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A Ministers Good Work.

"I had a severe attack of bilious collie, got bottle of Cbamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. took two doses and was entirely cured" says Rev. A. A. Power, or Emporia, Kan, My neighbor across the street was sick for over week, had two or three bottles of medicine. He used for two or three days with out relief, then called in another dcc- ter who treated him for some days and gave him no rehef, so discharged him. 1 went over to see him the next morning. He said his bowels were in a terrible fix, that they had been run. ming of so long that it vas almost bloody fluy. I asked him if. he had fried Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and he said, No I went home and brought him my bottle and have him one dose; told him to take onother dose in fifteen or twenty minutes if he did not find re- lief, but he took no more and was en- tireiy cured" For sale by L. W. Mix & Co.,, druggists.
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FOREST LIEU SELECTION No. sS.
UNITED STATE LAND OFFICE.

UNITED STATE LAND OffiCE,
 TUCSON, Arizona, June Q, l9C. Notice Is hereby given that Rollin R. Richard son, whose post office address Is Crittenden, Arizona, has made application to select under the Act of June 1897, t30 Stat, s6, the following described tract: What will be when surveyed the NwA of the NE4 Section II, Township P South, Range 16 East. G. X s. R. B. & M.
 Within the next thirty days rom the date of he first pnb ication of this notice protests or contests against the selection on the ground that the land described, CT any DOT tion thereof, Is more valuable for it's miner als than for agr'cultural purposes. will be received and noted for report to the Comis- sioner of the General Lard Office.
 MILTON K. MOORE.
 Register. First publication July z, 1900.
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FOREST LIEU sELE JrION No. se.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
 TuC.oN. Arizona, June 2. 1900.

UNITED STATEs LAND OFFICE.
 TUCsoN, Arizona. June 2g. 1900. Notice is hereby given that Ro'lin K. Richardson. whose post office address is Crittenden, Arizona. has made application to select under the Act of June |. 1897. t3o Stat. 36) the following described tract: What will be when surveyed the swl-4 of the SEE IA of Section 9, Town-hip 2l South, Range 16 East c. X s R. R. X NJ.
 wi,hin the next thirty days from the date of the first publcat on of this notice p' otests or contests against the selection on the ground that the land described. or any DOT ton thereof. is more valuable for its min erals than for agri ultural purposes. will received and noted for 'eport to the Comis- sioher of the General Land Office.
 MILTON k. MOORE,
 Register. Firt publication July 7 1900
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Firt I publication July :. 1900.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

First publication July :, 1900.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-09
BOERsE WAS AGITATED.
Berlin Had an Exciting Week
Il.

BERLIN, July S-The boerse had a
mighty agitated week, with heavy falls
in quotations News from China and the
disaster at Hoboken at the beginning Of
the week caused a deep depression, which
vas reinforced later by the emperor.s
speech, which seemed to indicate a semi
rate war policy for Germany. Wednesday
showed over record of figures in Ber-
I'm quotdu ms than for more than year.
Imperi~-4 leans declined 150 during the
week, owing to the expectation of a new
loan 10 meet the expenses of the China
expedition Chinese loans declined heaV-
lily. Elves fell 11.36.
Iron securities were depressed by less
faYorabl~ rHports from the producing CEN
ters. Old iron prices continue falling.
Some parts of West Germany repo~+
dullness in the larger forms of hardware
manufacture through inactivity in the
building trades. s-asst
nee president Bowen, eof the Tennessee
Coal and Iron company has been examin-
ing the situation in SiieSia, in order to
ascertain the prospects for American plg
iron there The press reports the result
OF the examination as unfavorable i
freights and duties amounting to 40 marks
per ton. which is prohibttery.J NeVerths-
less trial order for 100 tons has been
placed. The press admits that an anaiy-
sis has shown Alabama iron to be SUI
perior to Silesian at
A Berlin trade paper prints an article
under the caption, Russia or American
IN which it claims that a certain party
mas advised the government to avoid MAX
ing commercial treaty with the United
States, in order to get better terms with
Russia. 1t is understood that "a GER
tain party" means Count Podawsld- Web
ner who is unvaryingly hostile to the
United States.
The money market has been unusually
easy. The private rate for money declin-
ed L per cent to 3B per cent during the
week. This rapid decline is due to large
payments of interest and dividends which
nave not yet found fixed investments, the
uncertainties OF the situation not favor
ing permanent investments. 1t is under
stood that the reichsbank had a strong
recovering movement during the week
Cold was received in considera bic quanti-
ties from Germany and from abroad. The
boerse expects an early reduction in The
relchsbank rate. but 1.-THE semi-ofIicial
press casts doubt upon the expectation
The sugar market shows a rising ten
dency, owing to heavy purchases from the
United States. The weeks sales were
large t5ts
The statement of LoDd n paper that an
effort is being made to place an imperial
loan of 1eo,oC0.ooo marks in, New York is
discredited here. iHsf
The first shipment Of material for the
German Shan Tung railway has arriv-
ed at Kiao Chau.
The Berlin Chamber of Commerce has
appointed committee TO consider the
subject of the establishment Of a COM
mercial university at Cologne.
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expenses materially, fifteen report that
they were almost wholly dependent upon
their own exertions. and fifteen others
state that they were entirely without out
side aid
The principal occupations pursued dur
Ing the four years by the men who sup
ported themselves were: Assistant to
church sexton, church organist, shovel
Ing snow. motorman on city trolley cars,
typewriting, tutoring, editing college pub
locations, advertisement soliciting, ma
chinist, clerking in stores, managing eat
ing clubs.
The study Of the law attracts the major
portion OF the class. Eighty-seven in
tend to study law, twenty-one planning
TO enter Harvard law school, sixteen COL
umbia law school. fifteen the New York
university law school, and only eleven
Yale law school. The study of medicine
attracts twenty members
The personal queries propounded by the
class statistician brought out the admis-
sion that the class as a class has not
been remarkably democratic. and the
weak point of the class is admittedly in
clination to cliques." The fayorite drink
was voted to be spring water. The aver
age age Of the class is somewhat above
the usual age at Yale-twenty-three years
two months and five days. In weight the
class averages 15lk pounds. Twenty two
OF the men are more than six feet in
height
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-09
STOCKS IN SAME OLD RIFT
DULUTH.

DULUTH. Mimi. July Trading was
active today and the market rather
S1ssc. sold at S115@a9sc at 9:S2' al S1S5e at
$50 at size at 9:55, at Sic at 1918, at
Sl1scc at 1920 at sic at 1879, at SlIbc at
II 10. at Size at 11:20, and closed at SIC
ceipts being only cars September price
was asked and ar the close Nc over Sen
ttember was bid. Whea t--No. hard cash
$40; to arrive, Size: August. sic: Sep,
northern. cash, 81%c: 20 arrive, S2,kc; Au-
gust. 82e; September. Size; Decen,bar
SSe13se; No northern. soc; No 3 spring
tt997+c; oats, ZIQ2I13c; rye. SIC: barley, 9S8
&c max, cash. 81 so; September. s.. 81 Oc
toDer, 81 .031z: corn. 432lc. Receipfs-
Wheat. II, 34S bu; corn. 1909 bu; oaGs
l:426 bu: flax. 1885 bu. Shipment
w wheat, % $50 bu; corn, 153.042 bu; cats
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-09
STOCKS WERE DULL.
Little Either Way to Indicate DIrcc-
ton or Price Movement.

Prev
Close. Day,
Bar silver, New York ..Gl 5s 6lss
Call money. New York. - Nominal 11RG2
NEW YORK, July The stock mar
ket was in the doldrums this morning,
W - scarcely enough either way TO fndi-
ca = The direction OF the price movement
Yesterdays profit-tal1lng movement took
all the snap out If tie bulls. and bears are
clSlHc!lned 10 renew a campaign in face
Oh recent indications that holders are I'M
Wiling TO let go OF stocks. The clos ng
OF the London stock exchange for a holt
day added another factor of dizziness
There was nothing more than sluggish
DRIFT OF prices, in sympathy with the
movement Of special stocks Louisville
weakened point on doubts about llie
dividend rate to be declared next week,
but Chairman Belmont, of the directors
ended SurmiSes by the explicit announce
ment that the dividend would be at the
rate or per cent a year. Illinois Cen
tral was pushed UP 2 points on intinIa,
tons that the dividend rate was to be ad-
VanCed TO per cent. Missouri Pacihc
turned heavy on realizing sales. There
was some renewed show Of strength In
Of new control.
The whole market weakened and fell be-
low last night on the surprisingly weak
returns Of the clearing house banks. Ire
light volume Of the selling in face Of this
astonis hing statement is striking EVIL
dence % the confirmed dullness OF the
market The showing is quite ineXDlfc-
able on the basis OF any known facts or
the evidence of the tone of the money
market during the week. The loan con-
traction Of S5,5IS,00 seems to show clear
~ enough that the stock liquidation IN
Berlin has been accompanied by the pay
Ing of OF some of that centcr's heavy OBJ
legations to the New York money mar
ket. What has become Of the 81 so 800 In
specie and legal tenders which are lost to
the banks, there IS nothing TO show. Those
institutions have gained nearly $1,000 900
official state uent of that department
Following the statements Of the leading
banks of the currency movement with the
Interior, the most conservative authorities
were led TO estimate that the gain in cash
for the week would aggregate over
$3,9GO,0oJ The actual exchange IS almost
as great the other way. The market
cioSed dull and weak under the influence
Of the statement.
The bond market has moved frreguiarIy
in sympathy with stocks, and there has
been little evidence Of the expected pres
sure for reinYestment Of July dividends.
and interest. United States old as adj
vanced %, the IS and IS Il. and re(uading
Is. when issued. u in the bid price.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Furnished by Charles H. F. Smith &
Co, members OF the NeS York Stock ex-
change, Pioneer Press building. who have
direct wires to Chicago and New York
Closing prices are bid:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-09
sPECTER OF CoNTACHY.
The Ghcstly Drum.ser That Fore
tells the Death Of the AirIies.


Who heard the gliostly drummer Of
Cortachy castle beat the death roll of the
late Earl Of -Airlie? asks the Iondno
Mail. JIis special tattoo is ever ' III
herald Of death TO the heads OF the Oeu-
~Fys- In bygonc times there was a drum
ner who 0rImmed for the "Bonny IIorse
OF Airy. The wretehed player offended
the Earl in these days and was tied IN
IL his own drum ard flung from a high
tower After Tainly pleading for his life
the poor little drummer threatened thai
hlS ShoSt should haunt the family for
ever and ever
Legend has it that generation after gem
Grafton he dead drummer has sounded
TIC last roll for Earl and Countess of
AlFAe, and the roll of hls drum has
through the long centuries bIanched the
faces Of many inmates of Cortachy cas-
tie
In 1873 4 visitor al Cortaeny vas dress
ing for dinner. y tattoo was beaten ha-
meath her window. The lady listened in
surprise, for, as she knew, there we're no
pandsmen at the castle. Going down 10
her elmer she said 10 her host:
Who is ii that plays The GRIM %
akiilfu!y outside the CASTER"
The earl turned pale and slivcred. Tho
countess could nor hide her fear Tho
lace OF every Ogilvy at the table was
"iile- NitEln week the
countess was in her sllFoGa The drun-
nler was the sl'ecter OF Corta4chy castle
Nhen the father Of the Earl Of Airlie,
VINO fell in South Africa, died il is soi5
that the drummer did not sound T,is
drum 1t may be true Perhaps he has
net beaten 1t Oh this occasion. BIT The
countryside viii cot be denied their ghcgt
and Il I1aay ba taat We shall soon hear
that the Spectral drum was heard AZ
'er[achy tie day before the gallant
caVaiiyrnan fell in Sestb Africa
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-09

heavy slump all along the line. which, in
spite of subsequent rally, left its traces
upon all the markets. consoIs losing l
point. Chinese securities were lower 9
to IL points on the week, in spite of the
tact that the installment of interest on
the 1888 Loan was duly paid in by the
Shanghai banks
Americans have been the best market
of the week. Berlin selling has been off
set by New York buying Prices. ex-
cept for Louisville s. Nashville, closed
fractionaily higher on the week. Mining
securities We're depressed, Rands being
IA down.
Money was fairly plentiful at to ~
Fer cent for call loans, and ia per cent
Tor loans for a week. Discounts were
firm at rs to 2a4 per cent.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-09
Street Car Conductors.

Philadelphia Medical Journal.
Those who ride much in the street cars
nave no doubt often noticed that some
conductors have habit, when giving
exchange tickets or passes of wetting
off the tickets and handing them more or
less wet to the passengers They also
frequently hold bills between the teeth.
ASIDE from being unaesthetic, the custom
Is Objectionable from a sanitary point Of
view. We have known one Conductor
who had tuberculous ulcer of the
tongue: and it is of course, conceivable
that among the large number Of men en-
pleyed on the cars, there are some W no
are affected with other specific diseases
that cause LESSONS in the mouth. It would
be simple matter for the companies to
Pfoinulgate orders instructing their con-
duetorS to abandon the practice.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-09
YALE UNIVERSITY.
Expenses of Students and How Some
of Them Earned Money.


ne class about graduating from Yale
IN the academic department. hrs snert
approximately s. 25q,000 in New F;axc,
during the four years of its STAY. onIl,
months Of the college year being con.
sidered, says The New York T3nTns
Journal When l. is borne in nina flat
The class numbers but S27 out OF a 4otaI
enrolment Of 2,5l7 in Yale, the figures be-
come suggestive The are coroDileJ
from the records handed in by The ne,,,-
0ers OF the class. or The sun, NAMED
si''3'GCe was for room rent charges. S25tl )Cti
lCr beard, $2Gl,oel for tuition 10 the mi
VersiiY and $4,000 for books. The yer
age expense for The freshman yoar ras
Ss2S' Tor sophomore year $685. junior VOC ?.
$Si2, and senior year s1.G01. These az
efas+s ara somewhat Iess dian thcsa NJ
ten years preceding. as shown b., com
parauve schedules.
Apparently inexpucable Is the return NJ
one student, who reports that dr4.ine, ON
year. when his finances were AT low ehb
and ne earned his way entirely he az
pended only S75 In contrast TO This ,saa
the acknowledgment of another studonf
mat re spent $50 In one year. OF tho
81 members, si%ty-nine helped meet their
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-09
NIGHT TRAIN TO CHICAGO
via ..The MiIsa..u,.ae :.

~ = ~ 8 IA ee-
Effective sunday. May 9th. the C.. M
neapolis every right at,JnF50 and ST. Paul
II :25, arriving Portage 6;45aa m, MiIwau-
ke ;s, 1919 a n. and Chicago 100 p. m.
ice from st. Paul and Minneapolis to
MilRa ukee and Chieagbt ~
Connection" made at Chicago with ali
trains for the East and1South.
This train also fIirnisSes direct service
for Oshkosh. Fond du lac, Madison
GAINESVILLE and Rockford
Lowest rates to all DosnIs
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-09
Drawings by Famous Soldiers.

chicago Record.
Among the relics in the drawing de-
partn!ent of the Military academy are
two pictures, one in back and white
and the other in water col0rs. by Whist
Of them represents a 1htikfnaid entering
cottage and the other ~ king distrib-
ut ng ans 10 a group spf, beggars. Gen
Sherman's artistic abntyTis illustrated
group representing PeTseus Staying the
dragon 1t was made on, May l. 1898.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-09
LIVE STOCK MARKETS

SOUTH ST. PAUL, July 7-Receipts
at the Union Stock yards today (estimat.
sed9 oo were: Cattle. 50; calves, .; hogs,
1000; sheep, %; horses. us; cars. %
Official receipts Friday: Cattle 213.
calves, 90; hogs. 1,S22;- sheep, IS; horses
Receipts thus far in July, compared
follows. ' "a -
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-09
RAINS IN THE NORTHWEST HAD
MOST EFFECT UPON MOVE
MENT OF PRICES
PROFIT TAKING A FEATURE
Corn Sympathized with Wheat In
Downward Tendency of Values
Stock Market In the
Old Rut.
C,Inao Drou @.

While wheat has at times shown a ten
dency to recover losses due to reported
conditions, the tendency for the week
just closed has been downward and AT
the close there is shown a loss all around.
u Is not so great at Minneapolis and at
Chicago as elsewhere but declines were
general. This was due largely to re-
ports of rains throughout the wheat hell
in the Northwest which were based upon
known facts. While it was contended
that the rains had come too late to do
( tIit good yet their coming seemed to
prices sagged until the Close of the week
Proft-taking has cut somewhat of a fig
uTe IN pushing down prices, and reports
from spring, wheat sections of the coun-
try have all been favorable TO the bear
element. The future of tho wheat mar
Ret is as big a guess as ever, and there
may be surprises in store that will be
sprung at an early date.
CORN AND OATS.
= Corn has suffered with what, and
prices are at lower ebb than In many
weeks past. There seemed to be a grow
ing demand for corn for export for a
time. but that died out and prices sagged
somewhat as wheat prices drifted down
ward.
Interest in the oats market has NOT
been pronounced. In fact there has been
niue done the past week, attention hav-
ing been monopOlized by wheat and corn
and especially by the former
STOCKS IN SAME OLD RUT
Stocks are practically IN the same posi-
ton as they were a week ago Dea'ings
nave been fairly large at times but al
most wholly professional. Even the pro
fessional element has found 1t difficult
TO Keep the market in a stat of interest
not to say activity, and at the close of
the week stocks are Of little interest to
the general public The money market
Is In the same easy condition, and there
are no bad features to report
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-09
SLUMP IN LONDON STOCKS.

Chinese Situation the Center of In
terest There.
LONDON, July S.-'The sole concern Of
the stock exchange now is China T,ba
sudden heavy drop in Chinese bonds dur
ing the week just ended upset a nunhar
OF leans secured by the deposit of the.
securities and forced heavy selling Of
others In order to provide funds to sun
ply lost margins. Hence there was a
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-09
BONDS.

IT g o. ~ Teo-103 a. a. "a
T. do o Coup 55 w. ifes ios N y C. lists .i i5
do rs. reg ......lQO ~. J. &. gen 5s.l-l1a
do SIS, reg 90. 1881 n. z. gen. 35.... Gjiz
do g. coup. 1889 do prior 4s....10li5
do n. Is, reg. .134 .N.Y.,C.& St.L.4sl.C
do n. Is, Couple n s. w. con. a.. 96i2
do old As, reg.ll4fs Or Nav 1St5...llT
do old As, cCupi14jsl d. Is ..........1Gl15
do 5S, reg ....ll3A Or >. l.. Cs.....l23
do IS. COUP. Il .1l3i4 o. g. L. con 5s.iiiX
d. Of {. IS COS. .123 Reading. gen. f. IA
Atch., gen. .1Ol r. G. w. lists 974
do ait. 4s...... SO St.L. e IM.c.5s110
Can. So. IDS. 1917 St.L. q 5. i. e SSH
G. & o. u.s.. 99lz st. Pau con-. .i65
do 5s ........-.1l67s st. C. & Pis;s11CA
do S. F. 4. 5s1i9 So Pacific ls.. ~
Chi. Term. Is. 92ie 50. Ry. 5s.......l0sB
Col. SO. ISL. 847s $. r. IL T. Gs ID
D. & r. G. 1sts.192 T. & ?. lists. .11l3s
do IS ..-....... g71z do DDS .......... 50
Erie Gen. 4s GS -tJ1. p. As .104A
F.W e D.C.1st. II ; Wabash lists 1152t
G9n. Elec. 5s.. .1171ki do IDS .........1Ol%
Iowa Cent. lists 113H w. S. As .ftIZ
KC.,P: q G.1sts 704 Wis. Cent lists. S7iS
l.. q n. u3t 4s.. 9S Va. Centuries. o. 9lh
NJ. x. & T. IDS. GO
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT-Ne
YORK, sJuly 1.-THE weekly statsment II
me panks shows the following changes:
Sufpius reserve, decrease, 81, 27Dl75; loans,
decrease S5,57S, $50; specie, deere Sc. 3d.
tVV; leGal tenders. decrease. 81 $4,000: de-
posts, decrease. Sc, 400. 800; circulation, in
crease. SG7.100. The banks now ho,d Sl5,-
$50. 200 in excess Of the requirement Of the
% per cent rule
NEW YORK MONEY-New York. July
<I-Money on call nominal: no loans;
prime mercantile paper 3%GiA per cent;
sterling exchange steady, with actual
business IN bankers bills. at S4SsM for
demand, and at Sis37a6Es4 Tor sixty
days: posted rates. $3.50 ST.; cont
mereial bills. $4.s9a5S3I: bar silver,
6lese; silver certihcalsg. 6lzI62S4c: Mex-
lean dollars, 4SAc.
MINNEAPOLIS MONEY Minneapolis.
July New York exchange Saturday:
Buying rate aoc premium. selling rate sec
premium; Chicago exchange. buying rae
par. selling rate Soc premium Sterling,
A.S4ia
BANK CLEARINGS.
81. Paul. s755, S525g
Minneapolis S26752 ie
Chicago. S21 ,s35, 24S.
Boston, 50, $685.
New York, 1851 .3C9. TS2.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-09
If ION Are Going
To st. Louis.
Peoria,
Davenport,
Rock Island.
In hi-nita -

fake The Flying Dutehmanr' via t,nl.
From Minneapolis every day at $50 a. m
and 81 iaui So a m. arriving St Louis
early n-xl morning Beautiful river baak
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-09

The merchant who keeps himself IN +ho
public mind through the dob q COZ
uans viii enjoy the greatest AMOUNT of
custom. %
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-09
a col l $50. AGO so 81 co
CATTLE.

Comparative receipts:
Total for today (estimated) ....... x
A week ago AZ
A yS1i dSO 43
quotations: Choice butcher cows and
nelfers, $3.15Q4.2 p: fair to good. So 1563. 60;
thln cows and Gamers. $202 65; choice
q 30: fat bulls. s.. 25alS. 70; bologna bills
N;IoqS-I0; veal calves. $3.50G4. IS; good tn
cho1ce stock cows and heifers, 81 T56I3: fair
Szq2.D; heifer calves, 81 5GGI3; good to
cholce stockers and feeders, So. l5G3. *.
feir to good, $Sq3-25; common ard tall
stock and feeding bulls, 81 7S73. feeSin 10,
COWS, $zOq275; stays and oxen, S3G4:
mixers and springers s25dST. 80.
receipts We're hardly heavy enough to
make a market and the little that came
IN was largely stock stuff Conditions
were unchanged and there was no quot
able change In prices
Representative sales:
Butcher Cows and Heifers-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-09
w. II. CAMPBELL
COMMISSION COMPANY
Live Stock Commission Merchants,
Union Stock Yards,
SoUTH ST. RaI

~ L.
Consignments and correspondents So
neited. Market reports furnished on ap-
we do strictly commission business
NO i've stock bought or sold on our own
Heferenees-Stock Yards bank. South
st. Paul; Security bank. Zumbrota: Hon
a. T Koerner. state treasurer. Capitol
nuiiding. St Paul; A c. Anderson, cash
Ter st. Paul National bank. st. Paul.