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Meat Market.

Following are the rates for whole car
casses from slaughterers to dealers:
BEEF-First quality, 7AQSAc; other
grades, 7G71ac per 10.
VEAi-6q7c for large and SQsc per ID
MUTToN-wethers, 7a71zc; Ewes, s1A@
LAMB-Quotable at 7aSc per 1b for
Spring.
medium, 511Q53sc for small, 5Q5asc for
large; dressed, 7QS1ac per ID.
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park. 14@1Sc. Peaches-Unpeeled. $50
I11hc. peeled 25G2Sc.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco, May 2st

San Francisco, May 29th.
Morning Session--B & B, 51c; Caledonia,
60c: Challenge, 33c; Chollar, Sac; Imperial,
&c; q & c, 3Oc; H & n, SEC; Ophir, $l,1o:
'aAsaeri Afternoon 5oGi session-c va, s.7o; G
Point. Csc; Y Jacket, 3Sc; Overman, Ice;
Justice. &c., Caledonia, 59c.
Closing quotations-Alta, SC; Andes. Sc;
Belcher' 32c; B & b, 4Sc! Bullion. SC; Gale
donia. 5Sc. Challenge, 32c: Chollar soc:
Confidence csc; c c Va, s1.65; Imperial,
1c; G Point, 26c; Exchequer, &c; G & G,
Lady Washington 1c; Mexican, 43c; Occi-
dental s0c; Ophir, $1.06; Overman. 15c;
Potosi, 3Sc; Savage. 23c: Seq -Belcher, 1c,
Sierra Nevada, 74c; Standard $3.50; Un-
ion, 40c; Utah, 15c; Jacket. 36c.
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COM MERCIAL.
SPECULATIVE WHEAT MARKET
MUCH STRONGER.
Barley Options Firmer, but Spot
Quiet and Unchanged-Oats
Moderately Active.
San Francisco, Nav 2eth.

The local speculative market for wheat
opened active and much stronger, in
sympathy with another sharp advance in
Chicago. The spot market is firm but
unchanged. 1t being a legal holiday to-
morrow, the Board of Trade In Chicago,
Produce Exchange in New York and Pro-
duce Exchange and Call Board in this
city will be closed. Barley -options were
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Baseball at Perkins.

A picked nine from Sacramento went
out to Perkins Station on Sunday to
play the local nine, but owing to the
superior stick work and the curves of
the home pitcher the Sacramentans
were defeated by the hop growers by a
score of 13 to 8.
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Catholic Picnic.

The excursion train for Arcade Grove.
where the Catholic picnic is to be held
on Thursday, will leave the depot at
$50 a. m. The grove is still fresh and
verdure-clad, and with the promise Of
delightful June weather, good music
and lots of amusement, those who at
tend should have a pleasant outing
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firmer in sympathy with wheat. but the
unchanged. Receipts since Saturday
have been $3.50 centals, including 100 CEN
tails rolled barley and $50 centals malt.
Oats were moderately active and steady.
Receipts for AS hours have been ,o22 CEN
tails including $50 .centals from Oregon.
Corn was quiet and nominal. Receipts
We're 635 centals
Hay weak: bran and middlings quite
firm.
Strawberries easier. P1ums and peaches
easy. Currants steady. Fancy navel
oranges scarce. Lemons and lines weak.
Creamery butter higher lower grades
easy. Cheese weak. Eggs steady
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California Dried Fruits.

NEW YORK. May 29.-California dried
fruits quiet. Evaporated Apples Conn
mon, 70fSc. prime wire tray. SAGS1ac;
choice. Saa@9c; fancy, 9A@9Ac. Prunes-
44@9l2c. Apricots-Royal, 131aQ14c; Moor
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Horse and Buggy Stolen.

A horse and a buggy belonging to
Manuel Bittencourt were stolen near
Freeport. on Sunday night.
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Closing Grain Quotations.

Chicago, May 29th
WHEAT---May, 761kc; July, 77Ac; Sep
tember, 765sc
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California Fruit Sales

Porter Brothers Company sold yester-
day at open. auction California fruit at
following prices:
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FLOUR--Net cash prices for Family Ex-
tras. $360Q3.75 per barrel: Bakers Extras
S. 4OG3.5 So; Oregon and Washington, $50
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-12-14

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engineering difficulties and enable =
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the s-alleS, estimated cost TIE 4,
pays nothing. BIZ, has enforced its /
nsnds until few roads wish q -4s
the SSht aay lonSss.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-12-14

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-12-14

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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-09
Gs 1T beiu geseu obne MdS.

8 Wenn bu clue Stdttc bait,
Sartin btin mabes Saupt iA test,
spsnu eisen cine Seels cir,
Die bid, mad Deinem RUNNER frust,
ltuA spenn Der 6jram, ber III Dir III,
Asa5fine ,as,o,re Ernii erre,bt,
lla0 lpem bic Gub', bic bid erfiiiit.
Sr6 aul Elm amber csora lid; neist:
gSie i(t bein Seeen otne Wtab.
Nie Gift bu sliidlib eaun uno lelt6.
6 suie fommt alles Giut Der 9Selt
Hie beinem solbnen sbeile sisib;
s8enn oieles Slid bein eigcm 1T,
Scauabr es als ben b0diten Sdab,
sBirf alles aus benz Sler5en fort
lino rdume nur iiir i'm ben Wa5.
Senu ipdre oein Der Grbe &ut
llnb feine Seele ipdre eeia,
99ic lpiirbeit ou Bel aliem Sob,
sBte arm bel allem &eibtbum iein!
sR0bl Mandber febntc iib barna1,
Dee cine bolbe gselt beiab:
8 tuiile - uebersliidliher
O. 1T bein Sescn pbne Mab.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-09
Yr1Ioeut &oMbct.

Cine aaus portrefflide seberaeids
runq bes neuen prGfibenten pon
syrantreib liefern atpei parifer 3eiz
tunaen. rfsSSiaaro" faat bon ibm: .Gr
lit elm Mann mittlerer @rDbe, nnterz
febt unb breitihulteria; Elm sienlih
itruppiaer Gollbart umrabmt fein Yez
iidt. Gr bat ablolut nthts Mriftotraz
tifhes al ii6. 2oubet's sSigur nirb
ibn bapon ab1alten. cine theatrdliiAe)
6oltuna anaunehmen. aber ietne Ginp
fahbeit paBt fiir cine Hepublif. gDer
fiimmert iin aum 8eiipiel barum, lpie
ii6 McRinlep fleibet." 2oubet 1T
ni9t reid; er lit felt 9hiers Der erfte
prGfitent, Der Gus @iib 0rantreieh
itammt.
Gt!pas boshaft fhreibt ber .0du@
tpis" iiber feline perfon unb 6duslih
feit sSolaenbes: rGs 1T ipahr, oaB esA
ftine 9olafhube niht i'm 2uremburgz
pelait oetraeen bat. mo ct dls prdIis
cent bes Senats funatrte. Wenn er
ober nah 0aule fam. aoa er ii6 fets
sfil31hube an, bic ct allh tpGbrenb Der
Mablaeit trug. Seine Serpiette itedte
er flh atpii1en 6als unb Rragen feft.
Seine sFraa, rie auh aus Wonbeliz
mar, elmer fieinen Stabt 3tpilheil
Qpon unb MarIeilIe. fommt, 1T &ne
quite RDhin. Rraut fpielt eine grpkss
Nolle Bel ben Mablaeiten. Qoubtf ,
rauAt cine 9abofspfeife unb fpuft allf
ben sFuBboben. Seine SSrau fpricbt
nit benz iiibsfranaDiiihen Wecent. Bei
ben gmpfdnaen unb unterbaltungen.
Gle 2pubet fir bic Diplompten pera,t@
Italten muR. tpitb es febr bemofrutifh
auQe1en. 2pubet tpirb i'm MeltnuSz
fsellungsiabr @ouberGne nnb prinatil
unb prinaeiiinnen in Menee su enl=
pfoneen baben. Sic tperben febr erz
itaunt fein."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-09

4eibe GAipefern fdbien:n cuffs
h01ite iiberroiht, biefe Morte bon Dem
.lcbessonbiboten" 3n nerneb,nen. Sn
ben fh0nen Mugen Der Siinstre:, teuns
tete etpus auf, mas In gDorten iDis
@ott lei Dons setlunsen battle.
Nein, Ct mar nidt tranf, Nnb iie
ipor es aist ribt. :Jjftitf3t fDsT;gs. tars
7ugemeHene Mugenblids. lan9e SABRE
lassn por ibnen. au ieben - Sli lieEsn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-09
0efnnasslos.
yloDellette BON u. gaoel (Wien>.

sic tparen nint bor tem Ghnee ses
floben, benn Gfnee gab es bier aud.
bios boB Ct ouf ben 60ben rins5um
iid in iun9frGuliherer Meibe erbielt
ols irgenbtpo in Der gbtne. Ger Ohen
oter mar bieQuft rein unb boter tar,sn
sic ardnten, nm bic berlorene @efunb<
fkit tpieber5ufinben. Mue batten ibren
&sruf 5eitipeiie oufseben miiien, bic
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-09
prot.n eines 9enners.

2ohter: SD mag gar ftinen RD.
man mebr leien! Sebesmol bort e
ouf, ipenn lie ii4 frieeen, unb ipo e
bann an idSn{ten ipirb.
sNaier:: .Mer bat biz bern gelaet,
bab es bonn am {96niten tpirbe Dds
lit Elm aan3 biimmts Gtrebe.
q
2inbermunb. Mutter: Mb<r ains'
Der, mnht bod nint foIntn Gtdnt1I!
unjer neuer 9immerberr. ber GnalSn.
ber, fann ia nidt fnIoftn! 0Ieinl
9rubhen: MA, Mnrlo. ber tdnn
tlcs Gnsl6nbif6 ber periisbt ms
islen GsanbaI aur nidbsl
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-09

ters BruF ge,pcrfen, als lautts I
pferbesetrampel erfhaflte. Der cite
6err Dibrit mar gona duber iih uItb
ipubte ni4t, ipas Ct ba3u fdgen fcltt,
ols bic @oaltbar oufgerigen tuurbt
unb herein itiirate Der Gcrnet nit
flirrenben Sporen unb tldpptrnbeu
@1bel. Glln perharg ihr Mnatficht Bet
ieinem Mnb!id.
Mber nun iprad5 Ct urlb ieine Dor.e
tDnten lpie Ora. r6altct Jbr MIDI fiir
einen Narrtn?" fdste er. n!1dbc i'd
nidbt nor @ott bieies iuiae Meib als
meine @emdblin genrmmetg S51be
id nidt selobt. lie bis in ben SOB su
lieben unb gu ahten. unb bat tie ppr
BEN Mltar 1int baNelbe Gel06ntB se- \
tbune Mte barf iie nun aus rneinenl
6au1e flieb'n9 9ube id ibr ntht ale
gbre unb I4tuns betpiefen. bic ibr.
sufommt9 Nein, illein iperther 6reunhA
unb @hipiegerpater, has 1T mebr, ais !
ei1 redtIhaIfener Wdrn ertragcn
fann. 8efeblt Gurer 0ran Sohter,
bab fie fofort ibrem 6errn unb Mann
nad) 6auie folst!"
Gr ftanb bu, nit flammenbem Blid
auf Mnttport tpartenb.
rMeine liebe Gtia," fine 9err Biz
brif pertpirrt an.
sd febe 1bon. 10 betnnme th niht
mein Meht," unterbra9 i'm ber Corr
net; ,,ih babe teine Qult bier Biz NOR
gen friib 5u tparten. gum 5pDtt d1er
Menfden. Nun lpobl. fshOne Jralt
@lfa. iebt biit Du mein unb id laife
Did ni9t!" -
Mit itartem Mrm nabm er iie in
feinc Mrme, 10 lei4t. als ob lie Elm
Rinb tpdre.
.Gute Na9t, seebrter 9err Sdtpie-
gerbater; meine 6ansfrau unb i9 lu%
ben Gud moraen gum MittageilsrH
ein!"
Mit feiner idDnen 2ait gins jer
Idnen auf ben 6oF. 2eidt Tties er in
Den @attel unb iebte feline Gentahlin
por iih auf bas pferb. = 60 jagtcn
Die 8eiDen nad isinem 9eim.
u6ei pie ein fiibner Sitter babe id
mir meine itol3e Suagfrau rauben
miiHen," 1agte er, inbem er bem pferb
Die Sporen sab.. Der MonD eing
ouf iiber bic 8alt0fen unb bic Wals
Der, an penen lie ppriiberritten Mnl
hires Gelnabls breiter Shulter lugN
Glla's 6aupt, unb je tpeiter lie famen,
bette mebr fiiblte f1e ibre 5ur6t por
elmer tpunberbarsn Hu1e unb 3ufrtez
benbeit fpei9en. sSbre gugen 0ffneten
fid unb fanen iein fdarfes ebel ee@
formtes proftl in Dem MonDltdN. Gr
neiste iid binunter unb lab ibr in Die
Muaen. Gr las in linen ettpus, ipas
er porber nod ME burin seielen bate.
Donn beuste er iid niecer unb tubte
Elm paar iparme lippen, bic niht iDl
berStrebten. unb bann lesten li9 atua
lpeiBe Mrme nm ieinen gals. <
Gs ipar 1c ipunberbar. gr unb lie,
bieIc fhDne tpeibe @etalt, auf beln
B1erbe in Der Monbnadt. unb es fam
syauer in feline Moern bur6 i6re &iiile,
unb iie fiblte elm ieliges 8eipuBtfein,
in bielen itarfen Mrmen ruben gu bur7
fen.
Gs bat feline aliidlihere 6ausfran
iemals auf Gothlanb eegeben, alyz
| Sd)Dn=Gl1o bon Mdlms.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-09

Gs bat feline aliidlithere 6ausfrar
iemals auf Gothlanb eegeben, al:ss
Sd)6nzGl1a bon Malms.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1899-02-22
Communicated.
UBET, MoNT., FEB. IL, 1899.

UBET, MoNT., FEB. ~, 1899.
EDITOR OF THE ARGUS:
II you will kindly give me space in
your paper l will try and answer the
article printed in the Democrat Of
Feb. 2, in reference to the party Mt
Tibet who is %practicing medicine
without a license"
To begin with, the party Is not
practicing medicine without a license,
as he is not a graduate Of any medi-
cal college-only a orstudent, who,
for the love of 1t, has studied faith
fully and conscientiously the Homeo-
pathic Materia Medlca for 30 years,
giving first aid when called upon,
allowing the licensed physical, to
answer the second call, and theeditor
of the Democrat to tell the rest.
|. l have lived on the frontier of
civilization for the past 20 years,
where doctors were few and many
miles away; would the editor OF the
Democrat ask me to refuse to admin
lister q few drops OF medicine to a
suffering person because l had no
license to do so? On the other hand
| am called to see some suffering
person, 1.-THE nearest doctor being
thirty or forty miles away a child
or wife of n man who has a big
mortgage on his little home, where,
by self denial on the part of himself
and family, he has succeeded in get
ting together the amount of interest
due on that mortgage, the date of
which Is close at hand. when along
comes an unfortunate sickness which
requires prompt and immediate at
tention, would the editor of the
Democrat ask me to send that man
forty miles for a doctor whose
charges would eat up that little
hoard, when an atom of medicine
Wouiu CuEt tue slCh out!
Here Is another case. / was asked
to go see a near neighbours sick child
when ] reached there "the angel OF
death was SO near one could hearthe
rustic of his wings;' ii was a ease OF
membranOus Group, and l hopeI will
never be asked to look after another
case of the same kind until | am
licensed to kill. Would the editor OF
the Democrat say stand back, you
are not a licensed doctor? Before
the licensed doctor had covered five
miles of his journey Of forty there
would have been an empty chair at
the family board, and a littleshroud.
ed figure prepared for that Bourne
from whence nc traveller ever re-
turns"
By the way, | think about a year
ago l was asked by a friend of the
editor of the Democrat, to look after
him, 1.-THE EDITOR, who seemed "a
linger unusually long with throat
troubles. | was compelled to refuse
knowing he had an able lot oI
medical gentlemen close at hand, and
as he appears very much alive, ]
presume his medical treatment was
successful-or was II one Of natures
cures. For, as the old song says:
"Some are SO tough they get well
OF anything in spite o hell"
Very respectfully,
1.-THE PARTY AT UBET."
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1899-02-22
SPAIN'S IGNORANCE.
ing In IznOvyIs l~ a. COntem-
pot- history.

Modern languages arc unknown in
Spain 10 n degree which has u be re-
allied before il can be believed. Politi-
clans. statosZ.en. fhysiciaEs, Journal
lists. courticrs, and even merchants are
content with speaking their wv sono-
rous lapguage-and can very seldom
express themselves in any other. |
have seen EDglishmen aud Frenchmen
in the foreign department of the Cen
trail Telegraph office wandering discon-
solately hithcr and thither unable TO
find a single Official conversant, in any
degree. with the French tongue. The
liberal government of Senior Sagasta,
having introduced censorship of for
eign telt grams such as has never been
practiced in Russia. was at its wits
ends TO find a ceLsor capable of read
ing messages written in German, and
finally II was decided that they should
go as they were uneXamined. | fire.
quently saw two identical kilograms,
of which one was in French and
the other in German, handed in at
the telegraph office, and on the fol-
lowing day | learned that the French
message had been suppressed by the
censor and the German telegram
transmitted without remark.
Monumental ignorance of contem-
porary history and modern languages
has left its abiding mark on the rul-
ing classes in Spain, and is to {. large
extent answerable for the irreparable
calamities which have overtaken the
brave, patient and undetermined peo-
pie. 1t is dangerous for one blind man
TO lead another, but il is utterly ca
lamitous when the sightlcss leader has
visions, and is under the delusion that
he can see. And these are exactly
the relations which, ever since the days
of Queen Isabella, have subsisted be-
tween the rulers and the ruled. The
results thereof are writ large in every
page of contemporary Spanish his
tory, in every s'.p Of suce ssive Span
ish government. IN the dangerous mix
ture Of wanton iigor and unpatriotic
license which was metcd out to the
colonies, in the paralyzaiion of all
healthy enterprise in the Peninsula, in
the neglect oi rational interests, and
the stcpmotherlv treatment OF the
army and DR.. j. Z. Dillon, in
Contemporary Review.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1899-02-22
Wanted n Little Credit Himself.

Many years ago Rev. Jedediah
Dewey. IN ancestor of Admiral Dewey.
was holding reryices in honor Cf the
victory at Bennington, and. H. he was
right and proper, vas giving Proyi-
dcncr al the ,reGii for the triumph OF
the ~ ricaa arms, Eth; Lien. who
was present, chafel under this neglect
of his w part in the battle, and, ris-
ing in his pew in the very middle of the
long prayer" as il is called, said:
"Parson Dewey. Parson Dewey, Par
son Dewey" The clergyman stopped
and opened his eyes. The intrepid Al
len went on: "Please mention 10 the
Lord about my being there" Not
daunted by this nuTrageoug ]iD'crrup,
ton, the holy man Numbered: Isl;
down thou bold blasphcnier, and lis
ten to the Word of God."-Detroit
Free Press.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1899-02-22
UBET AMI VICINITY.

Mr.. Hugh Dawes starts for Billings
tomorrow to meet his folks, who are
returning from a visit to old Mis-.
souri,.
Mrs. Barrows has moved the post.
Office back to the old stand.
The thermometer indicated 40 de.
grees below zero Friday evening al
Z O'Clock.
Mr.. Gala Jones is moving to James
Jones' ranch, which he has leased fol
a term Of years.
Ed. Brock has accepted a position
with G.. III. Perrine.
DENY Thompson passed through