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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1896-06-10
Unconstitutional.
Testing Clause in Dispensary Law
Knocked Out.


Knocked Out.
Charleston, June 4.-The amended
dispensary law received a dose OF
knockout drops" in the United States
circuit court this afternoon.
Judge Simonton declared in bis
opinion that so much of the dispeL-
sary law which refers to the seizing,
testing and copfscation of liquors,
ordered for personal consumption by
the residents of this State, is in con-
fict with the Constitution of the
United States, and is therefore null
and void.
He holds that resident has the
right to order his liquor from beyond
the State, and to receive it without
having it interfered with in any
manner.
The opinion is a lengthy and ex.
haustive legal document. It fully
covers the subject matter which has
been in dispute. The greater por-
tion of the opinion deals with the
section of the law referring to the
testing Of liquors, and, as stated
above, Judge Simonton denies the
validity Of such testing. He consid-
ers it a burden on commerce.
Judge Simonton shows that the
provisions of the law are directed
towards giving the State monopoly
of the liquor trade.
In conclusion, he states: "The
present act gives to certain persons,
the board of control, the sole power
of purchasing and importing into
this State an article recognized as an
article of commerce. The monopoly
is invested in them by provisions of
such stringency and secured by such
extraordinary sanctions that every
other person of this State and all
citizens of other States are absolutely
deprived of competition with them.
Thus the products, as we'll as the
citizens of other Safes, are discrimi-
mated against, and interstate com
merce is destroyed"
Judge Simonton will therefore hold
ell constables and police officers who
seized liquor intended for personal
consumption in contempt and will
punish them accordingly.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1896-06-10
BuckIen's Arnica Salve

The Best Salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles
or no pay required. tits guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale at J. E.. Kaufman's.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1896-06-10

Mr.. James Perdue, an old soldier
residing at Monroe, Mich, was Sc
verely afflicted with rheumatism but
received prompt relief from Pain
Balm. He says: "At times my
back would ache SO badly that I
could hardly raise up. If had not
gotten relief I would not be here to
write these few lines. Chamberlain s
Pain Balm has done me great deal
of good and feel very thankful for
it." For sale by Julian E. Kauff-
man.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1896-06-10

Every household should have these
we'll tried remedies so that in case of
sickness your physician is ever at
your command. They are popular,
because they give certain and quick
relief, wherever used.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1896-06-10

Paper and envelopes of all kinds
writing and pencil tables, pens.
pencils, memorandum and pass
books, purses, banjo, violin and
gui ar strings, and notions generally,
at the Bazaar.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1896-06-10

If you smole or chew try the fine
brands of cigars and tobacco, at the
Bazaar.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1896-06-10
THE ;
REMEDIES
Endorsed by some of The Leading Medica
Profession. No Quack or Patent Med
icine, but
NATURES Pure Remedies.
NATURES Pure Remedies.

Admitted into the World Columbian Expo
sit;on in 1898.
Use Spirittine Palsam for Rheumatism,
Colds Lameness. Sprains Sore Throat
Use spirittino 1nhalent for Consumtion,
Consumptive Coughs, Catarrh, Asthma
and La Grippe.
Spirittine Ointment is indispensable in the
treatment of Skin diseases, Cure Itch,
Itching Piles.
In consequence of the astonishing sue.
cess in removing diseases, its demand now
comes not alone from this vicinity but
from everywhere in the United States and
Europe.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1896-06-10

Nice evaporated apples, prunes,
canned pie peaches, mince meat,
canned pine apple, cream cheese, and
mountain butter, at the Bazaar.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1896-06-10
SPlRITTINE CHEMICAL CO.,

WILMINGTON, N. C.
Wholesale and Retail by G. NJ. HARMAN,
Lexington, s. q
January 30-1y
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1896-06-10

Endorsed by some of The Leading Medica
Profession. No Quack or Patent Med
icine, but
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23
BON ben Vureu er,auII mHI

Von ben Wureu ersaglI mai
lid manfeS biibide @eidi6tder. Gin
Surenlarmer perlangte einmal G7O,s
600 fir elm Gtiid |ano. Der SGuier
meinte, Die Summe iei bod gu ilein.
nW!or9en mill i6 Sbnen flOO, 900
baar 9eben." Der Yure mar es 3ufries
ben. Na6oem Der Sontraft in aller
Sorm Rebtens unterieitnet mar, 900
Der Saufer 3mei Veutel berpOr uno
3ablte Suerit ben Snbalt bes. f.eineren.
ySier," ia8te er, Limb flOO. $50,
oas itimmt." - Limb bier" naboem
er ben Snbalt bes 9rOBeren Seutels
seleert bate, LIMB $1,000. $50"
ia9te Der Sure. rNun, bas limb eIOO,,
600. n8emiB, lautete Die slntport.
ruo bamit mar Der Sanbel ab9ei6loi.
ien.-Sn johannesburg fam einmal,
als ned Srieoe in Der Stabt berridte,
elm Sure in cine ganf lno leste Dem
eritaunten &ailier einen auf lid ielbIt
ausseitellten @ediel BON elO, 900 Dor.
90 piel bate er 9ani 9enau aui Der
Vanf liegen. Nafoem Die an9eitellten
hires Staunens eini9ermaBen Serr &C.
norben Waren, purben Dem Suren Die
GI0, 900 ausgeiablt. Oieier idob pas
@elb nit ben gSorten ,uriif: sd
mill eS gar ni6t, i'd wollte nur nads
ieber, Oh eS oa mdre."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23

NeuartigeS WorbgeiboB.
Gin Wtann in anoerion, 9no., riibmt
lid, Der Grfinoer zines neuen Gjeid)cis
les iu iein, oas on electromagnetic
nun nieber einmal uidts ~ piiniden
iibri9 laBt. On ole Susel 1T Elm cod
9ebobrt, melfeS einen ahtel 3oll i'm
9urdmeiier hat UNI bon Der poroeren
Seite oes FrojettilS bis uabe an oas
ent9e9en9eleete Snoe beiielben rei6t.
Wobrenb nun Die ab9eidpiieue Susel
nit rapioer Shrelli9feit bahinilieot,
Iammelt lid, unter ltdrtem Irude,
in Der Sefinuns Suft, bic lid iobalo
oas Brolettil auiihla9t, auSoebnt unO
cine GrplOiion pom GROCER 3crit0ruu9Ss
trait beroorruit. Ginen i3oll cife Srets
ter, Die cine 9emobnlihe Gemebrtugel
ourdbObrt, ;eriplittern, wenn lie pOn
Der our6l06erten Sugel getroiien ipers
ben. Surh Slehtannen, Die nit @ais
Ter geiiillt uno periflpiieu unS cers
iieselt maren, 9ing cine %9ew0bulife
@ewehrtu9el einiah binourd. lie ser
ipran9en aber in Stiider, oils bos bon
unierem Wianne in 9noiana erfuuoene
Projettil lie traf. Die Sugel, 10 be-
bauptet unIer neuer 0oltsbcgliifer,
reiBt in benz bon ibr 9etroiienen Ge9eus
itanoe Elm Soh, oas iieben bis ;ebn
Wial 10 CROP III, oils oas Hroiettil
ielbit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23

@e9en $4,000, 900 S6afe
unb 1000, 900 Stiif Hinopieb weiien
England uno SdOttlano aui.
gu ben tbeueriten Si6ern
Der gSelt ;Gblt oas Eialtcrium, bas
tilrili6 in yonbon nit G5256 be,ablt
muroe. 0OS Fialmenbub wurSe 1859
fir ben Gebraudl Der YeneSittiner Der
Nbtei Ct. SNtob ;u Wtee eebrutt.
@e9cnm0rtig lino nur nod brei slbs
bride oieles Suhes betannt. Tesbalb
lit oieier Meter Fiulter ieltener unb
tbeurer ols ielbit Die Dia;ariniite
Sibel 0455), bon Ser Is Stiid ODER
nod mebr 9e;Qblt meloen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23

YrempebS Sh0t. glus SOnSon
itreibt man: Eettbiu hat Cir 6rancis
Scott, Der Sberbeieblebaber beS i3uges
oesen Die Iihauti, Die a%ronjumelen
ceS abseletten SOni9S Frempeb i'm
Solonialamt bintcrle9t. Siri9e Sdte
@olcituub nitt nit cin9eretuet iino
lie faum f2OOO wertb. Plus BEN eriien
Iihantis Srie9e bGben Die G%uglanoer
%wertbpollere Sulueleu beim8ebr0tt.
SaS mcrtmiiroi9lte Stiit Der leei0en
Sammluns lit Die &rUne ErempebS.
&s lit cine reid nit @olo per;ierte
Saype aus 9lntilopeniell. Die Ser
;iernlsen itellen Menidenidaoel,
9inntuden unb %Omen oar. Iuf Der
Sappe befinbeu lid iwei 9oloene Sic
aenb0ruer. Die meiiteu artitel oeS
Shaees bethlehem aus S~alsbaroerr,
glrmbdnoern, Seibbdncern uno 10 net
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23
Su6Isn's Nratsa Cable.

9te bette Gable in Der 3elt fur SGniit.
wunoen, Nbitiriuna, 8eihnire, SalSluB,
Jieberpunoen. Sledten, Ghrammen an ben
Sdnoen. Sroitbsulen. Slbnerousen une ole
Sauiiebler; lie bcilt poiitip Samorrbotoen
cher ieine 2npluna perianat. @arontirt,
oaB oplftd noise Ynirreoenbeit ae8eben
miro, ODER. bus 0elb wtro Buridertattst
BreiS per Sba6tsl ID. Cent?. gu osriau'
tsa In u. 8. &a1at x>st>sta
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23

Weucnuurg. au1 ort9lne!Ie yHel'e
puBte in Ncuenbur9 Elm Wiit9lieo Der
StabtuerwOltunS eiucn ndhtllhen
StraBcnauilaui aui;ulOien, Der it'd IN
,Soloe Der gSioerieelifteit zines BilG'
itertreters sesen Die YOli;ei eiugeitellt
hattie. Ger weiie Staotuatcr telcpbo'
nirte on Die Stactmulit, bic chen sur
llebuns periammelt mar, lie mOd)tc Die
@iite baben, cine muiitalilhe Fromes
nace ourt Die Stuot ~ MAIDEN taum
ertonten Die eri;cu 3rompctentlIngt,
10 liei 9llles auSeinanoer uno Der Whllit
uad).
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23

Stne ed)tt d. Nooltat TN
Taofabrweien madDt nl9enbltds
lid in Srantreid 20. lid rcoen. Gin
iunser observation-disclosures !. EacQuet
hat n1mlif) Elm neueS, tettenloleS Slab
eriunoen, Dem er zen N0mcn "Gn>
Siablee" 9eSebeu hat. SaS Setriebe
eriolst curt elm oualeS Slab, ooS ourt
@elle uuo Sebel Die Srebun9en Der
Surbeladie auf oas Sinterrao iiber-
trdst alio gang Gbnlih, pie Die BE
pesuns Der SbwungrGoer Der votonros
tipen eingerittet lit, Die audi ourd
cine ouale, am Rauo beiinblihe Steibe
unb elm @eitdn8e geihiebt. Der Grfin'
Der bebauptet, baB nit ieiner 6abrraos
maitine cine Stnelli9teit bon iieben
Wieteru nit sleifer Seihti9teit Setre'
ten weroeu f0une, wie cine iolhe BON
flint Mtetern bel elmer Wiai6ine nit
8etteniibertrasun9.
Den b6d ten Hetoro in Der
3eitungSaufla9e e~riielte tilris
lib oas enSliihc gSotcnblatt nylogNS
Nems." Is ~pcrtauite in elmer ISOLDE
900, 962 Gremplare, IN Der ndd)lten
994, 2ss, adt Gage barauf 90, 1926
uno mieoer cine Nofe ipGtcr l,0O4,'
800 GremplGrc. Gas Slatt, 10 ihretbt
Die nSrantiurter 3citunN," p%croantt
cieien llmiiano ie~iueSluegS elmer lcns
~iaticuellen 9iufriht, iourern lit in
iteti9er GntmitclunS Su oieier itOlSen
SObe 9elangt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23
Simon !. Buffer

o%erfauft irlide Butter 81 l2 bis IS Cts oas
Bib. u, iriite Gisr Su 121a Cts per 9usene.
9as bette Yebl uno ausse5eihnetes SIeb'
iutter Su ben niebrisften Yrelten perfautt.
Office unb Rieberlase Q. Gpe. iloltd,
6.ba ct. Gloub, Rinneiota,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23
Grbriioer ll1rihramdI,
JrudtbeiOroerer uuO Gisbanolcr.

Seopebe Sraht ooer GrpreB Iot9taltl9
uno prompt beioroert, Nuf nnlern eisban'
bel lenien mir beionoere Nuimerflamtelt'
SpeSieue Yrei,e pdhreno Der Sailon,
Striitlide pber miiuollde Nnttrdae 6l6. D.
0lpe. iaolib, CANT, 9Iouo, aufs Bette be.
iorat. Id
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23

Suowig Der 3meite uno Der
He9enl d) + N. Der un9lildlihe SOs
MIG Vuowi9 bon Sapern bciudDte etns
mol, be9leitet ron Dem @cncrol bon
Der 3dnn, an einem Gbarireitagnahs
mitta9e nebrere beilt0e Gir0ber in
Wtilndlen, inter anberen aud oaS IN
Der Srauentirhe. Veim Gtntritt in
Die Satbeorule i~tellte Der SDuig leineu
He9enihirm in Die Niabe Der Sbire,
uno nad)cem Der Mtonard am grube
9cmeilt unb Die Stride nieoer uerlaiIen
mollte, mar Der Sbirm oerifrWunoen.
Der SOuig mar bod entriiltet uno Die
Hdi;ei ipar alsbalo in uoller Sbdtigs
felt, ,tm oeS 0iebes babbait III merber.
allein pergebenS Der Shtrm blieb
peritmlu,ben. "a nah etwa BRET
@ohen fiel es benz ultgcbienten Gen,
oarmen t. elm, auh einntal in Der
Satriitei nad%);uiragen, unb liebe bd,
Der Sfirm mar 9eiunoen; elm altes
@eiberl lab am Gburireita9 ben Sdirm
iiebeu uno "lieierte i'm ais geiunoenen
8eoenitano 9ctreulif ab. Der bod)s
erireute Foli ;eibirettor tonnte alsbulo
Dem S0nig bieriiber Serift erltatten
uno Die Sinoi9teit Der Wiiin6ener HOlis
sci ;cigte lid i'm ibcnIten Sihte uno
| puroe aud, 9ebilbreno a%nertaurlt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23

sls @abp rbiclt iie, tpenn 'rant, 6aitoriG.
glS lie Elm aiuo mar, OerlanQtc lie 6o'toria.
glS luuee Game belt lie Jet an 6aiorid.
als Wuttcr CAB tie ,breu ainbern 6a'toria.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23
Ritter Der ~ affabder.

Ser Staniss Gommnnotur idreibt uns
BON 9incoln, Isb.. ME iolst: ,Nahosm
wte anosre Weo'Sinen sessn iteinbor
%bortradi9eu buiieu bel ~uniereu }iuei
amcem 0sbrluht, ueriudlsn mir Or.
Sings Neue @ntoCduns, ure nnh nur
amer 1assn mar Der 0liieu u%olllidnb,a
perihwuuoeu. Rlr wollen niht mebr
obne bisislbe iein, oa uniere Grfabruus
erprobt, oaB lie bilii, no a1e anoere
WeoiSinen nuslos llutersei6net
z. R. Stspens, Slaats @om.-8arum
nitt o,ris irsiilide WebiSin probirt, Do
ie snrantirt IT uno 8eriudsHaiden irel
su b0bsu iino IN Subu's Ipotbete?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23

yNur eli Mdohen." Die Sat
tin pes Graien Serbert SiSmard, be-
tanntlib cine scborene @rGiin SoDos,
lit in S6Onbauien BON einem MGoden
entbunoen moroen. Sbr critics Sinb lit
9lcid)iallS Elm WiGbdjen aud aus Der
She bes jiiugeren Sobnes beS Siirlten,
bes Gjraien &ilbelm Yismard nit
Sibplle y. slrnim, iino MIR 2Odter
berpcr9e9ungcn Die SObne ieiner 5ods
ter Wiarie beiEen befanutlib Rantau,
70 Dap ser @unif bes 6iiriten, einen
Gntel auf ieinem SbooBe ~ ipiesen,
Der ben 9iamen Sismarf erbalien
miiroe, biSber ni6t in Griiillung 9es
9a10en lit. Dian er;Gblt nit Se;u9
bicraui cine bubble 9uetbote. Graf
Serbert tele9rapbirte ieiuem Tater bel
Ser @eburt iciner eriteu 2of)ter: Dur
Elm Wiao6en." Shirt Yismart ants
portcte oaraui nWiaht nifts Marie
(cie 5obter oeS Silriten) lpar audi elm
Mf0Ndlcu."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23

rSier lit Elm Cad Webi
fir Sie!~ 90 ia9te neulih in San
diego, Gal. cine fein 9etleioete iunSe
Dame 81 Der @irtbin zines Sogtrbaus
ieS, Dor benz Die Dame nit elmer anbes
rem, ebenialls iein sefleioeten Ilnsen
Srauensperlon uorSeiapen mar. Sas
nit iibersab bic Dame Der s8irtbin
elm Padet uno fubr nit ibrer 8efabrs
tin eilisit bauoh Ils bic SSirtbin oas
Padet o%iinete, lamb iie BARN elm etpa
,wei Monate ulteS Waoben, in bic
~feiniten StoIie e~insebiillt. Sie ihlus
alarm, I'm Die beioen 5rauens immer
feitbalten ;u laiien, aber Geielben
paren i6on peribwunoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23
NabrpIan:

lsbu Sraiutrt; Spnntass autetnpnrntn.
Gurt' 1tdtts mad Sapan uni 9ttna netr aafsnid
unt Nprttrn gattfe Dampff6tfsdtnttaf enc
amtrtianii6t gisnts.
our S~nfsrmatirH, 5atrrlint, Rapptn nah didns
" rstt man rpr BET cher f6rtttt an
4. WOLFSBERG, Agent, Ct. eleus
cher CHARLES 5. FEE,
9tutral Pal. uut dtftt Want,
q. ysll, Titnp
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23

Sob Ice n ituti fifteen. Nad ben
Yeribten oeS StatiitiferS oes eng
liitsn SanoelsOmtes ilber Die aoblen'
prcoufttpu ser Oauptldnoer Der g9elt
pursen tm Sabre 1894 AZ, 600, 900
3onne, 9oblcn aus GnSlaub ausCes
fiibrt. 0emihlano fiibrte IL, 345. 900
3onun uno @elSien 6,263, 900 2on'
men aus. 6runtreit muB aoblen
impcrtiren. 1ie Giniubr belief iih
1894 aui 9,57l,O00 3onnen. Sn Der
9obleninouiirie paren in GroBbritans
MEN Cos, 747, in 1eutItlaub 299,s
627, in gelgisn ll7,lO3 uno in
Srantreib 1851 PeriOnen beidai'
tiQt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23
Ns maa inr Gud, aIeih cut isim.

0err Stso. Wt,u,r bon @rp'n9 Sul'
,ots i1re,b!, DOB er on elmer %erniten
I ersnbfitperoe mehrere Sabre lang
1T uno babel eroBe SdmerSeu IN iei'
EN- RIdsn 81 ertro9eu bate, tpie oud
onB isine Slaie arsserlfeu mar. 81
Ueriuhte psri1teoeue ioseuannte y8ie'
nsp"s Wittsl aber obne @rfols. Dor ei'
nem Sabre besann er, @lecilic Vitters
~ 9ebrnuheu uno er iano iofortise Gin
oeruna. electric Sittsrs 1T beiOnoera
oaruoh, ole Sober uno Hierenfranfbei:
ten 81 beilen, uno bdufis 1T bic Seiluns
cine ioiortise. Gin Seriud niro biz
@ahrbeit bes 8eiasten beitdtlsen. Yrela
lur so Gts. fir e,ne arobe 5laite. gu
buben in @. s. Subn's WpOtbefe.
Ole Pin d a un9Stolte
transatlantic der Oampfel
fallen 1lur menig ms Gemidt 9e0en.
llbcr ben llntoiten hires Setriebes.
9iat) meniger ais orci Snbren limb lee.
tere lfon 9r0Ger ais Die Soutpiter, ir
un9cbeucr III Die ldbrlihe Aus0abe fir
TObne, &Oblen, Noienab9aben UNI
ausbeiierun9en, Die aud cbue llniQlle
tets nOtbi9 weroen.
Der Glteite Mann uno, ME
%bebauptet Miro, Suglei6 elmer ser flin.
teiten WiGnner JnNianaS lit Der lGS.
jGbri9e 2&illiam z. G'reen bon SeS.
ioro. Der alte Serr beiinSct lid nod
in gutter 0elunbbcit unb iicbt unb hort
periett. Gr puroe i'm Sabre 1877
unpeit philadelphia geboren unc
taulpite inter @illiam SenrD Sarris
ion in 1911 am 2ippecauoe 9e9eu Die
Snoiuner nit.
Bon ben 1881 &ranfen,
welde innerbalb Der lctten ;ebn Sabre
I'M Eaiteur' lfen Snititute gu Faris
beb0noelt wuroen, itarben So. Sn,
Sabre 1895 muroen in Der 9nitalt 1920
Fcrlonen 9ctmpit, pon bencn irpei nit
9po a~bgiu9en. IS mar oies Der
rieori0lte jemals %touItatirte Fro;ents
lae. 9iabeiu Gin Oritttbeil Der Nniabl
Der lett9cnannten Fatienten fannie
aus Furts unb llmgebung.
0aS grUBte Maultbier,
weldes jemals auf ameritaniider
Groe trottcte, 9cbOrt cinem Sarmer in
Der 9idbe 0 Sonep Grpue, Ger. Oas
9bierden lit 6 SUB . Coil bod uno
ionnlt 4 ,3oll bDber ais Der beriibmte
Wiauleiel aus %oS Fecas, Wierifo, Der
i'm Sabre 1890 uui 1891 ais rbas RE.
ii9ite Gremplar Der Maultbierfamilie
in Der NSelt" anae,eigt mar. 0aS
Wtaultbier bes erwGbnteu Sarmers lit
proportionirt 9ebaut uno mie9t 1919
Eiuu0.
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THE MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, July 16
FLouR-Spring fancy. S. 1903 80; spring FAM
lily, s. 5o2 IS; spring patent, So 6o8a s5; winter
patent. So 45l13 70; fancy, So 8043l0; family,
81 5Oa2 rs; extra. s. 1902 40; low grade, 81 750
co. rye, northwestern, So s52b2 co. do city, 81 60
WHEAT-Sales: No. red on track, SIC; No.
red, track 56c sample red, delivered from the
landing. 4Tc.
CoRN-Sales Mixed cor, switched, 271c.
OATs-Sales: No mixed, track, lSc; No
white. track, 1870.
HoGs-Select shippers a52hQ355: select
butchers, sS 50d 521s: fair to good packers,
So 406l25 fair to good light, s3 40I3 55; COM
mon and roughs. S,.90d335
CATTLE-Fair to good shippers, So GOA 10;
good to choice butchers, s3.s514lO fair to
medium butchers, So a50a75; common, S2 250
300
SHEEP AND LAMps-Sheep: Extras, $3.50
a co. good to choice 80 25a3 75 common to
fair, 81 50lb2T5; stockers in good demand. el.To
@275 Lambs; Extras, IS. $4,000; good to
choice, "a 75Gp5 rs; common to fair, s300n45o
VEAL CALvEs-Fair to good light, 81 250
475 extra, s. 90; common and large, sa o0940o
WooL-Unwashed fine merino, 99l0c per
| lb quarter blood clothing. l2l5i3c medium
delaine and clothing, i2G13c; braid, ll0i2c;
medium combing 1s6i3c Washed, fine me-
rino to Xxx, l2c; medium clothing. l4015c;
delaine fleece. l4QDl5c; long combing, i5016c;
quarter blood and low, l2di3c; common coarse.
il@l2c.
| NEW YORK, July 16
| WHEAr-No. . red, September, 6lA06214c;
December, e3HG6i5Sc
CoRE-No. =, September, 33's033hc; octo-
ber, 3iAc
oATs-western al02e,; August, eOac; Sep
tember, e0%c-
TOLEDO, O., July 49,
WHEAT-No 2 red, cash and July, SOC;
August 59Ac; September, 591c No red.
4 cash, 654c.
CoRN-No mixed, cash. 27hc.
OATs-No cash, 3lHc-
CLOVER SEED-Dull October, 81 27h04.30
CHICAGO, July Is
Calls on September wheat opened at $3.50
55ac sold at b6Ac, closing at 56a asked Puts
on September wheat opened at 554055Xc,
sold between b5A@55xc, closing at 55Xc.
Calls on September corn opened at 27a4@
e7Xc. sold up 10 27x02ec, closing at 27Xc-
Puts on September corn opened at 27hc. sold
at 27M027sSc, closing at 27fc,
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July f5
CArTLE--Choice to prime, o. 2o14 35; me-
dunn. c. 750D29 9s; common, O. 250a6a
Hocs-Good TO choice medium and heavy
81 sos SO; mixed. o. 2513.35; good to choics
lights, e250aaeo
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Good to choice lambs
sh ooG5.5o; common. sa oo0a7 rs; good to choice
sheep. eao0eaeo
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-07-17
THE DELEGATES
Elected to the National Conven-
tion Massing at St. Louis.
A Division Of Sentiment in the Ranks
Between the Support Of Bryan
And Independent Action Sharply Defined
Chairman Taubeneck Favors Senator
Teller for Presidcnt--The Silver
Convention Meets the Same Day.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 16.-As the time
peoples party national convention the
division of sentiment between support
of Bryan and independent action be.
comes sharply defined Al the party
headquarters there is uneasiness
Chairman Taubeneck has committed
himself to Teller while the burden Of
the majority of the kilograms and let
ters received there favor the indorse.
ment of Bryan. 1t is no secret that Mr..
Taubeneck would gladly recall his
Endorsement of Teller now that even
the Colorado senator has said good
word for the Chicago nominee. AS a
prominent populist put it, "Taubeneck
went off at half cock"
Life is being made heavy burden to
Chairman Taubeneck and he has worn
a worried look ever since the Chicago
convention. 81 have nothing to say
for publication" he reiterated Wednes-
day morning at the conclusion of a
long conference with Cyclone" Davis,
the Texas leader. ea-ss~7as.~
A meeting of the national committee
is called for Saturday noon.
The members of this committee are
II. e. Taubeneck, NJ. C. Rankin, j. II.
Turner, Lawrence McParlin, Ignatius
Donnelly, Geo. +. Washburn J. II. Da-
Wis, Geo. f. Gather and V. O. Strickler
Taubenecll and Davis are the only
members of the committee now here,
but the others will arrive Thursday and
Friday.
Following are Wednesdays promi-
nent arrivals: Hon. j. II. Davis, Of
Texas; r. G.. Scott eX-chairman of the
populist state committee of Iowa; j. b.
n. ID. Mcdowell, son of the sergeant
alarms, and NJ. Fl. Owen, a Tennessee
delegate from Brownsville.
One serious question which faces the
populists is the attitude of the silver
party, whose representative on the
ground DR.. j. j. Mott, of North Caro-
lima, practically confesses that his
party will almost assuredly indorse
Bryan. This is a decided reversal of
policy of the silver party.
All the hotels are booking guests
rapidly, and the number of visitors to
the two conventions will be as large as
those who attended the republican con-
vention. The populists will assemble
in convention Auditorium at 18th and
Poplar streets on July %.
The silver party convention will con-
vene on the same day at Music hall, in
the Exposition building, Thirteenth
and Olive streets. The latter will have
1900 delegates, its basis being nearly
the same as the populists, which is
hinged upon its own vote instead of
being double the congressional repre-
ceptotioD