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Threatens His Father.


Mrs. Elizabeth Lutz. Fillmore and Green
wich streets. swore TO a omplaint in Judge
Conlan's court yesterday for the arrest OF her
son Christian. II years of age, on a charge OF
threats to kill. She alleged that the boy. who
does not live al home, has threate ned several
times 10 kill his father, Jacob Lniz, and she
feared he would carry out his threat unless
taken into custody.
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o
o.
in
result that Asia for the
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CINCINNATI, Oct. 26.-Results:

Five furlongs Melter won, Tuzenhim sec
ond, Bethlehem third. Time, 1:03L.
six furIongs, Miss Ross won, Momus second.
Cecil third. Time, :1615.
Mile and seventy yarus, selling. Lyllis won,
Prosecutor second, Belzara third. Time l:4S.
One and six teentn miles, handicap, Lou
Bramble won, Madeline second, Skate third.
Time, :471z.
Six iurlongs, selling, Brightie won Caddie
second, Arcturus third Time 1:l6L
six furlongs, selling, Peacemaker won, Car
rie Lyle second, Elsie third Time, :I5L.
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Woodbufn stakes selling seven furlongs-
Trolley ITO (Ciayton), to 10 and out...,..
Lady Mitchell ll0 (Wililamsl, IL to and to 4 =
Lafon era l03 (i1. Martin), 20 TO / and 5 to =.
lime 1880.
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Hudson Medical Institute
Stockton, Market and Ellis Sts..
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

Trains leave from ard arrive at arket-st errv.
~an Er .ncisco Ticket Office-644 Mar
ket street, Chronicte Building. Iele-
he Best Keil~av->an r francisco 10 hicago.
LOOK AT III TIME:
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The TRUTH!

The Hudsoniau doctors give their ad-
vice free, and they willingly send circu-
lars showing what wonders the ''3O-day
blood cure'' has accomplished. 1t is as
swift as safe. 1t cures all blood taint.
No matter who says you cannot be
cured, never despair!
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NASHVILLE, Oct. 26. - Cum berland
Park results:

Five ana half furlongs, Enchanter won
Taksuassee second, Whaterlou third. Time
1:06A
Eve furlongs, Our Chance won, Seaport sec.
ond, Lucky Monday third. Time I:OiL
Seven furlongs, selling, Sim W won, bona
ton second, High Noon third. Time, :27L
One mile, selling, Brighton won, Serf sec
ond. Queen Safe third. Time AZ
Mile ami a sixteenth, selling Celtic Bard
won, Pe'e Kitchen second, Little Billee third.
Time j 471%
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Une mile. seIllng-
Dolando 10 (>ims), z TO 10 and out..........,l
Good Times lis (w iliams) to and z to o..
Rossimer 81 (Mayer) 25 TO /. ...... .......... -. 3
Time, :44a4. Friendship, Watchman. w. d .
Robert Bonner, Kaiser Ludwig and Governor Shet-
han a
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Champagne stakes, seven furlongs-
PIaudlt l25 (R WI llams), even and TO @ 49,
Lydian lO9 tsimsl. 5 to and to /. =. ....... 2
fnn Antonio IL (lrvingl 10 TO l and 4 10 go S
Time, 1:3lA. Hampden, Blue Away, Lady
Disdatn and riax spinner also ran.
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} FREE LIGHT.

Common Sense Medical Adviser. This
book is exactly what its name implies.
There are no technical terms, no efforts to
"show Off great store of medical knowl-
edge. 1t is a condensation. There are
over 1000 pages, and every page is full of
talk about common sicknesses that are
known in every family, and how to cure
them. Dr. Pierce has studied and practiced
medicine for over thirty years. He is the
head, the ruling power of the Invalids
Hotel and Surgical Institute, of Buffalo,
n. Y. He is busy man, but it's the busy
people who are the worlds benefactors.
This book is particularly book for moth
ers. 1t will relieve them from many ankle
ties. The book is fully illustrated There
are colored plates, and plain black and white
For Fl cents in stamps, to pay cost of mail
ing only, you may have this book in paper
binding. For 81 cents in one-cent stamps,
you may have it in fine French cloth
Address, DR.. R. V. Pierce, at above men
toned institution
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Five and a half furlongs-
May w 81 q. W oods). 8 TO o5..................l ]
Abuse ll2 &C. SloanD, 41a to l............,,.l
Lady Callahan 81 tCls, }, l5 TO 1............,,S
lime, :o714.
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scotch Pisi! l2l (Dogsett). to ! and to 5.l
Marrenton 1l9 (ClavtOn), 5 to l and 2 10 -. 2
Chalmers ll5 (k. Wiiiiams), 0 2 and 2 to - 9
ime ;4o4 Mont d'OI, Homel ike, Maxine
Gomez and Pnllip also ran.
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ON EASTERN CKS.

BOdnerOes Beats Brrctdir and DIR. Shep-
pard at Harlem.
CHICAGO, Oct. &c. = Summaries at
Harlem:
Five furlongs-
Peg Parks 10 Cr. Burns), to o5................l 5
Mary i'll " (MorrissOu), to 1................2 2
Alva's Pet l0s (Morgan), to 1..................3
Time. :O31l
SIX furlongs-
RObar lo4 lWiihitel, even.
Santa Cruz los (C. Clay) 80 to o1...............3 3
Time, l:l514.
One and sixteenth miles
Bosnerges 8S Il. oods), ven...................l
tercialr 81 e. Burns), to o1....................2
DE- sheppard lo3 q. Jacksonl II to 5............3
1ime, LAT.
AlgeEetta l1O .. Woods. 4 TO 1................l
sRcket lis (T. Burns), 10 ol...................Y 8
lime, l:27s4
Five and half furlongs-
May 81 q; Woods). 10 5. 5.....................1
Abuse ll2 &C. SloanG 41a to l.............,..,,.2
Lady Callahan 81 GA 1870 o1..................3
Time, l;o714.
zee l04 Ct: Burns) eto l0.......................1
God Band 10I (Wilhitel, TO l.................2 2
swordSman Ss (J. Woods, l2 10 l.........3 3
Time, l;4l14.
NEW YORK. Oct. 26-At Morris Park
to-day the track was muddy, the sport ex.
cel!ent, the day pleasant, the attendance
large.
Six and half furongs-
Mas er James ll5 (Neumyer), 60 to and 90 toll
Hurry Up l07 q. 81 adden). lO 10 l and 4 TO l. ,
Fellche llU (Doggett), IL 10 o1.................3 3
Time l:2614. Zorkzoo, Arson l. Easreroown
Humorist, falr Rebel Astral and Flossie also
scotch plaiI 12l (Doggett) to ! and to 5.
arrerton ll9 (Clayton) to l ana 2 10 l...... 2
Chalmers ll5 (k Wiiiams),7 Z o and to -. 8
lime 1:4oA Mont FOI Homel ike, Maxine
Gomez and PnIlip also ran.
Woodbufn stakes, selling. seven furlongs-
Trolley 1l0 (Ciayton), to 10 ana out.....,..l
Lady Mitchell ! 10 (WillIamsI, IL to 5 and to :
Lafon era IO3 ga. Aartin), 20 TO l and to -. 3
lime 1880.
Champagne STAKES, seven furIongs-
Plaudit 125 Or. WI llams), even and to @ 2
Lydan lO9 tSimsl. to l and = to / - - 2
nm Antonio l. (Irvingl, 10 TO l and 4 10 l ~ s
Time, :5l14 Hampden, Blue Away LADY
Disdain and riax pinner also ran.
One mile. selling
Dolando 10 (>ims), z 10 10 and out....
Good Times llS (s illiams). y to and to D. 2
Rossimer 81 (Mayer) 25 to o1..............
Robert Bonner, Kaiser Ludwig and Governor shet-
han a
Nile and furlong-
Howard Mann ll2 (Taral) to 5 and l to 2 L
Peat 12l (McC Cafferty) to and out .... ...... 2
Aoeengula lG3 (Bergen), II to and TO .... 3
Time, l:5e. VolIey. Challenge and Joe Aller
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Algeretta 10 u. WOods). 10 1.................l
he Professor ll0 C. Sl"aDl, 20 to 1...........2
sRcket lis IT. Burns), TO ol....................S
lime, l;27s4.
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Nile and a furiong-
Howard Mann 1l2 (Taral), z to and l to g.
Peat 12l (McC Cafferty), to and out .......... 2
otengula lG3 (Bergenl, IL to and to 1.... 3
Time, l: :5e. Voliey Challenge and Joe Aller
also ran.
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ce l04 IT. Burns) eto olO..........,.......,l !
God Band 10I (WiIhite), 6 to l....... y
swordsman SS q. Woods, IL 10 1.............S l.
Time, ala
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One and . sixteenth miles
Boa nerges SO Il. " oods), even. L
Ierclair % q. Burns), 4 to ol..................2
Dr. sheppard lo3 q. Jacksonl, II TO 5........ 3
lime, LAT
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DR.. PierCe's p Pstsis5 ss9.55Rs's? H. 5sS:s #.

- ache, sickness would
to very great extent be thing of the past. Ifit
was painful, the proper remedy would be prompt
ly resorted to- and the long train of disorders for
which it is responsible would cease to exist. But,
unfortunately constipation is the easiest to neg
lect of all sickness-breeding conditions. resort
to the right remedy is put off from day to day It
shows itself in a headache, and some inuri-
GUS headache powder that gives but temporary
relief is used. DR.. Pierces Pleasant Pellets
go to the first cause of the trouble and cure
It. They a prompt and permanent cure
for constipation They cause no pain and
Es meyer ths grpe srd DTIuggiits DeI ggagth6s Do15o+
else that is just as good" Il SAl\ tOo
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New rails. tie, ball asst, new bridges.
The shortest crossing of the desert and a county
that IN ere It's its varied and beautiful scenery.
The highest gTade of passenger equipment and
meals at Harvev's famous dinit g-rcoms.
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NEW YORK. Oct. 26.-At Morris Park
to-day the track was muddy, the sport ex-
cel!ent, the day pleasant, the attendance
large
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Six and half furlongs-
Mas er James ll5 (Neumyer) 60 to l and 20 toll ,
hurry Up lO7 o. M adden). 10 10 l and to J.
tenche lIO (Doggett) IL 10 1....................:
Time l:26lA. Zorazoo, AL son 1, Easferuowr
Humorist, Fair Rebel, Astral and Flossie ais
ran.
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Robair lO4 (Wiihite) even.
Ben waddeil l0s &C. Sloanl, Big to 1............2
Santa Cruz los &C. CIay) 80 to o1............... 3
Time, l:1514.
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Bodner0es Beats B,rcIatr and DIR. Shep-
pard at Harlem.
CHICAGO, Oct. &c. - Summaries at
Harlem:
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sHERMAN's LETTER
To AmbaSIador Hay ON Seal Matters 10
Resented In England.

tsaehttd IN England.
LONDON. July 15.-whlle among the
general public here the tone OF Secretary
shernan's letter to Ambassador Hay re-
gardIng the Bcrlng Sea seal regulations
Is greatly resented, the correspondent Of
the Associated Press Ia In a position TO
say that whatever criticism the British
government may have TO make on the
nhrnscol0gy OF the communication the
latter has not In any way affected un-
hvorably the negotiations which Colonel
nay has been conducting.
\ conference viii be held In Washing
tQn duFlRg the autumn, at which the
United States, Great Britain, Russia and
Japan Will be represented.
Since the presentation Of Secretary
sharmana note to Lord Salisbury, Am
bassalor Hay has had repeated confer
enees with his lordshlp, all Of which have
been Of the most friendly character The
most eeneiiintory spirit IS displayed ih
The matter by the British foreign office,
o. IL evident by the decision to hold a
conference which, although not yet for
mnlly announced, may be regarded as
tetlled.
II may also IN taken for granted that
uanadh does not oppose this decision.
WI bnvtpp, the Canadian minister OF
marine. In an Interview with the cores
pondnnt Of the Associated Press to-day
.aid. we regard the latest proposals of
lh' United Stdtos me- entirely reasonable.
There IL the frlendlIest feeling with re-
E'td to the negotiations between the two
tpymhmentsi and, In View OF this, the
twp peoples should not b. rcscntiul, I
MINK lhlB Is a r1aannablo view TO take Of
ibe matter"
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DAY OF TIE SHIRT SLEEVE.
II lila, Come in the GUY as Well rs In the
Country.


Country.
Chicago Inter Ocean: The man In his
,hir. sleeves who, 1t was supposed, was
q permanent resident OF the backwoods
and rural village districts, has invaded
the city. lie has, in the language OF
III. street taken the town" He pre-
walls everywhere. He is in the major
lty ON the board OF trade; he occupies
nearly every downtown office; he walks
on the street with an air Of boldRess
and confidence, with his coat on his
arm; he sits on the front steps of some
o.. tie best and most pretentlous resi-
dlncgs: he brazenly and detiantly
rides on the street cars, and, in fact,
he literally possesses the town.
ThoYe nave been times when Boston,
New York and Chicago frowned on the
man In his shirt sleeves and ruled him
out OF respectable society. There have
been times when II would have been re-
Earded as breach Of etiquette for q
man In his shirt sleeves to receive call
ers in his office. and an ineXcusable
breach of propriety for him 10 appear
at the dinner table. All the rules were
against u man taking of his coat In the
street, or riding among ladies on the
street cars in his shirt sleeves. But
within the last week all rules bearing
on this question OF etiquette and pro-
prieiy in Chicago have been suspended.
The intense heat has made any sort
OF coat burden. The women have run
TO shirt waists and the men to shirt
slseves. The sun has shown no cour-
tesy to any one, and the largest pro-
ducts OF the heated term are ice cream
soda and other cooling drinks, and the
man in his shirt sleeves. The cooling
drinks were expected, but the other In
vasion came as q surprise. The question
Is. What will we do with the man In his
shirt sleeves?
The city, of course, knew that such
q fellow was In existence because the
natives had caught sight OF him and
some New Workers. and other foreign
ers had Insisted that they had seen him
in Chicago on the front steps and on
the streets. People who lived here be-
fore the fire resented this, and people
who came here after the fire, colby
said: at was no such thing" and now
this creature, feared by Boston and
New York. mhda sport OF by eastern
penny-a-lIners, repudiated by Chicago,
Is more In evidence than any other sort
Of man. and he seems TO be a pretty
sensible sort OF q fellow.
VIII he remain with US. or will he 20
like the summer girl? VIII he come with
every heated term? VIII he give new
character to the streets and to the Of
fCss7 The costume. II will be said, is
not picturesque. but It is simple, and
conveys the impression Of work, and OF
comfort as we'll The man In his shirt
sleeves Ia not desperate character. He
IS not profane man except In the mat
ter Of heat. He is more active than the
fellows who wear coats, and & is only
from the esthetlc standpoint that peo-
pie are called upon to consider him. He
is here. What shall we do with hlm2
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TIE SPEAKER as PzAosNAKER,
Incident showing Him la an U"looIA'a
faF Role.


washington Star: Everybody knows
vnosker Reed as fighter. Without
bs,nr inspired by malice, his ready wit
4. often sharp enough to give pain, and
, dqbt he Is the most dreaded OF ad-
,,srsar!es II there Is one thing he is
|ronmonB surprised to rejoice over It is
,.a ,actIonal chickering's between mem
- M inc opposition. When the Dem
Os,sts ON the floor OF the house get In
AZ a disagreement among themselves,
Se looks down upon them from the
snsaker's desk, cynical smile on his
DO which Is often Irritating. II never
occurs 10 any one TO think OF MIN In the
y0Ie Of a pelcemaker. But In such a role
Ne has appeared lately. An Incident oe-
cured some time ago, In which GER
taIn Democrat In the house thought
ar IL was supposed he thought-he had
Seen placed at a disadvantage at the in
stlratlon OF one Of his own party.
FrIends OF the member who was sup
rosed TO regard himself as having been
sIrhted, whispered II around among
themselves that the influence OF an
oiher Democrat had been exerted with
me speaker against him. and a feeling
NJ personal irritation was being iniam-
cd 70 add to the factlonal dIsagreements
as to policy,
The speaker became aware OF what
was being said and OF the friction II
was causing In the camp OF the opposi-
ton. n
According to all accepted theories,
win respect to the disposition of Mr.
pssd. this situation should have been
extremely gratifying TO him. But he did
A thing entirely subversiYe OF these the
NILES, He sought the man who had re-
ceiyed the slight at his hands, and told
MIN that he had heard what was being
said, - .
Fl want you to know" he said, that
there is no truth In the statement that
Mr.. Blank influenced me against your
ipterests. on the contrary he did what
he could for you. The opposition to
Won came from me directly and from
men OF my party, not from Democrats"
The Democrat assured the speaker
mat he had never believed that his col
league had sought his injury, and that
II he had the speakers declaration
would have removed the suspicion.
The speakers disposition to prevent a
personal injustice outweighed his 'ncll-
nation 10 find pleasure In the bicker-
iass In the enemy's camp.
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CHICAGo-Cattle there was less ami
nation In the demand than on yesterday
and heavy cattle sold slowly. but prices
were generally no lower. Native beef
steers sold at 50 S5G5 10 las an extreme
range for the poorest to the best, with
sales largely at 81 1904 rs, only a small
percentage going as high as S. 90. There
was a fairly active stocker and feeder
trade and prices remained unchanged.
Butchers and GAMERS stuff was In good
demand and the better class of cows and
helfers sold at high prices, Calves sold
at So OO05 75, Texas cattle going as low
as So 0O92 60, Texas cattle sold freely
at the recent decline. In hogs, prices
ruled stronger except for light weights,
which sold off about 2lsc per 100 Tbs.
Hogs sold at an extreme range OF So 059
a 62ik, chiefly at 50 1908 10, heavy
packing lots fetching 50 O5G3 20. In
sheep trade showed considerable anima-
tlon at steady prices. Sheep were sala-
BILE at 81 5094 90, the bulk fetching 50 90
90 GO, with westerns going at that range
OF prices. The demand was chiefly for
westerns and nice handy natives with
100 10 ewes slow about SO s9@9 40. Year
llngs sold at 50 1904 20 and lambs were
active at 50 5Qd5 80 for poor to prime.
Receipts: Cattle 5000 head; hogs 2l,OOO
head; sheep 1900 head.
EAST LIBERTY-cattle steady.
extra 81 soa4 90; prime "a 6OG4 SO;com-
mon 50 2093 so: bulls. stays and cows
81 OO93 80. Hogs steady pigs 80 roo
8 70: prime light Workers 50 G503 70:
good Workers. and mediums 50 6Oas 65;
heavy SO 1903 50; roughs 81 25G3 Is.
Sheep steady; choice "a O594 10; COM
mon So COOS 20; spring lambs 81 0OG
%. Veal calves SO OO96 80.
cINcINNATI-Hogs steady at g 500
S45.
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sew YORK Flour, receipts 1888
barrels. exports gS,GOj barrels. market
frm and higher IN Wmpiihy with
wheat; Mlnncsola patents 81 ij0i 3jido
bakers 81 iiGa 90.
wheat. receipts 1895 bushels OK.
ports 2o.OS6 bushels, spot market stron-
ger, opened higher aud closed lhdlMc
net higher; HnicB Included; No 9 rod
July m 7-iGdsOc. closed at SOci soptom-
Der closed nj 7lc
Corn receipts 1,iOO bushelsi exports
6s,3d bushels, spot market uuloii No O.
SOc opened steady and closed We mel
lower. July closed nj aOc September
NJ a.iGn3l p.i0c, closed nt N b.lOc
oats, receipts 1t27Oo bushels, exports
iOdsjb buaholsi spot market slcndy,Nu.
2, 22o. opened nfm and closed 40 net
lower. July closed at ggc. September
aiAm22Ac, closed M liic,
Hay nrm Hops arm, Hides firm
Leather ilrm,
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NEW YoRR-wool firm.

THEY don't make much fuss about
H." We are speaking OF De Wits Lit
tie Early Risers, the famous little pills
for constipation, billousness, and all
stomach and liver troubles. They
never grippe. Charles Il. Goethe.
Market and Twelfth streets; Chatham
Sinclair, Forty-sixth and Jacob streets;
A. Il. scheele, No. COZ Main street; Ex-
ley Bros, Penn and Zane streets;
Bowie & Co, Bridgeport.
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Beef steady Cutmeats quiet
Lard quiet: western steamed ~ ora;
refined quiet. Pork dull Tallow dun,
Rosin firmer. Turpentine quiet.
Rice firm, AIolasses quiet
Cofiee opened steady at unchanged
prices 10 q points advaneei closed quiet
at unchanged prices to net decline OF B
points; sllss, $500 bags
Sugar, raw Arm; refined firm.
BALTIMoRE-Flour duh and I'M
changed; receipts 3l65 barrels; exports
&. $50 barrels. Wheat hrmer: No. ? red
SPOT 7lisG7lAc; September 72&47Sei
steamer No. 2 red 7Oisc bid; receipts
Gs.b9 bushels; southern by sample no
75c, do on grade 72%974%c. Corn easy;
mixed spot s0G30he; September SOA0
SOAe; steamer mixed 26& Q27c; receipts
79.T69 bushels; southern white SS4Sic;
do yellow SiqS5c Oats firmi No ?
white 95ls G96lAc; receipts l2,722 bushels,
Rye frmer; No. western 4Oc bid. Hay
steady; choice timothy SlS 5Oqli 90.
Butter quiet and unchanged. Eggs Arm
ana unchanged, Cheese steady at Sc.
cINCINNATI-Flour firm. Wheat
quiet; No. . red old 75c; new roc. Corn
irmer; No. mixed Csc. Oats steady;
No. 2 mixed 2O92O&c, Rye tlrmer; No.
2, 35c. Provisions steady. Whisky quiet
al 81 10. Butter and cheese steady.
Sugar firm. Eggs dull at &c,
ToLEDo-Wheat active and firm No,
9 cash 75Hc; old 76lAc; July 7Sisc, Corn
active and easy; No, 2 mixed 26c. Oats
dull and steady; No. mixed 19c. Rye
dull; No. mixed $50 bid, cloverseed
steady; prime cash and October 81 90
PHILADELPHIA. July 15.-Butter,
quiet and shade weaker; fancy west
ern creamery, 150l5hc. Eggs steady;
fresh nearby, lOls@1lc; do western, 100
lOisc Cheese quiet, but steady.
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bl'trssslng kidney aud bladder dll.
,lao relieved In nix hours nv New
U,ht South American Kidney cure
I" ~ r. Ttr1t HurprlHo on account Of IN
,A,'ollnr pfUmplncHs In relieving pain
W. ,lidlnr Ndncya ana back. IN male
or female ROlleVos foiontl6n aimgsl
Immediately n you want uulck r0ilof
Hhl cure. thiH n tho remedy Sold NV
" H. List, Druggist Wheeling, ". W.
thi&a
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NEW YoRK-Pig iron quiet; south
ern 50 256lO so; northern $40 OOa12 90.
Copper firm; lake brokers' 1lMc: ex-
change 81 0O9ll %. Tin very quiet;
stralghts $40 75a1s So; plates weak.
speller steady OF 81 25a4 IS. Lead
strong; brokers' 80 IS.
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OIL cITY-credlt balances nc: GER
tlAcates. no bids; shipments 6S,9O7 bar
rels; runs 9l.7l0 barrels.
NEW YoRK-Petroleum Pennsylva-
mia crude steady; August SOC bid.
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Adnma EFnrOaa iil IIlnll0d hinton n
American Isx..iiSsB wells FatgouuiOi
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


CHICAGO July No.. wheat to-day
oponod 1T o Mc advance aud added nn'
other ~ To the price before the session
was over II was the same story ~
strong cables and light new wheat ar
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to prepare and have printed
your Catalogues for fall and VIM
ter business. Take advantage OF
the dullness of the summer
months, You win be benefited
by placing your orders with us.
both In attention and price.
II you don't issue a Catalogue.
the same argument holds good
in Circulars, or Price Lists.
Pamphlets. Cards. Posters, in
fact, anything you contemplate
having printed for fall trade will
be done better and cheaper dur
ing the early summer months.
Think over 1t, Don't walt for the
fall rush and lose business by not
being ready. Our work is good
not only fair, but good.
Telephone or send postal-we
will call, give you prices and.
possibly, some Ideas, which will
DO OF service.
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