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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-26
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


SAN FRANCISCO, April ss.--S1our. ex-
port demand good. Wheat on call con-
market. and was lower; spot market easy.
at unchanged prices Barley on call OPEN
ed lower. and afterwards rallied little:
spot market duh and weak. Oats. quiet
and nominally unchanged.
Spo, quotations We're: Flour.-Net for
family extras, s.. 605a IS; bakers extras.
S. +n6ts.5s; Oregon and Washington. $50
Wheat Shipping. H@ for No. 1 and
sl.e7s. for choice; milling. llout ia.
Barley-Feed. n.oaS& a osk: pressing.
oass~poor to fair. a.zasa al .s:,s good to
choice. 81 sssil. 40: fancy feed, Sf4ss4&H Is:
gray. sl3a1i IS. milling. $1.3s01. %. Sur
prise. 81 4e1111 .i7ls-
Flour. quarter sacks. 1864: Oregon.
$50; oats Oregon. So corn, centals. ISs0
potatoes. sacks $50; onions sacks. as:
bran. sacks. $50: middlings. sacks, 80;
hay, ton. 2S. wool. bales, $50; hides. num-
Closing o.etations.
Millstuffs- MIddlings. slsQls.5o: bran.
SIS aAG5l6. so per ton.
Hay-wheat. ss9s s.; wheat and cat, =
giaso best barley; @gio; ali.if a., A- se
Posa,oes-Eariy Rose. uE4Lsc: river
Barlanks. 81. nGi IS, Oregon Buraanks.
Vegetables -cue.rnbers. s..soas: garlic.
Toe per Ih. tomatoes. n9s: fancy sspara.;
s gus sl nscalI. sgE plant iooi''se; chill
Fruit-Apples, choice s21s. common. q:
strawberries, sUSc. cherries. s5cqel. 90 pr
box. navel oranges. s:.a0s: Msxican
lemons, SIasi.5. choice California lemons,
81. 50ff2: bananas 81 5oQ2.ho bunch,
Buster--Fancy creamery. lie: seconds; y
p is fa Mamma airy rn sas s nsmins
Cheese-New. iNulIc. Young American,
1i9lse: Eastern. lHtqisc; Western. 1879:
Eggs Store. i59sissc; fancy ranch. is0
PouItry-Turkey gobhiers. i3alsc: sur-
key hens. 15uisc; old ROSTERS. Gge, young
roosiers. t7.5sas, small broilers. 81 50f4t.i0:
& .srss s g1ss Old ducks. ssas; Young dasfs.
5. 2saa2 50. geese. g .soa2: old pigeons. $50
ala young pigeons. $2M2.0
Wool and Hops.
-snring- Nevada aaiec: Eastern
Oregon sGl3r; valley Oregon. isdsi7e. Fan
lambs. s4,sc. San Joaquin plains. 5aSc:
Humboldt and Nendocino. sGsc.
Hops-t'rop Of 1893, 15c.
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
t. wheat-Steaey: December. n-lz7s.
Barley Steady: new, Ns9c.
Corn-Iarge yellow. $ieui .f2sA.
Bran-$i5 5pll 50.
Exchange.
sterlngon London-sixty days. Nssis;
sight, 34S7l4.
Financial.
silver bars ..- 5s7s prafts-.siGh at -. ID
Mex. toIs -. .4sai4ss4s Telegraph :. :. LII
Mining Stacks.
Alta 80. ........,. Jnstfce -
AlT,ha Con .... s. kenfuek Con 49,.
Andes 80. ....... i3 Lady Wash. Con -.
RGlefer % sncAtEdH .... %
Benton Con -.....- III Nevada
Best K Belcher - 5soersdenfai Con -. 80
Bullion -. ......- 2Ophif 49,. .......13D
Caledonia -. 2sloScrman II
Challenge Con -. 81 Pntost ..-...-. =
Ch0ltar +-.... y queen
Confidence 80. =. rs savage 49,. ...... =
Con. Cal 4 VA $50 Scorpion -. 49,.
Con. Imperial, -. 1 scg Beirher .-....
Con. New York Il sierra Nevada ....1 100
Crown Point 49,. 81 silver Hin ........ =.
Eureka Con .. STANDARD -. ....-L0
Exchensicr -. :. Syndicate -. -.
Gould T. Curry :. s. Union Con -....... So
Gray Eagle -s..... Utah Con .,....... II
Hale Il Ncrcross. = Yellow Jacket 49,. ~
Julia -.-.-..-..
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AvaiIahle Grain Supply.


Available Grain supply.
Special Geographic ard cable dispatches
TO Rrzdssrees's Indicate she Nciuwing
changes in. sha available suprIy al grain
last Saturday. as compared witt the sxs-
cssssng Saturday.
OF The Rockies decrease i,s7z en- as1shsie
I Liverpool earn Trade Nswss afisai for
and In Europe. decrease s.SH.aae bushels.
Tosaa snppfy. decrease s.Teen
&c co pS United States sns g. 6 Ssnaa.. east OF
oass-Tnted States and Canada. east o.
the Rockies, decrease snl.AA
General Qsetasi0ns.
Flour Receipts. H.sii barrels: exrerts.
ls4S barrels. Market sx3iae lower. Mn
nesota patent. s.. Esa4ie;. winter straisats.
Wheas-Receipts, S.sa bushels; exporsa
80 bushels Spot weak: Ne. red. SiSc
T. o, b. Options opened steady ca Liver.
pool cables but turned weak and remained
so al day, except for a little rally In the
prompting liquidation. bearish weather
news and small ciearances. The close Was
weak az ll4lssc aet decline. May closed
at .sasc: July. 5ssse. September. s5&c.
waoi-Dulf
Hops-D,iii
t,ofsee-optionS opsne! unchanged 20 s
points higher Sales We're f.sN1 bags. in
GLIDING May. &c: July. 5.I5c: September.
5.ssac. spot Rio, steady. mild. steady 70
firm.
fined, firm.
Pig iron--warranis. ae5oaii.
Copper-I.ake, Ns.&.
Ta--Sas. fcfkefB SIS
Spoilers -sssf1.
leai-s8 aeaI4 ssl@. The firm that fixas
the selling price for miners and smei;ers
quotes lead at saio at the close.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO Arrn Fine seeding
weather and claims Of crop Improvement
caused a heavy feeling In wheat At tho
start. There was "A good demand FOR
MAY at the opening hut July gradually
gave way under The influence III heavy
lis,aaiaatfen and short selling May finally
Welded hut the discount was narrowed
TO about sxc. The rnarket got under puts.
and there WAS little demand on the break
except against these privileges.
NAV opened a shade lower al sac. fruse3
u,, at Ts1~c. declined 10 1la%e and CLOSED
TAG.
july started isc lower. at "a. gf.s7se. sold
ssTf TO ssi@c and closed with buyers as
Tsa.c.
Suggestions of Increased acreage this
year and heavy rseespts weakened corn.
LIQUIDATION WAS heavy: shipping demand
orsIy fislr May started unchanged nj 49,
ss@sc touched s<Axc and declined 10 3fs40
zSs.e al the close.
A good cash demand and buying 40 eies
xasnr interests he'd oats steady Es-
csifsta Is cars Mag started a shade
lower az ssa-r sssi Spasfrgfs st -sfxa915zxa
declined 10 zsAsc and rallied ~ 1sz91skc
a. sns. ctass
grosl xsons espsssssi weak en liberal hold-
Ing receipts esst subsequently the ygsarissa
se-agn% srFss on covering
May pork op-sne3 S1Tixe 7oser at 81 sysz
sys s. advanced 80 EG ard closed nj
- The range la lard and ribs was
extremely narrow.
Estimated reestpss FOR Wednesday
vsnea+. - ears corn. -. oats rs nogx.
~ n yaA.as
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OVER go thousand satisfied 1Aastse
rt6esS have bcught CrsseSns s1cycies tno
1ont 6ew yeaxG
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NEW IOtk- April 2-h alnGS IN
MAS generally heavy in the forenoon. while
In the afternoon strength appeared espe-
ciAiiy among those stocks which had besn
depressed early. The srangers initiated
the Improvement coincsiens with the weak
ness in wheat. London was seller OF in
sernAtionAls, particularly OF Louisville and
Southern. The sentiment OF the PROBES
throughout ard developed a resistance
which caused the professionals TO reverse
their tactics. Among the generally in
active shares very material advances APP
peared in Minneapolis ana ST. Louis, De-
froit Gas, Canadian Pacific and Illinois
Central. Anaconda mining advanced sharp
ly on continued gossip. connecting with
the proposed consolidation: Sugar. Glucose
and Metropolitan was we'll supported ard
Tennessee Coal more than recovered from
ito early weakness. gossip was revived as 10
some alliance among sugar and glucose IN
tereSss, but nothing definite Was made
known in this connection, parties who
should know being non communicative.
In the money AMI exchange markets
s,eadiness prevailed at practically I'M
Strength prevailed in the dealings until
near the close when the reahxsns. especial
~ IN Manhattan and other transportation
shares cut of part OF the advance leaving
the market weak. although number Of
shares retained good advances On the day.
Business in bonds was well distributed
today and prices were In the main higher
Total sales. s. $1,000
United States fives coapon declined y
per cent. In the bid price
Money and Exchange.
Money on CALI siss4 per cent: last loan
81 per cent: prime mercantile paper. 3i1V
~ per cent; sterling exchange, steady.
with actual business in bankers lis al
NS7QAS7i. for demand and 81 sssJSS5A for
sixty days; posted rates. - ssh sy4.S and
ASs1xd4.Ss: commercial bills, As4At4 S4l.;
silver certificates, 6ilSl51c: bar silver, 6els ::
Mexican dollars, FAC; government bonds,
easier: state bonds. inactive; railroad
/. bonds fiymer.
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steady. 1t SEC for club and Sc for blue
stem. Receipts amounted 20 q cars to-
day, decidedly the best for many a day.
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JossIxG QUOTATIONS.

JobbsnS quotations yesterday were as
follows.
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u. S. Is. reg 100
Threes. reg :. los
1'hrees. coup .NSAl
New Is. reg 10
New -. coup $50
Old ~. reg ....ll2'aI
Old 81. coup ..1l3lsl
Elves. reg ....u1sI
Elves. coup lisa
Dist. Col. 3 6s III |
Ala--Class A ..ll0
Glass b .......1 lilo
Glass c .....- 100
Currency =. 100
Atch'n Gen. IL .n1SI
Adjustm't ~ S35@l
Can. So. Eds HIM
ches. & O. 4ias Hi
Ewes -. ....i2l
C.&NW. Cen. 7s.l44lz!
3. r. deb. IS IL |
Chi. Term. Is ..HsAs
Col. South. Is :. ST /
ID. & r. G. lists. lMiz
FourS -. -. -lG |
Fast Tenn. lists. l,a5,.
Erie Gen n -. 72iaI
+ w 4 d G LIST S5%l
Gen. Eslec, 5s -iis'TI
G.. Fl. & 8. A. 6s-il2%l
Seconds 49, -.lilt1I
Ii. & T. Cen. IS. i12ixI
Consoi SIS ..-..lie
Iowa Cen. lists ITO
X G.. = & G lists S15sI
La New Con Is. ITO
l.. ii n. Uni. Is. IS
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

wasas-- Expert No clsGb ga Ma /
Nss-ss srsa szr milling. Ne / clgs sse. No
: blEsssesrs So.
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TACOMA. A@al 3-wa-as continues
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mo-. X. & T. Ids s7N
Fours -. 49,. 81
AIN. Y. Cen. lists lis
IN. J. c. Gen. 5e.ilsla
North Car. 50 :. .1A
vi Fours -. .lfA
81 Nor. Pac. lists I'D
III Threes -. -. ~
AL FcairS 49,. .1oS%
iNY.C. & Stills. 1854
In. & w. Con. u 54ix
General Is lib
Tor. Nav. lists ;. .lI2
Fouys ....e..-..i0ah
kIO Short Lane ss.1A
ri consol SIS .....u1S
q Reading Gen. n S0s&
klR. q. W. lists -. 97h
!St.Le & I.M.Gse.1I0%
y St.iA g. S.E.G.6s. 124i
Isl. Paul Con .i6Sx
hsSsf &. Il Fists. i4A7
Elves -. .lf2As
4 SO. Railway SIS ..109l
Island r. & r. Is 50
4 Tenn. new set 81 81
Ial Tex. 4 Pac. 1sis.li4
Nj Sec nds :. 49,. $50
y I rion Pac. - los
Alr-r..E. e. G.ists 20
a Wabash lists ....1l71a
~ Seconds :. 49,. 9Sfs
West shore IS ..1l4t&
Wis. Cen. lists :. s9A
x Va Centuries :. S3tx
Deferred ;. - 9
The Holly chieftain., 1899-08-18
Plan of Electing Maid
OF Honor.

The Board Of Direction OF the festi-
val has adopted the following plan:
There shall be elected in each coun-
ty Of the state Of Colorado, one Maid
Of Honor to attend upon the Queen
of the Festival Of Mountain and
Plain during the festival of 1899.
The manner OF voting for said
Maid Of Honor shall be by newspaper
ballot. Said ballot must be clipped
from regularly issued newspaper
published anywhere within the limits
OF the county, provided that but one
such ballot shall be printed In or upon
each individual paper. Ballots print
ed in sheets or columns of ballots, or
in greater numbers than one in each
paper, shall be void.
Any person, of any age may cast az
many ballots as pleasure NAV dictate.
The lady receiving the highest num-
ber of votes cast, shall be duly elected
Maid of Honor from her county.
The Board OF County Commission
ers, or parties named by them, shall
act as judges OF election, and all mat
ters connected with such election
shall be referred to them for final
arbitration and decision.
The county clerk of each county
shall issue in accord with the decision
OF the judges, Il certificate of election
to the winning candidate, which
must be filed with the Board Of Di.
rection Of the Festival Of Mountain
and Plain not later than Sept. /, 1899.
This certificate Of election will be
honored by the Board OF Direction Of
the festival without question.
Each Maid of Honor will be proyId-
ed by this board with transportation
to Denver and return from her near
est railway station. During the fes-
tival. that is to say, from her arrival
oa Monday until her departure on
Friday morning, her hotel expenses
In the city will be furnished. Each
Maid of Honor will be expected to
come provided with white dress and
white parasol.
Clip out the ballot below, fill In
with the name of the young lady you
favor for Maid OF Honor, and send it
to the county clerks Office. The bal
lot will be printed weekly until the
contest closes. Extra copies of the
Chieftain containing it can be obtain
ed at 5 cents each:
The Holly chieftain., 1899-08-18
Brave Mon Fail.

Victims to stomach, liver and kid
ney troubles as well as women, and
all feel the results in loss OF appetite,
poisons in the blood, backache, ners
vousness,, headache and tired, listless,
rundown feeling. But there's no
need to feel like that. Listen to J.
W. Gardner, Idayille, Ind. He says:
Electric Bitters are just the thing
for man when he is all run down,
and don't care whether he lives or
dies. 1t did more to give me new
strength and good appetite than any,
thing could take. / can now eat
anything and have new lease on
life. Only so cents at Ikelman Bros.
Every bottle guaranteed.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-08-18
Mountain Excursion.

Another excursion is announced for
next Sunday. 1t will take in Mani
tou, Ute Park, Cascade Canon. and
Green Mountain Falls, with privil-
eyes OF stopping OF at any OF these
points. Train will leave Holly at 2:54
a. m, arriving at Green Mountain
Falls at 1880 a. m; will start on the
return at 600 p. m., arriving at Holly
about midnight. Round trip fare
from Holly $4.OO.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-08-18

"DeWitt's Little Early Risers did me
more good than all blood medic
and other pills" Writes Geo. H.
Jacobs, of Thompson. Conn. Prompt,
pleasant. never gripe.-thev cnre con-
stipatfon. aromse the torpid liver 10
action and give you clean blood. steady
nerves, clear brain aud a healthy
appetite.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-08-18
For Sale Or Trade.

III you want to buy or trade for
good show outfit worth 300 come to
this office and see the one we have.
1t consists OF high grade stereop-
ticon, 80 views, screen l0x1O IT,, 900
posters IA q in, 800 admission tick
cts ETC.; all for $50 only.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-08-18
Photographs.

i will open photograph gallery
In Holly on or about August 81. and
remain about ten days. First-class
work and prices reasonable. Come in
and bring the little oncs-Cloudy
weather as good as sunshine.
T. p. HARBOUR.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-08-18
Look out for the photo tent next

Hammer Paint, the best. at the
Holly Pharmacy.
Frank keairns. Of Granada, was a
Holly visitor Saturday.
Miss Flora Shanstrom Of Coolidge,
visited the Misses Millingers on Tues
day.
Hon. J. X. Doughty Of Lamar, was
in Holly yesterday attending to case
in the Justices court.
Say don't you want thu little ones
picture taken? You will have
chance to get it next week.
G. l.. Mcpherson has large stock
OF Mason fruit jars in quart and half
gallon sizes, at 10 cts. and $l.00.
Hon. CRANKY Hillyer, Of Lamar, was
looking after the interests OF his eli
ent in the j. p. court yesterday.
Road Master Edward Marshal was
in town Tuesday overseeing the build
ing Of the sldetrack to the canning
factory.
The Ladies' Aid Society will hold an
informal meeting on next Wednesday
afternoon at the residence of Mrs. w.
j. Pratt.
Quickly cure constipation and re-
build and invigorate thu entire system
never gripe or nauseste- DeWitt's
Little E,rly Risers-
The section men are extending the
stock yard spur to point east of the
canning factory for the convenience of
the factory in shipping goods.
! II. X. Eberly and L. Dickey, of
Larned, Kansas, have been in this vi
cinity for several days buying hogs to
ship into Kansas for feeding.
The soothing and healing properties
Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, it.
pleas, Mt taste and prompt and perma-
nent cures, have made it a great favor
ite with the people rywhere.
Mr.. Will Guthrie, OF Rocky Ford,
was visiting with his old friend w. F.
Crowley u few days this week. Mr..
| Guthrie is a cadet of West Point, and
Is taking two year furlough.
II. ID. Garwood, OF Rocky Ford,
was in town Wednesday looking over
the cantaloupe prospects. He is agent
for Mr.. Wetzel and has the supcrvis-
ion of all business outside of the
Rocky Ford association.
The weather was quite cool and
pleasant Sunday and Monday but
since it has been of the sweltering
kind. The hottest part OF the sum-
mer is about over, however, and we
will soon be kicking about the cold
again.
George Hollis treated the printers
to a fine watermelon of the Rocky
Ford variety, on Wednesday. 1t was
the first one to make its appearance
in the printing office this season and
being exceedingly delicious, it disap-
peared quickly.
| The celery fields about town are do
ing well, that Of VIM. McGlashen near
the Ranch house makinga particularly
rapid growth. Holly will have the
distinction of shipping the first car
load Of celery out OF the Arkansas val
ley, If nothing happens to the crop.
i For the National Encampment of
the Grand Army OF the Republic to be
held at Philadelphia September 40,
the Santa Fe will sell round trip
tickets at s4l.SO. Tickets ON sale
Aug. 81 to Sept. 2, inclusive, good to
leave Philadelphia up to and includ-
ing Sept. IL.
Frank Keene who has been night
operator at the Santa Fe for several
weeks departed for the east on Tues
day, leaving several of our business
men to mourn his departure in IL iinaI-
cial way. Several garnishment cases
were instituted and the creditors
will get most OF what is due them.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-08-18
White Mas "F,f,"

Fits for everybody. Fits guaran
teed to suit and suits for men and
boys and children's broken suits at
half price. II you don't believe it try
us.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-08-18
Local and Personal.

AOcotl dilu / efSOnal.
SEE WHITE for Dress Suits. 4
SEE WHITE for fresh meal and
Graham -four
Miss Ethel Hoffman is visiting
friends in Rocky Ford.
W. s. McGlashen is installed as en-
gineer at the canning factory.
Miss Ivy MillInger Is visiting her
sister Mrs. Maud Fisher, in Pueblo.
Mesdames A. wilson and H. W.
Nilford visited Coolidge "Wednesday
afternoon.
Mr.. Roach, OF Coolidge, has taken
position with c. L. Mcpherson as
book keeper.
New Arrivals.
A car of corn and chop just received
at Whites.
). w. Howell has bought car.
load of horses which he will ship to
Decatur, Illinois.
Messrs. Kincaid and Rpble, Of Syr-
acuse. were noting the improvements
In Holly last Friday. -
Geo. Fl. Shute representing the
Denver Times was in town yesterday,
In the interests Of that paper.
G. Fl. Bennett shipped his house
hold goods to Rocky Ford on Monday,
where he will reside for a time.
Mrs. G. NJ. Wilson has eight good
milch cows which she offers for sale,
will sell any number purchaser may
desire.
The bricks being made at the yard
in Holly are proving quite Satisfactory
and the work is being pushed forward
rapidly.
Mrs. NJ. E. Wright has, moved her
stock of millinery goods into the room
on Fourth street recently vacated by
G. Fl. Bennett. M
Johnny Simpson and wife, OF Holly,
came up Saturday for visit with the
latter's parents, Hon. Clark Walker
and wife.-Granada Times.
New Arrivals.
Whites new Fall Clothing just ar
rived. He has Fancy Suits that are
| "Crackerjacks."
Manager johnson thinks canta-
loupe shipping will begin next Mon
day. Melons have BEEN on the market
here this week, coming from the col
ony at Amity.
One minute Cough Cure quickly cures
Estimate. summer coughs and colds.
l"l consider it a most wondrrfil medi-
cine, quick and safe. Nv. ". Mer-
ton. Mayhem, Wis.
] Irritating stings, bites, scra'c ches.
1 wounds and cut sootnei and healed by
DeWitr's Witch Hazel Salve,-.a sure
| hh'' EhiN loT loTluItu leSD.
Beware of counterieits.
Willis Butler, Of near Holly, last
Saturday, sold "a yearling steers to
L. Dickey, of Ottawa, Kansas. at $25
per head. Mr.. Dickcy also purchased
a lot of cattle from wm. Grooms and
W. G. Thompson. on.-Granada Times.
Geo. r. Momyer returned from La
Junta last Saturday after attending
the normal institute for the term.
He went to Tribune to visit his folks,
and rest up little before entering
upon his duties as principal Of the
Holly schools.
| kOdol D. sprpsia Care thoroughly
digests food without aid from the stom-
ach, aud at the came time heals and re-
stores the diseased digestive organs.
1t is the only remedy that does both of
these things and can be relied upon to
perma nently cure dyspepsia.
A heavy rain and wind storm pass
ed from the southwest to northeast
lust south OF town Yesterday after
noon. Considerable rain fell here but
not much wind. Much damage was
done by the wind in Coolidge, however.
The NJ. E. church was blown down
and several business houses were more
or less damaged.
White Mas "fIfs"
Eitc fnr nypryhndy L'jfc f,nuror
The Holly chieftain., 1899-08-18
FOR SALE-A good work horse,
very cheap. Inquire at this ONCE.

BINDER rwTss at Bottom Prices.
G. II. ADAMS.
Wall paper. Wali paper...s Here
iwe go.l. bard 20 CT. paper at q cts.
per roll: . and 80 ct. paper at ? cts.
per roll: The best FROM ~ to 80 paper
at II per roll, his holds good until
stock is closed out.
Respectfully,
HOLLY PHARMACY,
Ikelman Bros. Proprietors.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1899-04-06
WAR AND MATRIMONY.
Cupid Is Much the Busiest In Time
of Peace and Prosperity.

Cupid Is Much the Busiest In Times
of Peace and Prosperity.
"There is close connection between
marriage and the price of wheat, beef,
pork, beans. corn and other things
which go to make up the main portion
of human food, writes Professor D. r.
McAnally of "The American Girls
Chances Of Marriage, in The Ladies
Home Journal LAS the prices of these
commodities go up the number of mar
riages goes down. From 1851 to 1854
times were good, food was cheap. and
the marriage rate in Massachusetts,
went up to 26 per 1000 Between 1866
and 1859 there was great depression of
trade, and in 1868 the marriage rate
went down to II per 1000. The years
from 1878 to 1879 form another period
of depression. Factories were closed and
manufacturers of every kind suffered
severely. In one year, at least, crops
were short and the prices of food were
high. The result was Immediately seen
in matrimony, for in 1874 the number
Of marriages went down from 81 per
1000 of the population to Is. and in
1876 and the following two years de-
clined to IS per .1.O0O-a tremendous
falling off from 26 per 200, the figure
attained in 1854, which was the banner
year in the state of Massachusetts, for
matrimony.
"Almost as unfavorable as that of
hard times is the influence of war upon
matrimony. Whenever Mars is in the
ascendant Cupid's stock goes down.
During the civil war the number of
marriages in this country fell off from
30 per 1000 of population to II per
1000, and Immediately after the civil
war was ended, in 1865, the number
rose to % per 1000, declining in 1869
to 81. The woman who is looking for a
husband has a better chance of getting
one just before or just after a war than
at any other time.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1899-04-06
With the Fading of Beauty.

A 16-year-old girl imagines that she
is an angel, and never gets over it.
After a woman gets old she thinks of
how she was admired and compliment
ed in her youth and feels that some
great wrong was done her because she
did not remain as pretty as she was at
16. If she is married, she is apt to lay
the blame on the brutality of her hus-
band; if she is an old maid, she lays it
on her father, who was poor, and thus
forced her to work. which resulted in
STOPPING figure and harsh features.
A man never has this experience. He
is at his worst at Is and does not reach
ms Desu until he is 26 to 80 By that
time he has acquired little sense, and
never mistakes compliment for the
truth. -Atchison Globe.