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Trudo soic..

liFFa wore IN hig9 suppiy today ..ft..
al Dn0isc '''' e'"'hk
~ '"imrni m9rcs dld a Ro0g busl1..a
Nod. ''Fi''i4 lfhV-
:. sprcrl@tlon etll controls the wo0I mar
nhTblo WOODS '' "H NH'
ifhnks report slight mcroago IN no
nsnnnl Tor IONS, though mo boot aia.g.
OF security " searcf. N''""
o., u lAwhert'ea have been fl ught SUNNY
@a@ per crate ~ '-'"
tolH'ram from California ataies tn,t
pAphins houses Rv1rriily nre rlgffnt,
GOWN inc H,ahon at Ke1lhnda and HIN
!angn h.alK practically over. Not more
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nrrrEn AsD nG4..

Cbngp. hprl ia--l,uttcr u..,E cram.
~ VIZ dH'fj a4ii Cheese nm. lg55s
lbt iggf n.nfdV flesh 4 f''' 'ff*N
n. l''H Arll " Gutter fo,ysr. d,ir,,
SOD creamery lGniI4 Essa nfp t''s
kanaa cNy. Aurl fS Euiter - 90
d ,is,. h't s,e c'gt,m.ty ldgls. dairy pqt8
market nrm. anu
Now York. Aprl 10 ERfa g.aa, -.
ntilfH a3ib phrklN'f STATE and P6tnsvt
VAN q lDh; Wof, m lgh Southern bt,e2o
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rhicogo April ~. wheat was heavy to-
day eios'tg an ho decline due 10 short
selling 1ha export demand showed signs
~ waking % and thu sustained the mar
kei toward tic eu1. Other markets were
duil afd wax, chiefly through aympathv
NHh wheat, corn ard outs DECLINING l4c
each aHd provisions 7l4a2pc,
IN what further plwpnco OF 3.d at
Liverpool. IA addirlol 10 The iAd rlsc OF
'ho day before, was d.srogaried because
OF sans Of the conditions prevailing al
lrme. AgY started AZ from 67sa sellers
Town 10 Dlls, against yesterdays closing
iT'ea OF W7-saGs. and after gradually
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ninI nf IIiA Wnu uh.

colmesneil Texas. Aoril H.. d
Thomas. who was shot in the lnn' m
Rockland December % last. for wnl,a ,,x.
ford Jackson Is under bond. died 1897
Ing OF his wounds.
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sI't; Ar.

Kew Orleans. April ls--suGar-O pon
kci;le qul.i ~ G2 ii-i6; ccntrfugal stendy
Eranul9ied iGHs. whites 3 li-i6; ye.lows
2hM3is, snc nds .L05 lilo. Molasses
stoIdy centrifugal tG9.
New York, Aprl -Sugar-Raw er,sy:
far refining, i5.i6; ccntr!fng7i, % test.
3 l-16. refin.l aaslcr.
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burglary nj Chester.

Colmesnei, Texas. April lS-At on'. =,
last night Whitehead & Kirby's s'0.s ~,
burglarized and robbed OF iot s ~ n
shoes. clothing and other merchauu-
clew. ~
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CHICAGO

;, NHItdsV' AprIl l3,-Today's s,l,s 30 %,
~ az CIV ~, .ne 'n9isliy al low prces as Ina tho
sod al a 2saatg wa W2s poor Native cattle
steers up TO 5,0oa5. % Tor nh niiessid beer
ss sola a SGo92 10 and choice ~ nes yes
at a55ase ana oxen n nna ., went mostly
i.2S. There WAS bang-up ss a, 2.Soa
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Open o'cs Yesy
!aE- Call. f-losa! woe
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o. slIfpHoAnD Not CLEARnD.


Ne. receipts = cotton a, Galveston 10.
4"J, -4i' t.lesi for me season IBIS s4S.
M 'rne llsr t.--gE. 'I.sil. Gross re-
r"!'1 thls s...son, i.25i553. satne time las.
81. a-JD. 80. s.l
Io,ai ,Sport-, L25l,5n bales; same time
stoct oaay. 7olsi bales; same day last
So % f-ctors hands and ursolI. ~
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COTTON NARkET REVIEW.
Lsu6gutr apd Nsill a-s British OF
Statistics
sHoR1s APE E4PNED OF ! sogaZE
Futures Advanced 4 rev pntnts II
All Market.-spv1. YER stena!-
Flood Reperts-


| Ato-s ~ = y -
H.-Fio- i--S'-3 ar ~
-'e'',or1 esF-7-rs- --i-rie It, IL
t''-iA go t--s r2'----'.r Aa9 -=i','---- y
--'-'= 9--7ll-i2 - a-'i--- -,s so t--@
Z -f'4' market rre-= u IN tzlts a----.fs
~" 90 -Ais dzy ias, r-s- Ca-iet i-r-
lt-oa5 $500 80. -.s-,5.t,.-- ~. 5,..t z-.s
.- - ~.
1-A--tl+t r---sS',- r--'- a. go WIS o. H-
t.e 51r- trAss q S=...4r1 ..s.---iet. .s-r'
..s.t % r,,..-.,-.-. p -......t...- ss-
49, Va E--st,-- q Z ~ is-- --.'
III 9cto.'sr e15 ~. -: -ss E;.r -
-. ~ --,-,sA 49, -r-.-s . Oh.
80 49, .-=7' w. -" -25- i-
- ~. sS+ o. a-e----.- g.. -o- s1---r s-.-
.as:l-tl u.s. .,- ss -.t- 81 -.-...- g
-. -... ...y
Sev C,-5-s-.s Pane & -. -.-s
re . 49,. --
--F -2-a ~ s--;-l.. g, -'.;- 49,
AoElsr as -sr.ve5 h, .y-..s-s ......s s4.
80 N.s ~,
~ - s7E'''-7' ;-''i.-i5 ''-
a. 12-1iy ave z-y 1--e- &C., ts-- rs
on. - --.s-.
-
's El 80
f7F 4a-E= -s % --'--- 81 800
s.c -rAe- t,s- ~ al, .--..-.--. n.
C s4-+-- -1 Er1-1 -- sE
-isrt SEASONS y,- e-- .-. 49,
49,, 49,, -
~ ~ . zoe --i-
q ID s.ze. A1g-s. .--; 1z .-.-. -1---
rr4--g .s.e s,---5t- e. r.-.s
y ls.ss ss-se-35s - .a M 81.
r.s, ezs..e- es "a ~ --.-..-. MI
q. .ra- y. 81. +.-s. -.
-.
t=s;r9y=:s cone -. -.-1. - -..--. -
- -.
49, - ~' a. 80
- 80 -
- 1-
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-rs a~'-si=1 1z-'Fs-a - z-- 20 .-
e. y-e-- -e- = AMI --7s.as -s5
'
- New l'--=.-.s, Lar e. l---as --e-e.
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For indigestion

Use Horsrord's Acid Phosp" 49,
DR.. Patrick Booth, oxford, ~ ~ ,rrrs
i have frequently prescribed II n,.t ~
PIRATE cases OF indigestion. WIN b''
iSfaciinr -
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OCEAN TRtlIGrlTs.

Tho following ocean freights (.team) o.
cotton are quoted today
From Galveston Liverpool 3-l6ni3-6fo
per POUND, Huyre l5-6iUAi: continent,
$500 I'D. Ne" York i3c per 100 pounds.
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ST Inrrs

- Louis Aprl ia-cs.,,A
sti;i;Ilt7 :. 20. Stas i, fa- n.tet,1
p1 nvtiNes Teams. l1.i.- 80. - ss.s
eN'-oV, si-ess >, far 10 sat- ~
i.pprs e-7s,. A-isiu, buis ), ~
: ..l ~. c'sss = t-seS and h1ics.ss. y. y
80 ' 80. '5.r ~. .--i' q sales ls;lts -.
. d. so, stocksrs ars faaas-r Ma
paia o. safes Sft7, -. cows a.: -, -
l-9'4 9 - bulk % cows ar,35 q. II
a:i ln1-sn steers. lei. 1iss:x isu
-',.'1 % cows ans he,te7s. .oSt
hoEs-- Receipts. . %. stlnns-..
;a-,-het - loTec. Ngais, $50 .. s.y =
sheer'-R eceip;s. 400; sa;u-,s-., !.
sifof1s- na,ive nu,;Ons. s56TI5. .-s
80. 40 Texas sheep. grass and ~ \
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TnE w0oL mAnKnr,

nanegs pa!d hy Houston deaiers--
IwulNe month"; medium ....,....g elo
IiNolvo monthp, mo .,..4....,..,... 7ILlf ~
BURY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IN ~
Blk months. lac less.
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DAILY INTERIOR M0VE3trNT
Eec.inta Sh In "a -. Ia
LIVE STOCK.
HOUSTON.

+. r. Hall. live stock COMMISSION ,,.-.
chant. reports az follows:
l5eeFes-Choicc tel......
EEssss: s55 S..i,,:s 55s:. IA y
sPr,ag e Si%ess .,.,...'.''..'....... q 81.
she4,..'it r, 2.I 81.
Choice mastted hogs..,.,'''''''' '''' y a..
'4DSs ....,.......... "a IN az
Market on all classes Of STOCK sas -;
Ward , pIer tone This week ana an up
quo,acons; Calves ana cornfed hogs verv
s -, ana ~ strong demand. Market
u present bare Of hogs and calves.
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GALVESTON
NEW ORLEANS

Reported for The poa, an.
dhu~lays and sundays, is III. iisgr, except
mission merchants. ave STOCK com
GOOD fat fed beeyes 49,,
GOOD fat grass beeves' 33,2s
common 10 fair heeyes S-aR 35i
Good fat cows.. dalr "a
Common TO fair Cows gag ga
Good fat yearlugs o., odda4 2H
common TO fair ycarlings. ~ 10 %
Calves ................... ~ y . 80
Good cora fed hogs ''' ~ y IL %
Common 10 fair hogs gag 4
c,,uo Receipts. Sales. a, 49,,
Ssip '''': ''''.s....,.. 10 10 ~ Hb ~.
calves and yfarlngs .i0l ~ z
iioIs ...-.'',.,......... ~ ~
sheep '''.''............T}i 40
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r YORK trrl -.-Nre7 - k.~r---s
a." e1scr.. no. s-.3, -.ve; 80. ~
go Az- sflrl-- - -' r.5Ji!.
~ sr-r =
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was quiet and steady 4: an advance Of /
10 points. Opening cables were better
t'an Cooked for. Early in the session thcrs
was lme buying for continental and Lty.
orncol account. hut speculat on A. A ruln
was inactive. The local contingent con.
hnei operations TO evening 10 ch-r own
accounts In anticipation OF Good i'riI,,
and the following Saturday The ,.losS
Was steady at unchanged to point i'd
vance, ~
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HAVRE hrARKEr

Ii1rrc April 70 Spots were quiet but
steady oHd ~ ighc-, futures steady and
70 hi,'hrr Close
Fr4iuHirr ....-.- ......................L. So
Tres ord na.fe Observation-Disclosures. ~
I+as ......t Observation-Disclosures. a.
April ..-.-.,-..... Observation-Disclosures. 49,
Nay ....-.- ....... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. a.,
Ja1e. JIly Au,ast and september... aSas
October ..,...-....... .......,.,..,....... 80
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GALVESTON sFaoTs
-. sr1res.t- SO: -a.rLe; aas lnic;
.rs sI.s1F .s.lcat.7-s
-. ,.r.,. S-S'-i 5..' asttas -
tru7r a-g-t-t - e-irg FAR .
-.qv lint Dt - -
NV ORLEANS SPOTS
-r,s Nv O. esas saot market was
vs-7 s1ea-r =. .-- -zrE g. quotations,
re- --r l.-r 11.-r .. ~
--f.s-, s-s-ts 4r,3 z dla. rs
s-lli t-1H.i--v i-.t 1li~a. - 80 1913
-.qv Eac1n. .--+t - g ----..-... aysV
new YORK SPOTS.
re ,csv TEX $40: market was ou!c:
ar1 L-s~@ @@ctzto-s;
-i.as .-o..l-- --- 60. z-ae.s:. ~
4.ie n.,o-..a. s4-.ns ;h.i-.- '-le
Eiaa-as 7--t -t''". .-.-.--. 80
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"lrt.aE y 70 o = ;, a-ci,r.sa tack ~
80 y - y. lir- - fra1Ty N.o-T <~ailt-r .
"~@ - - Ins Cr-yrfT :. los toll. .-s-ss
y. 81 ne,s1'i.s was e-1Ef'sA-t.ie- as1 ais
fLl; - ZEN -ns-g 5at tne .r-Al ss-les
21@if b stls-. ivy 4AyF ar s.,,tr-e-s- - vs.
W. fe r~;snr' t--r.- New : orb 5,la. -
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= -. ap~s- s-sa1T a. S--sFf--ia
49, - ai.- afLi -. r. t.-fzE
go; nac su-rt .-1u-- - az lts
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49, -if ;i-----sat,.s nSs---e ssi,lr-
80 ..s-- ~
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ftt-ls v,t'-s bserr t11 lcue- -
,st Nay 5sarE ~zs Al,.,ut ~ lcTC:.
A- Is a-ra -;s sir ltws.
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rh"f rcr1 - ~ r. So ring-s 9 ~. h-11
49, - s1a,'.ls v@-t IS ;a-iopx
ssai-He sgesas. gags. "a -
s So : @ 49,. -~,
E--st. r
1870. r-'- Ia ~. : = ~ -.
H~s=5-,1l IT.
'riy-r sae-5-i----s. 90
l''-s ;.pr-s e t-sr-tE .t1s a.
f 2--s's- at f,cs-5t -9fe 49,
-- -'-- s41s-i---i 4--t- Sr7s <
-'f ss--ed sacss s@-z- e.cx-z r2.G
7 .4ts-- t-3s-s--l.rEt. "a. az
'--s--- ~ i1zt 81 rrg-1ls-@- f'1
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,p,TISH TROOPS TAKE POSSESSION
OF BEDMANIA PASS.
r.,hc.men Under Hahda Mui'ad
,.Ie n strong Resistance but
,,er sharp Fighting Are Forced
IN give Up Their Position-brftish
xov Hold Heights Commanding
che Pnss-The Troops Continue to
Advance.

simla. Sept. -. - The expected at
- nv Cen. ElleS with the briCades
from camp Hawagai. on Bedmania
mass, held by the Hadda Mullah, with
large force of Mohmards and shin
wards. took place yesterday. The
tribesmen made strong resistance,
hut after sharp fighting they were
finally driven out of every position.
The British now hold the heights com
handing the pass ana Bemunia vii
Iocc on the other hand.
The mountain guns first bombaricd
tbe enemy, whose positions were then
stormcd in capital style by the Twenti-
eth Punjab infantry, supported by n
Mazm detachment. 1t is Il significant
fact that the Twentieth Punjab is
rarity composed Of Afridis. The
British continue to advance.
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sPANIARDS STIRRED Up.
The Attitude of the United states
Causes a Sensation.

Paris. Sept. IA dispatch To the
Temps from Madrid says: The atti-
tude of the United States has caused Il
great sensation in Madrid because
opinion has been lured on by the
optimiSt communication Of the Span
ish minister at Washington upon the
character and duration of the correct
attitude of the government: and that.
TOO. despite several warnings from Mr..
Olney and Mr.. Cleveland's message.
The official bulletin of Capt. Gen.
Weylcr have received too much con-
fidencc when the United States gov
eminent was every month receiving
from it's consuls ana special ENJOYS
totally different news. The general
impression at San Sebastian and Mad
rid is that the Spanish government
will try To drag negotiations along, TN
less it rejects purely and simply the
good offices Of the United Sta-es on
the ground Of public opinion and upon
The further ground that the oppoSi-
ton wouid not permit it to tolerate
foreign intervention even though am-
iCable. 81
London. Sept 24.-The Madrid cor
respondent of the Times SAYS: The
government organs roundly deny that
Minister Woodford has mentioned an
ultimatum. but the public mind is not
altogether relieved thereby. The pol
fey of the government in denying and
supprcSsing news and directly deny
ing the truth of almost everything in
any way uppalatable must always
tend TO increase public uneasiness.
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SI0O To Any Man.
WILL PAY 500 FOR ANY CASE
OF Weakness in Men They Treat and
Fail To Cure.

An Omaha Company places for the first
time before the public a MAGICAL TREAT
MENT for the cure of Lost Vitality, Nervous
and Sexual Weakness, and Restoration of
Life Force in old and young men. No
WORKOUT French remedy; contains no
PHOSPHORUS or other harmful drugs. 1t is
a WONDERFUL TREATMENT-magical in it's
effects-poSitive in its cure. All readers,
who are suffering from a weakne that
blights Their life, causing that mental end
physical suffering peculiar to Lot Man
hood, should write to the SIATEMEDlCAL
COMPANY, Omaha, Neb., and they will
send you absolutely FREE, a valuable
paper on these diseases. ard positive proofs
of their truly MAGICAL TREATMENT. 1Eors-
ands of men, who nave lost ell hopc OF a
cure, are BEING restored by them 10 a per-
feet condition.
This MAGICAL TREATMENT ray DO taken
at home under their direction, or they will
pay railroad fare and hotel blls to all who
prefer to 60 there for treatment, il they
fail to cure. They are perfectly reliable;
have no Tree Prescriptions, Free Cure,
Free Sample, or G.. o. ID. fake. They have
S2oO,OoO capital, and guarantee to cure
every case they treat or refund every dollar;
or their charges may be deposited in a
bank 10 be paid to them when a cure is
effected. Write them today.
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TIE MARKETS.
Latest Quotations From Grain and
Live stock Centers.

Live stock Centers.
Chicago. Sept "a. - Wheat - No.
red, 94M95c: No. 3 red, 90694c; No.
spring. % lie: No. 3 spring. SSd91c:
No. . hard wiuter. 91M92c: No. 3 hard
winter. SG0iS9c. COrn-NO. =. 20 34c;
No. ,. 29c. Oats-No. =, 2OQ2O 1-4c;
No ;. 1918 1-2c.
Chicago. Sept "A. Hogs Light.
S4c14. 40: mixed. S3.S5d435: heavy.
So. 156i4. 80: rough. S3.I5M3S5. Cattle
-Beeyes. $3.9jGi5.60: cows and heif-
ers. S2M4.50; Texas steers, $2.3Oa4.2 20;
stockers and feeders. $4,000 AS.
Sheep-Natives. S2.60G4.25: Westerns,
S3m39O; lambs, $3.5Od5.I5.
Milwaukee. Sept. "a. - Flour lower.
Wheat steady: No. l Northern, 94c;
No. . spring. 9Oc; December. ~ lie.
Corn firm: No. 3, 29c. Oats higher;
No. white, 30 1-4M23 Lie. Rye Is
steady: No. 1,47 Lee. Barley steady;
No. .. 43c; sample. 33@42c. Prov!s-
ions steady: pork. $3.50: lard. S4.6O.
Minneapolis, Sept. 2f-Cash Wheat
September opened ut 81 l-1c and
closed ut SOC: December opened at
50 Pc and closed nj 80 l-Sc: May
opened ut soc and closed mt S9c. On
track-No. I hard. 81 3-Sc: Ne. North
ern, 90 3-Sc: No. Northern, 81 '-Sc.
Sioux City, Iowa. Sept. "a. - logs
S.. 75M3.SO Cattic-Canners. 81; he!f-
ers. S,.IOd3.50: bulls. S3M3.5O; year
lings. So. TJM4. 20; calves. $40; stock
ers. $500: feeders. S4G425.
South ct. Paul, Sept. "A. - Hogs -
$4,000. Cattle - Bulls. S2.6oM2.Io;
hcifats. $2.9OM3: stockers. s8.5On4.5O;
cows, 81. 15M225; calves, $iIo: steers,
81.
St Paul. Sept. ~. - Wheat - NO. l
Northern, 30 1-2M92c; No. : Northern,
S6 l-2d9Oc. These prices are for new
wheat. Old sells at about safe more.
Corn-No. 3 yellow, 29d20 lie; No. 3,
oIM28 Lee. Oats-No. white, 2l0
| Fl 3-4c; No. 3. 10 1-2@2O lie. Barley
and Rye-Sample barley. 25@2'c: No.
| 2 rye, 4O05Oc; No. 3 rye, 41q4Sc Seeds
No. 1 Hax. 81 .O2Q1 90; timothy, Sis
Gl.5O; clover. $3.6oq4.5o.
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Patents issued.

List Of patents issued last week to
Northwestern inventors:
Samuel A. Alling. Homer. Mimi. net
holder; Virgil X. Cunning. Mankato.
Mimi, lock; Edwin Fabian. ST. Paul.
Mimi, molding device; Erick Hall
strom. Montevideo, Mimi. tension de-
vice for Irvine binders; Oliver Hull.
back. st. Paul, Mimi. molasses pitch
er; Samuel NJ. Jencks. Madison, $. D.,
hay rack and loader: Nelson LikiI.s,
Minneapolis, MIMI. acetylene gas gen
orator: Thomas +. M.ther Minnewau-
kon. y. d., liquid measuring machine;
Edwin III. McIIenry. ST. Paul, Mimi,
dynamometer; Wallace G. Miller,
Bruce. S. d.. book holder: Charles $.
Ovenshire, Minneapolis, Mimi, door
clasp; Harvey G. Reed. Minneapolis,
Mimi. trolley guard; Edward III. Tur-
ner, Minneapolis, Mimi, game appara-
tuS.
Il. ID. Merwin, Patent Lawyer. 90
Pioneer Press Building. ST. Paul, Mimi.
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An ApsUnIcnt.

"Thc two best men ] ever knew"
began the racOnteur.
Excuse me-" interrupted the precise
man, but you ought not 10 say that
Il hadn't got quite started yet How
did you know what ! was going 10
say"
Il was referring 10 your T. lglish
Best is superlative, you know. There
can't be more than one best"
''Humph! That shows how much
you have read"
There is nothing TO prove the con-
trary."
Yes there is. Take any newspaper
and read the bicycle advertisements. ,
Washington Star.
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How's This!

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. j. CHENEY q CO, Toledo o.
We, the undersigned. have known +.
]. Cheney for the last is years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by their firm.
West 81 Truax. Wholesale Druggists.
Toledo, o.; Walding, Kinnan a. Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces OF the system. Testimo-
malls sent free. Price 75c per bottle. Sold
by all druggists.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-30
MOROCCO MUST SETTLE.
Squadron of War Vessels Will BE
Sent There.

Tangier. Morocco. Sept. "a. 49, The
United States cruiser San Francisco.
flagship Of the European squadron,
which arrived here last Tuesday to in-
yeStigate and obtain redress If neces-
sary for the reported tiogging of
American citizens mt Mogador, and
support the promised settlement Of
former claims OF the United States
against Morocco. has left this port. IL
Is stated here that If the claims of the
United States are not settled within Il
reasonable time squadron OF United
States war vessels will he sent TO
Morocco. The sultan of Morocco has
sent an army corps to punish the
I,itinians for their several recent acts
of piracy.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-30
VATICAN AGITATED.
Pope InstrHcts Spanish Clergy tn
Oppose Carlism.

Rome. Sept. 24.-The uncompromis-
Ing attitude toward the Spanish gov
eminent of the bishop of Majorica.
who communicated the Spanish
minister of finance. Senior Revertar.
for seizing the treasury Of church in
his diocese. and the evident approval
which the bishops action is meeting
with upon the part of his Spanish con-
frercs has alarmed the authorities at
The Vatican and the pope has again
Instructed the papal nunciO at Madrid
10 insist upon the clergy opposing
Sarlism and to urge the clergy to
earnestly support the present Spanish
ministry and present Spanish dynasty.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-30
Emphatic Agreement.

what! What"
The irate old man shrickcd with in.
dignatiOn-
"You want to steal my child from
me, TO rob me of my daughter? Why,
sir"
His rage got the upper hand Of him,
and he gaSped some more
Rascal is no name for You"
The young man was perfectly calm
You bet it isn't" he said. slowly;
"and if anyone says otherwise there's
Liable to be trouble
In the face of such sublime gall
what could the old man dO?-Puck.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-30
A WOMAN'S SUFFERING.
The Story of Life That Should
Have Been Filled with Bright
ness and Joy, MARRIED by Sick
ness.
The Indians Secret.
How Mrs. Hannah Faulwell of Patterson,
Iowa, Learns From the Indian Squaw
How to Get Health.

Mrs. Hannah Faulwell, of Patterson, Iowa,
writes the Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co., as
follows :-"I wish to give my testimony in
behalf of your Kickapoo Indian Prairie Plant.
was in terrible condition, having suffered
for years with female troubles. l began to
improve, however, as soon as l took your
medicine. / am still using it and am nearly
well, although mine was a very aggravated
case. | have no doubt but by continuing a
short time longer will experience complete
cure. Mrs. HANNAH FAULwELL."
This same KiCkanoo Indian Prairin Plant is
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-30
KING OF BENIN SENTENCED.
condemned to Transportation to q
Slave settlement.

Lagos, West Coast OF Africa, Sept.
A.-Drunami. the king of Benin, who
mas been on trial at Bencili since Aug.
with "a number of his leading chiefs,
charged with being concerned with
the massacre of the unarmed eXpedi-
non under British Consul Phillips,
mas been condemned TO be transported
10 'alabar. a slave settlement OF
british West Africa. Three of the
KINGS chiefs were variOusly SEN
fenced. Two Of them were shot and
uelr bodies displayed hanging i'm the
streets for twenty-four hours. The
,hlrd of these chiefs escaped similar
ia'e by committing suicide.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-30

Professor lin class of English litera-
ture)-What is the meaning of the
ShakeSpearean phrase. GO to-?
Bright Boston Girl-Oh, that is only
the SiXteenth-century' expression Of
the modern Come ff."-Chautauqua
Assembly Herald.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-30
Read the Advertisements.

You will enjoy this publication much
better If you will get into the habit Of
reading the advertisements; they will
afford most interesting study and
will put you in the way Of getting
some excellent bargains. Our adver-
tiseTs are reliable: they send what they
advertise.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-30
Four Mend blown 10 Pieces.

- London. Sept. pa dispatch from
bucharest says that while a battery OF
artillery was passing through the
Town Of Pilesti. Roumania, sixty five
nies north Of Bucharest, an ammu-
.nloh wagon exploded. Four men
"ere blown to pieces ard eleven in
Sared So seriously that they have since
s'eo. Eight horses were killed.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-30
We All Wonder.

Little Clarence (after thinking deep
ly)-Ia?
Mr.. Callipers (wearilyi-Wen, my
son:
Little Clarence-Pa, why is il that
two headed girls are so scarce when
two faced men are so cOmmoDt?-
Harper's Bazaar.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-30
What Whinpton's hoy Said.

did you hear what Whimpton's lit
tie boy said wnen they showed him
the twinsf"
mo; what was itT'
"He said: There. Mammals been
getting bargains again! Golfers
Weekly.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-30
Signs of Identification.

Jacques is at the morgue looking for
a lost friend.
''Is there any sign 10y which you
could identify him.
"Yes-he was deaf."-Le Monde
ComiQue.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-30
Great Was the Fall.

He hobbled along on crutch. his
left arm was in sling. his right eyee
In mourning and his face was freScoed
with court plaster.
''Ah"' said friend, bicycle
Init! Hammock. N. Y. World.