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pester. sals-RheuTss ard Eozema.

The intense itching and smarting incl
 deut to these diseases is instantly allayeG by applying Chamberlain S Eye ane Skin Ointment. Many very bad cases have eeen permanently cured by il. ' is eqrally efficient for itching piles ane fayorite remedy for sore nipples
 chapped hands, ehilblains, frost biteg and chronic sore eyeg. 9 cts. per box
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Messrs. A. C. Bates and J. H. Fisher, Paymaster and Assistant Paymaster, respectively, of the Cot- ton Belt, were in charge Of the pay ear which arrived here yesterday afternoon.
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Hast summer one of our grand children was sick with q severe bowel trouble" says Mrs. E. G.
 Gregory, of Frederickstown, Mo. "Our doctors remedy had failed, then we tried Chamberlain Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, which gave very speedy relief :" For sale by ". l.. Dewoody, Druggists.
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Handsome Carl Rouscher left for his Memphis home last night, after short visit in t,is city with friends. It was very short visit, Carl Come again, and task me"when you have longer to stay.
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Mr. Ed Williams, entertained q crowd of young folks at his residence at English, Ark, yesterday evening. Quite an enjoyable time was had by all A large crowd was in attend ance from this city, and report the entertainment to De one of the most enjoyable fetes of the season.
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Mir. Lee Morris, who has been at Galveston. Texas, recuperating, is home again, and is looking fine; the State of Texas must agree with you, Lee.
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The Little Rock Tribune. says: .'The Dickinsons Arms base ball team of this city will play the Y. NJ. C. A. team, of Pine Bluff, Il series Of games on the 2s, % and 30
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The case of Mary Johnson, colored, charged with disturbing the peace, before the police court this morning, was continued until tomorro " morning.
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Reasons why uhamberia,n's eo9e. gholers
 and DlarrAosa Remedy is the Best.

I. Because it affords instant relief in case of pain in stomach, colic and caolera morbus.
 ,. Because it is the only remedy that never fails n the most severe cases of dYsenserY and aiarraaea.
 ,. Because itis the only remedy that will cnre ehrnaie aiafgBoe
 1. Because it is the onig remedy that will prevent Bilious collie
 ). Because it $ the anlg remedy that will cure epiie3nieaf tfEes9I i3sI-.g {.
 $, Because t is the only remedy that can always be depended Hpan in cases of Cholera infantum
 | Beeaase it IS tbe most prompt and most reliable medicine in nse fer bowel eomplaints
 $. Because it produces na bad re- suits
 3 Becapse iti is pleasant and safe to take.
 i0 Because 1t has saved inc lives of more peoRle than any other medi- cine ia the world.
 The p and 90 cent sizes for sale by ". l.. Dewoody < Co, Druggis3s
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BLUFF CITY LUMBER co.

Yesterday Mrs. A. s. Richardson, sold her property at No 5lI Alabama street, to Mr. Frank P. Bridges, an engineer on the Cotton Belt.
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Mrs. NJ. A. Parse, formerly of this city but of late years living inToron- to, Canada. with her grand-daugl- ters. the Misses Shinn, will arrive here from Little Rock tomorrow morning to visit old time friends.
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You may hunt the world over and you will not find another medicine equal to Chamberlain Golic Cholera and DiarrEoea Remedy, which gave very speedy relief. y For sale by w. l.. Dewoouy, Druggists.
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You have until Saturday evening in which to assess your property without penalty being attached.
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HEALTH MEANS q perfect condition of the whole system. Pure blood is essential to perfect health. Hoods Sarsaparilla makes pure blood and thus gives health and happiness.
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The fire boys sleeping apartment has not yet been supplied with mat ting or carpet. The old and worn out mating on the floor of their sleeping room is in a disgracefnl con dition.
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Mrs. John O'CoaueIl and children, of Cripple Creek, Col, who have been here for several weeks on q visit left for Cripple Creek yesterday.
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@.ys . TxA.
The fas- a '';s:||s'' ;'=|'' } zazzzz7z .'s;;... ii ;iiii $

Mrs. J. D. Miner and Miss Lizze Smith left for Fl Dorado, yesterday, where they will visit friends for .a few weeks.
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Dr. Cady's Condition Powders, afa just what 9 horse needs when in bad condition. Tonic, blood purifier aht yermifuga. They are not food bns medicine and the best in use to put 2 horse in prime condition. Price 26 cents per package.
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Mir. Isaac Dreyfus is expected home from tue Eastern markets about the 3rd of August.
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Maj. P. N. yaugine, of sherrill,is in the city.
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MT. C. P. Thornton, osawagon step fame, K sttt 1t IiIE,it;.l tFrnlaek
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Constable wnfeld, of Riehland township, is in the city today on official business.
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MT. J. W. Adams will return home about the 2Oth Of August.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will apply 10 the county court of Jefferson county, Arkansas on Mondaythe 25th day Ot July, iS97 for an order for the creation of tic following public road: Beginning at the cor poration line of the city of Pine BlufI at the extension of Main street and running thence south upen the line dividing tie West half of section l5. township G. south range west to the lower Monticello road and connecting there at the place Of $. ?. Alexander
 !. L. JULIAN,
 E. l.. HANCOCK.
 l44w A. HOLLAND, aud others,
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Hoop's FILLS are the favnrite family cathartic and liver medicine. price 25c.
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Mr. simon Strauss is eonvalescent after q brief spell of sickness.
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PINE BLUFF DAILY GRAPHIC.
  PINE BLUFF. ARK. JULY 2 1897
 CITY ITEMS.

Capt. " s. Jeter has retuned from Hot Springs.
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Mir. J. ". Jones, Of English, is at the Triiloek.
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YOU NEED Hoods Sarsaparills ' if your blood is impure, your appe. tite gone, your health impaired. Moth. ing builds up health like HOODS,
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0AS SroRTA-.
''ss:Isi' ''s|'i 5 l,<2zZzszSl l's55... i.iiz

Mrs. John Perdue left for Palarm, Pulaski county. thus morning, where she will visit friends for short while.
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towels reduced from 25c 10 2Oc a pair.
 2Ox4O in. fringed buck towels reduced to l5c,
 22x46 in. fringed buck Towels reduced from 35c to 25e.
 Cross barred Main
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sock. s, Sc loc and I, :. N Novelty dress ss'u o;. E hams reduced I9 tdg glI ] to close. U
 sg3o 25 dloz;, boys k, pants 2 2 just receiyadd'' d'
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Esusld picket tence. Fancy pickets at greatly reduced
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Send for catalogue.

Indian steers, grass, s2.6oa3.7o with some fine
stock at s4.25; cows and heifers $2.55aS25
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; shipments, $3.50; market
sc higher; light, $S35Q345; mixed SS.zVgS.4O'
heavy, So 10G3.50. ~
barely steady; native muttons, S343S5; crls ana
bucks $2Q35O Texas sheep, s3q3.60; lambs, $500.
NEW YORK, June 29--Beeves-Receipts, 100.
Cables quote American refrigerator beef at ~
QSAc; American steers at 1141l1-c; sheep. VAC
lie. Exports, 500 cattle loo sheep ana z'2 2o
quarters of beef. Tomorrow $40 cattle and o,o4O
quarters of beef. Buttermilk calves nominal put
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, ssh; sheep steady
at s. 50Q3.75 for poor to fair; lambs active at
s55Oa6.25 for fair 70 prime. G.. E, ozo,a n
KANSAS CITY, June 9.-Cattle-Receipts
1000 market steady to strong; Texas steers ~ %
gas: Texas cows, s2a2s5; native steers 80; iog
a a9g' f nsdEs ' ssa42o; ' bulls s2a56
Hogs-Receipts. 1900; market &c to lVc high-
packers $32oa585; mixed, $325QS.io; lights. s3.15
<73.S5; Workers, s2.900320.
Sheep-Receipts 1900; market steady. Lambs,
s225Q47o.
EAST LIBERTY June 2o.-cattle run light
and market unchanged.
and ig ac'is Is 75aSs6: best medium ss7oq3 Is
common TO fair Workers., s3.65q3.7o; heavy, $500
Ssh s5eeo setive and higher choice s4a4o; com
mon s2.6o@3.25; spring lambs, s425Q5.5O. Veal
LOUISVILLE. June 2s.-cattle steady; butch
ers $2.750415; stockers and feeders, S22513.go
Hogs-Recaipts, 1290; market active; heayieS
SS.5Oel5.o5 n ~ ~ f"'''@"'o'' i4sS' T@'
sheen-Receipts 14OO; market steady; choice
sheep, 50 75a2S0: fair s2.25Q275 extra lambs. s.
M525: fair $. 25G4.5o; stock ewes and wethers,
s.. 256s.t0.
EAST BUFFALO. June 29.-Cattle dull.
Hogs-Good 10 choice pigs. sSS5 roughs, ssh
G3.25 .
Shcep-Choice to selected wethers, s4q4.2i; culls
and common sheep, S2.25G3.
CINCINNATI, June 2s.-Hogs active and high
er at sSd3.60.
Cattle active at s2.25G4.S5.
sheep strong at s2Q3.50; lambs active and
higher at S3.75G5.50
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WHEAT CROP OUTLOOK.
Promises Better than at Beginning of
the Season.

Following is the weekly crop bulletin is
sued by the Weather Bureau yesterday:
Cool weather prevailed especially dur
ing the nights, and in most localities the
rains were less frequent. In general the
weather was favorable to crops, but the
cultivation of corntields was delayed by
TOO wet ground, and weeds grew rapidly in
some fields. Corn advanced well, but it is
st1H backward; some corn in the northern
portion is just coming up, while most of
the crop in the southern portion is laid
BY Oats are in good condition and prom
tse good crop; the heads are filling well,
but the straw is short. The pea crop is the
tories are working day and night with eX-
ira forces to can the immense crop. Vege-
tables and gardens are growing nicely.
Early potatoes are being dug and late pOta-
toes are being planted. but potato bugs are
very numerous and doing damage. The
nearly done, and it progresses we'll in the
central portion, but in the northern portion
the crop ripens only slowly, and the har-
vest will commence late; in general the
wheat crop promises better than was esti-
mated at the beginning of the season. A
southern portion are nearly all in shock
and the harvest has begun in the central
and northern portions. Glover cutting and
haying continued; the crop is heavy but
the weather in most localities has not been
favorable for curing, and some hay has been
injured by the rains Great crops of rasp-
berries and blackberries are ripening. APP
pies still promise an average crop, pears
and plums less SO, and the early cherry
crop was only small. Many fields continue
full of whitetop weeds and OK daisies. An
unusual number of molds are doing much
damage in fields and gardens. Cattle are
fat on good pasturage, and in general,
hogs and sheep are in good condition.
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO. June 2s.-In cattle grassy stock was
offered freely, but there fewer sxtr ernely
common lots offered. and sales CT Matte beef
steers were at extreme range OF s.. SoG35. with
sales largely at S4 15G4.so; cows sold largely at
s.. 50G3.50 and fat heifers at sfQ4.15, with an
occasional sale at s4.25q44o. Export bulls sold
at So 25Q3.60, butchers lots at $303.25 and bo-
log las at S2.40Q2.60. This was calf day, and
there was good supply and demand, sales being
mostly at S3.50Q6.35.
In hogs prices were 5G7l1c per 100 lbs higher
with hogs selling at ss.20a3. e21z for an extreme
range. and pigs at $2.25Q3.e CO. The bulk OF the
hogs sold at s335l360. packing lots fetching S. 20
Q340. The average quality Of the offerings were
very good. Light hogs were rather scarce, and
commanded good premium.
In sheep trade was fairly active at yesterday s
range of pricess Sheep We're In demand at 81. 25GD
$50 for the poorest up to 50. 25Q375 for pretty
good 10 choice focks. Texans and Westerns
were numerous. ard sold as high as natives
Lambs were fairly active at S5.50Q5.2s largely
Receipts-catte. 2.Ooo, hogs. q coo; sheep H. Co.,
ST. LOUIS, June Notwithstanding. 1000;
shipments, 500; market steady for natives Tex
ans strong; shipping steers, As0q4.s0; bulk Of
sales, s4.65G4.S5; dressed beef and butchers
steers. $3.s0G45O bulk of sales s41504.G0; steers
under Loco lbs. s2.35Gs20 bulk Of sales. 81 $50
800; stockers and feeders, s265a415 bulk at
sales, s3.50G3.T0; cows and heifers, sL75G4.60:
bulk OF cows. s2.25Gs; bulls. sl.IoQs; Texas and
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REAL-EsTATE TRANSFERS.
Nine Transfers, with Total COnsid-
Grafton of S1S,2OO.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
office of Marion county Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p. June 29, 1887, as
furnished by Theo Stein, abstracter of titles.
corner of Market and Pennsylvania Streets In
dianapolis, Suite 229, first office floor, The
Lercke. Telephone, 1860:
Mary Butler to Julia F. Jennings, Lots 10
and II, in Bruces addition $4 25C
Frank b. Stewart to Joseph II. Clark, Lots
163 and 1854, in johnson d Hogshire's East
Washing ton-street addition .............. ], 20(
Sarah h. Yargen to Minnie v Harold,
Lot 4S, in McCaslins first addition to
keystone Park SOC
George W. Stout to Harry Miller and wife,
Lot 49, in Stouts Indiana-avenue adj
dition Observation-Disclosures. ............... 45C
Charles II. Schleicher to Peter c. Weyen-
berg, Lot 46 in Milligan's Park place
duultlon .'...-.......-. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. o,UOI
Joseph Z. Boswell to Edwin F. Shdder and
wife. Lot H. in Boswell & Flemings
GrandvieW addition .......................... 1S0(
Otto NJ. jenkins to Ivy c. Eadley, Lots 16
and IT. in Block T. Tuxedo Park, .......... 70(
Conrad G. Lohrmann to Henry Lohrmann,
the south half of Lot q in Blakes sub
division of Outot ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100C
Same to Charles 6. Lohrmann, the north
half Of Lot 2, in Blake's subdivision of
OulIot 81 LOCO
Transfers 8; consideration. $1s 2Ot
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Hard to Be a millionaire.

washington Speclal TO chicago RECORD.
A gentleman who knew Barney Barnato
well says that he came into his office one
day, threw off his coat with Impotence,
flung himself down into chair and ex-
claimed Its hard job to be million
aire. People envy my money. but they
don't know what it is to be hunted about
from morning till night, to never have a
moment to yourself, to feel that you must
go on that you can't stop. that other peo-
pie won't let you stop, and give you moth
ing to look forward to but work ana worry,
work and worry. / get letters from all
sorts of people, widows with young child
rem, orphans. who have invested all their
means in my stocks, and clergymen with
small incomes. who think ! am 10 blame
every time they wobbe a point. And other
people want me to invest their money for
them. They send me checks for all sorts or
sums and ask me to invest the proceeds
for their benefit. OF course, / feel fattered
at their confidence but ] see their motive
ard have TO send the money back to them.
/ have only been home two days, and il
seems to me like two years. The worry is
something awful-awful. wish were Just
Barney, and back at Kimberley with the
p0yS."
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AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices in Produce at the Sea-
board's Commercial MetrOnOIia

NEW YORK, June 29.-FIour-Receipts, 90 844
brls; exports 49, 942 brls; market quiet and easy,
with wheat. Minnesota patents, $4 1904. 80; win
ter patents, $4.3504.65; winter straights S. $50
4.10. Rye flour quiet Corn meal steady. Rye
steady; No. Western, SIC. Barley steady. Bar
ley malt dull.
Wheat-Receipts, 81. 29O bu; exports, 1856, 100 bu
Spot dull; options opened weak under bearish
crop talk lower cables and liquidation rallied
on big clearances and increased cash demand
West but finally eased off under realizing and
closed HQ%c net lower. No. red June closed
at 76c; September 7OlaG71sc, closed at 7Os4c
Corn-Recepts, 24S $50 blu; exports, 421, 100 bu.
Spot quiet; No. 2, 309sc. Options opened easy
inder better weather news. rallied on covering
and big clearances but eased off finally with
wheat and closed isQAc net lower. June clos I'd
Oats-Receipts, 11S,SO0 blu; exports, 90S los bu.
Spot steady; No ?, 22hc Options quiet and
&c --''
Hay steady on choice grades Shipping, SOC;
good to choice, 6o972lac. Hops dull. Hides firm.
Beef quiet. Cut meats steady picked bellies.
SJ.50G6.75; picked shoulders. S5374Q5.50; picked
hams $109.25. Lard steady Western steam,
425; refined steady. Pork steady.
Tallow quiet Cotton-seed oil steady.
Coffee opened strong and higher further ad-
vanced 10 to IL points on covering following
warehouse deliveries and steady reduction in
visible supply; reacted partially realizing,
Sales, 600 bags. including July. 6s5a6. 9Oc;
Contender, 705@7:1Cc Spot coffee-Rio dull; No.
eova nd171zc Sales, 14oO bags Malacaibo. Rio
Receipts two days. %, 600 bags; cleared for
United States $1,000 bags for Europe. 1900 bags;
from United States 40 All bags including So, 1866
bags from New York New York stock to-day,
aloat for United states 20l000 bags; total visible
for United states, 6s2 S65 bags, against 327 ga
bags last year and 5s0.505 bags in 1895.
Sugar-RaW firm and rehned firm.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, June 29.-The market is subject
to favorable weather conditions. and derives
strength from the fact that the demands for
seasonable goods are freer in all lines. This is
the great stimulant of the days trading In
Jobbers' hands it is taken advantage of by ham
ding goods suitable for clearing sales in large
quantities III all the staple lines there is little
improvement, and preparations for stock taking
are engrossing the attention of nearly all job
hers and retailers In staple cottons the market
is firm and dull. Beached goods without
feature, and brown goods, except for export use.
are dull. Wide sheetings an borh brown and
bleached lines are quiet. Coarse colored cottons
are generally faatureless. The strength Of denims
is still exception to the general run of goods,
but latter day trading in this line is less ex-
tensive than during last week $ closing days.
Print cloths quiet. The quotation on spot
extras is still 21Ac, but trading is not heavy.
Prints dull IN staple lines. In fancies the
demand is kept UP with considerable vim.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK, June 29-Butter-Receipts, 1854
lie; Elgins, 15c. Cheese-Receipts, 9,72S pack
ages; market steady; State, large, 6QSc; small,
6RM715c; part skins, 2Q6c; full skins, 2g3c.
Eggs-Receipts, 1868 packages; market steady;
State and Pennsylvania, 11q12c; Western, 100
10%c.
KANSAS CITY, June 29.-Butter steady; fancy
separator, l212c dairy, I0c. Eggs-Tne ma k
is higher. The supply has been small for over
a week, and there is little surplus. Fresh
candled Missouri and Kansas stock, cases re-
turred, 612c.
CHICAGO, June 29.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was firm; creameries,
12@141ac; dairy, 9Gl12c. Cheese quiet at 7A@SAc.
Eggs steady; fresh, S12c.
PHILADELPHIA. June 29.-Butter steady;
fancy Western creamery, 15c.s Eggs steady; fresh
nearby, lie; fresh Western, 10QlOAc. Cheese
dull and easier.
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ss :, sssl weak: demand. as74: sixty days.
LOCAL GRAIN AND pRoDucr.
oe Active In Most Lines and Prices
Still Strung In, ro.aD

still Strong I'm Tone.
IN 'he wholesale streets and Commission row
there is healthy volume of trade IN nroeress
Tor midsummer, and the results Of June business
IN most lines viii be up to expectations Prices
IN most lines rule strong. Dry goods houses re-
port prices steady and firm,>~wholesale grocers
are having good trade, and all staple articles
are very firm. Sugar has made no advance far
ssstraI days, but further advance will not be a
re ei gfise provisions are firm and moving more
1919 s5ity tlah III the early part of the month The
pLouuce men are not doing as much the weaker
p tt checking shipments in here For fat young
ildEiig good trade and prices rule firm The
en- ,j ia.het is IN strong position, and high
i ilas nor yet been affected by the advance in
ieasnsr, put III the near future it likely will be-
Inc local grain market is fairly active at
e e,eq tl;e same range Of prices. The better
slades OF corn are some higher Track bids yes
'eI Wiy on the several cereals ruled as follows:
Hh esNo red, 75c; No. red, '71a79c; No. 4
RED, S4G69c; wagon wheat, T3c.
c Sbi,o Sea white. 2sa.c No white 264c; No
Mt4ed' FAC; No. white mixed 24c; No A
white mixed. 21s4c; no. yellow. 24c; No yell
s no mixed. 24c; No. mixed, &c; ear corn,
oats-No. white. 2lc; No. white, 19c; No.
mixed. lS12c; No. mixed, 17lkc.
&C. aa6ay-No. 1 timothy, s9a95O No. Q timothy
$oQ9; prairie, $6Q6.50
Poultry and Other Produce,
prices paid by shippers.)
Poutry-1ens, 5l2c;. springs 10c; cocks. 2lhc;
young turkeys. &c; toms. SC; old hen turkeys, &c;
OLD toms, &c; ducks 64ac geese 40c for full
teathered; 30c for plucked
Eggs-71ac
l0Q17c per h.
I;eeswax-3Oc for yellow, Csc for dark
Honey-12014c per ID.
Wool-Medlum unwa she'd f5c; fine merino, un-
washed; loqlle; tub-washed, 2oQ25c; bury and
understandable. sc less.
HIDES, TALLOw, ETC.
Green-salted Hides-No. 1, 724c; No. 2, 6ac; No
calf SC; No. calf 7lzc.
Grease-White, 234c; yellow, 214c brown, 2Ac.
1alloW-No. l, 2Ac; No. 2, 2Ac.
Bones-Dry, $12Q13 per ton.
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VITAL STATISTICS JUNE 29
Deaths.

Arthur G. Heiman, twenty three years. 10 East
Michigan street tuberculosis.
Elizabeth Bender, forty-seven years, 724 South
East street, consumption.
Barbara Wick, twenty-five years, 100 Blake
street, Dyaenia.
Robert Russell, ffty-four years, 122 Rhode
Island street phthsis
Mrs. Mary Stockdale, sixty-three years, 1923
Cottage avenue, carcinoma.
Eleanore Haynes, seventeen years. lis Hadley
avenue, tuberculosis.
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Building PerSnits.

Louis L. Pfeffer remodel house, 4S7 North
California street $500.
Harry S. Wolf, cottage, Sanders street, $780,
Caroline Lovett, frame house, North New Jer-
sey street, s., coo.
Alex. Tschaegle. addition to CO Spruce street,
SeO
Patrick Dillon, addition to S14 West Michigan
street, $780,
J. l.. Hedges, porch. Senate avenue $780,
Fife NJ. Lynch. cottage, A English avenue,
$3.50.
c. A. Higenberg, brick storeroom, II and 10
North Pennsylvania, IS. 267.
Daniel G.. Williams frame house, 1924 North
Capitol avenue, $40.
Samuel Dalzell, house. SIG North Delaware
street, S240
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1t Was by Homer.

Washington Post.
Ii wasn't in the bookstall of depart
ment store: 1t was In a real bookstore. q
bookstore, moreover where you would
expect 10 find statesmen who know books.
A friend Of mine went in the other day
and asked for Pope's 'Illad." The sales
man went away TO look for il. Presently
he returned with book in his hand.
we haven't Pope's 'Iliad he said.
spologeticauv; 'but we have an Had
It's by Homer, though