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GRAIN AND Hay.

Carloads lots Job cars from mills deal
ers charge from store Hilnc more per lOo
lbs on bran, 2u3c per hushel on oats and
corn and lgu &c per loo HIS on hay.
BRAN CSC
CHofftD CORN.-tisc per 100 his.
CORN 251 gsc, sacked
OATS White Nebraska, 2Sd2Sizc.
HAY-Alfatia, 81 T4Ul2 20 per ton: millc,.
Sl2p, timothy. Sl2 ypul3JN: South Texas
sl0orGl0J0
SORGHUM sEED-si.3o per 100 lbs.
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St. Louis Mo-. February 9.-Cattle-Re-
ceipis. 1900. shipments, 900; market steady
at a decin. l0nl5c: native shipping stcers,
3.50H500; dressed beef and butchers steers.
3Wfli50: stockers and feeders, 2l0u310.
light Steers, 9.GjIi4.1S; cows and mixed 1.50
Q3.j0 Texas and Indian cattle ge.erally
lcNl5c lower; steers, S.00di10: COWS. LION
2.s5. Hogs--t,eccipts gOo0; shipments. 1850;
mixed. 3.i5q3.i5; heavy, SlO4S.5o sheep
Receipts. 100; shipments. 1905 market
steldy to strong; mr,.ons, 3.O04i iO. COM
mon, . $4,000. lambs 3.75n 40.
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Boston, February e-Business IN III.

Boston. February a.--Business IN the
wool market continues active. yet, while
prices are firm. 4 is difficult to work up
any material advance. The bulk of tho
wool now being sold IS for future use, and
the activity of the market Is eaid 20 be
owing To the manufacturers anticipating
a duty on wool. The market for Terri
tory woods is steady aud repor,s show
large lines being taken on the figured
basis of 3eU32 for most offerings of fine
medium. and fine white choice staple lots
are commanding 3in35, The sales Of fleece
woods have been light, owing to a number
OF dealers holding Their products above
the market price Australian woods show
large lines being taken. with prices firm.
Tcxas woo's spring medium. IL months.
lln12: secured price Tp2s; spring fine, IL
months. l0dll, secured puce 3lu32; Terri
tory woods. Montana fne me,lium and fine
9iq1ll secured price SoaS2 staple 3ia35:
Wyoming etc. fine medium and fine sail ::
secured price 30n32; staple 3in35; Califor-
mia woods. Northern spring llmlS; secured
price 3Sd34; middle county sptng SAP;
secured price 3ofi}2; Australian, secured
basis, comhing superhne 47aS' comhng
good 420i5: comb.ng average 3Jfi4i ;
Queensland combing i2Mi4
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FINANCIAL cABLEGRAM.

New York. February . The Even,r \
Posts London financial cable gram says:
The stock markets were do today. In
view of tho general settlement which will
commence tomorrow. The tone was 1at
The political disturbances are emit rely
checking business. though lca ling Imam
olal opjrtons do not regard the situation
ns really serious. Americans were s,eadicr
than the other markets. hut !ifcless The
r@ns market closed fiat: Berlin weak.
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BuTTEn AND EGGS.

Chicago February e,--Butter Arm: dairy
san; creamery lSMah. Eggs iirm, fresh
1ii&. Cheese steady. 9n9i2.
ST. Louis February 9.--Butter HIGHER:
creamery lsa22is: dairy eais. Eggs firm ~
Kansas CITY, February g.--Bufter nrm:
creamery i7ikS,ia: dailry ioula.
New York. February -Eggs-Rccsipts
$500 pacioages; quiet. State and PennSyl-
yania i5is; Western l2isal5; southern ITO
IAN,
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Total III $40. soo1 s5l ,2cc 6ol 200 49, 90,

new YORK, February 9.-Following yes
terdav's sharp decline. a good many one
rators In cotton prepared for a substan-
tai reaction today. but cables on the
average were a disappointment and our
morEet, after openng at an advance IF
sac points returned to yesterdays clos
ing hgures and resumed the old time leg
ulattcn speculative apathy. I.,ouigIntion-
cnieiY OF March contracts--wss , feature
OF Inc earlv trading the selling being dom,
, pn harlieS VINO held their yeslerda S
nIeak IN the thoory Of a substantial reac
non today. The market failing to Justify
thelr confidence they became Ch,sro,lr,raI
al'd SOLO. kecepts are running beyond
enriS calculations and conditions in GEN
era are ANYTHING but favorable, THE
Nlafket closed quiet and steady cit a net
gam of ia paints.
Now York. February 9.-In dry roads
taking into account the absence of mails
from the more important out of town
markets, the active value of new business
was OF good proportions. There were a
large number of buyers present and Their
shoppins was attended by many personal
selections 'or seasonable goods porticu
larIV Tor printed fabrrs wool and cotton
uress stuf.s. white goo Is. brown sheat inps
MN NJ wear; woolens and other stuff, with
tIe result that the tone OF the market "a
stronger, consequent to the big sale of
printing cloths There was a good demand
s Ior printing cloths az 5-l6 bid that re-
suHeh N sa.Ds OF 5000 pieces 6i-sulIare
reguars at 29s, and many more odds at n
s'hall advance over that price.
New York. February 9.-Hubhard Bros.
CO.'S cotton letter says: The foreign
markets maintained flrmer tone than
u'd the home market yesterday, accepting
the large sale of print cloths as an tnd.-
g.rn f 10 g,,.r,
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rarhed wire quotations are for carload
lots T. o. b.. Houston. Nails are quoted In
small lots
BARRED WIRE-cilldden. gal, 81 a
PET ltl lbs; painted wire. s..05: Waukegan
~ higher than Glldien.
WIRE NAilS-Ratc $225 per keg: ad-
81 and "a, 2oc. III ana sd. Coz: 81. a5c; "a
Iic.
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Negro Shooting ARRAY.

paingerheid' Texas, February SIN a
shooting scrape yesterday four miles north
vest OF town between two negroes Tim
s s ana Rob simmons, elev,S, shots we're
arm and the other in both arn,s ~ lne
woman was the cause Of the trouble. '''ss'
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APPLIES Fancy sliced. In boxes, 40
i>tc, choice cVaporatcd. 51sc. fancv size.
clTRCN-iic per H.
FIGS Turkish layer 12Ml5c.
tl RkANrS-lu bhs. Go; cleaned cur
rants. IN boxes, &c: In ~ cartons, 7isc.
NEC1A R1NltS Evaporatod. ms,
iEACiiEs-Evaporatel. unpceled. so
tEAits- ryaporutcd. Gi4g7c.
ApRtCoTS-i ral0'sc
California l.. L. boxes. new
tlhgd 10 u box l.. l.. riis.ns, Coz. 2-crown
l.. NJ. rusinN. - 10 boxes. SCI 3-crown l..
NJ. ~ NJ boxes 5itc.
PRt'NEs crop OF 1896. California
pruncs sH-l0s. Ja5i.c; Sn-ass. 5a.aGc: 7o-Sos
G'tuG'sc. oo7ps -: 5o-Gls. sc; io-5As &c. sill
Vcr pruncs, stc, ruby pruaes sac
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fsmhrrs. February s~oaiet: i pfg
lower. sales eor
Rio, February a--onict: No. RIO. ln:l",;
excharrN - l-s,d. receipts, two tsys ffv'
Cleared for the United States. l,"p. stnck'
eks.Ra
Hasre. February s-Ciosed quiet at Nf
~ net decline; safes an
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Weftcrn SAT- pelEe1 &C; smoked pcliieS. "
isxG.oING AMI rrEs-,ario,a lots, (
| Q. b. Houston or 0aivcstoa: Bsggins. ID
Sc:ys T.. ssse; 2. -, &C. Ties. Arros, Sc
Eing sts per yard higher; iAer, SC per bun
hkHISd FowpER-Apsx. i ID. w.m
&c: i IL. nc; q h.. &c: ISIS one s,so-ss,,
r. ger doz, sAtg: 10. SIS Y 10, 49, X
= on cans. ;.cs r.r dor Pree's Is OK
), ca. ssc: 10 OK. GO: as.. 4sc 'o' '''''
CANNED FRriT--fer dozen: Straw.
bsrfies. sacrsi.co; pineappits, STANDARD
siessIi oi eyesess ana core.ess si.ss: sec
Clipper Ber;Se;, pears. 10. h.oskige;
h; N.e9iss. peeshes. standard. . H.. &c
Ara. A-ss1i,o: y re peaches, 7s9Ses.
70. PIC peaches, ssu>tc: bsaekterries. $50
Nc SAL r. sfsANSisr'i sg,ss 4. ;ssses
s,aadara suods ~ IS ssn ~ pe,esss 8 q,
r - q Pr eosea; aprscots. 8. s5ssiss. pears
sLrssLsa sss, .plums, si.Sstsiss; green
gnsss ,N;&gl!s; neeiarines. s,ss5g, g;
beck cherries. s. G32s5
CANDN-Piskn stick. ;ixrSsisc: wrapped,
' txSSkib5 ae yyts .9sisf1 Il Essils N rs
p~zs. secgsslpl; Lima beans usrs, 8 ~:
string beans. sneTec; corn. esrfgi..;: fo~a-
ores, , ", s-iztlsScs seconds, SIC. 10. 500
A e: sssbnSsX f, ss AZ Eo e s ,S IL
Gle; 2 II, s. 900 : y. III co-ne,i hccf. ?
0ozea. Ha.9i..S, 10 lunch tongue. foz-
en- 1890, 10 OF I'D sausage, : doz-
n po,tei harn. ,iozen. s,siss,c: l. ID r,o-.eS
ham. dozen. r-7. !. n, aevtlrd nar,
!, dozen, 'sat,ci \ ID dcvllei ham, dozen.
cANDi-Es-orani;e IS and IS. Tg77i1c: Is
oz parsffl1e. assorted colors. eisgiic; Star
candies. Sda.c
coFFEE---Rao anil Cordoba rair. isi4a
i7RlSirc: pssslerry. r7iFfisc' Roas,ei cot
fee; Anex hass. iss II ca.s-s 81 - lsss 3,
commission. Arhis-kses if.' IL cases MO
les e commissson. . 10 cases. S7.So.
" m and Java fancy blend. Nc.
FLOu R-CariOsd lots. Tidal Wave. g "a.
Sea FAIRY. stroud roller pa.ssr. 81 -. SEA
Nymph. extra ro;ls- fancy. s+31. Sea Pearl
80, rye -four $40. Pumpe-nlcke,, Si9cs
points -four IN barrels iic above sacks. a
hail barrels SE above barrels. AlhaTosS.
FARlNACEotS GosDpS-Gr+is. hominy
ard cream meal. n bhls s.5l; pearl Infai
IN ~ 10 sacks. 81 O. per hhl 81 four sacks
Scotch oats. s.. u per ease.
gia9. No. l. half bhis. s. co9s5a. ssra.nes.
American quarters. - 81 fes,f7 NJ.
HANS-Siandari aAHio1. picnic hams
HOaEY-ln % III cans. extracted. 5asc,
~ comb suNc, 10 N cans. extracted eiec
LARD Refined terres ccmuorni, s'sft
s. leaf. 5a5i.,, y T. cans. &c b sAer than
ti,rc"g - 20 GAGS 4c higher, 5 M cars 70
higher. no cans &c higher.
NOLASS ES- Centrifugal far. ls0 lie;
prime .1t.5.1. choke op'n kettie. g f.''s
KiCt-ENtrA fancy head. 5i4u3'.c. fancy
imported rice. i3sc; choice, 1910. TAR.
RorE-Hass for 7-is sIsal. 5'sc; ma.
r.ila. e-l6isc cotton. loalo's-. -.
SJc. Iouisana. coarse. &c. fine. sc. bar
rels 2s-lbs. 8 -: GN-5s $221, 10 3, s2.5e.
7u-}s 81 So
STARCH standard goods; Pearl IN ~
NJ boxes. Size. Royal Gloss bulk. $50;
$lckel. loo packages. psr box. SD. corn
s.arch -. az, r.r H. q AMI 10 80 boxes.
Sf-JiAR-Quotail are for small lots.
speral prices given on carload orders
Standari granulatei. 4izl4&c; Gcrm9A
IN sucks 4&c. clbes. 4s,WF,c;
powdered is.ai7sc. yellow clarified fancy.
Il ,r. choice &c
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NEW ORLEANS.
KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City. February 9.-Cattle-Re-
oeiuts 5000; shipments, l5No; best grgties
steady; others slow: Texas Steers. S.2ou
a"i; Texas COWS, 200dap; native steers,
3,ioI3,ip. native cows and heiicrs, l.25u
80; 5, ockers aud feeders, 9.(0fti.l5 bulls.
2.;0p3.60. Hogs-Receipts, 2,0no; shipments
$40. market opened strong, closed easy,
bdk of Gales, 3.3odSS7&; heavles 3.2or
$40. packers, 3.20n3.S5; mixed. 3.30a3. IN Z:
lights. 3.lO65sj' workers., ss5GS.25; pigs,
Slp03.20. Shoep--Receipts, sC00: shipments.
j0o market steady: lambs. S.50qi.oO; nut
tons . 50sfilu.
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LONDON MONEY.

London FebriRiry 9.--Consols for none.
ll2 9-l6. for the ceourt ll2 ll-lG. bar silver
29Gd ne ounce. money! lMI4 per cont !:
rate Of discount IN the open marke; FOR
short ald three months bills / l3-iGIi7s
per cent.
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Galveston-Sterling exchange, COS. SSe
AuvinG: sts7 selling New York sight. Inc
discount buying. i-sc premium selling,
New orleans sight. 1-sc premium selling.
l-Sc discount buying
New Ycrk~Sterllng exchange, bankers
sixties. AMs! commercial sixties SASH.
rclchmarkS. commercial sixtieG 9ia, n
"a 1916 frarcs. hlnkers sixties IS. iyN
commercial sixties $50
Sew demonstrating exchange com.
mcrc'nl. 81 s3a,Gi 81: francs, commero al
SIXTIES d.eo's Now York sight 800 lrc-
Wium. comWcrclHl ut par.
Iondon-Rank rates. per cont: street
rate iA,ftrs. silver zH3,. ccnSols lie Sis
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

chicago. February 9-In cattle n did
not take very loaR TO DISPOSE OF the lin
tied offerings sr unchanged prices. sal,
eft dressed beef steers up 10 t5o1ac5 for
GOOD 70 prime shipping and export cat
Tie. The bull; OF the cattle sold at t00sr
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II Here,iIJty Is most Ir', Isr.s; y
And that's why ! ,rSsaisihs'r'
/ have my gfea ia vine. j. \
1iut haven't 60, , M We
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NEW YORK.

New York, February 9-whrat Re ,eipts
firm; No bard. New York. 81 IS Op-
tons optned easier and closed y higher
No. red. February. Sc; Nay. SslS. Hides
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st. Louis Mo- February a.-Flour-J-n.
changed. Wheut--Futurcs closed y to T. &c
higher than yesterday: spot steady; No 2
ned, cash, eleystor; 81; track 9a9ois; No
JuS. TN bid. Contributes dun al Il
steady to cosy; spot easy: No. . cash, 20
hid; May. PIN; July, 23T23N Oats--Dull,
steady No. cash, 1919 May. Is 9-S01SsA
Rye--35 Rlrley-Dull: mating. Is. Corn
meal -i35. Rran-Quiet, firm: sacked east
track, nominally, 4omtl; Hay-Qu.et,
40. Whisky-l.iS. Cotton Ties and bag
eing UNCHANGED. Pork-firm; .stanlard
meys, tobblnF 7.75IS,lo. Larl-lsettcr:
prime steam. 367I3: choice 3.S5 Bacon
lioNed shoulders. a2o; extra short clear
400 ribs. i,e5; shorts, Sos. Dry rll, meats
Boxed shoulders and extra short clear.
az, riba AS; shorts. i.G0. Receipts-FioCr
i00c barrels, wheat. 70N0 bushels corn, an;-
80. oats. 5000 Shipments--Flour 5a0d
barrels. wheat 1900 bushe.s corn. Sc. OW
bushels: oats. 500 bushels.
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The oareIessness of householders In Lon
don Ii shown by the fact rha9 &c, 800. doors
ana wtndows were found open BY the
police In one years
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KANSAS CITY

Kansas City. Mo-. February .. Wheat
Somewhat higher. hut slow; No. hari,
7Sn7e, latter for fancy; No. 9 rcd. nouin-
ally $3.50: No. spring, 1Gd7s Corn
STEADY; fairly ad'ive: No. mixed. l7'k0
lf.. oatS-Slow UNCHANGED No. 2 white
nominallv l7G2n Rye-F!rm: No. 2 80
Hay Steady, unchanged. Receints--
Oats. 70,o bushels. Shipments-Wheat .. :
so bushels; corn, si.s0o bushels. oats ieJ
hnshols.
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Estimate of the Cotton We. .,

landauer & Co. OF Liverpool have r.
v'sad their estimate of the American COT, 70
ton cror AMI now make the total s.ioo.g0o
instead Of ',275po as in their previous CIR
cuiar This last estimate, by States, 10
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a asked: b bid.
LIVERPOOL FuTuRn
Opened quiet, demand moienkjI
quiet, closed steady.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO.
The leading Futures ranged as Follow:
Arti~t.s IDD.,, fftssyh Low Close,
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lHiAl s-ftTsfs'.s ,BN Vfl
Lar ihucr & Co now estimate the
worlds co0Fump,on Of American cotton
for che season Of lseG-N at s.75o.OOt bales
ana prcAci a sharu eivaHce in prices.
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GALVESTON.

Good cattle of all classes very scarce and
III good demand with prices very NFm.
marke; well supplied with hogs.
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b bid; $ sellers: vvsluA

COMPARATIVE SPOT Ml1
The following are the clos!h! n
for cotton on the spot todaI "
ing markets. together Wild 49,
ding yesterday, with todaye a; 4
~ rons. raaa'aalIIss
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.clvtt, gssticnsnsamibatiou

The United StateAf Civil Service Com :
mission has ordered that an examination
be held by its local board In Santa Fe,
New Mexico, ON Saturday, September 18th,
1897, commencing at o O'Clock a. m. for the
grades II Deputy Collector, Clerk, Store
keeper. Gauger, Storekeeper gauger and
Messenger 10 the Internal Revenue ber-
vice. Only citizens of the United States
can be examined. The age limitations for
this examination are as follows: twenty.
one years. No application will be accepted
for this examination unless filed with the
undersigned. on the proper blank, before
the hour of closing business on August 2Sth,
1897 Applications should be filed promptly
in order that time may remain for correc-
: on, II necessary.
The com mission takes this opportunity
of stating that the examinations are open
to all reputable citizens OF the United
States who may desire to enter the service,
without regard to rsce, or their religious
or political affiliations. All such citizc ms
are invited to apply. They shall he ex-
amiaed. graded and cert fed with entire
impartialIty, and wholly without regard to
any consideration, save their efficiency az
shown by the grades they obtain iD the tx
For application blanks, full
1 Instructions and Information relative to
the duties and salaries OF the different po-
apply to M. p. Moore, secretary
board CT examiners, internal revenue SER
vice; postofice address, Santa Fe, New
Mexico.
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CHICAGO, Illinois, August 10 THE
threatened secession in. the ranks OF
the royal league as an outcome of the
action of the supreme council in rails
ing the assessment rates has proven a
veritable fiasco. OF the Is, 600 OF
more members OF the order less than
quo signiied their willingness S to form
a new order and the majority of these
have re-considered their action. Yer
o council, of this city, n Of the
largest in the order, and of which
Messrs. Bowen and Halpin. the leaders
Of the secession movement, are mem.
bers,- has sustained the supreme coun
ell by a vote Of 3 to l.. Councils ia
Missouri, Wisconsin, Michigan and
other states have taken similar actios
and the suprems council fiads further
vindication OF its action in the fact
that The assessments for the current
month are beng paid promptly
than for a wear past.
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I~onclasiug session.

DETROIT, Mich. August 19-The
concluding session of the twenty. third
convention Of the American Bankers
association, was opened this morning
with prayer by R-v. James Nj. Bark
lev. OF the Forest-avenue Presbyterian
church. Papers relating to Gu -rency
shipments by registered mail, and ex.
press money orders, were discussed by
Charles Il. Hanau, president OF the
Tows B lnkers' association, and l.. 2.
H%iIlyer, secretary of the Georgia Bank
ers' association. and a general debate
followed. Comparative prrtit of trust
companies ard banks IVES discussed IN
a paper by Lawrence Kemp. presidr6;
of the Commercial bank, of Baltimore.
The convention will adjourn sine die.
this afternoon.
J. c. Hsndrix. of New York. was
70 d4y an unanimously elected pEesi iout
OF The association.
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The True Remedy.

W. NJ. Rspine, editor Tiskilwa, ILL.,,
"Chief," says: 1--WE won't keep house
without DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds. Exper-
imeuted with mauy others, but never got
the true remedy until we used DR.. Kings
New Discovery. No other remedy can
take its place in our home, as 10 it we have
a certain md sure cure for Coughs, Colds,
Whooping c. ugh, etc." 1t is idle to ex-
pertinent with other remedies, ever If they
are urged on you as just as goed as DIR.
Kings New Discovery. They are not as
good ecause this remedy has a record Of
cures, and besides is guar nte ed 1t never
fails to satisfy. Trial bottles free at the
M~nrphey-Van Petten Drug store, Browre
and M%anzanares Co.
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irish textile Exhibit.

DUBLtS, Ausust19 Tho Irish tex.
lie exhibition, promoted By Lacy
cad4gsb, &iiS ot tbo lord IisuaeaNhf
was, to-day, formally opened by lhs
DAke and fBachess Of York 10 fhe
presence Of an immense throng. The
exhibition is comple.eesan dsattractive,
including all bfpnrhss ~ Ithe textile
industry, fromhhsfaw material to the
finest woven EfabSicss Subsequently,
tho royal visitors spent an hour at the
hor cultural show. Wherever they
made their appearance, they W re
cheered 10 the echo.
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turn disturbs the digestion. Nothing will
ever completely relieve but a radical
cure. The start of so-called female com.
plants Z" may be o very slight thing indeed.
II may be that in the beginning some small
hygienic measures would stopthe trouble.
Certainly at this time, a little bit of the
right medicine would stop 1t. When the
but still 1t can be cured. Dr.. Pierce's ia.
vorite Prescription will positively cure any
trouble of this character. It may be abso.
lutcly relied upon. 1t affords lasting relief
to a woman whose natural modesty has
kept her from consulting physicians.
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The st. Louis Republic recently made ar
rangements with the cable companies,
whereby direct news, from all sections Of
the civilized world. are received. 1t now
prints more authentic foreign news than
any other paper, aud continues to keep up
its record for publishing all the home ne US.
The outlook for the year is one OF big
news events, fast succeeding each other,
AMI they will be highly Interesting &c ev-
eryone. The price OF the Republic dsily Is
Sc a 'year, or $3.50 for three months.
The TWice a. Wees Republic will remain
same-one dollar a year, by mail twice
q. week. 19-tf
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-20

Ino 0rul .'cn' contest Mt the Meth
odist church, ia, Eddy, Under The aus
pieces Of the Women's Christian Tenn
spetapHs Union, was we'll attended,
Miss Fannie Stamp was. the successful
ESontestant, she daliHsring shar reci'a-
ton, 1.-The Liquor Traffic, , 10 y man
ner that won the decision Of the judges
aaA 10 v4adat .dsuissl i~l.,ssaAi
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-20

Are you dyspeptics II you are afflicted
you coed to learn that PRICKLY ASH BIT
TERs is a prompt and radical cure for it.
1t strengthens the stomach and digestion,
regulates the liver, heals the kidneys, and
by its agreeable %cathartic effect 1t empties
and purifes the bowels. Pleasant tasting
and effective. Sold by Murphey.Van Pet
ten Drug Co. Z
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-20
Tired Women.

The cares Of o family and household are
infnitely more sxSausting than the duties
OF bread winners, hence women are more
frequently afflicted with nervous weakness,
slice plessness and diminished energy than
men. A quick remedy for the weakness
produced by domestic worry and over
work will be found in MACDoNALD's BAR
LEY ELIXIR. This remedy is especially
recommended to women because Of Its
agreeable flavor. 1t is stimulating, re-
freshlng and Strengthening, promotes
sleep, good digestion and cheerful spirits.
AS pleasant to take as the juice OF a sweet
orange. Price, 800. Sold by Marphey-
Van Petten Drug Co.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-20
Bucklea : Arnlca Sal We

THE BEST SALvE In the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores letter, Chappei Hands, Chilblains,
Corns aud all Skin Erupti5ns. aud pois-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. IT IS
money refunded. Price Is cents per box
For sale ty Murphey-Van Petten Drup
Co., and Browne & Manzanares.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-20

E. A. Fiske presented @ linby Vancc's
bond as surveyor, general of New Next
CO to Judge Laughlln at Santa Fe for
approval. 1t was approved and for
warded to Washington by express.
The bond is in the sum of $4,000 and
vas signed by Martin Lehman and
Numa Raymond, two Of the wealthlest
men in southern New Mexico.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-20
Everybody Says SO.

Cascarets Candy Catl,artic, the most won
derful medical discovery OF the age, pleas
ant aud refreshing to the taste, act gently
and positively on Kidneys, liver and bowels,
cleansing the entire system, dispel colds,
and biliousness. Please buy and try a box
Of G. G. G. to-day; 10, -, 80 cents. Sold and
guaranteed to cure ~ all druggists.