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WEANED THE BABY"
Convenfent and siren 9Th epinp
Food Drink

Food Drink
My husbandshas for years been accus.
toned to usen two cups of coffee for
breakfast, and complained invariably Of
headache if he didn't get them lust to
his taste, but gradually he has had COM
ing on him a severe heart trouble and a
spasmodic pafpitating condition of the
nerves, which, weakened and made him
i'll.
For the past month I have made Pos.
tum Food Coffee for him in place of cof-
fee. and not dnces since he began it's use
has he had any OF the distressing synp-
toms. Our little daughter, about two
years DID, takes Postum with eagerness
and thrives uponft.
We all like it better than ordinary cof
fee. My husband and both consider If
the most delightful and wholesome bev-
erage for breakfast we have ever tried.
New users should be sure and boil 1t long
enough to bring out the taste. When /
weaned my baby I fed her on nothing
but Postum for quite long. time, and sne
Is as fat as she can be- Mrs M. g. Allen.
Il Aldie St, .Allston. Mass.
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Services at the Bethel.

Special Good Friday services were held
15e people were present. DR.. David Nor
gan opened the meeting with a short ad-
dress on the Humility of Jesus, as Ex-
emplified In the Washing of the Disciples
Feet"
Master Harry Dorr played a violin solo.
Largo" by Niemon.. and the hymn, my
Jesus as Thou Wilt" Mr.. Percy Church
Ill sang the Resurrection, by Shelly,
end the Rev. Mr.. Pemberton. Of Trinity
church. Merriam Park, preached from
the text. For God So Loved the World -
After the services closed refreshments
danes w. ]. Henry. c. e. Hayes and
Harris Richardson, who also had charge
of the order of services
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FOR THE FEDERAL COURT.
List of Persons Drawn to Serve "a,
MankatO This Month,

Tile following have been summoned as
petit jurors to attend the session of the
United States district court that convenes
April % at Mankato: L. E. Spears, North
field; Mark n. Tisdale, Slayton; William
Rovier, Northield; Henry B. Betzhold,
New Ulm; Frank STOPPED, Rochester; r.
L. Roberts, Granite Falls; Charles A..
Baldwin, Gracevf1le: Otto L. Peterson.
Wegdahl j. D. Wilson, NorthfieId :
Henry Neumann. New Ulm; H. C. Volner,
Northf1eld; Leo w. Dohm, st. Paul /:
James e. Jameson, LIE Sueur Center: s.
E. Harrington. Preston: j. D. Brightbiil.
Preston; J. Q. Juenemann, St. Paul; O..
L. Day, Hutchinson: J. H. Doty, Court
land; ]. B. Lacke, Zumbrota C. M. But
ton, Bluffton; l.. q. Harmon. Orinoco:
George F. Schmitt; Peter Freeberg. Mn
mar; F. B. Frech, Aitkin; c. H. Ander-
son, Lamberton; John N. Call, Balaton:
Don F. Fuller. Monticello: David Powell
Luverne; HI. n. Bell, Redwood Falls
James Sparks. Rochester; K T. Thomp-
son, Houston; Frank Ford. Preston: D.
w. Robinson, Money Creek; Michael Nc
Mahon. Green Isle; Louis Kruppenbacher.
Preston; p. Casey. Aitkin; F. w. Penser.
: New Ulm.
Hamm's Book Beer builds up the sys-
tenn Tall for I -
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and Banks.
Bank Examiner ID. M. Pope last even
| ing served notice on those members of
| his STAFF that are paid out of the depart
ment contingent fund that their services
Will not be- required after today. The
action was taken by the public examiner
because the small balance left in the
treasury by his predecessor has been ex-
hausted, and. unless some relief Is given
by the legislature, the department will
DO handicapped for the next six months
for lack of sufficient funds to carry on
the departmental work
Ihe salary of Capt Compton Is paid
out OF the contingent fund, as the extra
deputy examiner. and the other men,
oers OF the Office force who are to be
iald on are w. P. Snow, chief clerk F.
Z. Boucher. statistical clerk, and Miss
Coughlin. stenographer.
In addition to this the department will
be unable to- do any more work outside
OF the Twin Cities. as all railroad fare
and other travelling expenses Of the dep
uty examiners Is paid out of the contin-
gent fund.
Cen Pope stated last night that he
had made up his mind to pursue this
course, as it was in line with the policy
OF the administration in opposing fur
tner oFerdrafts on any Of the funds In
the state treasury. The following letter
was sent by the public examiner to each
Of the office force effected by the exist
ing conditions:
The appropriation for the contingent
fund Of this department for the fiscal
year ending Aug. l next, which on Jan.
last was largely deficient, is now en-
tlreiy exhausted. AS your salary, to-
gether with all other office salaries and
expenses and all railroad, hotel and 9TH
from this fund, and l have no authority
to incur obligations in anticipation Of
future appropriations, 1 am compelled to
dlspense with your services from this
date. l take: pleasure in certifying to
your usefulness and value in the posi-
ton you have coupled.
| -When Gen. Pope assumed charge of
the office Feb. /, there remained to the
credit Of the contingent fund $500 of a
total appropriation of 400 for the year.
Mr.. Kenyon, the former incumbent of
; the office. expended $500 In seven
months, while 5000 was turned over to his
successor to carry on the work of the
department for five months, including
the salary OF one examiner, the office
force, and all travelling expenses and in
Cidentals. .,.s.t~3-
couple of bills aiming to meet the
dehc1ency are: now before the house and
senate committees on appropriations
| and have not been reported back as yet
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CITY n Ew 8
LOCAL EVENTS IN PARAGRAPHS

Vega Society HOp-The Vega Literary
society will give a social hop this evening
at Vasa hall, 254 East Seventh street.
Assault Case Dismissed-The COM
plant against Paul Brassaw, for assault
and battery was withdrawn yesterday and
court.
Parks Time Up-Carl H. Park, con-
vieted of receiving stolen property. will be
sentenced in the district court today by
Judge Kelly.
Somerset w. c. II. 1.-THE Somerset
W. c. T. L. will hold it's regular monthly
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EASTER SWEETENING,

Our line of Easter Candies is-@eem-
pIete. Not the large variety of the most
expensive Chocolates and Bon Bons at
Our Bon Bons and Chocolates are rea,isj
TO any soc assortment, no matter where
you get them, and strictly pure. fresh.
nrst-ciass candies. in fancy boxes, at Csc
Our variety of Easter Eggs ranges
from % for &c upwards. being the largest
variety in the city
Save the trouble of dyeing eggs. when
You can buy fresh hard boiled Is coiors1
at 20c dozen O -
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TOday's Specials.


. The YerXa Model Meat Market over
Ilows with appetizing delicacies for the
extremely modest ii0o' "ie
Easter Chickens-Finest in the market:
market while you wait Az 'he
Easter Turkeys-Corn fed, fat and fem
der. per pound, 1215c to 15c 'e''-
When desired, we dress them in the
market while you wait 'e
Easter Spring Lamb-Nicer or more
delicate cannot go to the table
Easter Beef-None finer has ever been
placed on sale in st. Paul
Easter Veal, cry fancy, tender4msat-
ed and tender priced, .:ss- = 4: - -.
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Will Discuss Lazarus-The st. Paul
Primary union will meet at the House of
Hope parlors this afternoon. The lesson.
THE Raising of Lazarus" will be pre-
sented by Mrs. M. A. Waite. and hints on
Bible study will be given by G. w. Luno.
Slot Machines seized-The police de-
partment made another raid on the slot
machines yesterday. A nickel-enticing
device was taken from a saloon run by
George Hart and another from Tom
Smiths place. Both were stored away in
the central station. .
Case of Annie KeIlenberg-The case
of Annie Kellenberg, arrested by D. T.
Wellington at the instance of the girl 8
father. who says he found her in dis
orderly house on the West side, came UP
for hearing yesterday. The case was
continued until Monday.
Building Permits-A. T. Rosen has
taken out a building permit to erect a
s15,0O yeneered stone dwelling on the
south side of Cherokee avenue. between
Orleans and Alice, on the West side. The
building will occupy a prominent and
commanding position. The Hamm Brew
ing company will erect 81 900 boiler room,
addition to the brewery in the First ward.
%
Sons of JacOb-The annual meeting of
the congregation of Sons of Jacob was
/ held Friday night and the following Off
GERS elected to serve for the ensuing year:
President, Alexander Silver vice presi-
dent, L. Michlnsky; secretary. J. Levin:
treasurer, Philip Marks; trustees, S.
Sternberg. Jacob Levy. NJ. RosenhOltz, B.
Jacobs S. Moses.
Too Sick to Arrest-On March % Otto
Smalzbauer became engaged In an alter
cation with H. Larson at Mounds View,
where both Of the men reside. Larson
swore out warrant for the arrest of
| SmalZbauer, whom he charged with
| threatening him with a loaded firearm
Yesterday a deputy sheriff went out with
| the warrant and found Smalzbauer sick
in bed. and the physician in attendance
| said that he was too i'll to be moved
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Southern Lands.

For information about land and loca-
tions in the South you should visit the
Southern Railway Exhibit, at 354 Jack
son street. ST. Paul. General reading
matter, having reference to the whole
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The Color shows the Price.

.o GREEN TICKET means Kootenay
$3.50. and Pacific Coast $25 90. one way
PINK TICKET means Kootenay and
Pacific Coast $500 round trip.
BLUE TICKET means Homeseeker
half rate -
All colors warranted fast time On sale
Depot, - N oi'ioa~
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Increases It's Directors

The articles Of Incorporation of the
Minneapolis board of trade were amend
ed yesterday In the secretary of states
Office. The amended articles provide that
there shall be fifty directors. eleven OF
whom shall make a quorum and that
they shall have power to drop members
of the board for cause.
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State Of Minnesota.
Department of Insurance.
st. Paul, March 20. 1899.
/. the undersigned Insurance Comnnis-
sioner of the State Of Minnesota, do here
by certify that the Germania Life Insur
ance Company, above named, has COM
piled with the laws of this State relat-
Ing to- insurance. and Is now fully en-
powered. through it's authorized agents,
to transact its appropriate business OF
Life Insurance In this State for the wear
ending January 31st, 1900.
]. A. OSHAUGHNESSY
Insurance Commissioners
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FORESTERs MEET MAY Y15
Convention of the High Court of tn
State.

The High Court Of Minnesota of the
United Order of Foresters will hold its
annual convention at Central hall in st.
Paul on Monday and Tuesday. Nav Is
and Is, for the election of officers. dele
gates to the supreme court of the United
States and the transaction of such other
business as may come before it. Fifty
five delgates will be present
The central committee of the eleven St.
Paul courts, consisting of Mrs. Schoon-
maker. Mrs. Renike, Messrs. w. 3.
Stoner. Louis Feeser Jr., J. L. Lombard,
c. 8. Sutter. B. W. Garter, W. P. Dalla-
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Go With the ResuIars-Two mem
bers of the Fifteenth regiment of Mnne-
sofa volunteers have enlisted in the reg
ular army-OScar J. Peterson and Erick
Florman, of Company B. They belong in
Alexandria,
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Elevator Cable BrOke-The cable sup
porting the elevator in the Merchants ho-
tel parted yesterday forenoon, dropping
the elevator from the second to the first
floor. 1t struck with considerable force,
but no one was injured.
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Came true this year but Homeseekers
are taking advantage of the half rates TO
all points on the 800 Line every first
and third Tuesdays Ticket Offices 3eS
Robert st. and Union Depot
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DR.. Bulls Cough. Syrup Is sure to
cure incipient consumption. This remarkable
remedy will stop the wasting away Of the
patient and in a short time effect a cure.
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DIR. Miller VIII RecOver-Reports
from st. Josephs hospital state that DR..
Miller continues to improve at rapid
rate. His condition is excellent and his
complete recovery is but a question Of
time,
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money If 1t fails
to cure. 25c. The genuine has L. B. O.
on each tablet
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Men.

VI course you WANT hand-
some Easter Scarf, but there's no
reason why you should pay a
fancy price for it. .-..---
New Imperial Four-in- Hand
Scarfs, as good as any sold for
$3.50. Our price S1.0J. .@"... +-".
Wide Apron Four-in-Hands,
generally sold for 75c and S1.O0.
Our price so CENTS. '=%-s.;f
New String Ties, rs inches
wide. regular Soc kinds, for Is
CENTS. 's'.- -.. ..fr
The Special Sale of KID
GLOVES will end Today.
$1.00 Glove. for 80 Cents.
ST. so Gloves for s1.35.
$500 Gloves for 81. 80.
New Shirts--Fancy Socks
Furnishings of all kiuds.
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HE May MISSOURI IT
GOV. SCOFIELD HESITATES ABOUT
HONORING THE MINNESOTA
REQUISITION
FOR THE RETURN OF CLEMENTS

The Executive of the Badger State
Inclined to Treat the Request
Like the Officials of the Young
ers' Home State Dole Has Re-
ferred the Matter to His Attorney
General.
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SEVENTH AND CEDAR STS.
Tel. 732. Meat Market, 1872.
Easter Chickens.

A00kSA ~kkkS IN 0RkOe
The finest in this market per lb 1111c:
when so desired, we dress them in the
market while you wait.
Easter turkeys, per lb. 121a to i5c.
10 cents
Per pound for a choice lot of Creamery
Butter.
- cents
Fer dozen for absolutely fresh New Laid
Eggs.
81 cents
A can for good new packed Standard
Tomato
Fancy Southern outdoor Strawberries.
g cents
Per pound for a very fancy Japan Rice
the regular goods while this lot lasts.
Z cents
A pound for good California evapor-
ated Peaches. Large shipment lust re-
celved viii be sold at this price while
$500
Per sack for the very best Flour; 81 for
halI-sacks; SOC for Quarter-sacks
Z cents
A bottle for a nice lot of fresh bottled
Pickies. either Mixed. Chow Chow or
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meeting at the rooms of the Y. NJ. c. A.
on Monday. April 3. at 3 p. m.
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SERVICE Is CRIPPLED
To LET HES sTAFT
KENYON USED UP THE FUNDS

And the Republican Legislature
Shows No Disposition to Help
That Branch of tho state Govern
ExDenses OF the State Institutions
and Banks
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Fancy Hosiery.

There's an interesting display
OF Fancy Hosiery. Prices are
lower than you might expect.
THREE LEADING SPECIALS.
Ladies' fue, fast black Lisle Thread
Stockings. with all the improved splic-
ings, white split soies, the an
regular SOC kinds Today, xxi
one day only. ...,........... VVU
Ladies black Lisle Thread nn-
Stockings, with Lace open Kxn
work." best SOC kinds, today VVU
Ladies' Fancy Lisle Thread Stock
ings, fancy stripes with M
''open-work," regular SOC xxn
kinds-one day only. ..... zUU
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Field, Schlick & 60.

NORTHWESTERN BRANCH OFFICE.
Gsrmania Life Building,
Mime sota North Dakota, Souh Dakota kontana Idaho
New Business Written in 18ss 81. .ose,5o 90.
FRANKLIN 7. PARLlN, NORTHWESTERN MANAGER.
GEORGE w. RoDENBERG Cashier
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Hamm's Book Beer builds .up the sys
tenn. Call for Il.
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HAT PINS. IS styles. at CENTS.
PERFUMERY. A clearing sale of
''Lundborg's" and Colgate's Perfum-
cry at 10 CENTS a bottle These
odors:
Violet, Caprice, West End,
Ylang Wang, Fleurette, Jockey Club.
STATIONERY. Six lines ar7-
of Easter Stationery. worth ~
25c, will go on sale lin boxes) at u
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-06-30
Milwaukee Judge Served With 4
Writ of Mandamus by Su.
preme Court
To Grant Relief to PlankintOn
Bank Creditors or to Show
Cause
Why He Has Not Done So---Will.
lam Plankinton Accused of
Bad Faith.

MILWAUKEE, June 3~0.-Judge John
son Of the circuit court of Milwaukee
county has been served with a writ of
mandamus by the supreme court to
grant relief, which the creditors Of the
Plankinton bank have prayed for, or to
show cause before the supreme court
Oh July 3, why he has not done SO. A
writ Of certiorari has also been served
upon Judge johnson to produce all the
papers and records in the case Of which
the creditors complain.
The creditors claim to have lost about
$la,. 900 through the operations Of AS
signee William Plankington of the
bank, who levied upon the stock in the
store Of Frank A. Lappen. who had re-
ceived large loans from the bank before
the panic. which caused the failure.
The creditors claim that q bid of $685.
600 was made for the stock. which was
bid in by the assignee. who. it is claimed.
paid out g. 600 more in conducting the
sale than he received in returns. The
assignee did not make a report accord.
ing to Law, and the creditors failing to
get satisfaction in the circuit court,
carried the matter to the supreme
court. 1t is now expected q complete
investigation will follow.
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Notice Of Expiration Of Redemption.

To c. B. Kennedy and E. X. Ciough, the own.
ers and persons IN possession and the persons
in whose name the land, lot and premises here.
inafter described IL taxed: You will please take
notice, That heretofore o-wit, On the 18th day OF
November, 1895, the following described real ee.
tate to-wit: The eouth 69ls feet Of the west halt
(w,a) Of block sixteen (16) Of Kennedy'a Exten-
sion OF the CITY Of Madison, according to the re-.
corded plat thereof, In the county OF Lake, In the
state of South Dakota, was, BY the county treas
urer OF the said county Of Lake. duly sold IN the
manner in all respects as required and provided
by law, to c. B. Kennedy for the delinquent taxes
then due thereon for the year 1924, that the eaid
county treasurer Of said Lake county, duty Issued
to said purchaser c. b. Kennedy . certificate Of
sale, in the manner provided by law, dated Nov
ember 4, 1925. lie numbered ST., and bears interest
from date thereof at the rate Of Is per cent. per
annum; that raid certificate Of eals has been duly
cold and assigned to Northwestern Loan & Bank
ing Company, who ie now the owner and holder
thereof; that said sale has not been redeemed
from, and that the right OF redemption will ex.
pire and n deed for eaid premises aud lot be
made after sixty days from the completed service
Of this notice.
Dated Madison, 9. d.. june ~, 1879.
NORTHWESTERN LOAN 4 BANKING COM.
PANl, Owner of Said Certificate Of Sale.
BY j. II. WILLIAMSON,
Attorney.
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DISCUSSING REFORMS.
Social and Political Conference 1t Buf
falo Continues.

Social and Political Conference 1t Buf.
falo Continues.
BUFFALO,, June 30.-The national,
social and political conference resumed
its session to discuss n~on-partisao ef-
forts in political reform. The subject
is divided into eight sub-divisious-ex.
pansion and militarism, permanent in
ternational tribunal. popular represent
alton. recall or imperative mandate.
single tax, nonpartisan temperance; and
organized labor. Each speaker was
limited to 10 minutes. with 90 minutes
for discussion under three minute rule.
Rev. w. H. Thomas of Chicago
presided and discussed Expansion
and Militarism." Mr.. Thomas
was n Of the first to espouse the cause
Of Cubans. In speaking of the wal in
the Philippines, he declared it the sad
dess thing in the history of the United
States. As militarism tends to despot-
ism, he opposed it. believing that in
dustrialism means democracy and the
preservation of the liberties Of the PEG.
pie. During DR.. Thomas remarks. no:
a syllable of applause greeted Admiral
Dewey's name. William j. Client Of
New York, took the opposite side Of the
question. and declared that popular
sympathy was with the government.
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doing it every day for years" said the man.
There are physicians who say in good
faith to those whose lungs are worn by dis.
ease " It is impossible to help you" And
yet thousands Of these inpossibies have
been helped and healed by DR.. r. V. Pierce
whose Golden Medical Discovery" has
cured them, when the hollow cheek,
the rasping cough, the burning flush,
and night sweats have all pointed to
consumption.
Ninety-eight Out Of every hundred such
impossible cases can be cured says DR..
Pierce. What makes him SO sure? Be-
cause he has been curing just such cases
for more than thirty years. Golden Med
ical Discovery " is strength to the stomach,
1t makes new blood and the new blood
builds a new body-.a ft temple of health.
There is nothing just as good as Golden
Medical Discovery" SO let no one deceive
you into accepting a substitute.
II beg to state that I have used three bottles Of
DR.. Piefces Golden Medical Discovery since my
provement in my case writes Mr.. A. r. No
votny. Of New York. N. ". box I437l II feel
that I am in need Of no more medical assistance.
When I started to take your medicine I had a
regular consumptive cough. Of which I was
afraid. and every body cautioned and warned me
very pale and had no appetite whatever: Now
cough at all. have gained eight pounds in weight,
have recovered my healthy color. and my appe-
tite 10 enormous. I can recommend your medi.
cine. a. IL Is a sure cure, no humbug, as are
most other patent medicines"
Dr.. Pierce's Pellets cure biliousness.
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DEATH OF ANDREE.
some Evidence to Support the Theory
That He Has Perishsd.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 80. III. J.
Baron, Formerly an Eastern newspaper
man, has written the following 70 the
Associated Press from Wrangel. Alaska.
under date Of June "a:
Information was received here sew.
eral days ago, which seemingly con
firms the story that Anaree. the Arctic
explorer, is dead. A Norwegian, who
was a passenger on the Rosalie, a Seat.
tie boat bound for Skaguay, showed a
letter supposed 70 have been written BY
Andree. The letter. in a sealed bottle,
had been washed ashore off the Nor.
wegian coast, and dated May 4. The
latitude was given as a north and the
balloon was somewhere TO the west
ward Of Iceland.
am leaving balloon and provis.
ioLs-Andree, were the words written
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Buffalo Freight Handlers Lose.

BUFFALO. n. Y, June 29.-After an
unsuccessful strike of II days duration,
the freight handlers have returned to
work. The 2, 400 men involved in the
strike returned to work at the old rate
of wages. Is cents per hour. except the
Erie men. who We're receiving IA cents
per hour regularly and 81 cents for
overtime. They will now receive Is
cents per hour for regular and overtime
work.
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St. Paul Uuto. st lock Yarda,

ST. PAUL, June %.
HOGS-Market steady. Range Of prices
q. 3O@x. 20.
CATTLE-Butcher cattle firm; tor
stockers steady.
Sales ranged at "a lo84.OO for cows;
S400@a.75 for steers; -. ooGA.a5 for stock,
ers: el25G3.6 90 for heifers.
SHEEP-Good sheep and lambs are
strong: common slow.
Sales ranged at ! A75G4s0 for sheep;
IS. 10 for lambs.
Receipts: Cattle, 800: calves, 100; hogs
1000; sheep. 2UU.
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CLOSING PRICES.
WHEAT = July. 2s.c; september.
HL,c: December. 75Ig7oc.
CORN-June 33ssc; July. 1870; Sep.
TENDER, 3iG341sc; December, 3314 w33szc;
May, s4T5c.
OATS-June, aAc: July. 24izc; Sep.
tember 2l3.c; May. 335sc.
PORK June, $sl71a3s. 20: July,
s. i~71a&e.20; September, IS. 40.
POCLTRY-Dressed. turkeys Sc, chick.
n 94sl4c.
BCTTER-Creameries, l3A1lSc; dair.
les. ll@l512c.
EGGS-tresh, l2c.
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5. A. Ingalls,. Crown Point, ". Y,
writes: My wife suffered from kidney
trouble Tor years. She consulted several
physicians and tried a mum Der OF Kidney
Cures without getting relief. She was
induced To try FoIey's Kidney Cure and
IN less than u week after he began using
IT, she was greatly improved and three
bottles cured her.
FRANZ Smith.