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Hogs-Receipts, 100: shipments, 1,070
The quality was only fair. The market
opened weak at a shade decline. Sales gen.
orally were at $3.50 to s4.95 for light to
heavy packing few small punches of
extra heavy sold at IS. but s4.95 was prac-
tically the top for straight loads. Trade
ruled fairly active and all were sold early,
closing steady at quotations.
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2 futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations We're as follows: Flour steady.
Corn-No. 2. S2Ac; No 2 yellow, s2lsc. loats-No.
SIC. No barley. ssQisc. No. fax seed, 81 go;
Northwestern, $50. Prime timothy seed, 81 80
100 lbs, s5.90@6.O5. Short ribs sides Qoose).
s5S5@605. Dry sailed shoulders (boxedl, s.. rs
q6. Short clear sides (boxed). Sc. 1906 Is Whisky,
distiliers' finished goods. per gal. 81. %.
Receipts-Flour, 1000 brls; wheat $1,000 bu;
corn 21O 900 bu; oats 410. 900 bu: rye, 5000 bu;
barley. 10000 bu. Shipments-Flour. "a. 600 brls;
wheat. 207 900 bu; corn. 2i300o bu; oats. 277 600
bu; rye, 5000 blu; barley, 1900 blu.
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CHICAGO STOCK QUOTATIONS.
L. w. Louis. Room IL. Board Of Trade, Indian
apolis. furnishes the following Chicago quota
lions:
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Produce, Fruits and vegetables.

50. 56d4; Ben Davis. $500. Is.
Bananas.Pe,rr, bunch No / A5 S0I1 8, 7aa
Lemons..Messina, choice. $50 to box ss.2S;
HicHory S'i Nuts-Rsheiibark. .1s5 per bu; large
Potatoes~5Sasoc per bu; sl.75@1.So per bril-
Sweet Potatoes--Jerseys, $4.25 per brl; Illinois
ss TSirn ksntscs g per ss'S bril-
Cabbage-sl.75 per 100 lbs, Holland seed :.
Celery-California, 6oQ75c per doz; No 2. 81
Yellow Globe onions-s1.5O per brl; white, s1.7I
Honey-Sew white 1sikc per ib: dark. 1sc.
c SGg Sssri5 5eg1 ps5 per- per- doz.
Cranberries-Jersey sS25 per bu box: 81 pei
brl: Hover and Mcfarland cranberries. IS pei
Onions tspanish)-s175 per crate.
Florida Tomatoes mate as a5as75 '' per s-baske,
crate. soc a basket.
Provisions.
Bacon-Clear sides, 40 to so lbs average, 7%c
Sic; bellies. Is lbs average Sac: IS to p lbs av
backs. % to Is lbs average. Sssc Z to Is lbs ax
erage. nc; 6 to lbs average, 77sc In dry-salt
svssd t e lbs q ss ss
kard-Rettle rendered, Sc; pure Ia. lard; 7ssc
erage, S1sc; 10 to u lbs average, SIC.
Seeds.
s4as: alsike. choice s7Gs: alfalfa. choice. sI2
d450; crimson or scarlet clover. sS1594 %; timo
shS e eho iss Prime Fancy 1ges i Ss
$40: extra Clean 60G75c; orchard grass extra
red bs .0g ssas saman m hns's slss
Western millet, 60q75c; common millet, 4Oq6Oc
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sheep-Receipts. light; shipments, none.
The quality was fair. The market was
steady to a shade lower. closing quiet and
rather weak Quotations.:
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PHYSICIANS.

RAILROAD TIME CARD.
p. NJ. time is In BLACK hgures.-Trsins marked
thus: DAILY, SNSleeper, P-Parlor Car. q.
Chair Cav, D-Dining Car. f-Except Sunday.
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calves 15.O043O.OO
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; shipments, 1000.
With very fair inquiry from shippers and
generally good quality the hog market
opened with the better grades selling at
about steady prices compared with yester-
day, and later the bulk of the more de-
sirable grades changed hands on about
that basis. There was weaker tendency
in the market from the start for light
hogs, especially the commoner kinds, and
the market was considered &c lower in some
instances for that class. A good clearance
was made at current prices. Quotations:
Good to choice medium and
heavy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $4.sl12u4So
Mixed and heavy packing. 46 Q4.Sl12
Good to choice light weights. $50 @4S71z
Common to fair light weights 465 @4.771z
Common to good pigs .......... 400 @4.6S
Sheep-Receipts. 200: shipments. 200. With
quite a nice improvement in the receipts
of sheep and lambs the market opened
with better inquiry from shippers, and
with fair competition from local butchers
the offerings changed hands promptly
at possibly a shade lower prices than the
ever, all dealers claimed that sales were in
keeping with other markets. Ordinary to
good lambs sold at S. to $500, and there
were no sheep reported above $3.50, but
good kinds would have sold as high as
quoted. Quotations.:
Good to choice lambs. s.. 75d6. 60
Common to medium lambs $500. 4.50q5.00
Good to choice sheep 3 75td4.25
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THE JOBBING TRADE.
Canned Goods.

CThe quotations given below the selling prices
OF the wholesale deaiers.)
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Island City lump, 10; lump coke, lie per bu.
s2.75 per p bu: crushed coke. 12c per bu, IS per
g bu Biossburg. s. per ton: Connellsvile coke.
Sc per ton: smokeiess lump. $780,
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xk1iR& MUIR Ticket once. Is West Wash 81
Chi'go night ex.s-.s1255 I'D
Chicago fast mail, Q, pd...............T0 T3
Chicago express. p d. sl-0 1x4O
Chicago vestibule, p d-.-.-.....----.-t336 sA3s
LAKE ERIE q WESTERN r.. r.
Michigan City mail and express. -t7oo TAO
Toledo and Michigan City ex........t1.20 f6.1O
Peru and Toledo ex..............s..sl.<O slo.0
Peru and Plymouth accom- and ex. I'll 90 slo.zo
INDIANA, DECATUR = WESTERN R'Y.
Decatur and St. Louis mail and ex....faIs tao
Chicago express p fz.4O
Tuscola accommod alton. AZ f10.60
Decatur 4 St. Louis fast ex. c.. lilo s4os
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United States twos. registered ...-.......
United States threes. registered ..........
United States threes. coupon ...........-
United States new tours. registered
United States new fours. coupon $4,000.
United States old fours. registered .......
United States old tours. coupon
United States fives, registered
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At New York, yesterday. money on call
was steady at 2a21z per cent; last loan,
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PLAYs=ssts+

clientele of his own. MT. Russelrs tours have been reduced until he now spends on- ly few weeks on the road each year, but his place has been taken with good success everywhere by MT. Keenan. He Is said to give perfect portryal of the starving inventor who lives in garret and cares for two little children while he Is waiting for his genius to be recognized.
 At the moment when fortune is within his grasp he thrusts aside his opportunities to save girl from false charge of theft. The play departs entirely from the con- ventional lines lines of comedy, and as the original production is to be given its pre- sentation here will be awaited with a great deal of interest
 With MT. Keenan this year a complete production of "A Poor Relation Is being carried, comprising new and special scene ry, properties, models, rugs etc. MT. Ber- ger, in his determination to give a better performance of "A Poor Relation" than ever before, has most carefully selected his company and has sent MT. Keenan out supported by stronger cast than ever ap- peared in this famous comedy.
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Too Well Read

 From the Omaha World-Herald. He said he did not know how to play poker scientifically but his friends per- suaded him into the game. He played with varying success until fat jack pot showed up.
 As the novice awkwardly fingered his cards he asked:
 Are four cards with just one spot on each one of 'em worth anythng?" At this juncture it would be the usual thing to remark that all the other players threw down their hands and let the novice take the hand without further trouble. But candor compels the statement that these particular poker players read he comic papers. With great glee they raised the novice out of his boots and compelled him to lay down his hand.
 The novice held pair of trays, a seven spot, a jack and the cutter" No man can succeed these days unless he keeps up with the newspaper humor- ists. Even the vaudeville artists must do it.
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The Una Clayton Company closed a weeks engagement at the Auditorium last night to large and well pleased audience. The play, "A Little Pauper," was well handled and met with great favor as evil denced by the frequent applause. Miss Clayton has won herself place in the hearts of the Birmingham public and is one of the best actresses ever seen here with a popular price company. The en- tire company is good and all of the per- formances have been up to the standard of repertoire companies which visit Birming- ham. Little Aurelia Sewell, the pretty lit- tie Birmingham girl, did a speciality act for the company during the week and was one of the star attractions.
 The orchestra, which was composed en- tirely of women, was another feature which came in for its share of attention. The violinist was especially good.
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out in the West and met with immediate

out in the West and met with immediate recognition. The great interest manifested
 by the public in this "The Dukes Jester" is accounted for both by the natural liking of things new and the curiosity of the public to see Frederick Warde and MT.
 and Mrs. Spencer, all of whom stand in the foremost ranks of legitimate stars in thoroughly comic roles, such as they de- pict In this new success. '"The Duke s Jester," which has won the reputation of being a hilarious and funny play, deprves none of these great artists of their stand ing as classic readers, inasmuch as the diction of the story abounds with those charming metaphors and similes, bordering on the classic, expressed in the rich and
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smooth language that shows the master hand The story Is laid in Italy at the close of the sixteenth century and Is based on love, intrigue and adventure with friv- ilous and fun-making environment. The dominant feature of course is humor, the play being replete with such unusual and amusing situations which might occur daily in the life of court fool. As a scenic production the play is said to be supurb. Mir. Warde carries a special sixty foot baggage car to convey the equipment of this play alone.
 MT. Warde will appear at the Jefferson theater September 20.
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to stay. MT. Keenan, who will be seen In the role of Noah Vale at the Jefferson the
 ater on next Wednesday, was a few years ago comparatively unknown to the great mass of theater patrons. The theatrical managers of New York rated him as one of the cleverest and most versatile leading men in the profession, but it was not until
 MT Fred G. Berger, the manager of Sol Smith Russell, saw in the young player g worthy successor to MT. Russell that MT Keenan became a recognized star with
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A Repeater
From Life.


 Dyspeptic Mother-My son, I have cor rected you often for rapid eating. Now you have gobbled that banana at two bites. You will surely be i'll. As punishment, you shall not go out to play.
 Penitent Son-Well, ma, if eat another banana nice and slow, mayn't l go then?
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Frederick Warde

Theater-goers are always interested in new plays. Especially so in successful .ones. No greater success has been made than the recent production of a new TO- mantle comedy, by MT. Frederick Warde and the Brune Company, which includes those two we'll known stars, MT. and Mrs.
 E. R. Spencer, a truly supurb organization of actors. This comedy was first brought
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TO THE MogKING BIRD

 Norman Robinson in the Boston Trans script
 Sweet singer of our summer land, Who taught your gifted tongue? What
 cunning hand Such golden threads could weave along, The bright embroidery of your furnished
 song?
 That little throat! How can it be. So full of rare exultant minstresy- No bigger than my finger round, Pouring it's silver torrent of sweet soundl I cannot think such harmonies Were born among our earthly forest trees. Confess! That song was angel given! You've taken music lessons up in heaveni I hear you when the whppoorwill Calls on his coy mate at twilight or the
 hill,
 And when the rosy touch of day Pushes the eastern fringe of night away. And sometimes all night long you sing, Voicing the inmost soul of coming spring, For natures temple, service free, Still finds it's sweetest chorister in thee. But when thy babies are in their nest, I think, dear little bird, I love thee best, How we'll thou carest for thy young! What rare and radiant cradle-songs are
 sungi
 Sing on, sweet bird-we need thy songl Our human singing still hints something
 wrong,
 And in each note some shadow lies; Thou bringest music freed from paradise! !
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Her Value

From the Detroit Free Press.
 He (adoringly)-Darling, you are worth your weight In gold.
 She (practically)-You do not value me sufficiently, Henry. Gold at it's value of $16.50 an ounce Is worth $264 a pound aver dupois, and as I weigh 40 pounds my value would be only s3696O, whereas the tax duplicates will show I am worth something over $75, GOO.
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Fate
From the Detroit Journal.

From the Detroit Journal
 At the ayslum we were much depressed by what we saw
 "A terrible fate, indeed!' he exclaimed.
 Less terrible however," interposed tall, distinguished-looking maniac, than a fete champetre! Oh, by all odds!''
 Upon inquiry we learned that this man had become mad through being the hus- band of one socially ambitious.
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Obscure

Washington Star.
 What was the result of the conference between MT. Wu and MT. Hay?" asked a gentleman.
 "The general uncertainty of Chinese news makes it difficult to say" was the answer. T have not yet ascertaned wheth- CT MT. Hay got woozier or whether MT Wu got hazer."
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"A Poor Relation"

Frank Keenan, the new star who has suc- ceeded Sol Smith Russell in the Edward E. Fidder comedy, "A Poor Relation" has come before the theater-going public with startling rapidty and has apparently come
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YIN MARIANI Mariani Wine-World Famous Tonic

Many thousand physicians and millions of persons during the past thirty-ave years have thouoroughly tested Yin Mariani and invariably experienced beneficial effects. Thousands of famous men and women from almost every walk of life have praised Yin Mariani in poetry and prose, in music, sculpture and painting Try Yin Mariani on it's merits.
 Sold by all druggists. Refuse Substi- tues.
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Ixaspcration l.

From the Detroit Free Press.
 Polly-I wouldn't mind being the Empress Dowager.
 Dolly-Why. Polly?
 Polly-Indeed, I wouldn't! When her frocks don't suit she can chop her dress makers head off.
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Manufacturers Sale of SamDIe BIdnk6tS-H

Blankets--Fine all-wool blankets. all colors, good bargains at $4.50, GA EA mOuudy db'. W&8EVO
 California Blankets, all-wool, in all colors; never sold for less 0A EfA than $6---special at......... OA4sOU
 Fancy Blankets and white and gray California fancy plaid blan- @E AsA kets; $7.5o quality for ....... WUsWV
 Slumber Robes-Italian Silk Slumber Robes--an assortment worth from esfAA $1.5o to S3.50, at $2. 30 and. -. .. @WG
 Sateen Comforters---Tufted Sateen Con- forters, at less than you can @e1 ME buy the material; Monday at teZsWV
 Crochet Bedspreads-H Crochet Bedspreads, never sold before @t 0E for less than $2.00, at........ WH GV
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Table Linens; Blankets,

Double Damask, two yards wide, with napkins to match, good value Gs MsA
 Dinner Napkins large assortment bought from the makes at half 01 4E Monday s3.50 napkins at.... YMsWG
 Bath Towels, all kinds of bath towels; an immense assortment of the 35c GG quality at. ...... EVC
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New Silk P6ttlCOdtS.

New Black Silk Petticoats---made of silks secured under conditions that insure great saving from earlier prices.
 New Taffeta Silk Petticoats--- H. inch accordion fiounces and fnll gathered foot ru ruffies---impossible to secure the silk alone at this fgure--specially CD no
 Best Black Taffeta Silk Petticoats- made witp 15-inch graduated accordion founces-taffeta underlay, both finished with wi h, . extra n5t a. foot rues; un- Stn 7E matchable at. Y1Vs sV
 New Fall Petticoats Mercerized Ital- ian, Brilliantlne, Moreens, Sateens Flan- nels---new shapes---blacks and colors---ac- cordion pleated ruffie, etc., @1 nE special values $1.oo, $1.75 and 0GsJV
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SPECIAL MONDAY OFFERING IN NEW FALL FABRICS AND GARMENTS
 You Should LookC Cuera Once.
Swell GOlflnQS: Dress Novelties


 An elegant ensemble of the new fall golfngs and plain and novelty dress stuffs approved by Dame Fashion. Birming- hams supreme show and sale---stocks that stand pre-eminently foremost and prices that prove the supremacy of the mart that can make them.
 Broadcloths and Vicunas---" "The" tex tiles for tailor mades, and two of the most fashionable fabrics for fall frocks gener- ally---every correct shade for autumn, golden brown, royal blue, castor and wine---two prices. 00 Gn Sl,5o and .................. SDGa0O Reversible Ceilings, Skirtings---Special pricing---special values---special opportu- mites for the purchase of these modish materials---tops Black. Oxford, brown, wine, gray, etc.. backs: Beautiful plaids checks and blocks---exquisite blendings and designs, It's one of the most extra ordinary sales where purchasers may re- alize good saving on their investment, so far brought to light this season-it means that at Caheen Bros only could such an offering occur, for we have @9 EM the goods---at $1.50 and. O&aVV Zibbelines and Pebbles, Venetians and Whipcords- tasteful and correct---fastidi- ous dressers will concede it. They are adapted more especially to the fall fash ions in street dresses, but will hold high favor among all correct dress G9 EM ers---$1. %, $1.50 and. ........ O&lVU BARGAIN COUNTER Exceptionally opportune offering---lowest prices prevail on all-wool Broakcloths, Venetians, Elm press and Gronite loths---dependable fab rics in the leading fall colorings---a pre- liminary offering at prices intensely in- teresting--t shrcwd shoppers will not overlook.
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ChiIdr6n'S Dresses.

A very interesting line will be on ex- hibit Monday, The price range is 49c and up. You'll save money if you examine this line at once.
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Fall M!IIineru.

We are showing hundreds of new fall shapes, styles and colorings. in Ladies' Walking Hats.
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I cannot think such harmonies
 Were born among our earthly forest trees. Confess That song was angel given! You've taken music lessons up in heaVenl
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$l.U0 Wash Skirts for. ........ ...49c ! $1.50 Wash Skirts for. ....69c ] S2.50 Wash Skirts for. .98c
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State of Minnesota,
Dam .trnnA oq I.na

Department OF InSuranco,
Whereas the United States Lloyds Ma
rine Underwriters, a corporation organ
lied under the laws of New York has fully
Of this State. relative to the admission
and authorization of insurance companies
of its class.
surance Commissioner, do hereby empow-
er and authorize the said above named
Company to transact It's appropriate bust
ness of Marine insurance in the State OF
Minnesota, according to the laws thereof,
until the thirty-frst day Of January, A.
D. 1901, unless said authority be revoked
or otherwise legally terminated prior
thereto
In testimony whereof, have hereunto
set my hand and affixed my official seal
at st. Paul. this S1st day of January, A.
]. A. o'sHAUGHNEssY
Insurance Commissioners.
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W.ANTED-Traveling statesmen who
have been successful selling specialties
and assortments; house reliable; line
strictly frst-class; satisfactory and
long time contract on proof of ability
Box COS, St Louis, Mo.
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BELGIAN HAREs.

BELGIAN HARE-High grade nediereed
stock; bred does, So to $25; young Stock
all prices. The Clinton Rabbits. No
1504 Clinton av., Minneapolis
HIS LORDSHIP, the Belgian hare. Not
the common, everyday rabbit, but the
Try a pair, Try bred doe. Yon viii
certainly double your money in a
month Send five stamps for booklef
giving information. Northwestern Rel
gian Hare Co.. 484 Wabasha ST
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State of Minnesota

State OF MinnesOta,
Department of Insurance.
Whereas, the National Masonic Accident
Association Insurance Company, cor
poration organized under the laws Of
Iowa, has fully complied with the pro-
visions Of the laws of this State. relative
to the admission and authorization Of in
surance companies Of its class.
Now, therefore, 1, the undersigned, In
surance Commissioner, do hereby empow-
company to transact It's appropriate bus
tness of Accident insurance in the State
Of Minnesota, according to the laws
thereof, until the thirty-flrst day Of Jan
uary, A. D. 1901, unless said authority be
revoked or otherwise legally terminated
prior thereto.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto
at ST. Paul, this S1st day of January, A.
D. 1900
]. A. O'sHAUGINEssY
Insurance Commissioner.
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DOCUTA SANDAL WOODCApSULES

Cure Gonorrhoea, elect, unnatural dis
charges in a few days. All druggists Ao-
cept only Doeuta, by mail $1.50: full d.
rectionS Dick & Co.. 1SS Centre St, New
York.
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INSTRUCTION.

G~~Oo-@~~~Oo~~
GRAHAM HALL-The School for Girls.
l7l3 Nicollet av., Minneapolis.
MORGAN HALL-The School for Bows.
17l3 Nicollet ay.. Minneapolis.
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FLATS FOR RENT.

--~-@-~~~~o-~o~~~-~-~-~~~-~-
FLATS-The very best, largest and most
desirable eight and nine-room apart
ments are in the new Waldorf, Summit
av., corner st. Adams; decorated to suit
), references required. Apply to H. KrctZ,
1016 New York Life building.
FLAT-Second fiat of 1856 West Ninth St.;
seven rooms, all in fine shape. Inquire
81 East Seventh st.
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MEnICAI.

LADIES and gentlemen to sell sure"
anticiptic capsules; $500 per day easily
made WITHOUT interfering with other
o BUSINESS ness commercial Chemical Co.,
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b BOY fifteen years of age would like
to do work of any kind. Address Rich
ard Buerger $40 Palace st
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REAL ESTATE.

~~~-~~~~~~~~-~~~~-~~~-
FOR SALE CHEAP-I will sell twenty
five feet on Robert ST., between Sew
enth and Eighth, below value; will take
some city property as part payment
terms to suit. See John Larkin, 500
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wANTED-To RENT.
Flax Industry.

New Zealand's fax industry has reviv-
ed and fiourished exceedingly, owing to
the war in the Philippines having short
aned the output of Manila fiber