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WAR TAX CANCELLATION
STAMPS.
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CANcELI.ING STAMPS and spec,eI
stamps and cnncrLlng devices: Nhm
YORK STENCIL WORKS. 100 Nassau-''''
$cw-NOTA.
POINTERS" on Revenue stamp an
relIors. by REESE q CO.. 100 Fulton
at. New York. CTR liars frse
ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions ior
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once. No. 1922 broadway, "a door north
OF 3i-t-st., until . O'Clock p m auN"r
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q m. VIZ. Pa shave. =. =. cor. go - ;
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I'VE. ara l4th-st., lt2 Columbus ave- near
West G6th-s,. 100 West 42d-st.. near 9TH
ave: % East ll,h-st.. 2J' Nesf .-u ST.
.etween eth and sth ayes. 1853 East 4.th-
IT.. las 3d-ayc.. between I5th ana ''th
rs iO26 Sd ave near 6lst-st.
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PRICE MARKS AND SIGNS.

SIGNS. Price Marks and Window Tickets:
gold and silver stamped; for all busi-
ncsscs. MASTERS. 2l0 Centre-s'.
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PEPPERS CORK MATS.

-~e~~~NNoN/NNoNo0N~ NoN0.o~"eN0N"~N|~0S'S'N>
PEPPERS CORK MATS are most COM
Portable 70 the feet and should he used
IN all bathrooms. 1921 Broadway.
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CUTLER y.

Cutlery II every description. both in
wholesale ard retail. on hand ana mace
10 order; repairing neatly done. GUSTAV
KNAITH 81 John and II Nassau sts'
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.

ORDERS promptly executed III JH1D eiven.
ADAMsoS, 81 Ann-a. Telephone. o''i'
f-orflandt
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FENCING AND BOXING.

.<~<<~~N~>~>.~~>~> N~>->-N>~N@>N~~>~>-~~~
CAPTAIN NICHOLAS. professor Aus
tins higher Fencing and Boxing
school. q West 42d-st. Ladies and gen
'lemen.
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AIVNINyM NOVELTIES.

,,,,,,vI.M SOUVENIRS in large variety
Al EEYMOND & GO1TLoBS. "hoiesa'-
"a and retailers. sSl broadway, ny". q,
a. downtown branch. - Oo'"'"N' ''''
psysmeyer Dlds
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WIGS AND TOUPEEs.

WIGS AND TOuPEES: satisfaction guhr-
antecd. CHARLES l.. LETT. w West
9Sts a. between Broadway and tth-ave
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MISCELLANEOUS.

40. G WHITE ENVELOPES. zoe. per
1000: quart Black Writing Ink. 21c .
Stationery at cut prices. e. ;. NATHAN.
% Fulton 81.
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UNDERTAKE

AT 2,I74 It'll AVE. l29th- st. Edward u
Keys practical gndertnker ana EN-
balmer Telephone. 30 Harlem
UNDERTAKING an EMBALMING In Al.
IFS branches many years experience.
r.st-class service; satisfaction suaranteed;
alUays open. HERMAN 4. DELI >, .o'
Decatur St GOrmerly Of south brovNN"h
TeIschone o2l East New York
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RUBBER STAMPS.


INTERNAL Revenue cancellation stamps.
any stNis any quantity. within - hours
THIS FiLrON STAMP WORKS. 2I3-2i7
Grand 81
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AND REPhIRER

SCALES. new. secondhand. bought sold.
exchanged and repaired. Fairbanks ma
Howe Il every dcecripilun ~ stock Write
or cali. O'BRIEN. - New Chambers-st-
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,>r,,nyrsnED ROOMS TO LET.

PHYSICIAN offers 10 refined lady ana
daughter free rent IN handsome Drown
stone sanitary house. party having nutso
ana carriage preferred. Address oCIOBEh'
l242 Broadway.
ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions ior
TIE Tribune received At their Uptown
oslce No i,242 Broadway. "a door norm
,s.wents received at the following branch
trl,.r al regular office rates until O'clock
.. m, Niz.: 23i sth-avc.. y. =. cor 2id1st.
i52 G,h-ave,. cor. i2th-st.: Macy s. YIN
IVES, 00th-st.: 1913 West !2d-st:. near 9Th
ave, ~ Fast IIth-s,.: 81 West 42d-st.
between Tth md 18th AYES; l1o East 4lth-
ST. 32s 3d-Ave.. between 10Th AMI I,th
-. 02G "a ave. near Gist-st.. l.IuS lsi-
.yf AGAR Sgth- st ESQ 81 ave. near AS
-. fSi ad-avs.: 30 B!.ecter-st.
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r.. MAILER.

v-VVNysHED ROONS.
.STH ST. I23 EAST. --Iargc. pleasant
rooms singly or en- suite. house newly
yapered and painted
18TH ST. 10 WEST Pcrmnnen's will
find very desirable large ana small
rooms; large closets. ifinsierts accommp-
dated
l3t WEST 10TH 81. --Doctors Office. with
use Of reception room. running water,
every thing new.
IA WEST 10TH II. Rooms single or en
suite, newly furnished. with or without
FRENCH hooks & CALENDARS.
~c~oeo-o.ooooN~N>o.o ~Yo~.oNNNNNNNNN-~
BOOKS 81 all publishers. lnrgett uptown
book store. WILLIAM X JENKINS.
4sth-st and 9Th ave New-fOrk
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FOR sALR.
~~.>r-N~r~<rN>r|/~N> mn >>~<><(><|~-
FOR SALE.--Ten R.IP.A.N.S for cents
FASHIONABLE HATTERs.
DPFgYs S. 81 and 81: ella hate. IS. 81
and 81 Y. WILLARD JONES. ~
Nss,,u- st near Maiden Tare.
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ILLUMINATED sIGNs for gas or ,e eisc-
,rIcIty. suitsble for any nignl pusi"'s''
.r.Ics ittrCIiES 81 Clinton Place.
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FRENCH hooks & CALENDARS

DFFBYs. S. 81 and 81: sil& hatt. s.. $
and 81 Y. WILLARD JONES. u
Nas,nn- st. near Maiden tAre.
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orEs SILVER ClnIOS.

ANTIQUES. SILVER, CtH'o>'
NNNNTN0NNN>|N0~>oS'N
~ p1,IJOCK'S. 35l Fourth ave
a. ,nitttion a nne "Hobbema' and otHer
slo paintings and antiques.
At sacrifice. several fine OLD pain,,,ngs'
curios, ahufIe NC ,,S ove
MANHATTAN co. 54s 4'n "H.,
ANTIQUE LACES. Jewelry' siivHlWats;
rvories Paintings Fans; old soid ana
.,iyer bought. EBI.E. 100 west fzo-s''
cpAGG ANTIQUES co. ll6 West sd
81 buys and sells old mahogany. sH'ef'
jswelry. colonial china
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LAW lt;Ns.

LAWYERS.
ABSOLUTE 90 days. llOGGAlT 4 ca
ARSoI.CTE RrTHERs. Auorne's. u
DIVORCES 4 Dakota and 20 iroad"a'
DIVORCES. Investigate our hri"-
ABSOLUTE divorc~. any cause alin@ny
reduced Lawyer GEORGE RpHlNSoN:
90 Saffsu. ssh floor. telephone. I."S
Cor'lanit.
LAWYER ROBERT T.. NOAH. I'D HfDnd-
20 years practice IN all the courts.
civil and criminal. l.gal fees only. no
clients tnfefests ~ - neglected. actions Tor
tsnar-s arising on; n injury % person or
property anl divorr" cases specially en-
nloys the CREATES detective nrm in Amer
lea. legal correspondence over Nhrf'. h'
,ica free Telephone Sc Franklin
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DENTISTRY.

rocTnS RENTAL PARLoRs. ~ Esst
ia,h1s,. south side Union square, a nns,
lass IN every respect. Prices
Cw I'd see us. Examinations free'
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SENSITIVE AND TENDER TEETH Eth a denu
IaSsoluteiy without pain; h'rn.r, css d..
,,.,r,', twenty thousand referehees' ~
MAY. l42 West 12oih-bt'
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CAMERAS AND KODAIIS.

ATTENTION. Highest prices phiSd
cast-or clothing. can OF ""''N
JOSEPH LENISTAN, - 6th ave.
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COLONIAL HOt SES.

<<~~~~~~~~~~e~e>~ -, A.
ARCHITECTURAL Decorations. eV e.D, or
scription. exterior and interior ~ Or
nache Compo, STAFF. Capitals c'nDle
,..r Fes,oonp. ETC.. weatherproo',
nnes, modelling: larges, line. WOOD /
Italian Scudre.
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.vr,fENTs no LET.
sCTCARIES.

,v...s..,rSANDER DAWSON. Consult
ar,Es Me- Advice on insurance.
ins &c bowling Green building ~
e.fyay.
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ART AND FUjiNITlRE AUCTION
nv l-I-IkS.

s~.vDARn AUCTION ROOMS. 10 ana -
IVES, l25th-st.-Buy entire contents ot
,"se, etc. Tor spot cash: sales at private
houses q speciality
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FINE YRS.

1ooo0~~-~-~~>~ ~~~rr~~Ar~>>~'~NN|N>>|>|~
ron CHEMICAL. physical and phssnrm,,al-
ceutical use. Y. MAcHLhII 9'N"'
iA2 10 I47 East 23d-st.
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p.PER AND PAPER STOCK.

pIIriIf, METZ, ~ and ~ Ann-st.. -. q;
te,euhone 92iG CNrtlandi, esthnIlsn,n
ls5.' cash paid for all kinds q old rag
uqper and metals.
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPEJs clean.f by steam, by hand ~
on the fcOr Careful Carpet Clearing
60. SIS lIroadway. <2l East lNih ST.
COE Il BRANDT. Tel. 122 -3Sth.
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.pr,sTIC PICTURE PRESENTS.

FRAMED ENGRAvlNGs, pho,ogravures
sauarelles and oil paintings popular
,rioss KRAMER BROS. POI O'n-aNe''
opposite Mays.
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PATENTS.
QUICK PRINTING.

BEST OFFER YET,-Printing absolutely
at your own price; make your Offers
lack SON Is tentre-st.
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BRUSHES.
RnIC-A-RRAC &FAN REPAIRERS

--<<Dn<>[~< m ~|Oo(|||||O>~'>N1S
g IEyIELE. 81 West 10th st. formerly
with tiffany Il Co. satisfaction guafah-
tsed. fans specially.
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MARKS ADJUSTABLE CHAIR.

TIE BEST in the world Prices from SO
10 500. send fof illustrated Catalogue
J iN Woafwns.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

CHANDLER 800 Fulton-st,. Bro'klyn'-
New Or secondhand pianot, many max
ers. al very low prices. for sale or REM
best value In brooklyn
RELIABLE cOSNOR PIANOS sold on
terms TO suit purchasers renting, es-
changing. repairing. secondhand uprlghts'
si2a. $50: squares. s:5 upward. toS-
NOR 4 Laxt 4cd al
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BCARD WANTED

4 LADY in church wo-k desires large room
and board IN private family uptown
Address NJ f.. Room q. 40 Broadway,
state terms.
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BILLIARD Ann pooy. rAnLrs.

v.onDon,OonononNNNO> ~OOo~-o~~~~~r~o~
OF Billiard ana roo
Tables, reasonable prices: easy 'eih's'
4. q MARX BROS, i2s East lith-st.
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TURKISH BATHS.

>~-~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~>>o >~>|~~>~~>>>r>>|~>>>
PEOPLE ~ culture md refinement take
Turkish. Electric and Roman Baths AZ
MIIJ.ERS. IL West .0th-st.
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CHIlsOPODISTs.
COINS. MEDALS. CURIOs.
STOMACH TROUBLE

MEN. after others fail. consult RID
CROSS ASSOCIATED PHYSICIANS. lCl
West f5th-st.. hours, IO-i.. IS.
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Sidewalk Resolution No. Is.

For q sidewalk on west side of Josephine aven-
ne from Depot street 10 Main sire ct, on east side
OF Josephine avenue from Center street to Mad.
ison street, on east side Union avenue from
erty avenve from Main street 10 Center street.
on West side OF Washington avenue from Center
street TO Madison street, on north side of Center
street * block seven, Town Proprietor's second
Addition.
Be it resolved by the city council of the city of
Madison, ). D., that il Is Necessary to huHd A
sidewalk on the west aide Of Josephine avenue
from Depot street TO Main street, on east side OF
Josephine avenue from Center street 10 Madison
street, on esct side of Union avenue from Center
street north to alley, on east side of Liberty
asenu. from Main stree: To CeLter street, on
| west siGe Of Washington avenue from Center
street 10 Madisyn street, on north side Of Center
street al block seven, Town Proprietor- Second
addition, and that thu owners aud occupant. OF
lots ]. =. 3. 1, ;, 8 and . o: block :. and tote :, :, q,
ADDITION, and west side of lot 10. block 10, Town
Proy First Addition, and lots =. :. 2, 10,
II and II of block 8. Coburn 4 Van Doren's Ad-
d!tion, lots l, :, 3. 1, block IL, Original Plat. and
lots ,. q, , So, 10, IL, Il, - and IL OF block q,
Town Projectors Second Addition, be and they
are hereby notified TO construct at his or their
own cost and expense IN front of and ~abutting
upon said lots and parcels OF land a sidew ak five
feet and -four inches wide, OF one-inch lumber
laid upon four . by 1 inch string.r-, said side
walk il not constructed by the admitting property
owners before the 10th day Of November. IL will
be constructed by the city and the costs thereof
levied upon the abut;ing property in proportion
to frontage thereon.
Adopted October :, lsaS.
Approved October u, 1egs.
". f.. DANIELS,
Mayor.
Attest:
WM. RAE,
Auditor.
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WAR AGAINST AMERICANS.
l~ssurgent Officers Making n Strong Cam.
paign in Cuba

l~ssurgent Officers Making n Strong Cam
pAign in Cuba.
HAVANA. Oct. 25.-The Cuban gen.
eral. Rego. has arrived at Havana from
Puerto Principe and is preaching in the
Havana cafes and the insurgent camps
neal the capital a holy war against the
Americans. He has interviewed many
of the leaders of the Cubans and has
urged the carrying on of war against
the Americans if independence is not at
once granted to Cuba. The Cuban col
onel. Tourists. has also arrived at Ha-
vana from the east and is carrying on a
strong campaign against the Americans
and Calixto Garcia.
The Spanish colonel. Cervera. mill
tary governor of Mariana. pays daily
visits to the insurgents camp in his dis
trict advising the Cubans not to surren-
der their arms and t make resistance
until the independence of the island is
declared. Colonel Cervera is an init
mate friend of General Parade. presi.
dent of the Spanish evacuation commits
sion.
Pasa la Liberte. II of the daily pa.
pers of C~ienfuegos. published with the
sanction of the government. prints a
manifesto with over 3o0 names. a great
many of which are those of Spaniards,
openly proclaiming Cuban ~independ.
ence.
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Fishing for Health.

When a man breaks down with that
dread disease, consumption, and recognizes
his condition, he starts out to fish for
health. He tries this thing and that thing.
He consults this doctor and that doctor.
He INDUCES in all kinds of absurd athletic
exercises. He tries first one climate and
then another. He tries the rest cure and
the work cure. He grows steadily worse.
That is the story of most consumptives.
Finally, when the consumptive dies, the
doctor shrugs his shoulders and pronounces
consumption incurable. A thirty years
test of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis.
covery has demonstrated that it cures %
per cent. of all cases of consumption, If
taken in the earlier stages of the disease,
before the lungs are too far wasted. In a
consumptive there is a weaker spot than
even the lungs. That spot is the stomach.
A consumptive never really begins to die
until his stomach gives out. The Golden
Medical Discovery" not only braces up
the stomach, but acts directly on the
lungs, healing them and driving out all
impurities. Honest medicine dealers will
not urge you to take an inferior substitute.
II had a very bad cough. also night-sweats.
writes Mrs, Clara A, Mcintyre, Box III. Ash
land, Middlesex Co, Mass. "A friend Of mine
who had died with consumption came to ME in
a dream and told me to take DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. and. thank the Lord. l did
SO. BY the time l had taken half Of the first
bottle ! felt much better. l kept on until I had
taken three bottles. That was all I needed. /
got well and strong again
Whenever constipation is one Of the COM
plicating causes Of disease. the most perfect
remedy is DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets,
which are always effective, yet absolutely
mild and harmless. There never was any
remedy invented which can take theii
place. They never grippe.
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BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

The president has approved the sen.
tence of Chaplain Mcintyre of the Ore
.gon.
The total registration of the city Of
New York is 556, $50. as against So. 1872
in 1897.
As a result of al attempt to arrest a
negro near Harpersville. Miss. one dep.
uty sheriff and nine negroes are reported
dead.
The heaviest rain storm in years oc.
CURED in Havana Saturday. The water
was four feet deep in the streets. swamp.
ing houses and stores and doing great
damage.
The sons Of the late William f. Glad.
stone have decided to entrust the task
Of writing their fathers biography to
John Morley. the distinguished Liberia,
statesman and journalist.
superintendent John j. Fayel of the
Holy Terror Mining company and one
of its largest stockholders is dead at the
Homestake hospital, Dcadwood. S. d.,
from an operation for appendicitis.
1t has just developed that the German
bark Satisfaction SUM: during the recen,
gales in the North sea. The captain,
his wife and the crew of nine were
drowned, being all on board except a
boy, who was saved.
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VERY DESPERATE.
Supplies of Filipino insurgents Scarce and
Their Attitude Is Menacing.

InClf tAttttUOs' i y -heutSIhSs
MANILA. Ger. 25.-The attitude of the
!%.syrgent troops has become very men
acing. Their supplies are growing
scarce and they are becoming desperate.
Their leaders assure the troops who
have had no pay for months that they
will soon capture Manila. The Filipino
newspapers insist upon absolute indie
pendence and denounce annexation to
the United States or an American pro-
~tectorate with equal energy. The
American authorities. both naval and
military. are taking precautionary
measures. although no immediate
trouble is anticipated.
Spaniards Getting Oficious.
The steamer San Nicolas. which left
Manila Saturday flying the American
flag. was compelled to return bya Span
ish g%unGoat. whose commander offered
as a plea for his action that the crew
consisted of Filipinos, who might SNUG
gle contraband articles. The San Mic
olas, after reporting her experience,
sailed again, followed by the United
States gunboat McCulloch.
The insurgent ship Mariola entered
Manila harbor flying the insurgent flag.
which was promptly hauled down by
the Americans,
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Insists the Nile Valley Is Part of Egyp
and Must Kelnain so.

Insists the Nile Valley Is Part of Egypt
and Must Remain 50.
LONDON, Oct. 26.-The Fashoda vel
low book issued by the French govern
ment having left some slight misgivings
in this country as to lord Salisbury's
tirmness in dealing with the French am
basSador, Baron de Courcel, a dispersal
ton Of these fears followed the publica-
ton Of a British blue book. The most
important feature Of this book is a dis
patch dated Oct. 12 from the Marquis
Of Salisbury to the British ambassador
at Paris, Sir Edmund Monson, reporting
the previous interview with Baron de
Courcel in which the latter wished to
ascertain what solution Of the question
was possible. In this dispatch the Mar
quis Of Salisbury said:
Still Belongs to Egypt.
Il generally insisted that the Nile
valley had belonged and still belonged
to Egypt and whatever diminution that
title had suffered by the mahdi's con-
quest had been removed by the victory
at Omdurman."
The blue book also contains interest
ing letters from Mustapha, the regent of
Egypt, to General Kitchener and Lord
Cromer, the British diplomatic agent,
respectively, showing Egypt's attitude.
He wrote to General Kitchener warmly
thanking him for taking possession Of
Fashoda, end thereby reconquering for
Egypt the provinces which assure her
existence and from which she only re.
tired Professionally.
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Sioux City Live stock.

SIOUX CITY, L., Oct. %.
HOGS-Market steady. Range of
prices, 8 35A3.6U.
CA1ILE-Market slow about steady.
Sales ranged at s4.5ON520 for beeves;
s2oON3.1O for cows, bulls and mixed:
S@.5OGi.l5 for stockers and feeders; eco
% 90 for yearlings and calves; $500 q
40 for Westerns.
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Cubans From CeutA Go to New York

NEW YORK. Oct. ga dispatch from
Gibraltar says: Sixteen released Cuban,
from Ceuta have just been sent to New
York by the American consul. About
26O remain at Ceuta. Their condition is
distressful. More than 100 Cuban pris.
Oners have died since the commence
ment of the war.
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TUNED Over to the .IauS.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. .6.-Japan's fine
new cruiser. the kasayi. has been turned
oven 10y the Cramps to the japanese
government. as represented by Com
llander n. kGshievabra. and he at once
Went into command and ran up the
mikado's flag.
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Chicago Eonifa,s suicides.

CHICAGO. Oct. % y. ). Men
manager Of the Brunswick Aoie. !
city, committed suicide h~yshooiiH.7
self in the head. Deceased learesaJ
and three children. TIE eiasea
tragedy is unknown.
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CHICAGO. Oct. PA small skiif. in
which was Louis Bahan. son ,f a
wealthy brick manufactures Of Evans
ION. William Scharifer and another man
whose identity has no, Yet been cstah-
lishcl. capsiz-d i'll Lake Michigan dur.
llG the l.y and all Were drowned.
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Constipation prevents the body from
Kidding itself OF waste matter. DeWitt's
Little Early Risers will remove the
trouble snd oure Sick Headache, Bilious.
ness, Inactive Liver and clear the Com
plexion. Small, sugar coated, don't
grippe or cause nausea
Cook T. ODEE.
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Minneapolis Grain.

M~iNNEAPoLIs. Oct. p.
WHEAT : October closed at &c;
December, 655sc; May. 65I@67c. On
Track-No. ! hard, 6s34:; No. l North
ern $40; No. 2 Northern. 6524s.
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Iowa Central Extension.

OsKALOOsA. Ia. Oct. 26.-The Iowa
engineering corps began surveying the
extension line to Des Moines. The pro-
posed line will leave the main line one
mile East OF this city.
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Indiana and Ohio to Sail.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 26.-Accordine
to orders from division headquarters.
the transport Indiana will sail for Ma.
Mia during the day. and on Thursday
the steamer Ohio will depart with the
remaining battalions of the Washington
volunteers.
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A Fire Brick Trust.

MAssILLoN. O.. Oct. 26.-William G.
Hipp of the Massilon Fire Brick com
pany has secured options on the plants
of all the fire brick companies and they
will oon be- purchased and operated 10y
u trust. 1t is claimed that Eastern cap.
;tal amounting to Sl2,OoO,0 600 is behind
Sha S.hn,,o
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st. Paul Union Stock Yards,

SOUTH ST. PAUL Oct. "a.
Market steady. Range Of
prices, 1868. %.
CATTLE-Butcher cattle steady and
good stockers n feeders stronger.
Sales ranged at t2.OOA25) tor cows;
N.05@+4O for steers: 32.OJ@l.5O for
stockers: s.. 70@ 500 for heifers.
SHEEP Market for good steady.
Muttons, 1910; lambs, s475.
Receipts: Hogs, l,OOD; cattle, 1900;
sheep, 400; calves, 1000.
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Chicago Union stock Yards.

Chicago Union Stock Yards.
CHICAGO, Oct. "a.
HOGS Best grades steady; others
weak.
S}.4013.oO for mixed; $3.3O03.8O for
heavy: $3.3O13.45 for rough; $3.75@3. so
for Workers.
CATILk-Market dull. barely steady.
Sales ranged at %. yOW5.65 for beeves;
&2.0O04.65 for cows and heifers; q. tO@
ers and feeders.
Sales ranged at q. 9O@4.65 for natives:
e3.50@4.55 for westerns; SA00@6.l5 for
lambs.
Receipts: Hogs. 30. 600; cattle, $500;
sheep, l0,U0o.