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NEW ORLEANS
New Orleans, April 14-Cotton flu
t.ln.l.e. llaains. salne III 500 halns
OTHER MARKETS.

Norfolk, firm, ~; 491 bales
Baltimore, nominal. 81: bales,
Boston, duh, 7zs; 1.422 bales.
Wilmington, quiet, III; 62 bales
Philadelphia, firm, ~; Is bales.
Savannah, steady, 9-1G; f99 bales.
New Orleans, quiet and steady,
T 14-16; 5,042 bales.
Augusta, quiet and steady, 7 lilo;
18s bales.
Charleston, quiet, 7ls; "a bales.
New York, firm, tx; 100 bales.
HUBBARD BROS COTTON LETTER.
New York, April a. (special The
markets remain III a lethaTgie state,
the strength in Liverpool being a refiec-
ffon Of that shown here, and aided By
d rIImor that corner would be att
tempted fin the May provision here.
This report is entertained for the rea-
son that the foreign merchants are
large holders Of the summer positions
iii this market The majority of the
commission houses are doing little for
their constituents, as they are indis-
posed To advise sales In consequence,
the supply and that depression in trade
prevents them from advising large pIlr-
chasee. 1T is noticeable, however, that
the local trade refuses To sell cotton
short, Notwithstanding the good crop
accounts coming in from the cotton
belt.
Buying orders from Liverpool on the
distant positions and q general belief
on the part of local traders that for
eign markets would be higher to-mor-
row. closed our market steady at slight
from last evenings prices
August iii; last year 6.72.
uITRRA RD RR0G 81 co
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO
Chicago, III, April IA. Brilliant
spring weather materially affected the
wheat market to-day. The prices
closed u to 5sc. lower than yesterday
Corn is unchanged. Oats lost &c peck.
Pork in the end showed no change from
yesterday, while lard lost Sc, and ribs
12He.
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RALEIGH TOBACCO MARRIOTT.
LAND SALE.

BY virtue Of mortgage executed TO me
his wife and recorded in book 49, page 49,
Register of Deeds office for Wake county
n O., / will sell to the highest bidder for
cash, at the court house door of Wake
county, on the 9Th dav of April, 1896, at Il
o'clock m, the land described in said mort.
gage deed, and bounded as follows: Begin.
ming at d white oak on Reedy branch, thence
west 1870 poles TO a stake; thence south 50
poles TO n sourwood tree; thence east IL
poles to pointers on the branch thence M
the meamders of said branch to first station
containing so acres, subject 10 deduction OF
Is acres, which were sold TO Spence Ben.
nett: now containing 32acres, Land situate
near Apex, n. G.. w, +. UTLEY.
March 1890, MOrteagee.
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DdsH q WULdEI0Ns YEFU y IuIIOWB
Flour Nominal; spring patents s.. 10M
3s5; straighGs $240Q1255: winter
patent So 40d3.60; winter st, aighf So 20n
3.35; export bakers 81 0OGs2.25 VIII, at
No. z, spring 648; Ne 3, spring GJx.
No. red, 6118@69. Comm. i. white
3016 No 3 yellow -. 0a6s--No Q. 1917.
No. white 21M@2216, 40 3, white 30
2139. Rye-No. 2, 81. Barleg nominal,
No. 3, %; No. 4, Flax-seed- No, /, 90.
Prime Timothy seed 1926 Pork--ness.
per Dbl, ~ 55M860 Lard--per 100 lbs
81 95749715. Shogt ribsioeq loose $40
AS; dry-salted shoulders boxed) 4LN5%
short clear sides (boxed} 5000. Whtskey,
distillers' finished goods per IA Ion, slG2
NEW YolK
NEW YoGK April -F,orr- St asy
city mill patents $l.20a4,sO; winter natenJs
t3.9C@4.00 city mill clears 4I0a4 10: win
ter straights straits 1855; Minnesote
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NEW YORK.

New York, April 4.-Cotton Spot
cotton closed firm; middling uplands,
7Hs; middEing gulf, SIS sales 919 bales.
Futures opened quiet and steady;
sales, $500 bales.
Futures closed steay; sales $4,000
bales
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WNAETED.-men VINO VIII work for $40
w month salary or large commission
selling staple goods by sample to dealers
Experience unnecessary. Writeus House.
hold Specially Co, N W. 4th St.. Cincinnati,
Ohio
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Life InSufa Go Company.
Anrrln. -

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Has baa2a DING business tn ~orth Car
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Issnev policies provide #2NcSt .aEa
and CsSH SURRENDER ValUEs AID potts "a
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This company enjoys the unique uisEunc
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EVERY YEAR FOB TWENTY-TW0 YsARS
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tiou al shCso desiring insurance.
GOOD AGFNTs WANTED.
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Int est Allowed On Deposlts.

which may be made et avy tifHe and with.
drawn afJgs live Gays uoaice and viii be
entitled To interest f0Nfhe whole time they
may remain with The company.
Acts as trustee 0f mortgages on corpora.
tiOns, and accepts tHe transfer agency and
registry OF stocks.
Executors, administrators or trustees OF
estates, religious and benevolent fustitu.
lions, and individuals web fad this com
pauY convenient depository for money
and for the safe keepiug Of securities.
Safe deposit boxes for ent. Vaults sup
piled for storage OF silver chests, etc.
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GRAIN 80 PRoDUCE MARKETs.

WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT
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FAITHFULN Ess GUAEaN ED.
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LOUIS McLANE, Chairman.
REID, BERN ARD Calm
SO. a. AMBLETON. ALEN. sHAW.
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BRYAN MEN LEAVE CANTON
At the Same Time, Congratulations to Nc
Kinley Arrive.

Kinley Arrive.
Canton, o., Aug. Slowing to a. rate
war between competing roads, the I'M
precedented low rate of so cents for the
round trip, good returning for two days,
was granted TO Cleveland today, where
Bryan spoke tonight. In consequence
a considerable portion OF this city's pop
ulation are now in the Forest city. The
Central Bryan Silver club went in a
body, accompanied by band and drum
corps. There were just 1S9 members in
line.
Among the messages Of congratulation
TO Major Mckinley today were the fol-
lowing:
Nelson Dingley, chairman congression-
al ways and means committee, Maine:
i have just returned from a week 5
tour in various places in Maine, and
take my first opportunity to express to
you my great gra tification on your most
admirable letter of acceptance. 1t could
not have been improved. 1t furnishes
the keynote of the campaign and pre-
sentS the arrangements go clearly and
convincingly that it will prove a tower
of strength in the campaign"
w B. Wilson, Dubuque, Ia.-"My
Dear Governor: want to congra tulate
you on your letter Of acceptance. 1t is
most admirable in temper and style, and
unansWerable in statement. / especially
wish 10 congratulate you on the discus
sion of the money question. Your posi-
tons are unassailable and you argue
the question with consummate skill.
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sCOoTING DOWN PIXIES PEAK
First Accident on tho Cox-wheel Railroad
ie q Hair-Curler

Colorado Springs, Aug. 31.---The first
accident on the Pixies Peak cog wheel
railroad since II was opened five years
ago, occurred yesterday, and but for
the safety brakes used on all the cars
OF this line, a train load of passengers
would have been hurled down the noun
tain TO destruction. Coming down the
mountain the side bars on the driving
wheels on both sides Of the engine broke
apart, rendering the compressed air
brakes on the engine useless.
Conductor Guyman applied the auto
matte air brakes in the passenger coach
and soon stopped that. The engineer and
fireman wers compelled to abandon
their engine. which was beyond control.
and 1t went down the % degree grade
at a terrific speed for nearly half a
mile, when it struck a curve, jumped
the track and shot through the air for
1ully fifty feet, going over a. boulder
nfteen feet high upon the mountain
side above the track 1t ploughed i'm
mense holes in the mountain and the
tender and engine separted just as
the engine exploded. hurting iron AID
steel In all direc ions The train vas a
Special. carrying General Nanager Frc-i
eiich Harrison an party os the London
and Northwestern railway and Major
;. K. Hooper OF the Denver and Rio
road,
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Hoods Sarsaparilla rests the brain.
1t gives nerve strength and body health.
WHAT SILVER MAN STEVENS SAYS
To Hear Him Tell IT, There Won't be Any
Mckinley states.

To Hear Him Tell IT, There Went be Any
Mckinley States.
Denver, Colo, Aug. 81 N. Stevens,
vice president OF the national Silver par
ty campaign committee, will return to
Chicago in few days and remain there
in charge of the Silver party's head
quarters until the nd OF the campaign.
Illinois, Michigan and Minnesota are
almost absolutely certain to go for Bry-
an" said Mr.. Stevens today, and the
sentiment is growing so rapidly in Ohio
that our friends believe it can be car
ried just as easily as any OF the others
Thousands Of Republicans are going into
the silver clubs in that state. and we
have q greater percentage OF member
ship in Ohio than in any other doubtful
state. The convention OF non-partisan
silver clubs 10 be held at Chicago Sep
tenlber q prom ses TO be monster az
fair. It Is to embrace all silver cfuos
not distinctly Democratic and at its two
days session will be addressed by Sen
ators Teller and Dubois, Congressman
Towne and other speakers who have
here tofore been Republicans.
Mr. Stevens says there will be no
doubt of the election of Mr.. Bryan if
sufficient means are forthcoming TO COW
er the Mississippi Valley states with
silver speakers and literature.
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KINGS COUNTY ELEVATED
General Jourdah, President of the Com
pany, Appointed Receiver.

New York, Aug. 3L-The Kings Coun-
ty Elevated company, operating in
Brooklyn has been placed in the hands
of a receiver. General Jourdan, presi-
dent of the company, was named as re-
ceiver.
The application for receiver was
made before Judge Goodrich in the SUI
rreme court, Brooklyn, by Tracy.
Boardman and Plat, in behalf of the Pc
titioners. James H F'rithingiham, treas
urer, and August Belmont, vice presi-
dent, OF the Kings County road, and
Ne1nilye & Co, bankers of New York.
The petitioners aver that it Is friendly
action, brought for the purpose of ad-
justing the affairs and protecting the in
tereSt of the stockholders. They say
that there are a number OF outstanding
debts that can not yet be met. Poor
business. due to tibet rolly system. is
also given as one of the reasons. The
capital Of the company is S4,750. 600
The road was constructed at a cost OF
$14, 3o4 sos and has a line OF eight and a
half miles Of track
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COLOKED TROOPS FOR CUBA
Scheme of an Enterprising Indisnan Who
Seeks Fame and Fortune

Chicago. Aug. IA special to the
Times-Hersld from Muncie. Ind, says:
''The meeting held at Salem for the pur-
pose OF raising funds to assist Tru-
man Stewart IN defraying the expenses
OF landing 1000 colored troops IN Cuba
TO assist the insurgents. was attended
by 1000 people and a satisfactory SUN
was the result from the sale OF refresh
ments and subscriptions. Another
man IL colontztng the troops IN Georgia
and they viii be shipped from Key W-st
about October J. Mr.. Stewart S
fearless young man, and IS the chief
promoter. Since his plans have bean
made public he has received hundreds
Of letters from military men and other
anxious to accompany him, and many
donations
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COULDN'T STAND PROSPERITY
it Drives Frank Bau bien to Drink, Murder
and Suicide.

Detroit, Aug. S1.--Frsnk Beaubien.
40 years OF age, shot and MORALLY woun
ded his wife this morning. attempted
70 Kill his two children and then blew
out his Own brains Beaubiea. who Is
a member of an Old French family. was
seft considers bic money some time ago
and has been drinking heavily ever
Snce- This morning he wsnt home
drunk and when mis- wife demonstrated
drew a revolver and shot her in the
back as she ran He also attempted %
shoot his two children. bu- both esca2-
ed injury He then placed the revci-
Yer 70 his own head and blew ous his
brains
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Dishonored Drafts.

When the stomach diShonors the
drafts made upon It by the rest of the
system, II is necessarily because its
fund of strength Is very low. Toned
with Hos.etter'S Stomach Bitters, il
soon begins TO pay out v1gor in the
shape of pure, rich blood, containing
the elements Of muscle. bone and brain.
Az a sequence Of the new vigor afforded
the stomach. the bowels perform their
functions regularly, and the liver works
Ike clock work Malaria has no effect
upon a system thus reinforced.
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GOING OUT OF BUSINESS
Some Because They Want TO. But More
Because They Have to-

St. Louis, Aug. Silt IS announced
that the II T. Simon-Gregory Dry
Goods company of this city, Will dis
solve partnership and retire from busl-
Tess between now and the close Of the
year The concern is the second Oldest
of its kind in St Louis, Is capitalized at
$500. 600, has a surplus of S100 GOO, and a
business Of about 81. OOo 900 a month
The meNchaniise OF the company is es-
timated az from $750,o1o 20 81, 000, e00.
and as soon as this can be disposed OF.
and that will be dane as soon as posi-
bic. the firm VIII dissolve The only
reason given for the dissolution is the
desire of Mr.. Simon and Mr.. Gregory to
retire from active business.
st. Joseph, Mo, Aug. SI-The Buell.
Woolen mills, one OF the largest manu-
featuring establishments in the west.
VIII close down next SATURDAY for an
Indefinite time. General dullness Of
trade IS given as the cause Of the shut
down, while the uncertainty OF the fnan-
cla4 situation Is said 70 9laye contribute.
ed to the result About 200 employees
VII be thrown out OF work.
Hannibal. No. Aug. SI-Ths HERR
man-Cur6 Lumber conpany has failed
liabilities appnoxina tirg. $40. 600: assets
nominal. 1t X impossible 10 obtain IA
accurate statement Local banks are
caught for large amounts.
AInoSbuTy. Mass, Aug. sI.--MiIiar
Bros. one of the best known carriage
firms Of this place. as well as having
wide reputation elsewhere. have made
an assignment No statement OF assets
and liabilities has has as yet been given
out
--
"YoUR lawn * beanVfruliv r,o,..a, :.
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A DOZEN CANDIDATES.

some from voting.
A DOZEN CANDIDATES.
a group Of delegates was today dis
cussing the n1a.uter Of candidates and
one said there were a dozen different
men who would make first-clasS canii-
dates. and that they would be mention
ed row but for fear that 1t might an
jure the chances ana cause them ID
decline ia advance OF the convention.
Il was stated that many men who mad
been ments1ned early had already pe-
clined because they felt that stronger
men might be named. It was also said
that the sectional issue would not be al
lowed to enter into the selection OF a
candidate, and whether man from
Florida or Oregon, should make no diff
ference when the ballot was taken. 1t
seemed. however, that there was dis
position to take one of the men from the
south, in the hope that it may have III
fiuence in the southern S'2tes. In case
a. northern man were to be named Tor
first place. there was a disposition TO
push either General Buckner of Ken
lucky or Secretary Herbert of Alabama
for second place.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The executive committee meeting of
the National Democratic party held a
meeting today TO consider arrange
ments relative to the hall, tickets to the
convention, and to settle the routine
business of the convention as far as IL
could be done previous to the meeting
of the national committee, which occurs
tomorrow.
Three may be a contest in the COM
mittee on resolutions over the question
Of endorsing the principles Of an in
come tax. The eastern delegates gen
orally oppose it, but Delegate l.. e.
Krauthoff of Missouri, is here, earnest
ly advocating such a plank.
1.-THE convention" he said" should
commit the party to this fair and just
method of raising revenue. But the
declaration should set forth that in
view of the constitutional objections
found against this form of tax by the
supreme court, that the first effort
should be to remove this objection, not
in the revolutionary manner proposed
by the Chicago convention, of packing
the supreme court, but by the method
by the constitution itself"
]. A. Cunningham one OF the Tennes-
see delegates denied that he was op-
posed to the nomination OF a ticket at
this convention
II have always been in favor of put
ting a ticket in the field said he, and
all the delegates of the Tennessee dele |
cation desire a ticket. We are Demo- |
Gratis and wish to preserve the integrity |
Of the party
Among the letter received at head |
quarters today was one from ex-Gov- |
ernor William Pinclkney White of Mary |
land, regretting his inability 10 be pres
ant. But the movement" ne wrote, |
has my hearty concurrence and trust |
il will be a great success
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DUE To DEPRESSED SPIRITS
Emmett Il. Schali, . Wealthy Chicagosn,
Turns on the Gas

Chicago, Aug. 3l.---It was learned tate
last night that Emmet r. SchaE. a
Chlcagoan OF wealth and many years
residence. was found dead behind the
locked doors Of his bedroom in his resi-
dence on Prairie avenue. at a late hour
saturday night The gas IN the room
had been turned on and Schsll had
died from asphyxiation- Mr.. Schalrs
two sons talked with much reluctance
last night regarding their fathers
death. They said it was a case OF SUI
eide, arising from dependency. They
said the old man had not been n good
health and that since the death OF his
VIE, fourteen months ago, he had been
much depressed in spirits.
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LIOTOR MEN IN SESSION
Wholesale Dealers and DfstiIlers to Form
n National Urgapizatiua

Cleveland, o.. Aug 3L-Leading whole
sale liquor dealers and distIIlers from al
parts OF the country were n session here
today FOR the ostensEble purpose %
forming a national Organization. The
meeting was behind closed doors and
the delegates. when asked as 10 the %
tec- OF the meeting. said the firs1 matter
70 be accomplished was TIE fo-us ton o.,
national organization. Then the ques-
ions q the present loose credit system
and the oveTst0ckei condition - tie
market would be taken I'D.
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BUcKLEN's ARNICA sALvE

The Best Salve in the world fol Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns. and all Skin Erup-
lions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refund
ed. Price % cents per box. For sale at
Geo. Van Werden's Pharmacy, S2S N.
Main street and G.. Behring's drug
store, northeast corner Topeka and
Douglas ayeuIIee
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WARNER MILLER IS LEFT OUT
Two New Men Put in In the Place of One
Put Dat.

New York, Aug. S1.--The new state
Republican committee met here today
to organize. There was no opposition to
the reelection of Charles w. Hackett
as chairman, John S. Kenyon as secre-
tary, and B. B. Odell as chairman of the
executive committee. Interest centered
in the selection of thea dvisory commit
tee Of five to succeed the committee
known as the big Four which con-
sisted of Thomas c. Plat, Chauncey II.
Depew, Edward Lauterback and War
rer Miller. The new committee was
made UP without Mr. Miller and was as
follows: Thomas C. Platt, Chauncey NJ.
Depew, Edward Lauterback, Frank His
cock and Frank S. Witherbee.
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the nomination to the president. It was
recognized that in case this action were
taken, there would be a clamor against
a third term, which might be turned to
account by the silver men and prevent
some from voting
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WATCHED By HER MOTHER
Mary Bush John Bartig's Victim. Dies of
Her l1iaricA-

Lssvenworth. Kan. Aug. sL--Hsss
Mary Bush OF Ponenoy. Kza-. woo ~zs
shot through the head here Saturday
BY Ohm Hartig, her paramour. Of Con
ue-s st2tEon, Kan who then blew his
Own brsi-S out dad this morning with
OUT having gained consciousness Her
mother was with her when enc did
The 5cdy was shipped % Pcnsroy s1is
afternoon for iote-znent soaso-1o~-
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GladnesS Comes

MIith better understanding of the
w transient nature Of the many phys
ical ills, which vanish before proper eff
forts-gentle efforts-pleasant efforts
rightly directed There is comfort in
the knowledge, that so many forms Of
sickness are not due to any actual dis
ease, but simply to constructed condi-
ton of the system, which the pleasant
family laxative, Syrup of Figs. prompt
" removes. That is why IL is the only
remedy with millions Of families. ana IS
everywhere esteemed SO highly by all
who value good health. Its beneficial
effects are due to the fact, that il IS the
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness without facilitating the
organs on which Il acts Il is therefore
all important, IN order to get It's bene-
fetal effects. TO note when YOU pur-
chase, that you have the genuine arti-
Gle, which Is manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only and sold by
eli reputable druggists
Ii in the enjoyment OF good health.
and the system II regular. lsxatives or
other remedies are then lot needed If
afflicted with any actual disease, one
may be commended TO the most skiliful
physicians. but IL IN need of laxative,
one should have the best, aud with the
well-iaforzned everywhere. Syrup Of
Sigs stands highest and Is most largely
usSd and ives most general satisfaction
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accorded him by his contemporaries
the bravest president and loved for the
enemies he has made"
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AgTTsT-"Thst man Bacon offered me So
for that largest painting Of r.inei- Caller
oh, then you've bad IL frzneds"-
ion<ers Statesman
NAiCEE cannot ne surprised In 1nsrezs
Sea4E erezks in observation-disclosures
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We
-
Are
Printers.

Our series Of ads, with prices,
has been the cause Of q general
reduction o. the prices Of print
ing in al the printing houses in
town We always lead IN rs
forms ox this kind
While We employ nothing BAT
the best worknen, our prices srs
lower than The fellows who kick
q press, Up stairs ~ some dark
room, and who have not creda
enough 70 ouy 4 rean OF w.z2
Ping paper.
The Eagle pays more IN sal,
ares each week than al The other
houses combined pay IN |. month.
fou. as a merchant, receive the
benefit CT these pay rolls and We
AK thz: yoz patronize Is SC long
ss we give Jon The best In the
market fcz the same you are pay
ing tor the in1crio. grades.
The EAGLE pQESS
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YOUR lawn K Beautifully r1ova3. :.
looks like velvet" 1T ought 70. / never
saw velvet that cost as mulh a ward ss TIA,
Lawn dnas- "-DStroit Fra ~>.Ssa
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BOYSARE MARCHING
VETERANS CF TIE BLUE GATHER
ING AT 81. PAUL.

Weather ID all That Coald be Desired and
the City of Saints Puts ON Its Postal At
tire In Honor of the Country's Defend
ers-Inmense Crowds Pouring In But
the Railroad and Local Committees
Handle the Thronss Without q Hitch
Receptions to Com mandsr Walker and
by the Woman's Relief Corps.