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NEW YnR1s MONEY.

.lcw York. April 25.-c!carings sao SOS az.
balances si.3e' 90 Money on, csn cay
at ~ per cent lust loan and closed ~
per cent. Prime mercantile paper i'2'p
-, per cont Sterling cSeAange sTHad{
WIN uctunl business " hankcr% hlllS
~ ssi at -, for defn1Iri AND is'l2Hha. Z
r3r sixty dsvs Posted rMcs 'S'Ni ~ Z
Commercial bills is53.. Ear silver ~ '-si
Mo&lrau dollars -.
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Taiiow illtn" ..''.'',..'''.......... "a
BeoswaN-Good run ...... .........I az
New York, April 2,.-.Hidcs quiet and
COTTON-SEED PRODUCTS.

New orleans, April 25.-Thc market for
cotton seed products is dyll and uncnang
"a, prime crude oil. IN bulk lH2plS. prime
summer yellow, IN barrels. "a. meal
II 90: cake 100 per short ton.
New York April 25.~-Cotton seed prod
ucts weak. quotations nominal. prime
crudo oil In bulk 2iisg2s. prime summer
yellow. IN barrels e5H.5,s' prime cotton
seed meal s2lQl per ton.
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pAINrs ANn nIL.S

OII-I.inseed, IN bbls raw &c, bolloi
sc, petroleum., 10 test, in bbls, iic. In
stoys gasoline, In eases si.So IN barrcis
ID; Eupion OIL in barrels he. Ia case,
s. 80, castor oil. medical pure a5c. ,urpcu'
line ~ hhls. a3c.
WHITE LfiAD strictly pure 6aG4c.
WINDOW GLASS-in boxes CO and "a
to 10 per cent discount. new list.
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New York. April 25.-.flnbhard Bros &
Co.'s cotton letter; Tho foreign markets
were affected by the good orop accounts
The now crop positions being the weakest
iccelly. we were without a market for
the trading of large longs.
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RECEIPTS ANp Exposn|
ON sHIPBoARD NOE c, I
Cotton on shipboaru a.

S. paulina. Liverpool .-'"" '....,
S. Avona. Liverpool .;'"''''" '.-.-
IS Teutonia. Liverppvsoii ..,..'
Non-members. Liverp% ....'
Mallory line. New ioI I,,,v ,..~~
Morgan line, Morgan u"
Total today ..,..''' So" ,,...
Same day last year '"''
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BEER--schli,z. quarts $40 80 per bbl.
pinis ni0 per hni' 4 y bohemian
quarts ~. So pinis 81 90; Dixie Pale,
per case. two dozen in n case. ''
HIGH MINEs-nga per gallon.
WHiSk Yer salon; finished goods on
and rye, according to age and quality
81. T54l3.0o: blended N.75V3.O). '''
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CHICAGO

Light receipts; all classes ZOO, N
active and steady; hogs and sheer
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cnMMl.liCINL nnIEF

New york. April 25.-s,ate bonds in
activc railroad bonds easy; government
cincinnati, Ohio. April 25.mWhisky-
Oul,t sales Al barrels At si22,
New York. April -. The iotal sales II
stn, Ks today were $4,000 including Amor
i,An sugar 1900 st. Paul losOc; dist.llins
SEQ.
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pUILDING MATEnIAI

2 60 100. Roscdaie cemeni,por Dbl i'laay n,
lime I.2j: hrcclay 3.2bpSiJ, plaster par,s
$40; nre brick, st. Louis. per NJ sio Do
inches inclusive; felt roofing per so,,ar'
81. 75u2 go Acme and Royal CEN, mi plsstpr
per ton sli00. plastering hair. goal be,
ID &c; lath.t per 500.
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STOCKS.
Tho following were IN, closing quotations. on tho
,adln n, sfonts OF tne S,w Y,rI rs'hing, to-day
COFFEE.

New York. April 25.-coffee--opiions
opened DUH with prices nnn i wv, 10
with only local ,}ading. ON indincr' .
cables and ahsenef of fareign surp9r,
closed quiet with friscs no''sss su, ngbs,
LIES Snot cQffvekEi0 n0mlndl NO.
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rvpn.l,rs ANn 1MpoRrs.

Wow Ycrk. April - The exports OF sne-
c,c from the bort Of Sow York for tho
weck nnouut'd 10 S5ise'o in gold and
sosi fsi in silver The imports Were. H son,i.
so 81, yllycr SSii III, dry goods Slli'"''
general merchandise S1,lS''".
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ENGIIsII cONsOLs

London. April 25.-Consols for mone,
amd account Ill il-iG I'ar silver ga PEI
oli,co Money y per cont The rate %
disr,n,nt i'm inc olSn market for short anl
throe months bills ll-inaa per cent
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VISIBLE SUPPLY.

New York. April ?5,-The visible suppl,
Si,s sI Is, i,i aseoading to The Chronicle il
week and 4,i75 400 bales this Week las,
year. decrease OF l.O-7.2S2 bales.
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IIESTERs total MOvrMrNr

sew Orleans April 25.-rhe totals o.
cotton coming into sight, according 1,
ii!i'H.o'' ary as folows: Bales
T." ;Nprh - ms sedson....,.....6,Gl1.Oi
same time season lSei-5 a 40 "a
same time season 1894 7 io3 y
same time seaEon 1928 d iii Al
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Chicago, Arfil .5.-The irQsNc0NVc
weather was The burning question ir the
ram in me far Norin~ts; ava bot G.y
Weather IN TIE winter waeat country or
e4a.a- slowly rtperiuy cou 'iacns mist
govern the market fluctuations f5r some
,iute "a come. The prices f,r J.ly elo. e
WAS 3D.. nralns, "a. yes t.riay. cora
ana oats were easier ana provisions hroNe
sion Ia wheat iher4 ~as just !, l..r NJ se
having 0io range III, fe.iin. i,yeisie
was enSl.r and lower prices ruled earIv
ami "a far recovery occurred later ~,
close showing loss of 49, NN.lta- =
map showed better crnii ioi.s la ;n-
Northwest than fer som. time reins
clear and warm wiih only Il tra " of ram.
July was quite freely offered in m
f.ssioN.s way. prices arAlUaiiv setting II
Values we're sieadlca iy me ,uel, iu'c
Arg nfilo Shiprr.uis Thcrr was a .1o.l,.f-
AZ trade In tarn and a s1a1rMha, custer
mark. Though Tho nu..rir,,a Ms ,n
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NEW YORK.

Now York. April 9j.-Wheat-- Receipts
$500; cXports. $500 bushels spot dull
No. RED, loi11; No, hard. 70 l-lu7i IL
options opcnci stcady and closed l-2u3-lc
net lower. April 70 -
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WIRE AND NAILS.
Barb wire quotations are for car loa

IUEH. -
$50 per loo lbs. painted wire s2S5, Wau
kesan Toe higher than Gllddcn.
WIRE NAH State 3.05 per key; ai
vances. 10 10 90 penny SOC. $ and penn
60c: and Z penny he: 4 and 3 penny gUc
penny $40, 2 penny si.cD.
CUT NAIlS-Rate s9;76 per keg; sam
advances as on wire nails.
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New Orleans. la. Aprn % Sugar quiet
open kettle. SHS rs CENTRIFUGAL granu-
al sic: seconds. 3 I-2qic. Mo,asscs quiet;
ceiltrlt uHQl. 54l5c. Oihers unchunged
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MARINE INTElLIGtY
Port OF Galveston "

Port OF Galveston "
Arrived.
Ss Concho, Risk. New VOTE
Sailed.
SIS Alamo. Hix. New ioM o.
IS Treasury. Roberts IN'''
Vessels in Pon
To j. Moller & Co.'s rs''
TO j. y. Sawyer-ss Coa'4"
Up and sailA
Sch Warren Adams ."
Sch Talofa. Newport NeT III N
SIS Phoebe, Cape VERDE y Xxx n
SIS Leona. Wilder, New
RECEIPTS AND EAfoe.|
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St. Louis. April 25.-cattle, ns
shipments 200: supply 50 small y
retail trading done. Prices abI
and unc hanged.
Hog Receipts l10o shipns3|
steady. heavy S.3o&3.3N ralIA
light S.i0u3.G0.
Shecp-Recelpts 800 shipment
steady; natives 2.Od3:oa, leta
Mexicans 2Gn3.25, spring lamae
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COTTON MARKET REVIEW.
Very Little Animation and Slight
Decline.
WEATHER FAN0RS GROWING COTTON.
Reports Arc Generally Favorable and
Give the shorts some Hope-Spo's
uuic: and steady.

,., 49,. - - 1.t,, a. no cotton
,,o.,,,,,t,,,s w.,e rN.
,r',,,', ,' ,9s ,li4b me auilness man
lI'iu',H "t,',N' W. . hn,,,. n,ov..
NS.'"' a." wy ,.,,.,t.,,.,. M, nrices
II, n.y. II VIZ ,''','', s,' i,, ,.'1.s ,y,r Also
w. '' NY SV "''' ~, ,.,,,,,,I L,.t,c re-
'ls'''i az '.'t' - l"e ,',, ,,,,',. ,i,n
wy VIZ. !"'",V En-, ,nr,',.n mar.
?'s'., i'.H CO. ,.,. s,t3 In favor
- ua0usn "n't'aNs ~ !" -.,,,.,,5s
".Nsia am S"''S N.nI f,.,,r,s ,hc
pasnNe M, ~, ,,r,.',.s wa,
. ,line At NsW o'h ana y 49,,
0A'I 10 ro! na 1,nn In.
man lo'aI .,.i,No,,h NE
nnNins August "e4iN''' Ira,tst
general ss"''ineni ss'n,''i o,,,f1.. ,v,a,h.
me M '''s-, WY, ,,,o,,..bc,,. ,he
'r icr me .io"'hs '''i'H .i'' - t,,,.tia
cotton pr''' sAN" ne S".' ,.,.,i
en,Q-Faftinrhl' Eet NV W., ,.!'.,n,.
hgt to SCI, i"n SUNNI ,,,s., "A 7os
re W"rN - N!si"" SuIi'ts uV,' ,. ~,
'ai's Fnr,'s 'he i,"SS ,.o.,,,,,rsd
my iq9N so N1'Y ".'.'. ',i,,. .t,. Zorro.
w'ih docreds' on '"lN' uN,rnH i,. q,
svoHiins WreN ihS' go.
NV l'-'.-N- hat'- - '"''' ~ $500 ''''''
-, =" ,i1N IN I,''' .,,. ~ .
NV DIX ~ lures i'ri''' S','!
Noil's t!' ana V''9er prov 80
same NSuTts' Angus am 70 - - ~
~" h',iNe moA'h7' II an? q, W. ,,',,,,,,
'NFii now o. l''i'N' ,A
oi"nf al -" n'ofirt -. w., . ,
Nin'on 70 80 ana V'.' 80 - ,
points leW'f h''''. HtS.',.'"s' VIZ 49, '''
Nttei Nelweth ''-tH'' -'
Ne" 'HleaHs in'"iVs opt','' pn' W.
steady with JHiN poii's aun N"spse
FONTS on "'.lte an "'"'i means 9"O''''
nrcAile 81 poi.'7' ~ '4"S'.S -
quiet, : to points lower man yestel''aS
IVY oieaei al ',.' an ilr,' ,,',
- ana '-'' 'Hii'S t"e session 'iOS-''s a.
'.'y-35.
ana steady WIN no cNa'Ses !" q"o''''o''S
Wednesday,, lna'cated an increased cotton
acreage in i"Nas al ID Per cent as COM
lare,! with last ycar. This VIII probably
he tn extent Of the Increase throughout
the cotton bolt az shown hy recent sta
ESTES UNION the subject \ New orleans
~, .,,,,.tsi-s tho follnv.fr,- In rararl IA
,bn ;,.,ic.,..oi oc,onpo ana Tho uronortinn
W .''i'.t" a. .,' On '''- '''e i'Vi9' ''''
ifa,l'e,' Ni' t" -Np'l -. on
FROM he compile" returns OF ever 21'
oorresi enu"n's throughout me ce'ion peli,
Increase of Ii - per cent oyer last year.
while the proportion planted to .Argil is
i,. NJ. ,n,,, ~ ,.tirs c,.,- ,,i,l Ia
~ -'aS 1919 ,,.,. "r W. ~"
iir''N'"' ~ ~ 49, ~
| brighter dntins me past man ,hey are y.
present. OF course, We can not tell what
According to The estimate Of the depart
n Nam, in ne tTn,,e1 s,otes Ia 81 year A.,
| ,,o,.,,ase. &c IL, 49,. ,,,,, ',,,, ,,i., ~
a',,.e.s,ro 3hou, ~ sa,nn ne ,n,, ~ ,sot
nn' n. 80, a."". IN sa''1e az uiat oi i|,
+ Wheh -'''sr'.v aNts' were cur waited WIN
and such yield IS not bearlsh outlook,
wha' YER as II Is the general opinion
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City. Mo-. April 80!
ceipts 200; shipments low; man
steady; receipts too small v
market. Hogs Receipts 6lW
1900: lights stronger: Others va,
Of sales 3.35G3 30; heavss
PACKERS 3.e0nS IS; mixed 1870
!. i6n3.55; Workers S.45As,N; re
Sheep-Recripts 800; shipnishu
fet steady; lambs S.Soa4'@' ell
a
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prcr,prs AND sHIPS'ts

RECEIPTS AND , S u 2,
Total receipts Of oISaIyidsi \,
By Gulf, Colorado ans, sDd aeGrs l y
2Sl. by Internatio,lat sa,;Ii ~
railway SIS, by vG:slyespi
Texas railway 200, y
and Henderson railway
No shipments tooay'
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SUGAR.

New York. April III ssa
fnir refining. . S-fa' .,esdy; ty
test. 4 5-ltc. Refined ,rssnulsisa
SIS, crushed, 6 l-s' s'
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NEW oRLEAv

Market fair for choice cat,I.. u
Piled with calves; overstocksd m
and hogs.
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II Asked b Bid.
NEW ORLEANS FUTURES.
opened barely steady, closed quiet: sales
1000
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO.
The lea l,ry futures ranged ms follows
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ANNouNcEMEl
FOR CONGRESS.

FOR CONGRESS.
THE POST is authorized
HON. w. r. McCDMB of !.
county for Congress from tn
gressional District, subject I
of the Democratic conV"ntio
THE. POST is authorized t
HON. THoS. II. BAIL. of w.
as q candidate for tongres
First Congressional District
the action of the Democrat
sional Convention.
FOR COUNTY JuD
The Post Is authorized to u
name of l.. Lee Schwhnd"r T.
OF county judge of Harris COZ
subject TO the action OF the
party.
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Bllr1EK AND tG'.

crca "'osEy' lOdii; dairy sSA = -,
~ Il. Louis. Mo-. April
and steady; ~. . Aphl III
Kansas city, ,Msl o;,i daiU vi
Weak. creamery ~ '-LGa
Steady; strictly fresh -
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steamer Utopia leaves Monday AM
THURSDAY az p n Spectal rates. In.
s9Iirs Yeslsr wharf
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20 Use FOR MOTHER.
Pretty Nina Foley Objects 70
Parental Authority.
TIE COURT RULES AGAINST asR
Jonn7r CalzswelZ.s WIFE nrorSs IN xscr.a
Juneau szss perzsnSs< cara
wnN-a Sc LeFs Years Axos

Ma Fssew, ~As = vc4z< aaz r-esey
AL 80 e&S sAsfses Esr Aevsel< s2w SIX
sen ss&rs- aessers - - xNay - rsa-
teEnz& z4rN1z 80 A&S &~res-ez 81 sAs
scsas Grees ls1&sSa- re xs-s Has a-vessas
a. EA@ an<@2zee o. h@r -sether tse eSAsr
&AS 2rs aaacss IN care ~ tAs rcssss zs2s-
roa- M s>zEzla - layer Ira Sa8~gs
AS&lASZ 1sE Oh Iee rs<3sssr a. Ae&-sazr-
kFrs = z~g8zgT sEG geSserzay SO ~Ss
aTezgss Before 1zzge S8E-n@S q = ARK *
5A9sAs sozn2s. aa& gh~ugga Bar 4seeraey
s-eszl2zas1s4 ressas9 rreTs e@sEo.Sy.
E2s nesSer was A1Sa aresemg "a tat-
ssr <z64 Aer uAEzA wsS Ms lean Eszz&zell
Ard Sc Azz Ess Seea lhe <srE fa- asxss
Esafs- aeE a~S4 AzsaaH1 wAS aanaek
Scost All has nsarr3aa Asr wAsse AZ
aSasr Efss wGs mag Ma F.a8gy ~A0ns
see clal1zs as asr sa4s3. waS sssrE - tA4s
se4SAs. 2ad Ehlls set a Aaay was seEs .a
rAe ears = EAzaAx axnness Tsseznsaz IN
Fz7ea0TsE- NAsh- ExAt ysa-s axe 500
c-e1 az1 TIE <5ri SaS sarnea s9sF 80 fa@
SISTERS a. N2acGlxwsr. wasa agreed - Eeea
Der e given assa&&se Sausraa. TaAz fhH
mother eo1csdeG. lawns 90 asaAns and
no prospects,
AT rssezas t'r~s years aSo ire weHsan
11st 1o1a Csstwe}l. Saleoukaea~r. &a8
sAsx Sson after N@H1 - JazsAa. n nsss
sAsr@ .ha mother said Ssa rec~lvg-3 tet-
ter fror tse Sisters telling Der 70 cesHe
BACK au4 xes re <srf. Ehs nessses Sogns-
enc 30 Be7& after heE. IL VAS IA response
20 th2s szzmn0ns tat she cgs N &a sp-
psarznse. TIE Ss-i s5sl@ u The story dp8
nos &s~sr szsasfss utlsa2g fruzn shas tod as
Mrs C&fs@slL Saa saes3srs3 ta~ uvrsan
tnG noz LOOK hike Der uazhes. Mheat So
remembered 80 have h@SE hsn&Ssuse. Sfse
gave an account - heT ra8aner - ltytaS.
saying sra bad worked as1t tor hsr aears
sa1 csoss1nx. ecea<5ena}sy receiving 3t6
froru ke~ mother. Se@ Was now sTnpa0yast
IN TIE Cascx3a iaanstrv ansi ltvtrg IN n prs
sAta family SAa 81 nes want - ~ -
Alaska xttn Ms @xi3ws& neeNzsse she
dsS not Ike be- and believed SaA Vas Ne-
ing taken sh@ra fer al Immoral ps1gpsSs-
Arterasx 7. L. CrestT. who had fae girl
caSa n hana. stated thas Mrs. Caldwell
was uat rr gawsau so hxvs charge X
the eht53, and thas hs~ husband 0aS Ehe
usaa formerly <nowa As the mayer q
WhftscaapsL Judge Humes 6eei&ea ~
ceaia % nataiug bat turn Ina daughter
over 10 ths rnothev. IS he considered tsae
relationship between tsera established. Al
excentfoa vas taxea % IRE ruling. &Ad
an attempt ~Mi BE maize 70 show thai tas
girl. having keen ADOPTED hv re Thcrn~
tors os Naneouver- s bsyond eontrsel af
the mother. In ieaxlnS the eoart roeza
MIA Foley led the way vita raPt4
stride. AMI when last seen was golaS
down street scrae distance ahead % her
mother.
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AUCTION.
Sa'griay, ia,ua 29A, Al II A
On Account Of nhom II Nay Concern
The Fine Ira (ligpr Ship ~kiIbraanan'

ar fassruete3 70 &est 81 ny sstssroor8s
YATES STREET.. VICTORIA r. e. sha
above snH as asEN M0@ tfsk sr Esft rlate
Harrison AF4t3.A GetmmNsA ron@fstfng RI
hGEs sNAra sass, snrhnF8 chains e@1 ~
aHr.gig E#aaMees b4fVrEtET. issnE3n TE.
beam ~ depth EfR. YNwisteFet kannage
iEla ard carries ~ seas en tssoyas freS-
tsaar7 she has ~ wsys aEsn NeEi kvpt up.
ant ursnr 80 hsF aeNS4sms was II nrst-
weF W dasg LsN Her hast Trip fraFa Fan
Erawrssea 80 Cork wes nsat~ ia fas Aavs.
Auw fags aef part giaEM wtl D. rTefH usly
Eapni5eef % Aspiration 20 tas aueslsSaeer.
~ s.aas Met-ai-usn. Oh tGar1. Terms.
case fH4nndlgE gsfGna sere ffssf Inspect
a. my nrheH plan drawn 90 $40. o.
garage 80 tAe cgffnm an1 tnSf9@ - her
hail mass frann a RssTxrY ~ snM Asni11
Iraa RI aTka r. nYHNA-E. Agstsaaeer.
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The raspberry is a crop which PAYS for
irrigation as literally az the straw berry
does. ard that Is saying a good deal
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Mandolin Club at Bicycle races soaigh,
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A Remarkable Cure or Dysentery

John Pefc-Sos, Of F'z.ogtTills, Ia, suffered
with dysenierr for eighteen years ard tried
fhrue 81 the best doctors IN View Orleans !;
aiss half donea or more rateut rassilclres-
Nsry h,T}e relief fallcwed until be psezn
using ghazsheFlaia's Collie, Gholsra zaa
Disrrhaz Remedy which elected perzz4-
EszG C4ze,
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When BABY was SICK. we gave her cssseria.
When She was Chfai. she cried for SaStorsa-
When she became Miss, she eians 70 CzssoriA
Wien sae Lad ChldreG. sac gave theER CassoriA
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For q. A r. eneampnsnt the Grsas
Northern railway VII sell road trip
tickets 20 s.. Paul August 8. -. = and
g for $50
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PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.


seff a. ! candidate Tor F'roaeeug rig
A.ta~nsg feT k8mx g.aaaty S9aaeeB
"A fas ssfcs ~ slss Isemsoer4 ~
C9znty Gea8eEiicn
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The ArEezgirs government proposes %
sanex rae Sa8EA SaetllE8 SANS. IN ths
S~ysssh AsfaEsze Ehs1E $50 ut~t sQGt1 =
f.Nrs HORN. ard 81 2lsaMsEA a. eS pa8s-
tsaH Ehere for Ehas pszEposa n December.
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Opera tonight. Madison park. Ladies
free
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Rug Reductions.

You know the stock of Rugs we showed this sea-
son. Here's how they 60:
japanese Rugs
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Senator Thurston Inaugurates the
Republican Campaign.
MAJOR M'KINLEY TALKS TO VETERANS
Protest Of the Single Takers in DEL
aware.
VARIOUS POLITICAL MATTERS

Inc political campaign Of 1896 was OPEN
ed in the west at Madison, Wis, yesterday
In the presence of 5000 people Senator
John M. Thurston Of Nebraska and Clar-
ence s. barrow of Chicago for two and a
half hours presented the respective sides of
the currency question. Each talked for an
hour and a quarter. Senator Thurston said
in part:
My countrymen, there is a disturbance
In the political world over the question of
money. There have been disturbances in
the political world in years gone by over
other questions. We are meeting new
issue today, far as a presidential can
vass is concerned, and yet as | look the
forces over l find that arrayed upon one
side is the same old Stalwart patriotism, is
the same security of accomplished efforts
which has stood upon the statute books of
the United States for the last thirty years
for that wonderful measure of prosperity
and advancement which has come in all
its fullness and all its wonder to the people
alone of the United States.
Il say to you today, in all sincerity and
candor, believing it to be a legitimate ar
gument, and knowing that it is entirely
appropriate to say that ii l had no other
guide to light me onward in the right pa [
of my political duty, it seems to me that
justice and honor to my country would be
safer for me to turn away from the leader
snip OF TIllman and Altgeld and Waite, to
Ao'ic" tiC iDSi ~ VI <AlllSOll anu reel, ana
the greatest among them all, William Nc
k1nley. cloud applause.)
Il happened to hear w. J. Bryan four
years ago In the congressional campaign in
my state. ! pledge you, my countrymen
and 1t Is a solemn fact, that from the be-
ginning OF that campaign to the end that
William j. Bryan advocated no other issue
made no other argument than that upon
the tariff.
-Four years ago heard William ]. Bry-
an to great audience in my state say;
Give US free trade and the American work
lnsmans wages will go up But they went
down. He said: Give US free trade and
business will BOOM But it busted. loud
applause and laughter)
The same man today comes before YOU
with new promise. They have discarded
the issue of four years ago. and they say
now: Give us free silver and the wages of
men will increase; give us free silver and
the prices of products will rise: give us .ree
silver and new avenues of employment will
be opened up; give us free silver and the
business of the country will boom NV
countrymen as a business proposition on
which depends your welfare and mine in
view of the predictions of four years ago,
don't you think it would be advisable to
ask for a little collateral security in aid of
that promise? cloud applause and cheers. }
GU are asked to sail out on an un-
Known sea: to cut loose from all we'll
defined landmarks: to go beyond any an
Choir, and to follow the glittering sheen
that comes from over the water that fees
before the mariner as rapidly as his prov
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Edward L. Snoot to Charlotte .. Sm"ot. lot G.
blk 3. Brookland: 81.
Milton NJ. Holland, trustee. 10 The Alpha Lie
ms Co. lots 30 and %. sd. 1896 81
Anna L. Wcscott Sallie Woodbury., lot IS 81
81; 81.
Frank c. Henry ct to l.. Josephine Bell, lot
37I. SO. ga: Sl.2o0.
VIM. A. yesterday et al. trustees. Ia Jno. III.
TatsI,auyl. guardian. lot %. 81. t-,3 S'S.3 IS.
Brooks Cason Ia Allen T. Curran. lots lis l42.
SO. 1876: $40.
Philip r. Hall ct ux. 10 Ino l.. Weaver, lufs |
and = blk. l. Cuckuld's Delight and Enclosure: $40
Jrp l.. Weaver ct 10 Nm. II. Barnes. same
property: $40.
Susan NJ. Williamson to Ruth and Vim. f. El-
wards lot ~ blk. p, Brookiaud: S4.aN.
David +. Weaver ct 10 WIN. ii. Barnes. lot
is. 50. 1862: lot l6l, s,. 153: lot L. s, 1852: bot
IS. blk. g. Col Hts; lots Is, -, TO- So. 1858; $40
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The Navy Department Headless.

to vote for Johnson and free silver He
will return Tuesday evening Assistant
Secretary McAdoo has gone to Gloucester
Mass, to accompany the Dolphin back to
this city. He will resume his duties at the
Navy Department Monday morning and
will act as Secretary while Secretary Her.
bert Ia away on his vacation. Until his
arrival. the department will be without an
official head in this city. none of the bu-
reau officers having authority to act for the
Secretary. Mr.. Herbert has arranged, how
ever, to be within telegraphic com,nunica-
ton with the department in case anything
should occur requiring his attention be-
fore the return Of Mr.. McAdoo