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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-04-06
Iron Pool orranized.

Cleveland, o., April a.-The organize
ton of the iron ore pool of old range
mining interests was completed at the
Office of NJ. A. Hanna G. Co., Friday.
The pool includes all the mining in
terests in the Lake Superior region ex-
cepting the Mesaba range.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-04-06
Many Rebels killed.

Madrid, April 8. = The insurgents in
the Philippine islands have met with
another serious defeat at the hands of
the Spaniards, according to official ad-
vices received. Nearly 200 rebels were
killed in the battle.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-04-06
NO skyscrnners FOR sri. Lonis.

st. Louis, April Am ordinance pro-
hibiting buildings in this city of great
err altitude than $50. feet was passed
by the city council Friday. The ordi-
nance also provides that public halls,
schools, theaters, churches, ETC., shall
be fireproof.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-04-06
Prominent Lawyer Dead.

Boston, April 3.-Hon. Darwin E.
Ware, well-known lawyer, died early
in the morning at the age of &C. Mr..
Ware was born in Salem, Mass. A few
years ago he was closely identified with
extensive railroad interests in Illinois.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-04-06
Cut in Price of Cofree.

New York, April 3.-The Woolson
Spice company, of Toledo, o., have re.
duced the price of their brand of roast.
ed coffee to II cents pound net. 1t
is expected that the Arbuckles will.
make corresponding reduction in or.
der to keep on the same footing in the
trade
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-04-06
NO SECURE Creditors.

St. Louis, April 3.-The w. A. Bon
sack Lumber company of this city
Friday turned over its property to a
trustee to secure creditors who hold
the company's paper to the amount Of
$4,000. The company is solvent, and
will ultimately pay out in full.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-04-06
Italian Cruiser to BE Sent.

Rome, April 13.-The italian govern
ment has arranged to send the steel
cruiser Liguria to New York upon the
occasion of the dedication Of the Grant
mausoleum on April 81, in response to
the invitation of President Mckinley.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-04-06
Appointed Receiver.

New York, April 3. Levi Samuels
was appointed receiver for Marx &
Frapkel, wholesale clothing dealers.
The liabilities are $4,000.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-04-06
LOVE-.

Suffereth Long and Is Kind, Wrote the
Apostle, and tho Charwoman Confirms It.
ut makes all the difference in the
world what person marries for. I'm
SO thankful that didn't make any
mistake" said small, shabbily
dressed, tired-looking woman, who was
scrubbing at house where she had
asked for work. Her tongue was as
nimble as her fingers, but her views
on all topics were so CHEEKY and hope
full, notwithstanding her manifest pow
erty, that her garrulity did not become
tiresome to the listening newspaper
woman. Her opinions on marriage,
coming as they did from q woman to
whom marriage had brought poverty
and unceasing labor for an invalid hus-
band, were refreshing, and had the
ring of true heart.
"Yes," she said, folks that marries
for but one thing makes dreadful
mistake. I often think to myself:
What if had married for anything in
the world but love, real, genuine, sure
enough love! What fix I'd be in to-
day!"
"You see, my husbands been an in
valid for nine years. He went into
slow consumption four years after we
were married, and he amt worked six
weeks, all told, since; and I've had all
the support of him and our three chill
dren for nine years, und I've done it
by trailin' round from house to house,
scrubbin' and cleanin' house; and all
the feelin' I've had about it has been
one of thankfulness that was able and
willin' to do it.
"S'posin' hadn't married for love?
S'posin' I'd married for riches, and
they'd taken wings and flew away?
S'posin' I'd married for beauty, and
sickness and Misty had robbed my
husband of his good looks? Wouldn't
/ be in nice fix?
"But l didn't marry for a thing OH
earth but respect and love for good
man, and l amt regretted it, and /
amt bit unhappy or discontinued,
cAceptin' in the sorrow that comes
from the certainty that I amt goin'
to have my husband with me much
longer.
| LIZ . itilit- 1dSC AON, l'OOT UedTt
I ain't ever looked on him as a bur-
den. l amt throwed il up to him that
| I've had the livin' to make. Iain't fret
ted nor complained, nor done any Of
the things I would surely have done
| If I'd made the dreadful mistake of
lnarryin' for anything but real affec-
| ton.
"Folks that marrics for anything
else has got lot Of unhappiness be.
| fore 'em that | don't know anything
| about. "-Cincinnati Enquirer.
Case In Point.
Miss Prion (quoting)-Wise men
make proverbs, and fools repeat them.
Miss Smart (musingly)-Yes; Iwon-
der what wise man made the one you
just repeated.-Tit-Bits.
Not Oak Now.
"Lcmne see; what is that saying
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-04-06
Not Oak Now.

'Lcmme see; what is that saying
about the great oak growing from the
little acorn?"
"Oh, that isn't oak any more; it's q
Observation-Disclosures Enquirer.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-04-06
a Case In Point.

Miss Prion (quoting)-Wise men
make proverbs, and fools repeat them.
/ Miss Smart (musingly)-Yes; Iwon-
der what wise man made the one you
just epeated.-TitBits.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-04-06

Get machine and order your before the price goes
up. 1t will save you money,
If build your fence you prices
than weeks from Do delay the fencing
is close at hand
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-04-06

We will sell you wire to build any Of the
above styles of fence at the price per rod
given.
Price Little Gem Fence Machine $500
Price Automatic Springs zoo each.
Price Wire Tighteners &c each.
Above schedule subject to change In
price of wire only.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-04-06

Style 7-Chlcken Fence
Fifteen wires, plain No. IA galvanized,
woven every IL inches with No. IA galvan-
lied wire stay. Price of wire per rod for
fence feet high, IL cents; wire for each adj
ditional foot in height Sc per rod.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-04-06

"Failures reported for the first quarter
of 1897 number 1892, against 4,0s1 last year.
with liabilities of $4s.O07.s11, against $751;
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RULES FOR cANDY-MAkiNc.
Mrs. Rorer's Receipt for Homemade
Christmas CONNECTIONS.

Mrs S. T. Rorer tell show To make
candies at home for the holidays in the
Christmas Ladies' Home Journal, and
gives the following rules which insure
the success of the work: Never stir
the sugar and water after the sugar has
dissolved. Wipe down constantly the
granules forming ON the side of the
saucepan. Do not shake nor move the
saucepan while the syrup is boiling. As
soon as the sugar begins to boil watch
it carefully having in your hand
bowl of ice water. so that you may try
the syrup almost constantly. Have eS-
erything in readiness before beginning.
If the sugar grains use it for old-fash-
Toned cream candy or sugar taffy. 1t
cannot be used for fondant Use only
the best graduated sugar for boiling.
and confectioners xxx for kneading.
If your fondant grains without appar-
ent cause you may have boiled it
little too long. A few drops of lemon
juice or a little cream of tartar Will pre-
vent this. Fondant is the soft mixture
which forms the inside of the Frent<l
candies. and the material in which they
are dipped, and 1t is to obtain this that
the sugar is boiled.
After the sugar has reached the soft
ball. a semi-hard condition. II must be
poured carefully into a large meat plate
or on a marble slab. Do not srrape the
saucepan or you will granulate the
syrup. Make your iohdant one ads
and make 1t up into candy the next.
Never melt fondant by placing the
saucepan Immediately ON the stove Pre-
vent the danger of scorching by stand
ing the pan containing it in basin of
water. If the melted fondant is too
thick add water most cautiously. drop
at a time A half 'teaspoonful more
than is necessary will ruin the whole.
To cool candy place il in cool. dry
place. To keep candy put it between
layers of waxed paper in tin boxes.
If the day is bright and clear the sugar
loses its sickness quickly. therefore Sc
iect a fine day for your candy making.
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Financial cabteurau,.

New York, Dec 13-The Evening Post :
London financial cablegram. The tone OF
the stock markets here was good to-day
but business was checked by the com
mencement of the settlement. Money was
dearer, the rate being per cent. Con-
tangoes on Americans averaged per
cent. Americans showed an excellent
tone though business was confined to
professional operations. Prices closed at
the best, the feature being a sharp jump
in Union Pacific on the report that the
Kansas Pacific matter had been settled
have interviewed many leading houses
concerning the prospects of Americans
and am impressed by the nnanimity of
the favorable view held of their pros
peet in the next six months or so At
the same time It should be said that such
views are mainly based ON news from
New York such as the conditions of
trade and the aspect Of Wall street for
on this side the public still abstain from
dealing freely
Grand Trunks are still booming Mines
were distinetiyeiy better Including Ana
condas which were bought In good quar-
ters though probably specnlatiyeiy Ar
gentines wer. strong. | am told that the
Barring Estate company, formed three
years ago 10 take from the Bank of Eng
land certain assets held on behalf Of the
old firm Of Baring Brothers, is about 10
pay all its Indebtedness This means the
end of ali OF the Barring estate liquidation
reverting 10 the firm of Barring Brothers.
The Union Pacific preference shares
were largely dealt I'm to-day for Il special
settlement. The money rate was strong
al 3 pei cent. the bank lending extern
SiEV1N
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HE is INSANE.
Louis Deberge WIN BE Taken TO the
Asylum mt Warm Springs.

Louis Deberge WIN BE Taken TO the
Asylum mt Warm Springs.
Great Falls. Dec. 13-Sheriff Hubbard
of Flathead county, passed through
here to-day having in charge Louis De
berge. en- route to the insane asylum at
Warm Springs. The prisoner is the
same man who twice attempted to COM
nit suicide here. One night three
months ago he startled the guests of
the Black Eagle lodging house by stag
gering in the rear door, blood flowing
from several wounds in the throat, in
fiicted with a dull razor. After his re-
covery he was an inmate of the poor
farm, and while there tried to drown
himself in the Missouri river. He left
here Immediately after that affair and
went to Kalispell, where. two weeks
ago, he made third and unsuccessful
attempt upon his life. He was arrested
there charged with insanity and by a
commission adjudged insane. Deberge
is a young man born of French-Cana
dian parents not far from Montreal. He
came to Montana about two years ago
and became a cowboy on Box Elder.
Six months ago he began acting
strangely and just before his first at
tempt at suicide made an attack on his
employer. His parents are said to be
we'll to-do.
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lfift AGO MARKETS.


Chicago Dec. 13-There was no pfemnn-
ftare symptom or the rumpus in Deeem-
BIZ uHasa nat shook the pit to It's center
Tor Is minutes about an hour from the
flase Of the session. That delivery was
w4ftH from s.o4ia 10 si.o5 m.st of the
marniHg ahd all at once it began TO show
aatgH. sa weakness. Before the crowd
could reailze what was happening II was
bFfae offered at gs19c, and closed at 9slac
- - 3 define Of 81 a bushel since Satur-
daf M#s VAS comparatively steady It's
las Tor The day being only LSc Both
Armour and the Letter crowd were said
10 have -sld heavily and this selling was
fHsff54fas nt5l in the causing Of the slump
TBa &ar2e amount Of contract wheat
which Il arriving in Chicago made the de-
5z#Ezzs eazs= Corn oats and provisions
showed ~ the close very little change In
prizes
IT. 81 about the noon hour wheat vas
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THE WORLDS MARKETS
Daily Record of Commercial and
Financial Proceedings.
NEW YORK STOCK REPORT
Digest of Exchange News Mining Stocks.
Metal Quotations Wool Prices and
Movements-Grain and Pro-
duce- Review of Trade.

New York, Dec. 13.-To-day's market
for securities had every appearance of
breadth and strength, the buying being
vigorous and aggressive and well distrib-
uted. The fact was not to be ignored,
however, that the stocks of Southern and
Southwestern roads which were favor
ties with the bulls last week, did not
share in the advance proportionately, the
price being kept down by liberal offerings.
The jump in Sugar to 145A i'm the course
of the first hour stimulated the whole
market. The dissemination of rumors
that an extra dividend was again under
consideration was the instrument en-
ployed to effect this rise, and the motive
of it appeared in the heavy offerings at
the higher level. The stock was support
ed, however, at a certain stage of any
decline all day and closed at a net adj
vance of over a point.
The government crop report, with its
revised estimate of wheat crop of 3d.
900 900 bushels, caused a lively outbreak
of speculation in the grangers, the ruling
price for wheat, with this heavy yield 10
draw on. being regarded insuring pros
perity to the wheat carrying railroads.
Union Pacific showed sharp recovery
from its recent depression on the strength
of reports that the reorganization could
crease of the proposed bonded indebted
ness and preferred stock, and that the
subsidized portion of the Kansas Pacific
was not deemed essential to the success
of the plan. There was some heaviness
in local gas securities owing to current
rumors of difficulty in the way of the
proposed amalgamation of local capital
lists. The days buying was in large part
professional and commission house bust
ness was on a small scale. London was
a liberal buyer of stock in this market.
Quite a marked feature of the day was
the large number of small lots of divi-
dend paying stocks which We're bought.
This class of buying appeared i'm gilt
edged investment stocks which rarely
move but which always manifest them
selves through the list of dividend stocks.
A feature of the day was stiffening
of cali loan rates to per cent. though
the rate sagged off again before the close.
The rise in the rate was attributed TO
sudden and rather urgent demand, whose
offerings were rather light for the time
being. Other departments of the market
were unaffected. Net results of the day
are very uneven.
The bond market continued active and
strong. the Atchison aIhd Northern Pa
cifc issues being prominent. Net adj
vances of from one to two points were
shown in a number of bonds. Total sales
81 $50. 900 United States cid As registered
were advanced Ac bid United States old
As coupon &c bid, while the new As de-
elined lac bid
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Mining Application No. s.sTe.

L ! Land Office Helena Montana Oe-
49,, >, tSa-
49, :. -. 49,, 49, ras.,,, -
-. = - p p i -. =
-, -, 80 .,.,s -. ala - -
.,,s.,.i.. -. - -, 49,. 80
ssa fsst IL narTbassfs
S,t -. :. ,,,.t,..asts ~,., .s.-ae
-, -. 80. ,,.,,9 - ,,tsEa,,.~ss ~, -.
- So, - ,,,s,3,,s. staJ, sff,.1as -
s.5,s,,t,. N.,,tana -. nasittar e,,.rsa 49,,
ax3.,,,+ - .hss safa n,grInv eiaI,, -
- s, =. Esfttet,i s,,,zssy Tba-aes =.
g. NJ IN lauynshin NJ no,fh
80. L., - y-svt nlat s,a nn.Irs ~
49,, - = $50 =, ne e 1 M tssn
S3g ~ e,efahssr 1ss4 aud betng more mar
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More Precious Than Gold.

From the New York Journal.
Although gold is generally considered
the most precious of all metals, there
are no fewer than is others which far
exceed it in value. An ounce Of vana-
dunn commands price of ei55. and
could only be purchased BY s. ounces
of pure gold. Chromium is valued at
E100 an ounce, lithium al Ess and cal
cium at E62. Descending the scale of
metals. ne find that iridium. which ac-
cupies the last place on the list. is worth
three and fiye-tenths times as much
as gold. palladium four anu one half
times as much and barium, which il
14th on the list. nearly six times as
much.
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THE DISTRICT COURT.
Tire Case of sweeney the Montana
Central Railroad Goes to The Jury.

Tire Case of sweeney the Montana
Central Railroad Goes TO the Jury.
Great Falls, Dec. 13.--In the district
court to-day the case of Pat Sweeney
VS.. the Montana Central was on trial.
1t went to the jury tonight.
John Burke to-day instituted another
suit against the Interstate Savings 4
Loan association. in which he seeks to
recover 81 500 for the wrongful CONVEX
sion of his property. Burke sets forth
that he was the owner of building on
the south side, known as the Cascade
hotel; that after the building was dam
aged by fire but still in a repairable
condition, the defendants company
caused it to be torn down and the lum-
Der to be sold. The suit is the outcome
of the suit to recover the property
which the defendants claim under a
sheriff's deed, and which case was
heard in court last week.
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DR.. lNGs ARRESTED.
He ID Charged With Adultery-His Left
t Handed Wife Skips Out.

Great Falls, Dec. 13-Word reached
here this afternoon that DR.. Tngs was
arrested at Shelby Junction this morn
ing on warrant charging adultery.
News that the warrant was out has
been current for several days and delay
in service. il Is understood. has been for
the purpose of affording him an oppor-
tunity to get out Last evenings west
bound train on the Great Northern car
ried as passenger Mrs. Grant, the
woman with whom Ings has been liv-
ing for over two years. She was ac-
companied by her illegitimate child. No
one seems 70 know her destination. The
cause of her flight is said to be due to
the fact that the warrant included her
in the charge.
The following special from Shelby
Junction reached the Northern Mon
tana bureau Of the Standard tonight:
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BROKE INTO JAIL.
Miner From Sand Couiee Had False
Impression Removed.

impression Removed
Great Falls, Dec. 13.-Fred Haner, a
miner from Sand Coulee, broke into the
county jail last night. Just after retir-
ing Deputy Sheriff AL. Reynolds was
awakened by loud pounding on the
door Going down to ascertain the
cause he found man who insisted that
he had spent the evening in the build
ing and had been relieved of his cash by
woman. Deputy Reynolds saw at
once that Haner thought he was in a
house of i'll fame and tried to persuade
him of the fact that he was at the
county Jail. Haner grew abusive and
was about to mop up the floor with the
officer when he was placed under ar
rest and taken to a cell. This morning
he saw his mistake and begged for re-
lease An investigation of the charge
of robbery resulted in the officers learn
ing that Haner spent his money ana
was not robbed. He was allowed to go.
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DIR. Tngs is under arrest for adultery.
Dan Sullivan went on his bonds. but
later thought better of it and withdrew
Ings will 60 to jail tomorrow morning
IL he cannot get bonds. The trial il set
for Dec. - at Choteau. Mrs. Ings No.
flew the town on the Great Northern
westbound train this morning.
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In Police Court.

Great Falls. Dec. 13.-John Smith, on
a charge of being drunk, was given the
customary S. fine and in default went
to jail for three days. J. G. Beattie, a
young man who played pool and re-
fused to pay for 1t, was given chance
to do better. Charles Green, on a
charge of vagrancy, had been promised
o. job on the railroad, aond was allowed
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OTHER MARX ETs.
Omaha Live stock.

Omaha Dee. 1a-Gattle-R Receipts 2suo
head. market active Native beef steers
81 1efi4 10, cows and heifers. s2.sasiI. cam
ners s2n2T -. stoekers and feeders 81 II
a.2e, calves. stat. bulls and stays s.
a3,5u
Hogs-Reeeipts . sM head. market Sc
higher. Heavy. s.. iama50. mixed. ssI5
an. N tights 81 25sf3.2a bulk Of sales 81. Is
~. ~
SHEEP Receipts 2aIa head. market dull
Fair 10 choice natives, 81. se6I4.f0 fair to
choice Westerns, 81 JodI4 10 common and
stock sheep sal. lambs. sia5.5e
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New York, Dec. l3.-Money on call firm
at Il. per cent: last loan ? per cent,
closed 2a2ia per cent. Prime mercantile
paper. 3n4ia per cent. Sterling exchange
steady, with actual business in bankers
bills at aSal. m4.S5as for demand and
81 .S21an4 .s2s4 for 80 days Posted rates.
81. s3lam4.S and Si.s6tam4.s7. Commercial
bills s4.sl1sM4S3 Silver certificates, ISL
a59lsc. Bar silver as4e: Mexican dol
lars. Asi4c. Government bonds irregular,
state bonds dull: railroad bonds strong.
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Metnl Market.

New York Dec. 13.--The week opened
with the market for metals showing but
little II any change for The better. Ac-
eordins 10 the New York metal exchange
pig warrants are quiet al s6.Ga bid and
Sc. 50 asked. Lake copper. i0.Sol2c bid and
lie asked. Tin quiet ut l3.6sc bid and
II. 15c asked Speiter quiet 3sac bid and
40ae asked. Lead quiet at 3.67iee bid and
372i4c asked. The firm that fixes the sell
ing price for leading mines and smelters
calls the lead market dull al 3. Coo.
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snn Erancl.cn MnnI.

san Francisco, Dec. i3-Spring wool
Nevada iiai3cs Oregon. 12ff1se Fall
wonl-Snnthern coast lambs 7uSe. san
joaquin lambs. 7nse. Northern lambs. II
m12e; Mountain lambs. iOni2c San Jaa-
anin plains. 1siae: Humboldt and Menda-
elmo i44i lae
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Ifnsinn Afnriss

Boston. Dee 12.-oregon Short Linz
1si9: Boston 4 Monthna. III. Butte
Boston. 2i7s
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- The MosT SIMPLE AND SAFE REMEDY for
Cuugh or Throat Trouble is BROWNS BRoN-
cHiAL TRecHEs. They possess real merit.
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Cash Quotations,

in the absence OF support. the market
lost its advantage.