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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-24
CARRIERS ARE INSPECTED
To See That They Have the Requi-
site Clothing.


The regular fall inspection of the
letter carriers 5ofsthe st. Paul postoffice,
took place in the court back of the
federal building yesterday afternoon.
The inspection was conducted by Post
master Castle, and superintendent of
Delivery Hafdaere. The full force Of
carriers, numbering 100, was subjected
to the inspection; which was primarily
for the purpose of seeing that the men
were properly equipped with winter
uniforms. The results were wholly
satisfactory to the officials IN charge of
the local service. About one-half Of
the men Wilt be required to provide
themselves withfthe winter coat, which
differs from The summer garment In
that it is a double breasted affair with
two rows Of buttons instead of single
breasted with one row Of buttons. The
matter of uniform caps is left entirely
with the carriers. The postal fegu-
lations require uniform cap to be
worn, but the particular style Is a mat
ter of choice with the men who wear
them. The local carriers will wear
the same style of cap which was worn
last year. 1t is of the golf order with
upturned rolls to cover the ears in cold
weather.
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Linen Room.

1000 Carving Cloths, with iN-trcf
Hemstitcfed Hem, size 1Sx27, Ar
stamped for. embroidery IHf
80 pieces white Tambour Curta;r
Muslin, we'll covered with oai- "a
broidery. 80 inches wide, worth afC
esoc, TOT. ssssst..,...t...
300 yards Scotch Madras (,afsAfx,
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Corset Room.

We, mean to do big business
in the Corset Room today even if
we have to sacrifice profits.
Read every item. They are all
money savers.
600 good Muslin Corset Covers ire.
ceived yesterday, two styles, trimmed
with edge of fine embroidery. 10
Extra special sale price INC
tO1dy
Black Moreen Skirts, with "a fAA
deep f1ounce, the $3.50 kinds NJ HIGH
Ladies double fieeced Outing Elan
mel Night Gowns, pink and 7E~
blue striped, with rolling collar, 4 &c
only.
$50 Empire Night Gowns, SO inches
long, trimmed with insertion, large
collar finished with ruffie of Of Nn
English embroidery, regular mi .Utg
81. so gowns, for. ....... YVV
A new stock of Elder Down Dress
ing Sacques, pink, blue, red and gray.
$l.OO, $3.50, S2.25 and $500.
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peIngs OF CITY omcials.

The assembly. at its special meeting held
yesterday afternoon. awarded the contract for
equipping the Van Buren, school with a heat
ing and ventiiating apparatus to George M.
McCreary. at the contract price of "a 991
The report of the work done by the dog
scatchers during their three months of service
was submitted. The G o b e has already
published the substance. The total receipts
for dog licenses amounted to $4,733 the dis
bursements were $3.50 and the net gain to
the city was s2,603 The total number of
dogs caught wasn L. 191, of which / 100 were
drowned, so redeemed on payment Of the Ii
cense fees, and 81 licensed dogs captured by
mistake.
This record compares most fayorably with
the two previous years, as in 1895, when there
were no dog catehers, the city realized only
s615.95 from the licenses, while in 1894 81 SCI
was collected but 1918 was paid to the dog
eatchers, leaving net gain of only $643.
The conference. scheduled to take place
yesterday between the commissioner of pub
lie works and the officials of the Milwaukee
and Omaha railroad companies relative to
the resolution of the common council provid-
ing fer the oDening of the roadway or street
on the levee from the foot of Jackson to the
foot of Eagle street, was again postponed until
Nov. 90 at p9 m. -
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MARKET DAY TODAY!.
Store Open Until 1890
Tonight.
Al T IF s
IN THE BASEMENT.

Poetry isn't always true.
Bunyan sings:
''He that is down need fear no fall. y
But, all the same, the ap-
plies in the basement have had
as bad a price tumble as any
of the goods on the floor
above.
In the dry, well-ventilated
basement "a perfect store
house for winter apples) will
be found all desirable varieties
in the highest state of per-
lection and at the lowest of
low prices.
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Sf.OO

a pair at $3.50 O'Clock today. We
guarantee a perfect fit. They're
the best Gloves in the country at
this price.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-24


STATE OF MINNESOTA. County of Ramsey
SIS District Court, Second Judicial Dis
trict
Ellen Helgren. Plaintiff, VS.. Carl A. He,rren
Defendant. en-
SUMMONS
Defendant: 'u
You, Carl A. Helgrun, are hereby surrmoned
and required to answer the Complaint IN thla
action. which has been fled with the Clerk IN
said Court. and to serve copy az your an n
swer 70 the said complaint On the subscriber
as hia once Room 5i9, Manhattan Building
eegner OF Fifth and Robert streets, in tina
Sity e st.. Paul. Minnesota, within thirty
uays after the service of this summons upon
you, exclusive CT the day Of such service, and
4 you fail to answer The said complaint With
~ the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff IN this ac-
.aon VIII apply to the Court for the relief de-
mandsd IN the complaint.
Dated September a0lh, 1890,
FRANK q. OSBORNE.
Plaintiffs Attorney
<>sr GIG Manhattan, Dlag-s ST. Paul MINI
ectS-io-a7-24-Sfnoy7
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20 cents

a pair at 2 o'clock sharp mot be-
fore. The lots are small.
Better be on. hand promptly.
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At ? O'clock

All broken lines Of Ladies'
Fine Dressed and Suede Kid
Gloves, worth up to S1.75, for
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-24
Mexican Pray Beans.
Do not fail to try them.

With the purchase of IS
cents worth of the Candies of
your choice, you are entitled
to vote for the School of Char
lty which you think should be
presented with the beautiful
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-24
Sl.2O

Per barrel for few cars Of good Michigan
Apples. Good assortment.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-24

Boneless Rolled Roasts. per ID &c
Legs of Mutton, per ID Or
I, VI Laihp per 10 .12e
Fancy Spring Turkeys, per h. .12Isa
men we say fancy, we mean what we say.
lbs each, per lib g.;
Dressed Spring Chickens ana Hens at
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Ca indy Dept

Chocolate Nonpareil Waters 1sc
tihey sell most everywhere at 40c.)
Jelly Beans, assorted Inc
ImperiaIs, assorted ........ Inc
Cocoanut CarameIs ~
Something new
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Common consent is that nowhere is there
such quality given for the price as passes
over counter daily
La Rosa Coronda Con Especial 1ec size
~ :. :. .-............. SC
La Rosa Coronda Con Fina. 3-for- CSC size
Coral Aromatico, a 2-for-25c rec
These are all cream Key West stock
Imported Arabian Knights, 3 for o5c
corker "
Resagas. new Key West sc cigar, is a
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Kid Gloves.

Two special Sales today.
At $3.50 o'clock.
Two-clasp Pique Gloves in all
the latest shades, with very
heavy black embroidered backs,
for
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-24

Fancy New York Kings, Baldwins, Green
ings Northern Spys, Russets and other varie-
ties in barrels for keeping, at prices unheard
OF before.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-24

CONTRACT WoRK-GRADING ALLEY IN
BLOCK 26. MERRIAM'S REARRANGE-
MENT OF BLOCKS "a. rs, 26, 27, rs. AND
%, MERRIAM PARK
Office Of the Commissioner OF Public Works
$50 City OF St Paul, Mimi, Oct 19 1896
Sealed bids Will be received by the Com
missioner of Public Works in and for the
corporation Of the City of ST. Paul Mime
sofa, at his Office in said city, until D. m.
on the slst day of October. A. d. 1896, for
grazing the alley in block 20. Merriam's re-
arrangement of blocks "a, Is, o. 81. % and
20 Merriam Park in said city, according to
plans and specifications on fle In the ONCE
of said Commissioner.
bond with at least two 90 sureties. In a
sum OF at least twenty (20) per cent. or a
certified check on a bank of St Paul in A
sum OF at least ten G0) per cent Of the
gross amount bud must accompany each bid
Said check shall be made PAYABLE to tina
Clerk Of said Commissioner
The said Commissioners reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
Oficial: JOHN (,OPET ANn
JOnN ~. MUELLER, Commissioner.
Oct. 20-td1yf-3g.
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80 Gents

Per basket for the best Apples that can be
selected and shipped from Northern Mich
ipan
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-24

S5 Cents
Per Basket for choice sound Michigan
Apples.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-24

that is on exhibition in the
center of the Candy Depart
ment.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-24
$500

For 1s-Gallon Barrels Strictly Pure Apple
Cider per gallon, IA cents.
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q Gents

Per bottle for Mixed Pickles. We had three
carloads of these to sell; they are worth more
than double this price.
Fancy ripe, large, fat Bananas, at our Ba-
mana Department.
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IlrN ny cA1yrI.1r

Ono Of the nuet serious aunoyancos
with which The cattle grower has 10 con-
t"ni ~ the presence OF lice IN the hord,
siys Colmau'e Ruru World II ~ for
lNnaleiy not u very general anlicl!on, hut
! ~ mo hpring iis rn"uts AFRO serious
| enough whep II do.s appear. As tho
| WrMhrr warns up tho paTnattea become
| hivrn active, and mo animals rub tho
| iit.Hl"i r9tuouS OF tho body against
| posts, fcnrNg az other Objects that Nffnra
| thom opportunity for the Temporary relief
| MNt.h scratching piVca, aud this rubbing
| w orion carried 10 sncu an extent aa 10
! ppuut, 'Ne urietnn OF tho skin. rho
''lr'i rh animal becomes thin in nesh and
| cnnhtdrfAhly dGniiitutcu.
| 1T" tne witch effect clttlr arr Of two
n,h ~ one Is the bithig louise, or little
| ~ iouHt, 80 1t Ia usually called and
| ms rs common on cattle II 1. ;,ls, Ina
| ithet Injurious Kind. 1t N usually found
n,Dns We spne thrs, rump and sons
s I'M on mo meek and head, m. other
hnu u NJ sucking ice. whsch arc OF
| lWo varieties one called the .shor,.
io-'h, ana tie other tho 'loua ,oac,i..
~ iyn.e' The females are IRON ono-
'ishlh 10 one-fifth OF an inch long ana
ABOUT an wide. Tho mnlcN ara piIshtv
atunll'r ~" namr9 OF tho two varieties
sSns'ry ne sirn 10y which the ono may b.
uiNtlnghifhrd from the nbher ~, io,,
nored variety f. the moro rom,non a, III.
Two Iis head f. very long and slender
n ,n. y ~ not quit. 80 wlde aa the short.
d,p,,,',t, 'n'ie'Y The hitter Is tho NOR.
",n'uh =" .AterniuAte.
",ir CON 20 no thrtt IN II if~rd th,t n
- ~ WIN ilcr, ana no paine Rho,,It
,hn ~, p' npafed 20 nd Tho animals 81
tn'Ih' hefpaene emulsion mas ION, haou
Whpiuic l with sucoess. and ,In, nr,,,'n,
Won Tor the omJiaion are ne rnIia,,.,
a.! ." ,,n Two Fnllpna; common soar.
itrai the saintion OF aonp ma MA ss'snm;;
Ahi u hnituR 10 the hrrn,.n ma ,n"ss
,rhhu,n NJ, NE my turn for ilve or ten minutes
of ws T"'s ,s' emulsion with eight nar,s
"a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-02

| tnosc around ma who desire IN b,t,, a..
| rnnte nipuilu ,hat result. III We viii elim
sm 'asS psTESSo o blekerlnss and pul to-
| 49, ~ " democratic papers echo tho
| rear that the party ,ntcrf,ins "a, H.. Wv
| .pn', ',s most prom ncnt members SAY ~
W. Would harmon ~ We couid nfranre
| ~. oI,'n,, n'y say that my candidacy Z r
| . ~. as Siaio chairman IA ~, re,I
"p"n winch we Will spht NeSny Of M"
,Snnl'o.l ana Nhrn,e, political friend.
| ~ '."aHei mo mat | stand for re.yie,,-
,loU' Hs nave been chairman during I'm
nttHIHt Organization. aNurr4uinr- Xxx "a
,vi tnat ~ The cnming rnmpaisn. which
~, .y ~, a. means thdnld ho made the most tiu.
puNHhl on" In tho history of Tex,s fnr
our party, thHt Knew tha neopir mn ~,
y absolute touch vita tG,n, over Tho ON
sr', s,rte. mat | eouid best handle tho
ny hhIll" 10 be uso1 Much ngainsl nv
wiz on account vt the poudtrous ana
~, llS 'hr'a incident to the canuAi.n
- w.. m2'ulnat"i my wishes and intcrosis
Wcil' ana who had hopOrol mo hv the,-
sHnnoW nnd positions OF ereatust trust
49, V"nilcncc nrd cci scented 10 stand
iur tho ohipo. My n5in effort has h,rn IA
hr ig together an the opposing ,.ictn,,tta
OF cor parry aud from Tho ftapmrnts
hrng united whole. Those efforts have
m'H Ia Rrctt cStop' crowned Win
.",' vsf' "n happy 10 say. ANA we as a
briN iolny stand with an f,.iions
tl"h,llnE shoulder tg shoulder to- work Ia
We interest OF Mckinley and Hobart hnt
~ itle seems 10 he construed that for
rri>pWu Acknowledgement | ann seeking re-
@!t' ton, and faetionnl war has hccn lie
ult1 on mat ground.
NpW. 10 the republicans OF TeNns | |
wish To SAY that their Interest. arc ncx,
10 my henri, and believe harmony Is Tie
~, Important factor tu tho pr.seu, |
situation, henNr, althpuEh every county
ihAt has Instructed 80 FAR ~ I know ~ |
tu date. has inslruc'cl for me- yet fear |
inE the result II lu'cruc,lue war upon /
The question OF cha,rmlnshlp ana be- |
N IN la
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-02
WILLS CIGAR FACTORY

""Ns' -'exa' August AFTER A.. sus.
1851" OF THIRTY days. the owen Smith
W ciiAr rnciory opened today win
'e"''rh Peop'c at work. IMey VIII no,
p"' on ihlI force until September /. MIR
r.. -, huSerit,ld has been employed Az
~ fainily and q numbrr Of vo,inp ~
W. wa also be employed as cigar
majors ar Butterneld ana the Ia dira
a,,. 'StVrl 1sW makers aud the man.
- ~ V'''.t o. sp"cl To put cut a better audlit,
y, litlA nan cvrr. Thor sales al. now
go. NV" - CARS per month and incrensc
,FeIS mon n. The tobacco crop This war
,,a,.,, III nnt' ~lno" lNi and tho tobacco
n1f,u hrr Wen satisfied IN establishing
it.hss IlthniW ns tho only place whore cigar
x, ~ ,"ua,r" Gan tT grown that will .oual
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-02
MARnLr rAI.I.s 1rfMs-

Marhl" Fails, TeNas, July - Captain
"eitlmkcr came up from Austln today
IA special ear accompanied Icy Hon J.
H. Reagan, ludgp L. j. story aud Colonel
suSgic
9u T. number OF citizrns are attending
my tpniuderit" rcunion al lnmplst-.
among whom are the families ot Governor
h"urrtH Captain Hicks. Mr.. J. X Daush-
yrilN MI h. rctt, Mr.. Arnall and Roy.
Mrs, A II JOHNSON " Vislilng her daugn-
'el Mrs. Walter Badger, TINS week
Professor Claypooi Of baylor University
is visiting his parents.
Miss Annie Watson has returned 10
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| For moro than ton years Mrs. H. A
kr@nsteuher, living AZ 70 Yves, rlty-
Fourth street, Bayonuc. N. ". had suffered
severely from dyspopsia and during that
limo Hho conHuitcd many phyaic,ans. rifsl
il WAS tho family doctor in Now YORK.
whore she resided at the time. aud later
shc had treatment at the New York hoe
rit1l but obtained 10 permanent RELIEF
For over u month she had visited hor
inmliy physician Az navonuo twice ia
every week aud as y last resort an M.
To euhnii To tho new process Of having
tho nlomach washed ont by tho new
siphon arrangement. wmch is found II
n'cdo Of ttoa sment more beneficial In It's
effects than enjoyable in tn proccsr,
About THIS time however Mrs KranH-
tcuhrr mad convrtsWiion with a friend
who was weli acquainted with the morris
cc Rlptns Tahulcr. and who presented
her with box for trial. "Wom." Save
w ne ~ fiAA-AffNf'it 'lti FiF tlN'h ~ II
could feel mat they did mo good 30
bought NOR" and IA my house nov nda,s
You win always lind hoN Of Itnanp
Tabnlcs IN a o,Hvonion, place ready Tor |
uso. nnd them castor 20 take than !
powders or liquids or even than swallow |
Ing hot water IA the moruinF. and my |
condition Ia 20 much improved that of
late | have had no occasion 90 rceort 90 |
them at AL Before ! found Tho Tnhules
my hill for Attendance ami medicine esa
rarely loss than 81 = week, Tho r'abuIes
have not only improved my condition, hu,
have hoen cnloacious ih the ease II friend,
o whom 1 have recommended Them.
"Hiencdp Mrs, H. A. kruns,oubor."
ipaps Tahules are rod by druggists or
~ man " the price 10 cents q box) IA |
sht 20 Tho Ripnna Ta5uioa Company.
No. 10 Spruce atrnst. Now York samuls
iinl 10 coutH. For sale by 4. h. KiealinE
iiuEH3at, ao2 Main street.
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4 REMEDY WANTrn

MARIN Texas. July il.-wiii some one
please Fivo remedy FOR "a hog that is
do"n an his ioins ind oan not Walk I
rave iTci rubbing hts iolus with trfpen-
tlnni have gwen ham turpfhfine and
..opiT'raH | have got tar plaster IN ~
back, or rath"r hts iolns. AMI he docs not
ri any hotter, hut "a getting fatfrr Al
~" tina. Ilssil,e give INC ronsfds and
greatly obiigc John l.. Rates.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-02

Rising At rorning oc evening from some
low lands otf'g cnrrica In rs fold Tho
sno'is az malaria Where mallriai tower
prevails no ono lH safe. unless protected
hN some cfhG'ut medicinal safrr,int,l
ilos,eitcr's sta 1s,"h lttters rs hot1 "a pro-
t"niiou and a T. tnehN. No person Who in
habits, or snioltrus Ia n .miasunttr region
or country al nuld um't 40 procure ttl4
fyius agent, which Is also the, nn,4t
known remedy for dNspep~ia. constipation.
kidney trouble and rheumatism.
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,r a weeks visit to her unc,,

a. G. Mckee ''S' 10 her uncle,
tcr, %iIsnt Or. and Mrs Huysooi will On J..
homer az wv friends OF II. y. Faublon In
and s sew YIN cast his first vote for HryUn
., iiS., n. Al brooks who has b.cn hc,d
vr,r ~ i"r itHcd & Son FOR the uAet
s ,c. s9es 10 Waco f.xt Monday. havin,
wJ li IA t"sitlon with MIR MeIiwn"v
n mmu ihorm1rly was Ia the mercantile busi
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-02

rhco, Seminal Losses. Sexual Decay Fail
"I'n'nl LNck % Ener..,. Impoverished u
nN"iiihts Sorc Throat, Ulcers FHcets OF
Neak Bach. Hurting Urinr. Int0utu,p,s'
s,iHnitl''nt ifrn mont, ptgnpi r,li.f ani 81
COS wonderful cures effected through g
your ease, rnclosius stamus - insure 70
consultation va German eni English
nv u 4
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|fIlS REPUBLICANS.
cn.t Writes a Rather
r.s,tIsbIc Letter.
rrElY NTIAATfS VICTORY
.,.,hrsn They Might Garry
=, rb,s Withdraw Fro"
!. chslrmsnship Race

Ne greatest w" ~ ,,.t,,
4 hattie that mas u'cn i'"e"
,bis country. Tho PEG
!tir :" ,..,b anxious face,
shgTtsatis W. -. d, ,,.-,p,
- mise. What docs IL i''''i'
ia ,ong roll has lter
tss' wy w ,,lt,rL fou.
re bpgle ni'n' Va ...
-, the air and the nfvpi" '''
:. se,esmine Nhlch eide "a
~ " 80 rho safety ana
rstlrgs uI'oh'
a this form OF government ne
,.a honasty, enlightenment
Z W AZ. nsonle THAT 40
tsrn 81 NJ 80 nr nonnt f1f
Es, pt0he WY nn.n,t.t 'tinr,,
y o. ulr e'i,p 81" resi ,.u,.Iitr,l
grall.lvs 1,,nt a.. ,r. pn
colilleia' " ,o room ,.i,
fel4c W', '.,ii..t I,u,l.
ier lIou .", 'S,'til. i'm b..
yS Guy :" IT, ..h,rts ttd
w. ilt'h ,s'''1a,,,,4. ,.,,tta ANA
tifnnh ws.hnitb dave ~. aim
Es'sits 80 ,blt IN. '..tl.ulisn
Ms seilV'' ',-,ii,ntl,n Il. .t.n
y efslh VI '.,f'~ I,., NM
y y " r"'' H.. ,.,rb w,4
lee ,vams,'s h..t nt 4Ii..r.A
y vl'in,.N Ola, n.,'..t
saa " ~" w t,,4 Ill .u,lel
~ W wannnd.I ,rms nf
y y w" VIA Ind nm tnelr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-02

At the central war Offices Of failing
ton liooths American Volunteers In this
city thcre are daily On duty twenty eight
Officers aad fouptcp employees, iprty-two
prfsous, regularly eng red ltl the work
Of organization The weekly o-cent paper,
wh IA e. "a He'd thc NoluWe,r'a tstgrttc.
and ,s me organ OF tho volunteer move
l"ot has already mtnsncl a phid rlrcu-
lallon of .oHD riltcs weekly, ana l~H l'T-
ftmd,ca. most OF whom are VOL known
m society, have subscribed :, each to-
ward The expenses 90 mis- new orsani4I-
tiun.
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Hipaqs Tahues are sold by druggists or
by NATL II the price 90 cants a bow ia
sent 10 Tho kipuna 1ahulon COMPANY
No, 70 Spruce atrest. Now York. sample
vlhl ID conta. For sale by a. h. Kiesllng.
dingHat dp2 Main street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-05-20
New York Produce Market.
New York. May
FLOUR-Receipts. =; sales. 500 pl

New York. May ~.
FLOUR-Receipts. -; sales. $500 pkgsi
dull, easy.
SOUTHERN FLOUR-Quiet.
RYE FLOUR-Dull. easy.
WHEAT-Receipts. SAG 1000: exports. 95.-
a9l: sales, $4,000: dull. frmer; fob, - to ar
rive: No. ! Northern. 10l2.
CORN-Receipts. no. I25; exports, 225. 1886
sales. 5000 dull firm: No. 2. 33A elevator
63,, alloat.
0ATS-Receipts. $4,000: exports 176. So,
sales. 10000; fairly active. easier: No. 2
24ls: No. 2 white. 25a4. No. 2 Chicago. 25h
No. 3. 23A: No. 3 white. 24l2; mixed west
ern. 2aM26: white western. 26N2S: white
state. 26di2S.
BEEF'-Dull: beef hams, quiet; tierced
beef. inactive: cut meats, SLOW weak.
LARD-Quiet. weak: western steam
closed AS: city. 4.25: refined. slow: con-
tinent. 5.15: S. A., $50; cobpound, 4lsM4l2
PORK-Dull. easy.
BrTTER-Large receipts. weak: state
dairy. Sm15; state creamery, 1iM1512
western dairy 7M11 western creamery,
1lMl5la; western factory. 1M1o; elgins
l50,l5la.
CIIEESC-Moderate demand. freely
offered: state large old. 5M91a: state large
new. 6NMS:astate small old. 4laM9a4 state
small new 134MsL.
Observation-Disclosures. easier; United
ILL.,.
COFFEE-Rio. firm. quiet
SUGAR-Raw, easier, more active; re-
fined. quiet.
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CARDS OF THANKS. OBITUARY

CARDS OF THANKS. OBITUARY
NOTICES. RESOLUTIONS OF RE-
SPEcT, ETC, VIII be charged at tho
rate of ten cents per line. No charges
less than seventy-five cents.
ALL ADVERTISING ANNOUNCE
MENTS OF ENTERTAINMENTS. whose
object is the raising of money will be
charged at the rate OF fftcen cents line.
: ADVERTISING NOTICES. news form.
will be excluded from our local columns.
except such as refer to advertisers occu-
Dying space in our advertising columns.
and will be run under separate head
on one Of the local pages.
Subscribers who fall to receive the
JOURNAL promptly will confer favor
by notifying the Office Immediately.
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Monarch bicycle In excellent condition.
Bargain. G.. s., HichbOrn. mayl4utI

The elegant estate situate IN Augusta,
at the junction Of Green and state streets,
owned by Erastus Bartlett ESQ. ana Tor
merly occupied by DR.. J. Q. Webster; II
comprises very large tract OF land. IN
the heart Of the City. and the house is
most thoroughly built, equipped with fur
mace, bath room, set range. open fire
places and thorough system OF plumbing.
The stable which is detached from the
house could easily be turned into dwell
ing. To be sold at a low price. Apply to
or address Lendall Titcomb Augusta.
Maine. nov13dtf
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A full blooded Shetland pony. sound and
to ride as a saddle horse; also harness,
phaeton, side saddle and sleigh. a per-
feet little team for boy or girl; also
for ladies to drive. Address, Geo. IL
Wiltshire Green street, Augusta, Maine.
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,for SaIe OF to YET.

Small advertisements not exceeding
four lines Thirty words) coming under
the head Of WANTED, FOR SALE, TO
LET. LOST. &C.. will be inserted two
times for Is cents, three times for 35
cents and one week for SO cents.
ADVANCE PAYMENT. In sending by
mail remittance OF postage stamps or
postal note should be made with order
as the charges are too small to open ac-
counts for.
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Local Notice.

+. w. Moore, the artist. has become
very successful oil portrait painter. as
we'll as i'll crayon. while in the West,
and is at present finishing portraits of
some of our citizens while on his visit
here. Letters in regard to his work
will reach him directed to South
Gardiner. dit