz.
Lettuce-l2sl5c per dog punches
Parsnips--60a9Oc per 100 lbs
Onions 81 .25a1 40 per 100 lbs.
Turnips-SOa9Oc per 100 lbs
Sweet potatoes-$l .4Oa1. 80 per 100 lbs.
Local-75aS5c,
Northern-00ca$l.2
Citrus Fruits
Lmons-Uncured, $1.0oa1.25; cured, 81. 90
orangss.Per box, E Q. b., shippers quota.
fancy navels, $2.15; choice, 81. 80; standard,
$3.50: extra fancy seedlings, $3.50; fancy
seedlings, $1.4O; choice $1.25; standard,
clio.
Dried Fruits
Apples-sun dried, sacks, per lib, SC; boxes,
eaSc; evaporated fancy, 0alOc.
Apricots-Fahcy, Sa9c; choice, 6a7c.
Peaches-Fancy unpeeled. 7asc; peeled, IL
ALAG.
: Nectarines Fancy. SAGE; choice. 6a7c.
Pears-Fancy evaporated, sac.
Plums-Pitted, choice, 7a9c.
Prunes-Choice. boxes, sac; sacks. Aa6c;
fancy, ya1Oc.
Hides and Wool
Hides-Sound dry, per lib, TIC; culled, 70;
sound kips &c; culls, Sc: sheep pelts, nomi-
nal.
Wool--4a6c.
Fresh neats
Butchers prices for wholesale carcassss:
Beef-5laa6c per lb.
veal-5Isa7c.
yutton-6a7c.
sork-6c
Livestock
Hogs-Per cwt, $425.
Beef csttle-$2 .50a3.O0
Calves-$2. 75a3. IS per hesd.
Honey and Beeswax
Honev-Comb. sal3c per lib; strained, SAFE.
Beeswav-2Oa2Sc per Id.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-03-12
Places Bar. Tenn. Max. Tn. Wind w Their
Maximum tempera turc, IS.
Minimum temperature, 40.
Rainfall past twenty-four hours, trace.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Monday, March IL,

Monday. March H.
W c Brown ct ux to Brown-Lot 80
w Krutz,. jr, C Mackey and w G
Gill's Sub Of part of Longstreet trt$ 5000
G. Fox ct ux to E Reich Lots %
to 80. Claremont tract: blk OF
Painter Balls tract, N Pasadena. 100
Lucy Brown ct con to Francis Ad
am-Lot 81, block 5, Highland tract
T Kysor 10 Mary Best, wife otFi.X NV
Best-Lots Id and IL, block B, Cen.
trail Park tract, observation-disclosures. ATS
PW Dorsey ct ux to W H Heath; " 4
w, S Il NJ, containing 30 acres 49,. 1000
CIV Harris ct ex to c White ct ux-5
acres adjoining lot l. sec 20, T 3s,
X Woodward ct ux to white ct ux ''
1857 acres adjoining lot 90. T3s 900
100, sub of Rancho Providencia
and Scott tract, 43-4l .... s26
B Brodersen ct Tx to Cynthia. Smart
wife OF G l. Smart-Lot 5. blk 3,
Highland View tract. ...... ..... 1870
Lang ct ux to Lang, part lot 8. blk
s. San Pasqual trt OF the land Of the
Lake. Vineyard and Water Assn.
ME Dexter to Jennie A Ransfordd. -''
lots 10 and IL. blk H. Currier trt,
sarah Ban6;uri!y' ct con to jX Muir, ''O''
beginning a. point on line of
lot &. blk H, San Pasqual trt, which
point Is 265 feet W from ne corner
Of lot 6, blk H of San Pasqual trt,
1915. Pasadena :.......:........ 1900
blk p, San Pasqual trt. .............. 1850
feet and 3U5 feet W from ne corner
Of lot =, blk H San Pasqual trt g.
3l5, Pasadena: also 3O5 feet from
W line Marengo ave and J3& feet
from line Of lot =, blk H, thence
parallel with W line Marengo ave
1873 feet, W parallel with II line of
lot d; thence $50 feet parallel
with line of Marengo ave 1873 feet;
thence $50 feet to beginning, Pas.
Hall ct u1 to Iwalker, lot I, bii7. .o
Sheriff fmStca Cline 10 Imperial Savings go
and Loan Co. lots to 10, blk U.
Whitley ct ux to Osborne, i0'0o
1s49 feet. 93i-i27 ..,.........:... 1850
surfingame ct uI to Mrs l. Guen.
field, W 70 feet of 90 feet of lots 8
and 10, blk X, Mott trt =. ....,... $50
J slauson to E Richter ct ai-Lot 8
Sheriff 1iES Cline nc 70 AzSSf Hanss-s lot; 20o
u, Is and IL block SO, Az1sa 1898. 1892
N Parton ct ux to Anna McMahon--
;, block IA, wolfskill Orchard tract; 1900
7. s. Ewing ct ux to P platt-North-
eriy "a OF lot 20 block l w, Los An
Il Hi ct ux to Rohn-Lot 81, Lii 00o
Michener's subdivision of IL 1886
acres block y, Painter & Balls addi-
Sheriff Cline TO Alice L Tnrrner-Lot rs
0oueWortuyB Elsntn-Street tract
11-0, also lots / and block IL
Homestead tract OF the Pioneer
Building Lot Associat on $40 ......... 1868
H A Steele to WtW Beach-2 u acres of
land. being lot book g. Lamanda
Lydia l. Conway to w w Beach-Lot 8
block Is. Gsrvanza addition No /. 1000
NJ Underwood ct ux to w w Beach
Lots 2, and block II. town OF
Aloste..... ,.-...... .......... 1OO
SUMMARY:
Deeds. ..................... 81
Nominal. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. %
,SZI.SS
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WEATHER STATISTICS

Observations Taken at Los Angeles and Other
Points
United States Department. OF Agriculture
weather Bureaus Re ports. received at Los An
geles March IL, 1895. Observations taken at
all stations at p. M. 18TH meridian time:
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Visible Grain SUNNY
London Stock Market

New York, March 1.-THE Evening Posts
London cablegram says:
A strong squirt in Americans was mainly due
to bears covering, in view of the settlement
which begins tomorrow. There was further
advance after hours, st. Paul leading, New
York Central and Union Pacific were excep-
tionally weak on "house' tips CHI culated today
to sell the former. Canadian Pacific was firm
and Grand Trunks better.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-03-12
Silver Bullion

San Francisco. March 11.-Silver bars, per
ounce. 601zQD8Oxc.
Mexican dollars, 4S1a0f9c.
New York, March 11.-Silver bars per ounce,
6ONc.
Mexican dollars, 4Sl5c.
London, March 11.-Bar silver per ounce,
27skd.-
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Petroleum
The Orange r1arket

New York, March H. Petroleum - Easier
sales, closed at 7O@ bid; Lima oil sales, none
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-03-12
Bank of England Builloi
CHICAGO MARKETS

London, March 1.-THE amount OF bullit
gone out OF the Bank of England today ",
f72,0O0
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GRAIN AND STOCKS

Pointers on the 7arkets by Private
Wires
Los Angeles, March IL.
De Van & Rutledge, grain and stock brokers,
furnish the following market bulletins for the
benefit OF local spectators:
Sugar is still booming. 1t closed on Saturday
ats 0>s. opened to day At 993k. sold up to and
closed at 1929. net gain for the day OF
$3.37l5 per share. Last Thursday Sugar sold
for al11 today 10215-a profit of $i100 oniOO
shares
The visible supply OF wheat and corn, as re-
ported today by the Department of Agricult-
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-03-12

New York. March II. -Oranges-Quiet: Cali.
fornia navels $2.5O03.5O; Havanas, $500
4 M
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Bond List

New York, March ll.-Oficial closing quo
tations on the stock board for the bond list is
f11t<~
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Government bonds-Firm.
State bonds-Dull.
Railroad bonds Steady.
Z Timing Shares

San Francisco, March 1.-the official closing
quotations for mining shares today were as
follows:
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Course of the San Francisco market:
Wheat-May, Ola. 81, 947s, n. y; closed at
lib m session, 91ssc; December closed at
957sc.
Barley-December, 747sc.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-29

Gseltrot slca, ct. s,rmatnaratt, ct. Grons.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-29
PETER x BRICK.
Seutid)cr MbDpfat.
Sifes in Ssi6crt's Bird, Ct. Glrut, @imn.

Nebit Der nlQcmcircu Eroris miro Der 9iea
oeluug bon Grbihoiis Nr9Cle9tnbeiten IN
Ser Yrntote Gourt %bcionoere Nuimertlum
tett 9eidentt.
SGben sic @rbihaftS Nu]9cle9eubeiter
in europa III beiorgCn. 9cehs, mortgages ,
5eitamente pocr auocre Sptumente su
idreiben, 10 1T bier Der Ylnb, um iolfes be-
ioroeu Al laiieu. llnteriuhunGeu bon Bea
Iibtltel nerbeu prompt beior9t.
@clh Su pcrlctbcn III beltebigell
Summen inter icthten Scoiu9uuaen nuf
Staotz uno @ruubsG iGeutbum. User 8elo
bat gum &Crlctbeu fam eS bier iiter Se9er
0utc Glroihait nuaele0t betommen.
Quuo Al oC"rtaufen User 9onb
fnuien NH, iprehe Dor bel mir, es tpitct
Hihts nm ooS Gano 81 bCichcn tommt mn
ibcrSeugt eut lelbit. Nuh itno oerbciiertt
Sarm'u BET MIR Sn lebr rlCortgcn Y%retIeu
mn lCidltcn Scotl gllnGcn III baber.
6abrtlrten ben mo nod europa
ani n1cn Sompicrlimcn 81 boben 81 Den
biQl9itcu Yretien
Tcueroeri il dcrun9 prro ebenfaG
beiorgt.
@cgcn Nuefuuit ihrctbe mon an obisr
Nooreiie, ale Trlclc wcroCn beantportet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-29

Jeuhtisfelten 9siditigt 1T uao Die bier
tdgllh Der BirmerIuhe naheebeu, per.
ben o Der senannten Seudetrantbeit
am meliien befalen. Die bieIer Nrt ae,
mutten BeObuttuusen baben Sur 8es
niae aeSeist, ooB Ssuhefrantbeltsu. Die
IN 8sllaeisb0ien gum Quabruh tnmen
uno lit iue,ter uerbreIisn, IN etlter Qluie
ba auitreteu, no bic Sabuer enliueber
ourt ibsrmaBlse S,Be ODER iibsrmdBlae
Jeubtrsteii bseiniluBi muroeu. Sitner,
bic elnen ~irelen, mil 5subiisteit seiaiiis
ten Bis'enauslaui baber uno oieien ,um
tdstlten auienibalt nebmsn, miIien les.
tern oni elue beltlmmie 3eit beibrduf
erbalteu. o. b. Der tosllhe Nnfentbalt
bari lit niht ouf ben adnSeu Gag, for
bern nur nuI elnlse. Stunoen nusoebneu.
VII re9uerli6en 9aeeu, iotpie on laaeu,
no elm ~iiorfer Eau tie @rdier perleno
benest. %iolten Slbner in ben StdlIen ae'
balien meroen, neil burt ben laneen
aulenibalt i'm 5reisn bas 8efieoer pous
itdnois onrdndBt wiro uno Die in &eoe
ltelenoen Observation-Disclosures per,
anlaBt weroeu. @nolId. uno oies burite
elne Saupturiahe fem, trdst aussepors
iener Stubeuiebribt bic plelfahe Shulo
al auitreisnoen Sibuerfranihettsn. Hur
81 bdufis finoet mon, oaB Der ausseieste
Stubsntehribt ben Sibnern gum @uss
idarren uorsewOrien mirc, UNI onruus
etuaise 8iihenabidle uus5uiuden. 9a
iih in ben asbrihtmsnsen nuser &ihens
ubidueu aud uneere 86rper, namsullib
@~lasiplitter. Stednaoetn, 8nobentbelle,
3lnobDlSer, uiu. ~Oeinoen. 10 iino oieis
8e9eniidnoe oiimnls bic Se~ranlaiuug,
ben Cob berbel5uiubren. IuBer @lns
uns 3nobenipllttern, Die il bduiig Don
ben 0ubnern IN bllnoem @,ier uerihludI
usroen, iinb nameutllh Streidb0lSer,
bon oenen nit 8orliebe Der YbospbOr
abaepidt pirb, bon beionoerer 9efdbrs
llbfslt. SIS eniiteben ourh ben @euuB
Der YbOspbortbeile G'useusIoe- @ut5iius
ounseu. bic ben Cob pe%ranlnfieu. Der
Stubenfebrritt iol oemnad niht OUT
Den Slbnsrboi seidlttet nsroen. Die
giuulrfungen, wOourd uuter ben pub
nern 8rantbeitsn %bsruorseruIen perben,
iiuo oemnab usridieoenarliasr Nutur
uno luiien iih oui eiue Wense BON Gins
stlbeiten suriidiubrsu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-29
NoDal YadpulUer lit oas
c It c bon alien @dbritoHen. =
Ser. Staoten Northumberland.
@icbti9 fir Seoermann

Wne "a Stunoen brebt bic Groe iib I'M
ihre Nhie. gu alien 3eiten 9ibt es mebr
ODER meniaer Reibun9 an ben stpet duBers
ten Yunfter, benz Eorbs uno Siiopol. Su
n~eueiter 3eit 9ibt es elnen neuen Reibepuntt
in CHICAGO swii6en ben 8olofaiern uno
Dem Bolt, bas ireics Silber b%eilrportet.
I'm oisiem inter benz 9uten Solfe III ct.
q louo uno Der llmae9eno porSubeu9en Ut
ms cine Sirterle9uns sacte Der arone tir
Stmiere Su9esan9en. 8iepobl mir nttt be-
onipruden, baB oieis cine fortpabrenoe BE
peauua aller 0a9ens uno aItitenraoert n
Der Staot uno i~onltfpo peruriaht. III Iie obne
alien 3weiiel cine ausgesethnete lno ipertb'
pole Sade fir &aaen, Sutihen uno ale
Nrteu 5armmaihinerie.
gie,er BlaB 1T ierner auh Der bette fiir
ben Nebleintaui, wie fir 8epdbltes gutter
unb olen Sorteu 8etreioe, oesaletden tir
Iiebiutter, Sala. &ali, Gunber, Gatten lino
Sttnoeln in umtauid flr WetSen, Safer,
aorn. Y. y. SafielL
Giaenibimer Der ct. Is louo Cereal, Sumber
uno Supplp eIcban9e,
Ode BON z. Npe. nDrolid uno erlter StraBe,
ct. Glouo. Winn. SSH
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-29
tsmabrn- An,iiar- prpnrtcmrnt.

Ollie uniere S4 unt IS 8nater1niuge, eBt. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800
SIN mn,ers as mnS So on1teron,uoe irtt 400
SGr unIers a. uh go anotsrar,u5s ref ue bunfel lest III =. ..... 600
SIM mrfsrs an nnb 80 anntsrnntIos b1 ub buntel rt u....... 500
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-29
WittcI acacm 0ppimeh.

gls Tin Wlttel sesen leopeoes aopIs
wrb bobsu iib Die gleftriiden Sitters
OILS oas bette bepGbrt. Gs ernirfte elne
%uoQhduolse Selluns uno Die furdtbars
,tsn, sew6bnl,den appiIueben weiden
ieinem GiniluB. 8ir eriuden ole, bic
oaron lsiosn, iid cine 5laibe 81 per
Stafien unb ons Wittel oroentllh gu
ufriuden. Su 5dllsn bon sep6bnliden
9erhUpinnasn pirfen Die Gleftriiden
Siiters, wsun mon bas Notbpenoi9e
eirnimmt, unb iueniae Safe tonnen ben
@ebrauh oieisr WehiSin LANCE ploeriie
ben. Mtan periuhe einmal. @roBe 5las
iden uur soc in ". 8. Subu's Gpothsie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-29

GussGsiSnet California gosirs, rein, edit uns &c
iuno. IN dlsn Sualitdten %pertduft. yiaurrt ter YER
fbiettnftn ScrtSn, edit upe rein In allen Gudlitdttn
altar gpsins als stt nne rein adrdrttrt. Aas &c
ftaunssn prcmrt befrrst. Es~6tnssrt6tGts 3:rnne
flr dtatfeaitdttt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-29
litinnrr- f. Irn- lrpartrment.

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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-08-31
SAM JONES AT AS6URY PARK.

Some Crude Utterances Calculated to
Cause Goody-Goody People to Stop and
Think-The Card Play ers and Rnmseners
Gets a Scoring.
AsBURY PARK. N. -. Aug. 26.-Rcv.
Sam Jones was the star attraction at
Asbury Park yesterday. He preached
morning and evening. The morning
text was For God soloved the world"
etc. He spoke of parental love, and
told how much greater IA Gods love
to his children. He said, in part:
woman, if you play cards md don't
want your son to be a gambler, you're
a fool. If l got a telegram from my
Oldest son to-day, saying that my wife
had a progressive euchre party or gave
a wine supper last night, would wire
back at once to my son: Watch moth
err; she must be demented.'"
"a gambler worth hundreds of thou
sands will go to New York and nearly
every knee will bow to him. Let an
angel of God visit New York and try to
get away without paying his board
bill, and the police department will be
called out and told to stand guard at
the gates of Heaven and intercept that
angel when he tries to enter the celes-
tial city.
The whole manhood of America is
trying to hunt up an easy job. like
the man with corns on his hands as
big as nickels, for that man knows
what it is to work.
"If we can get the saloonkeepers OF
New York on the run, we can clean
liquor out of the country. The rum
subsidized editors say we can't keep
the saloons closed on Sunday; that the
laboring man has got to have his beer.
They said to Parkhurst: You're a
liar; you have disgraced yourself,
you're a failure But he went up and
up until Supt. Byrnes was compelled
to put in his resignation.
Its funny to see the prayers of As
bury Park and Ocean Grove trying to
run ont the devil. 1t reminds me of the
dog chasing the hog-the dog was in
front The devil knows that he has
got control of the country as long as
the republicans and democrats are in
power. Man, if you don't change
your politics pretty 500 you ought to
tell your wife to put your summer
clothes in your coffin.
THE Worlds fair was not all that it
was advertised, for the managers
claimed to have the products of the
world. Did they have the products of
the liquor traffic? ! suggested that
they ought to have exhibited forty
red-nosed buns in a glass case. AS
bury Park could then nave beer repre-
sented."
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-08-31
COlored Butterine.

The new law against the sale of COL
ored substitute for butter will
probably be tested in st. Louis. The
law was passed by the legislature last
winter, and its first violation is pun
ishable by a fine of from $50 to 500, or
q Jail sentence not exceeding thirty
DAYS. For each subsequent offense
the fine is from $3.50 to $500, or i'm
prisonment from one to six months, or
both. Not only does the act prohibit
the sale or manufacture of colored i'm
itation butter, but it also makes it il.
legal for any person to take orders,
ship or in any way handle oleomar-
garine. This does not include the con-
sumner.
The law has had some effect on the
butterine business in St. Louis. One
concern went out of business immedi-
ately after the law went into effect,
last month. Two firms removed their
manufacturing plants to East st.
Louis, where they are now dong bust
ness. They manufacture and receive
orders for the colored butterine in Illi-
nois, as there is no prohibitory law in
hat state. They ship their product
direct to the in Missouri,
without being amenable to the Mis-.
souri, laws.
St Louis dealers regard this as an
advantage, and want to see the law
declared unconstitutional