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WIRE AM -NAlIS.

| Earhod wire quotations are for carload
| lets fob, Horstou Nails are quoted IN
snall lots.
BAttBfp Wli,E-Gldlen. gal. $3.50 per
100 lbs painted wire $2C5, Waukegan &c
higher than Gi.ddcl.
WIRE NAll state S2.l5 per keg: al.
Narees. LODI. I'D and l6d, Sc. Sd and "a, 100 /;
d and "a. Zoe; III and "a. cos 81, i5c; "a,
Toe, ' ' '
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London March . Conso!s for money
~ 1916, tor n account ~; Mexican or
binary 9lh Mexican Central new fours
~. llar silver as 3-Sd per ounce; inonuy IL,ii
II. per cent; rate or discount ia fhe oven
market for short and three months blls
l3.Nl Us per cent.
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Now York, March s--Whcai- Receipts
"; Nn. oNuorts 1905. spot qrNe active, No.
hard S>'g; options closed i.u9c net high
or March S7-S; May SIN. II DIES firm.
l.rW hsr strong Wool quiet Pig ron du4l
and easy ,Copp'r nrm. Tin steady, plates
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DtTTEW AND EGGS.

Chicaro. March 2-Cheese firm, 9isqrlOu
EGgs weak: Trash u. Butter nrln; cream
cry ioglS. dairy s6l6.
st, l.outs, March 2-Buttor unchanged
Eggs lower, 10.
Kansas CITY, March 2-Butter quiet,
creamery l6Vl7.
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prices are those ruling in the Houston
" holesaie markets;
gross Frazier, In tin boxes. sec per gross,
| IfolIcn sV16pc per dozen DO. ee. casio,
| OIL. e2I-165c. Axelile. 10 tin. PEI dozen.
| AkiMuNITIoN--rowsi per key. sLco;
| blasting powder. si.55 per keg, Agents
price; drop shot, per sack. si.2e; buck sL9s.
| BACcN-Short clear boxed. 5is0y IN
sacks. Sc less: breakfast. iH9Sc. ,iry salt,
| sG5hc. New York salt bellies, aNu5 Inc,
| Western salt bellies. use. smoked bellies.
HAtaGrNG AND TIEs-carload lots. 8.
o. b. Houston or Galveston. Baggine, 2 10.
C; q. u. 6itc: ~ ID, (. Ties, Arrow. Nc'
Delta, SIC In small lots. from store. uas-
ging tsc per yard higher. ties. &c per ban
Il bR Sld rowDER-Apey. / 10, so,
DOZEN %, H. i. y 81 X ei , si ls d Pss
H. SCI K t ger e a %. cans 500 psr lc5S9
Prices le OF. $500 per DOZEN ho!at i 3
OF, $50; Bon Bon. % OF, Sic, 10 o. V'e'
CANNED TRuIT-rer dozen; stray
hersFes, HcrSlp; ptnsarp,eS. s ,st az ~,
onds. .h1a5c pears. standard. pcg NY,
Clipper Bartlett pears. 70. s,S,l IN w =
u. N@4les' peaches stAnisra, ~ -
slyi: seconds, 10, SaiFpc; Z 70 s'9n 10y ~,
sl2sal4c. IN pie beaches, 7@4Ie; 10 pc
reaches s5Hs9c. hlarkberries. tse'N- 10
s' 2. &, ,a,gp!see '5lsss,SSxrD rp1,rrs-
STANDARD goods. q. 10 cans; Peaches N.p
ri % per dozen apricots, tlS59a- o. peas.
sl@si 20; se,', ,plnfns N.s4ss q, sIes6n
grapes. si.3sni.i5: white cherries. s2.5).i20d:
black cherries. s. 1jd 23j.
cANDi-plain stick, 5NNa'3c. wrapped,
CANNED vIE3;GiEf:ArA.tbf rs MarrcNfa fat
peas. epasic9. Lima beans, Sce Sl.oS'
string hans 6I7oo; corn. eocg q tonla-
toes. ID. 6.i*fIf-c. seconds. ~ 10, eVA
rt.l Id IA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-03
COTTON MARKET REVIEW.
Liverpool's Decline Started Another
Break at New York.
SPOT PRICES SOMEWHAT WEAKER.
4 Loss of Onc-Sixtccnth Cent at New
York-Futurcs Ten to Twelve
Points on.
Office of The Post.


that the merits OF the situation count for
very little unless Liverpool backs up the
staple. The foreign market sent over an
other decline today. and New York pro-
coeded to tumble in response and even
added on a further loss m order TO en-
plusize it's belief in Liverpools superior
Judgment Realizing by longs helped the
decline. aud the day closed with loss
of 10 10 II points. New orleans observed
the Mardi Grals holiday. and reported
practically no transactions on the curb.
Early in the day May traded at 6.97. but
by lC.22 1t was offered at 69i.
Sondheim OF New York wired CarGill &
Richardson that he had u favorable opn-
ion of the market in the long run, and
was inclined to think well of the prospect.
lie does not look for much change either
way for the present, but believes that
heavy receipts may affect the market
some. other operators in New York con-
tend that cotton Is high enough at present
prices, while some claim that the weather
viii be the guiding factor from this time
on.
Foster the weather prophet, saws there
will be so little rain during March that 4
drouth will be feared by farmers. and
~,nninr of tho season if the rrrd,c,,ou
nrovos ,r,a Win h. us,J hv tho bDl,s for
all 1t is worth.
M@iE Hduefs say the ne" crop IN '"'
the thing TO consider, however but that
tha question as to ,vhather ,hera Will Nc -,
va, ''>' ~ " "
sNihcient supply of cotton between now
and October | must first he determined.
'"'"e VN N'V "u4s NeN'iIN '''''o wan NV
he enough of the staple in America on
September ITO III n dozen mattresses and
a., III. $50, ,,t,a g. sI,or. o,, ,,,,,,,., ao
'H|' 'nV man VINO Is Suoit "' august ~
livcri'S Will be the saddest mortal or the
'@''..'i'S are ol.en prophes''u' nul no,
s'''' one N n''s y-'rs' ''nD 'liH' ,liD pui'
"''o P,''S up ms i',',s','9 Oh l'fh,'e oul-
=. -''"'N nave MS "'''' eA"'''''eH ny
r, ,"NS
N's ,''.li N.Y. ooS9IN.i i,,'el'no-
""' '''''ie 'o sto' o''''o" =.
Ne" YORK spots We're Lice lower. and
Memphis and Savannah closed unchanged.
New York futures o,,.r.l o,s,. viii, ~.
-, ''' ''9H We" T. -"
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hplIFS- hen DAYS and BALDWIN, Si.75
M@2J per barrel JouoNhlus. $2.50fg Il.
QL5o.
KANANAS--por bunch, packed for ship
mcut, 81 s5al,.n, loose lunches. 75cN$l nl
per 1870
Lemons Mossina nnd Palermo choice
| 81. 5O5i2 ~. fancy $S,oou25n,
NUTS Bra2N % ncr IN. iilherts, Sicily
lie: Marbles l2i.c. w0inuts lluiSc, peanuts
5u5tsc almonds Tarngona le0l3c per h.
in sacks. ucclns 1iefNiac.
ORANGES california pave,s Sl25d3 30:
| alfornla seedlings s. 25i25D per box
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-03
OCEAN FREIGHTS.

The following ocean ire's" h,
cotton are quoted today rrcol s.iid.tM.
From Galveston: imtMs, vEd coutntss.
hls sr P9Vs"di New York. iSc per !"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-03
SUGAR.

New York, March 2.-Sugar- dun
ana nosInnal refined qiuet, barely steady
New York. March 2.-Eggs- Receipts
esb6 packages. dull; Western l3Is; South
orn ltsQl5.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-03
KANSAS CITY

In an lisa, CEy, March 2.-ca,t,s- ~.
NJ, ~ siilpnela;s 100. strong a., ssn .:s
. S ~. steers 2.7o03,75; Texas ~ s,. EtIs
- ~, naive steers 3.5sG5. 20: rs s,n ia
S 7f1, hc ~ l;S5qS;sQ; stocksrs al 81
20 ' oo6 TX ~ nulls 2:l5a3,3o. HsssHJpssi,l
800 Snipments 700; opened s, ,sornsss W.
MSak' puIk of sales 3.Ni3.s;. 49, a,se
TI' sn,2 packers S.Sas.5o mixed j,' ss,S "
~ ~ ' ~ S'S9NS9o; workers s.iS; b. ' ~, Y
l,oo 20, loa ilsneeebpi pbst 400 ,Aps.s,
tens 2.15q3.90. ''s'stSi ~.
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HOUSTON PRICE CURRENT.

These quotations are revised daily ana
their correctness can be relied upon. The
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-03

.'I'tI MI SuppIIcd With cattle. calves and
hoss overstocked with sheep.
CHICAGO.
Chgcago March 2.-There was only
moderate demand for cattle, prices show
lhs 30 Improvement. despite the meager
Supply of led cattle on the market. Most
o, the cattle sold al 3,o0l;4 30, and sales
ahoVe 500 were scarce Western fed
sterrs We're rather numerous and sold al
S,tSpf.d5, There was a good trade In
s,oeksrs ana feeders at 3.3Su42o. Calves
Offerings of hogs were quite moderate.
bu, the feelsng was weaker and sales were
,,aiieiy AZ decline OF 2iac. Common TO
osst brought S.SS93.75, and sales were
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-03
VESSELS SAILED rOp oA,vr,,,

-1SA%iSD p-tlbEiJ TUE NALVFIhH
rs Bede. Hamburg. January 4
SIS Comal, New York, Feb. IL
So Daniel. Cardiff, Jan. n
IS Explorer. Liverpool Jan. a.
SIS Feronia. Dartmouth, Jan. u
IS Gena, Las Palmas, Feb. Il
SIS Hsrdwlck Hall. Cardiff. Feh M
S. Launcelot. Barry. Feb. Is
IS Nab, Barry, Jan. y.
ss Marito. Havre, December y,
ss Nadura, Cardiff. Dec. u
IS Phoeba. Cardiff. Jan.
SIS Salopia. Manchester, Jan. 4
SIS Toloea. Rio de Jaiie.ro. Jan. a
So Treasury. Liverpool Feb. u.
IS Nect!s. Cardiff. Jan. z
Ss Wennington Hail. St. vincsat Nj
IS White Cross. Malta. Jan il
SIS Wilderspool. Liverpool, Jan. 4
Sch Iaroldine. Baltimore. Jan. d
Sch Viola Reppard. Boston, Jan 4
Sch Daisy Farlin, Newport News gtAl
Sch Il. j. Berwin. Baltimore, Feai
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strong. ''aS.W. II. n,...

strong. s'''v. The ns..
70 AZ OF the days ,.oo,.. sss.
choice. Mssicsaaussf at. At IS.vass ssG ss N "
Weste .yn an. and as high a. q ~ = sS,s
brought 4.WI4. ;g u up TO Ais; Ss KY
oe5lg largely at IsS,s " sa9s.T IN,
5000. s''e zSfl hog, xm !.
G. , ST. LOUIS.
81 81 Louis Mara sr.,,,
' a,s shipments 800, strong. ss y
. steers S.ooa5. IS; fair to cso,s ,a s. ava
p'ns steers 4,osa5.oa: bulk -, :, naive .. ~
30 "a dressed beef and butshs :, "a. SAG IN
i 40" Dunk Of sales ssa., q. ~ ssee''
J iV y pounds 3.5oa4.lo ts,,s :, ,'eets va
SAL SAL. COWS va, ana heifers ss; !, a. Mss M
teHas and Indian grass COWS lEs,S
ied S.2oai.0o: cows arS 5' SEED, s.ees 2.ES;S
lioss - Receipts asS N ae'ien 2Is,S
sSe ~, on best SC lower s nn n.s NJ
ST. SbnaS O. oo' mixed S.ssqs.S5 h,o vne;s; y
nileep = Receipts 3y0. hhtevy ANGIE
fh, ,sy native muttons a WY ,asenis N
bucks l.75a3.25; lamb,' 'y'a - =, cub III
sheep' grass and fed. ssoasSg Ian
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-03

New York. March 2-IGquidation was
the order Of the day on the cation ex-
charge advlces from everywhere md.
ea'ns the same disposition TO realize ON
future deliveries. The tendency was cas-
''F am prices in the main were .atiuA-
,nced by tho continued reaction and ton
urhcy, or the Liverpool market. The iw.
erpo2I tab!es were lower. being affec,ed
1S the uncertainty OF European nolitic.
lheru was general pressure 10 sslt -,
me M, & open;.S whyh lei to an easy market
below last nights closing o,Iot,s o,,s
hiouses With Liverpool Connection were
ny ns"Ny sellers and there was al absence
OF local support and very little o,,tsii',
demand. Weaker advices from the Sonth'
ern spo' markets also had a tendo1cv 90
dyprt'sS prices. The close was SO, 40 10
Y MN nr.ees showing ne; decline Of Ssu 70
New York March Hubbard Bros \
sos cotton letter says; Although ths
forcSn demand for consumption oont,rus.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-02-14
ANNUL THE LEASE.
(The statesville Mascot

In 1871
$400O0 of the stock the North
0oro to Charlotte via Raleigh and Greensboro
RAILROAD Company annual
value OF livestock This lease In
1880 the
Southern is the
Richmond Danvie of
$2S000
criticized severely at the
consideration In his special
hibs letter form President Hoffman,
of 10 says he
present Legislature
to allow and the State
nu Such are briefly the facts
ing the lease with all his might while
banner If this worth
the lease then in all conscience the
that another corporation equally able
$4,000 than the the
market
this advanced bid beed This
ofas
men who foundpo
1t is the States
unfmpad
that years
The farmers and producing classes
products
rental
$4,000
Republican only question
year
lAnnul The lease
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-02-14
THE NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
cThe Morganton Herald.)

The State controlling share Of stock in this
1871 leased Richmond Danvfle Railroad
years
Railway succeeded rights
time this and the wisdom Of severely
of
s50ooOo0
expected
vary in
t yielding desire having the
taxation being by the
nude claimed
making
SouGhern Railway This n January,
far this transaction entered into with undue haste to
would inevitably prevent all other bidding Southern
:
virtually parties making
eisedae accordingly.
of having declared Illegal null and void the
into between the North Carolina Railroad and the Southern Rail
y way on o 1896.
fight
fore appointed o ON
which
has employed the best legal uphold
rights and Che smoke of the legal battle
obcuad before
when the engagement ended and North
State will not be numbered with the sain.'
We clearly of the opinion that the
the the
pending b t. declare legislation
ground OF s being Reputation of We understand the
proposed c # simply
the power Of the directors minded
We appeal Democrats the Ten as we link r nave right
people and let no fear or favor Of rich corporation
stand bet v Them and their duty their State
While we I've we will cherish, and defend her"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-02-14
WHAT LEADING EDLTOkS
SAY OF THE 99=YEAR LEASE
THE LEASE OF THE NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD
(Webstear's yyeekly.)

The
Railway Company The battle is furouy Raleigh sides
sdcn the bill drawn this and future the State
Gov Rulrs be
Lane charges ha no opportunity was gwen the corporation he represents to bid
the North Carolina Railroad lease and
board AIRLINE is willing $4,000
yearl is o give.
If Mr. Iofmans statement
Tor the State ana TOR the greater reason that had che appearance Of being
transaction the people press
practically unanimous
possible
o but
he strongly did the through
that the States interests have been most WTey neglected The
ought to have this valuable
would going
TO be leased ought have been fully advertised
before it expired In private business
force trade with B. B smell the
years postery
generation
their fathers owe those who
'shoud be sacrificed if there $ remedy in law
had
of the great Southern but
$4,000 road worth year to the
seatoard Airline is worth than Southern
backbone
million in
Southern will
nednot because hates the sbari Airline
of a
like the New lines of railroad
the Southern
should build DnvI Winston Laksve Wal
nut Cove when the two places already Connected by rail- owned and operated
by Southern the distance being practically the both hnes
The sboad Airline and that the Southern
enough give the children of the State four months school term The
Justice highest bidder
whether much the people win
of reflection
roads D list their property for taxation ana ne succeeded DONG So but ""
the Gov Cars good intentions
vndicated $4,000
numbers would be $11os0O00
We the friend
the the protected
TO the pockets the people
neither good business good politics
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-02-14
THE NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
columbus News


to a
dictate 90 i
of the old being irregular and mbunesk That the
declared by the Legislature the 100000
This railroad the the North Carolina with
Individuals
to o.
declare the 90 invalid put writing the conditions under
the
twill
ponsb i its
with which meeting
equally faithful i conspicuous
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-02-14
WHAT EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN
STITUTIONS HAVE DONE.
Messenger of Hope.)

Who can estimate the benefits which
the church in North Carolina has de-
rived from the few institutions through
which she has given expression to the
life she has, and the love she bears for
human beings? May we not mention
st. Mary's School, Raleigh, which.
though a private enterprise, has occupied
the place of a church institution? What
other agency has ministered so largely
to the growth and strength OF
the church in this State? st. Luke's
Hospital, Raleigh, was another,
st. James Home Wilmington,
the Ravenscoft Training School,
Asheyille, the Vale Crucis school for
boys; the Thompson OrRhanage and
Training Institution, ST Peters Home
and Hospital, the Good Samaritan Hos-
pital and st. Michaels' mission school,
Charlotte; st. Augustine's school, Raj
eigh; st. Matthias mission school, Ashe
vile, and the House of Refuge, Ashe-
vile. All these institutions give ex-
preston to the earnest desire Of the
church to minister to the wants of men,
and in doing this, they also minister to
her own strength and growth, spiritually
and otherwise
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-02-14
GOOD BUSINESS JUDGMENT DEMANDS ANNULL.
Hickory Times.y

When the North Carolina Railroad Southern
Railway Company period of 90 1895 the
publishing
the annuled possible We
making the mistake The time the
belief
Air
t
stockholders and
higher will be
nuld taking
old Danvile road had
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-02-14
THE DISPENSARY LAW OF SOUTH
CAROLINA.
Messenger Of Hope.)

This much abused law of our sister
State of the South, seems to have gained
considerable favor of late, in the estima-
ton of the better class of people in that
State. We have always thought that the
popular cutlery against it was unjust, and
i'll advised, because it seems to be the
most practicable solution of the saloon
question, and to deprive the whiskey traf-
fic Of many of it's most Objectionable and
degrading features. OF course saloon
keepers and their patrons oppose it, be-
cause it interferes with the profits of the
former, and the convenience of the latter.
But since it seems to be a necessity that
the sale of spirituous liquors must be
regulated by law, we know Of no more
safe and proper way than the dispensary
law affords, and we would hail the en-
actment of such law in North Carolina,
as MT least, great improvement upon the
present license system of our State.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-02-14
TOO HAsTY AND FOR TOO LON A TERN.
(Alamance Gleaner.)

and the
shall thai
he first
t madeto 90 a
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-02-14
SAVE THE STATE $4,000 ANNUALLY.
Ont. Airy News.)

of the the North Carolina Railroad Why there much dis
legislators should
the State $4,000 annually, and constituents will glad
home
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-02-14

Refusal 10 annul the ,aes- Is equivalent
to giving the Southern Railway $4,000
annually for 90 years.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-02-14
THEY HAD NO CHANCE TO BID.
(Stanly Enterprise.l

directors
all parties chance bid the should be annued
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-03-20
Pretty d. a.

A luncheon given the other day in
London several well-known poets
were telling good stories, and one of
them related about the poet Wods-
worth tale for which good authority
was given. Wordsworth, it seems, was
in the habit of writing at night and in
the early morning and woul
frequently rouse his wife about 4
o'clock and exclaim: maria, get I'D!
l have thought of a good word!"
Whereupon his obedient helpmate
would rise and record it on paper.
About an hour later new inspiration
might seize the poet, and he wouln
call ont: maria, get up! I've thought
OF better world" A witty American
woman who was of the party listened
to the little history with attention
and remarked, gently waving the red
rose in her hand: swell, if he'd been
my husband I should have said:
Wordsworth, get up! 1 have thought
OF bad wordp" 49,. ....7 e..
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-03-20
SNAKE STORIES.

Scientists concede that the sea SER
pent is a possibility. The extent of the
sea is so vast and so little is really
known of it's inhabitants that varieties
Of prehistoric monsters may still exist
in its depths. -
1.-The snake has more back bones or
vertebrae than any other creature; for
serpents, even of the smallest size, COM
monty have more than 100; some of the
largest pythons and boas have over
400. tIe
The story about the rattlesnabe
charming birds and small animals has
been, repeated so often, and with such
circumstantiality of detail, that the
naturalists concede there is strong
probability of it's truth.
The life of the serpent is sometimes
protTacted far beyond period that
would be deemed reasonable. In the
python temples of western Africa there
are serpents which are known to have
been there century and a half ago.
The serpent is, in Christian art, an
attribute of St Cecilia, st. Euphemia
ond many other saints, being assigned
to them either because they destroyed
the power Of Satan or because they
cleared one OF another country Of rep
tiles.
There is one species OF snake, in the
genus Deirodon, which feeds exclusive
" upon the eggs of small birds. It's
teeth are very small and are soon lost.
The eggs are swallowed whole, and
when passing through the gullet, are
broken by device somewhat similar to
the gizzarl.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-03-20
a Tickle Goddess.

The fact that "Fortune is tickle
goddess" was never more aptly illus-
trated than in the career, Of ex-Sena-
tor II, A. w. Tabor Of Colorado. A.
farmer, a stone mason, small groc.
cry keeper, a great mine owner, II
multimillionaire, and proprietor of
great blocks of buildings in Denver,
the poseessor and builder of one OF the
finest opera houses in the worlu,
Leutenent Governor of Colorado,
United States Senator, and now a
poor man once moro delvng in the
dirt for another fortune among the
golden hills OF Cripple Creek--this
in a paragraph, is the history Of 6
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-03-20

man who has received more tiattery
and more criticism, more favors and
haunts than fall to the lot of most
men. The other day brief telegram
from Denver was published to the eff
feet that the last piece of property
owned by ex-senator Tabor had been
sold under the hammer to satisfy a
mortgage for 100000, thus closing
one of the pages in strange
eventful history.-Mayfield Palo AL
to.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-03-20
Mothers

Anxiously watch declining health
Of their daughters. So many ara
cut of by consumption in early
gears there Is real cause for anxiety.
NEARLY stages, when not beyond
the reach Of medicine, Hoods SAs''
saparilla will restore quality e.
quantity Of'the blood and give good
health. Read the following letter:
'"It ia but just to wtitS itSodt ehJ
daughter, Cora, aged TO- She was all
run down, declining, had that tired
feeling, and friends said she would Ho'
live over three months. She had . bar
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-03-20
A Household Necessity.

. Cascarets Candy NCathartic, the
most wonderful medical discovery OF
the age, pleasant and refreshing to
the taste, act gently and positively
on kidneys, liver and bowels. cleans
ing the entire system, dispel colds,
cure headache, fever, habitual con. con.
stlpation ard biGousness. Please
buy and try box of @. 9. G. today;
l0, %, 30 cents. Sold and guaranteed
tocure by all druggists.