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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-19
Colonial Wool sales.

London. Jan. 1S.--The first series If the
colonial wool sales for this season opcns q
at the wool exchange to-day with an at
tendance of buyers that was laTge. he
catalogues offered were small and poor
in quality. Competition was spirited with
crossbreds ruling firm. The continental
representatives were good buyers Of me
rinos and the home trade bought cross
breds unhesitatingiS. The American buy
ers purchased Queensland greasy. Me-
rinos We're fully penny above the Last
auction. A moderate selection Of cape
of Good Hope and Natal wool sold ri an
advance Of about per cent. The offerings
to-day embraced l.2sI halesyeFolowing ate
the sales IN detail:
New South Wales-Soo bales. secured
Siadais I'd greasy 6iamTciad,
Queensland-i6,A0 bales, secured, Is 1i4d
ais Id greasy. 62,nsiad.
Nictoria-300 bales: secured. 6iadMls 41ad.
South Australia-l.S00 bales. secured. Is
1l2d; greasy, ia4@1Ad,
West Australia, 100 bales; secured. edu
Is. greasy. 4iaffsd.
New Zealand-l.700 bales, secured 6duis
Sad: greasy. 5Lmai4d
Cape of Good Hope and Natai-1o1 bales;
secured, 7i.dmls I'd, greasy, 5t2nt'4d.
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Einanclal s..,h.rgra,n

New York. Jan. 1S-The Evening Posts
London financial CABLE gram says: Sir
Michael Hicks-Beach 5 speech at Swan
sea last night declaring that England
would have her rights in China. even at
the cost of war, although approved here.
had some effect in checking the market
activity. and except for Grand Trunks
and Americans prices for all stocks. m
Guiding consols, were generally lower.
The markets. especially mines, were so
adversely affected by the Paris fiatness.
Americans. after i period OF irmness.
closed duier. Germany again bought
Northern Pacific but sold Canadian ia
cific. New York absorbed New York Gem
trail. Grand Trunks were booming
largely increased business. | understand
that Illinois Central bonds have sold
well.
The Paris boufse was fat on the anti
Semitic riots. The Berlin market was
steady. | have reason TO believe that the
Bank of Germany may lower the rate
tomorrow 10 per cent. | believe that
the financial position in Vienna is far
from satisfactory.
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features in the wool market here this
week. Territory woods are continuing TO
attract the most attention. and as a re-
suit the price has hardened, although as
yet nominal quotations have not nd
yanced. Fleece woods show better de-
mand and business Is done on about the
LASTS of quotations Australian woods held
stronger in price and fair purchases are
being noted. Quotations.
Territory woods Montana. fine medium
and fine. lemlSc: secured. 4s9t50c: staple
5aa53c Utah. Wyoming. etc. fine medium
and fine. iaal7c. secured 4sff5rc: staple.
52d5Sc.
Australia. secured Eass-Combins, SUI
Ieriine. l0012e. eombing. good 65ntSe :,
combing average. s26iG5c: Queensland
combing, t5c.
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TRAIN CREW LAID OFF.
They Started Train without Orders and
Left the Conductor mt Belt.

Great Falls. Jan. 1S.-It is reported
that a whole freight train crew on the
Montana Central has been laid of IN
definitely. The crew worked on the
Belt branch and about month ago
took it into their heads. so railway men
say, to pull cut of the station at Belt
without the conductor and without or
ders from him. He. as soon as the Iaet
became known. pressed hand car into
service and sprinted down the track
after the runaways and succeeded in
overtaking them. They held council
of war and II was finally agreed that
nothing should be said.
But when many know secret 1t sooa
will out and the story came to the office
with the result that all of the crew was
laid off and the station master at Belt.
who is said to have been connected with
the matter. was laid off also. The en-
gineer of the train was @. H. Gnrham,
who was fined $50 and costs recently for
assaulting a school teacher on the west
side,
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Changes IN supply.

New York, Jan, Especial cable ard
Geographic dispatches to Eradstreet's.
covering the principal points of accumul =
ton. Indicate the following changes in
visible supplies last Saturday conn.,
pared with the corresponding Saturday
last week:
Wheat--United States aud Canada east
of Rockies, decrease, l,63l on bushe $.
Atoat for and in Europe, decrease, 80 0oD
bushels. Worlds supply total decrease,
1871 coo bushels.
Corn--United States and Canada. east
of Rockies. increase. 2,2Si,ue0 bushels
Oats--United States and Canada east Of
Rockies Increase, ICY 900 bushels.
Among the larger decreases reported ny
Bradstreets not given in the official Nis-
BILE supply are the falling off of 1900
bushels of wheat at Northwestern interior
elevators, $4,000 bushels at New Orleans,
1000 bushels ut Galveston and 1900 bush
els at Chicago private elevators.
The only important increase reported Is
that of 10000 bushels in points Mani
toba and Ontario
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OFF FOR ALASKA.
George A. Croff Will Leave Friday for
the Yukon Gold Fields.

George A. lron viii Leave Friday Tor
the Yukon Gold Fields.
Great Falls, Jan. 1S.-Among those
who are going to the Alaska gold fields
is George A. Croft of this city He
says that having no superstition he will
start on next Friday morning and go
direct to Dyea via Seattle. He will not
wait for the spring. but move at once
to the gold fields of the Yukon. He will
stop at Helena to visit his daughter and
that will be the only delay on the route.
As a part of his baggage ne will take
from this city eight large dogs of the
st. Bernard and Newfoundland breed.
and he expects that these will be able
to haul a years supplies to the diggings
for him. Mr.. Croft is an old-timer in
this country and has had much expert
ence in the line of mining and partieu-
larly in placer mining. He intends to
play a single hand unless he should
happen to pick up some congenial COM
panion en- route.
Another party of gold-seekers will
consist of George Treat Augie Egloff
This party is also booked to start in the
will naturally become the head of the
party is as near the ideal leader of
such an expedition as one could choose.
He was in the Black Hills in the early
days when the gold excitement there
began, and gained considerable knowl-
edge of the gold business in a most
practical way. He was city marshal of
Great Falls for two terms. and withal
is an athletic courageous character
eminently fitted TO rough it in a rough
country,
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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 Jan. 1s.-Prices were slaugh-
tered in the afternoon trading ON the
stock exchange to-day. especially those
properties including local traction lines.
which were most benefited by the mar
kets buoyancy yesterday. Prices opened
with fractional appropriations, with Lon
don trading moderately both ways but
buying slightly more than sold.
Large operators We're not very active in
the local market until the late trading.
There appeared 10 be a general under
tone of strength in the early transac-
tons but the temper gradually changed
and rumor mongers were not idle. Among
other efforts to depress the market there
was circulated an unfounded story that
the United States minister TO Spain had
sought the protection of the British em-
bassy at Madrid.
Realization of profits by large interests
aided the bear raid, uncovering stop-ioss
orders, and the market closed at or near
the lowest and very weak.
The finance committees approval of
the decision for the payment Of govern
ment bonds in either gold or silver was
regarded by traders bear card. The
resolution presented in the house i'll the
form OF an amendment for the reeogni-
ton of Cuban beliigerency was not known
until the closing hour. In the general list
the decline from the highest point ranged
from one to two points. but the net loss
es in most cases were fractional.
Easy money and favorable settlements
of railway earnings had little influence
on prices.
The bond market was well held de-
spite the heavy liquidations in the stock
market. The issues which have been
conspicuous in the dealings of late com
tinued to vibrate very violently. Total
sales IS, $40, 900.
Government bonds showed hest
fancy with quotations for the IS.
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THEY ARE KICKING.
stage Contracts Have Been Let at Losing
Bids.

Bids.
Great Falls, Jan. 1S.-Tne Lewistown
people. according to the Teton Chronicle,
are not the only ones who have reason
to complain of the stage service. In
speaking of the routes in Teton county,
it says: We cannot understand the
motive in which the stage contracts are
let this year. Men who are familiar
with the routes and put in bids are just
twice as high as those who do not I'M
derstand the conditions. The several
routes in Teton county have, without
an exception, been let on a money los
ing proposition to their contractors and
they will realize this before the year
expires.
1T seems to us that the people have
a kick coming on Uncle Sam. Economy
is all right in its place, but otherwise 1t
is all wrong. Outsiders get the con-
tracts at loss. and it is optional to
them whether the line is satisfactory or
not We contend that it would be much
better il Uncle Sam would pay more
and give the people better satisfaction.
For instance, take the Belleview
route. They must make two trips
week, making about 100 miles each
week. 500 miles each year, and 1855
per year. which gives them about 81
cents per mile. The passenger and eX
press traffic amounts to nothing. That
making money very fast isn't it?
of course that's all right if the con-
tractors want to lose money but will
the people get the services they other
wise would if it was let for a reasonable
amount, which would warrant the con-
tractor in furnishing desirable accom-
nodations?
1T is just the same with the balance
Of the contracts let. We think il Uncle
Sam knew the exact condition of things
in this part of the country he would
look AT in a different light.
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During the past two years Mrs. J. w.
Alexander. wife of the editor of the
Waynesboro MISS Times, has, in
great many instances, relieved her baby
when in the first stages of Group, by Civ
ing it Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
She looks upon this remedy as a house
hold necessity and believes that no bet
ter medicine has ever been put in bot
ties. There are many thousands of
mothers in this broad land who are of
the same opinion. 1t is the only remedy
that can always be depended upon as a
preventive and cure for Group. The Is
and 50-cent bottles are for sale by
druvpiStS
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orHE. MARKETS.
Omaha Live stock.

Omaha Jan. observation-disclosures q
Market steady 10 1ec lower. Native beef
steers s.. 70a4 so; Western steers, 81. Djar
80. Texas steers. $3.50; cows ana he'll
ers = s5J3.S5 Gamers. s4M2.s 50; stock
ers and feeders. s.. 60n4.55; calves s4d6;
bulls. stays. etc, 81 15u3.50
Hogs-Receipts, s,eeo. Market a shade
stronger Heavy s. s5n3. =. mixed s. 50fi
3.55. light. s3.55a3.so bulk of sales, -. 454p
s.55
Sheep-Receipts 800 Market steady.
Fair TO choice natives s.. 75fd4 As: fair TO
choice Westerns. s. 6oq4.s0: common and
stock sheep. S3a3. S.. lambs. si.s045.5o.
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passed through the city on her way TO
join her husband at Baker City. He
has an excellent position there in the
mines.
Among the visitors in the city is Jo-
seph Lavoie, the rancher of kibbey,
who has labored through the fall with
a threshing machine and now hauling
wheat to the Royal Milling company.
II. F. Mclean. after an extended visit
with his sister, Mrs. Jeanette Stuart
in this city. has returned TO Lethbridge,
where he has position in a drug store.
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GREAT FALLS NOTES.

Ex- Alderman $. Fl. Fletcher has re-
covered from his recent attack of rheu-
matism sufficiently 10 allow him TO ap-
pear on the streets.
Fred j. Sevigne and John Epperson
have returned from little run on their
wheels to the Highwood country.
Thomas Couch, jr., and James High
tower are in the city from the ranch at
Sunnyside. and will spend a short yaca-
ton here.
Mrs James Mcintosh of Seihart
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The Italian government has resolved to
found Al Florence At public eNpens" a Ii
brary of all the books which have in
CURED the censure Of the Sacred Gongre-
CATION Of the Index. The vatican has
protested against the measure. on the
ground that the majority of the books al
question are improper 70 the last degree
and that the establishment Of eollee-
ton Of such Il nature is an anront rather
against public morality than against the
discipline of the church
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New York Mining stocks.
Money Market.

New York Jan. 1S.-Money on e5n Easy
at 2aeie per cent, last loan, ~ psf ctnt.
Prime mercantile paper. 5a4 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business i'm bankers bills al 81 ~ ztf4 .stz4
for demand and 81 S21sa4. 50. for O. days
posted rates. 81. s2ts and S4.s51zff4. ss. Com
fnerciaI bills s4.S124. Silver certificates
5ea, a5Sc. Mexican dollars. 45l4c. Govern
ment bonds irregular. state bonds quiet
railroad bonds firm.
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Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MIL.
IONS of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN
WHILE TEETHING. with PERFECT SUCCESS.
1t S00THES the CHILD. SDFTENS the GUNS.
ALLAYS all PAIN; CURES WIND collie. and
is the best remedy for DIARRHGA sold b.
Druggists in every part q the world BE sure
and ask for Mrs WtnSlow Soothing syrup
and take no other kind Twenty-Five cents
hnftla
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Cash Quotations.

Cash quotations were as follows: flour
steady No > spring wheat. s14s11se. No. 3
spring wheat. s0aa1e; No. red. a2i4 da3e
No. corn. 26$ar: No. . outs 20, No. :
white. f. O. b.. 2ii2c. No. white. t. o. b..
2ia24a. q Ne. > rye. 4is,c; No. barley. +.
o. b. 29c: prime timothy seed 81 .20u2. as
mess pork. per barrel sa.35na. 20: lard. per
100 pounds. 81 .Gan4.6 I'LL. short ribs sides.
loose. $4.a21sfi4 s2i2. dry salted shoulders
boxed. 4s.n5c. shorf clear sides boxed.
81 75n5 whiakeN. disIiliers nnishe d goods.
per gallon. Is.
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Destructive storms Along the coast.

Reports of maritime disasters along the coast
come in thick and fast People who go down to
the in ships should hear in mind one thing
in particular, ngmel,. that il is highly desirable
Bitters remedy for sickness. Nausea,
dyspepsia. hiliousness, constipation. malaria,
nervousness and kidney trouble all snccumb to
It's benefeent and speedy action.
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Exer,h body sa,s So.

Casearets Candy Csthartic the mos: wonder.
ful medical discovery II the age pisasan: and
refreshing 10 the tssfs. aet gently and positively
on the kidneys liver ana bowels. cleansing the
entire system disrsi eaids caro- headaches,
Please buy and Try q box Of e. q. c. to-day; 10.
p, so cents. Sold and guaranteed 10 cure by all
druggists.
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san Francisco Wool.

San Francisco, Jan. 1s.-Spr.ng woods
Nevada. 1lmI3c; Oregon. i2ulic. Fail
wools-Southern coast lambs. Iusc: San
Joaquin lambs. Ease; northern lambs. II
m12e, mountain lambs 10n12e. San Joa-
quin plains, sasc; Humboldt and Mendo-
elmo, Hale.
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STaTE or OEIo, CRY OF TOLEDO, g
IIcAs A,OENrY.

Lucas COUNTY,
FEaSK i. CHENEY m IKE oath that he is the
s.uior partner # the firm .: /. J. CHENEY y Co.
ding husin SIS in the e:ty ot Toledo, County and
81 1te $50 eSaid m that said firri II pay IN
s5lm Il ONE HI INBRED DOLL AR for each an !
ve y case q CaTAERH that cannot be cured by
she use of HALLS CAr4RHH cure.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn n before ANA subscribed in m
presence. this 9th dry " December. A. d. 1856
- A. w GLEASON,
Nota Public,
HaAs Ca.srr} Cure is taken Internally, ana
arts dire .s.y on til blood and Mucous surface
Of the system Send Tor testimonials free.
f. j. CHENEY q CO., Toledo, .
sold by dragGis's. Toe
Hal Family Pills ars the best
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Spelter quiet at soc bid and &c asked
Lead dull at 3.62i.c bid and $751;. asked
The firm that fixes the prices Tor miners
and smeiters makes the price of lead 3.s5e.
Rar silver .56vxe
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Treasury stnte,ne,,i.

Washington. Jan. ls.-ro-days state
ment of the condition Of the treasury
shows Available cash balance S-9S3N.-
al; gold reserve s16a sa6.l1a,
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Metal Market.

New York. Jan. 1s.-Pig iron warrants
dull at $50 bid and ss.T0 asked Lake
copper quiet at 10.s soc bid and lie asked
Tin dull al L. SOC bid ami - Sc asked
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The will of the late Mrs. john Drew has
been probated and her estate. which
amounts 10 only 800 Is given 10 her chill
dren.
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r.,,,io,, stoc.s.

Boston. Jan. lS-Oregon Short Line,
2li4 Boston 4 Montana, 1a2i=. Butte X
Boston 2Iis
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-04-26

THIS. THAT AND THE OTHER

THIS. THAT AND THE OTHER
-------~--------------
Every farmer is smiling since the
late rain.
Spain called out $4,000 reserves few
days ago.
Our district schools closed ON Fri
day.
Buy vour spring capes at the Coop
Only few left.
The wheat that was snwed early looks
very promising for good yield,
Garden tools of III kinds at the lowest
prices at the Coop.
Get yon a Lew spring cape this week
t the Coop. They are selling fast.
Marchal de Campos says there arr
10000, 900, inhabitants OF Spanish ORR
ain in America.
Postmaster general Gary OF Md. re-
signs, and G. +. Smith nominated in
his place.
Any one wishing to learn fashionable
dressmakng please call on Miss Lydia
Evans.
But few days more and the May
flowers will be seeming this mountain
air.
Mr. Thomas Loughney, general solic-
itor for Masonic Mutual Life Associa-
lion, gave us a call on Friday.
War is declared on high prices by
VESTS MAIL ORDER HOUSE Send
3 cents for catalogue
The eldest son OF Bishop Robert Nor
ris OF salt Lake. died very sudden ly
while IN bed Tuesday morning,
Fifty million lbs OF tea were imported
to this country, chiefly from China
and Japan. in seven months.
AT the close OF February the public
debt represented by government bonds
was $s47, 1856, $50.
The spirit OF war seems to have taken
possession OF our boys. They were out
d rilling TWO or three nights last week.
There is a move on foot by the mum
icipal league of Salt Lake to get the
council OF that city to pass curfew
Jaw,
The management of the Salt Lake
Theatre has changed hands, Mr.. q. ID.
Piper has been selected in the place OF
s. s. Burton as manager.
The stock of u, c.. NJ, l. and the Des-
e-et National Bank was selling away up
the other day. The former at SIS, and
he latter ut 500 per share.
Its good, get it. tsfree, that 100 page
catalogue. Send cents to help pay
postage to VESTS MAIL ORDER
HOUSE, Salt Lake City. 1t contains
illustrations and prices of all kinds OF
of merchandise.
Mr., A. IL. Gattis Head Quarters at
Union Hotel. LehiJ represents the
Western Grocery Co. of Kansas City
and Denver, does business diiect with
the consumer, they cut out the middle
mans profit. All Goods are shipped as
represented. All Goods are sold subject
to inspection before delivery. Send in
a trial order and save 80 per cent. Re-
ference, Colorado National Bank, Dem
yer Colorado, and American National
Bank Kansas City, Mo,
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Several shipments oil sb"@s arrived ~
the Coop last week..
Buy your screen doors at the Coop,
they carry the best quality.
The great call for daily news has
started several boys on, as news agents
Senator Thurston struck it right, the
other day, when he said, This is no
time for politices.
Lehi will soon be known for its
number OF reservoirs located upon the
lands OF the farmers.
See tltat your children always wear
District IS school shoes. For sale by
Peoples Coop
stephen L. Chapman and John
Thorntono Of American Fork were visitors
at Lchi Friday.
A musician and his mandolin gathered
quitea crowd around him on Main street
on Saturday. fIe was an expert
performer on that instru nent.
Mr. John L. Woodhouse and fifteen
other Lehi sheep shearer- left on Friday
for Wyoming where they will do some
shearing.
Several teams we hauling wool from
the shearing correll to The Provo wooden
mills On Tuesday and Wednesday.
Ii you spend your money in Lehi the
chances are that some OF itmay get back
to you again; if sent out Of town it is
gone forever.
The rainfall on Wednesday night and
Thursday morning was | "a inches. This
is the greatest fall for longtime. Last
season at the same time it was only q
of an inch.
The flag was run up on the liberty
pole on on Saturday While raising
the upper pole to position the pullv
broke aud some of the men got their
hands burned by the rope. The pole
slid to the ground again but was not
damaged
Elder Joseph Broadbent and Joseph
f. Russon have been released from their
missionary labors in England and will
leave for home on May 5. Elder Broad
bent expects TO spend few days in
Chicago visiting and buying goods.
The Twenty forth Infantry of Fort
Dugass passed through here at IL
O'Clock Wednesday mornin over the
r. q. W. for New Orleans At the
depot many school children and citizens
gathered to give them good cheer and Il
a harty shake of the hand. The boys in
blue were pleased with the gathering.
A recent letter from A. d. Rhodes
states that he thinks the land in the
Grende Ronle valley, on. is some OF The
finest farming land in the world. They
have had some rain, the land is in 4
splendid condition and beet planting is
being pushed as rapidly as possible.
In drilling he has 10 carry extra seed
with him rs he can not put enough In
the drill to last for one round. Some of
the fields will contain as high as 240
acres. He is being we'll treated up
there and likes the country very well
The towns OF Utah County showed
their patriotic feeling on "Wednesday to
the departing Twenty-forth from camp
Douglass, Thousands of school children
and citizens gathered ut the different
towns to give the soldiers cheering
word Lehi led out in giving grand
salute by the firing OF the brass cannon,
and the drum corps boys gave some
livery airs. The train stopped long en-.
ough to give the gathered host an OPP
portnnity to shake the hand of many OF
the boys in blue.
Our csolr is contemplating entering
the choral competition No. 2 OF the
Eisteddfod to be held in Lalt Lake next
4 n
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THE LEHI BAN NFR
Leaf. Utah County, Utah
.LEHI MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.
Mauor--John S. Willis.

Mayor--John s. Willis.
Counciimen-James Alfred, Andrew
A. Peterson, George Glover, Samuel
Taylor, George II. Smith.
Observation-Disclosures Southwick.
Tredsurer--T. +. Trane.
Marshal-Joseph a. Thomas,
CITY Justice--John Woodhouse.
School TausrEEs:
james B. Gaddie. John L. Glib, John
T.. Ross.
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Advertisements in thu column Ten cents per
inc drst Insertion, fre cents per line each adj
tonol insertion.
TUESDAY, APR. 26 1898.