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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-13

| complaint was sent to Justice Marsland

complaint was sent to Justice Marsland
at Walkerville.
In relating the story of the transaction
Allen said that on or about November "a
he was attending to his duties in James
McGovern's saloon when Pete and
Buckley entered. He had SIG with which
he Intended to pay his rent and laid 1t ON
the bar to await the arrival of the col
lector. French Pete, he said, licked up
SO of it, passed it to Buckley and the
latter pocketed it and walked out. Allen
said he did not like the proceeding. but
Pete assured him that Buckley was Just
fooling'' and you'd return the money.
However, as he had asked Buckley and
Pete for it several times and got nothing
save a cussing he thought he would just
do a little fooling himself and have them
arrested. Allen did not consider Buck
ley responsible for the money because it
had been handed him by Pete. but the
county attorney told him one was just as
guilty as the other and both would have
to line UP.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-13
THE DIADEM.

Atfsa meeting of the stockholders of
the Diadem Gold Mining held
Friday forenoon, an entirely new set or
officers were elected, says the Sumpter
Miner. This does not mean a change in
the ownership or the controlling in
terest, but was lone for the purpose
of putting men who reside here perma-
nently in charge of affairs. The COM
pany being organized under the laws OF
this state, il is necessary that the major
ity Of the board OF directors be residents
of Oregon. OF the old officers, the
Messrs. Pardee's mining interests IN
Montana require their presence there; j..
II, Murpney has moved to Spokane, and
General Warren will be absent from town
more or less during the next few months.
The new trustees elected are j. H. Rob-
erts. N, c. Richards and DR.. Anderson.
The first president, M Richards, vice.
president. and Otto Herlocker is secre-
tary and treasurer. Charles onner for
merly of Montana, arrived Saturday to
take the position of superintendent OF
the mine. He left here last spring and
went ITO Nome. He was one of the lucky
ones and brought back $40 900.
The mine will be developed this VIM
ter on a large scale, under contract
which will be let in a few days. Messrs
Warren and Pardee will remain here un-
til this contract is awarded and the in
strument executed. A Montana syndicate
Of mining men, is furnishing the money
for this work. The treasury stock ha!
been withdrawn from the market, ant
the company will offer no more for sale
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king RASTUS."
Some of the Features Were Good II
Many Were Bad.

A of colored people styling
themselves Ishman'S Octoroons gave
king Rastus'' at the Grand last even
ing to Il small audience. There was no
p%retense of plot and the performance
consisted entirely of singing. dancing
and the rough and tumble comedy OF a
number of sketches. There were some
good features and some that were not so
good, but on the whole the audience APP
peared to enjoy the entertainment.
Worse. and incidentally. some better
shows have been seen at the Grand. The
company remains for three more night
performance and a matinee.
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order permitting her TO distribute a por-
ton of the estate over which she has
control. She states in the petition that
she has on hand $l2, 4S3. "A, of Which sum
se426,21 will go to her by the terms Of
the will if the partial distribution is
allowed. Besides this. she holds promis-
sorry notes amounting to over $4,000
more, some of which are secured. Then
there is a lot of real estate and a claim
of So. 900 against the estate. but the
value of the estate is far in excess of
the claim. which she says is unjust.
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THE B~URTON-KlPP CASE.

Judge Lindsay rendered his decision
today on the motion made by the de-
PENDANT on Tuesday to eNcluue all testi-
mony in the suit of Ruth A. Burton
against Henry kipp. He sustained the
motion. This was followed by a motion
for a non-suit by the defendant, and it,
too. was sustained, which ended the
trial. The plaintiff. however. asked for
and was granted sixty days in which to
prepare a bill of exceptions and state
ment in support of steps for a reopen
ing of the case.
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A ROPE CIGAR"
It Was Turned Over to the Police for
investigation.

\ curiosity was handed over to the po-
lice this morning. 1t was what is known
as a rope cigar" but its purposes are
not fally understood. The gentleman
who turned the article over to the police
stated that he had purchased it for an
imported cigar. and discovered the de-
ception by biting off the end instead or
using a cigar cutter. Concealed in the
cigar We're pieces of rope running the
entire length and they look as though
they had been treated chemically. 1t is
believed that the cigar is used as a sub
stitute Cor Knockout drops.
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MURPHY FINED $40.

Judge Clancy opened his session today
by discharging, until Monday morning,
the jurors not engaged in the trial OF
the Stevenson murder case, and hen
tining James w. Murphy, eX-public adj
ministrator $40 for failing to answer a
summons as a special juror in the
Stevenson case. Mr.. Murphy explained
to the judge the manner in which the
play came up. but the judge fined him
Just the same,
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MASONIC FUNERAL NOTICE.

The members of Monitor lodge, No. 50,
4. F. & A. NJ. are requested to meet at
their hall. Walkerville. Friday, Dec. IA,
1900, at l p. M, to attend the funeral OF
our deceased brother. Richard II. Dave.
Sojourning brothers are cordially inVlt-
ed to attend. 3 yorder of the w. NJ,
JOHN MARSLAND, Secretary.
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WHERE TO BUY COAL.

When you want a ton of the best
Montana coal on the market call on us.
We save you money. Lump, $3.50; Wash
Nut, $500. Cottonwood Coal Co. Office
S14 Utah avenue. Telephone 2l6.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-13

The case Of Hong Lee, charged with
violating the health ordinance, was cons
tinuel, as it was shown that the China
man was fixing up his wash house In
accordance with the ideas of the health
officer.
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John Morgan was arrested last night
for refusing to be v~accinated and was
fined S. this morning. He stated that
he intended to get out of town just as
soon as he had served his sentence.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-13
IN POLICE COURT.

in the police court this morning Agnes
Lacey and Mrs. Cusick were arraigned
on a charge of street walking and We're
found guilty. They We're finel in the
sum of SO each. IT.
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Five beautiful patterns in sterling sill
Yer toilet ware.
Hight & Fairfield's
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THEY TOOK HIS MONEY.
French Pete and Jack Buckley Will
Have to Explain Matters.

John Allen, a colored man, had the
county attorney issue a complaint today
charging French Pete a hackman, and
John Buckley with having possessed
themselves of SO belonging to him. The
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Hight & Fairfield

Have pins and charms for Masons.
knight Templar. Elks. Shriners, *. Of
P, Eastern Star, ed degree. etc.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-13

Frank Ewing and Thomas Murphy
pleaded guilty to a charge of disturbing
the peace by fighting and We're fined in
the sum of $40 each. .
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Silver thimbleS from 20 to % cents
gold from $500 to $500 at
Hight & Fairtield's
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MASONIC FUNERAL NOTICE,

MASONIC FUNERAL NOTICE.
The members of Monitor Lodge No. So,
A. F. & A. NJ, are requested to meet at
their hall, Walkerville, Friday, Dec. IA.
1900, at l p. M, to attend the funeral OF
our deceased brother, Richard H. Dave.
~SojnuWning brothers are cordially invited
to attend.
BY order of the w. NJ.
JOHN MARSLAND,
Secretary.
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THE THOMAS ESTATE.

Matte A. Thomas, as administrators
of the estat of John d. Thomas, petit
toned the district court today for ar
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SPECIAL MEETING KNIGHTS OF
PYTHIAS.

PYTHIAS.
Officers and members Of Damon Lodge
No. l, X. of P, brothers of sister lodges,
ana sojourning knights are respectfully
requested to assemble at our Castle
hall lover Finlen-Medin Drug Coz on
Friday, Dec. IA, at l p. m. sharp, for
the purpose of attending the funeral of
our deceased brother, Richard Dave.
HARRY BLUMKIN, c. c.
II. L. MAURY. X. of X. ana S.
We know our ebony goods are the best
that can be had.
Hight & Fairfield's
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GROCERIES AND MEATS.


Grocery bargains are matter-of-
fact things. There need be no pow
WOW about them. They come as
naturally to a store like Brobeck's
as water to the sea.
Fancy Cleaned English Currants;
per pound
Large Fancy Seeded Raisins; 2
Meaty French Primes, small pit:
per pound
Fruit Pudine, makes a very deli
cious pudding; 2 packages....25c
F. S. Farina, made from hard
wheat; pure and clean; 5 pack
Kinks White Russian Laundry
Soap; 6 bars Csc; % bars. 81. so
Hominy Gritts in 2~lb packages;
per package .10c
Perry Brothers Wheat Mush; per
lib package. 10c; 3 for ........25
Fine, Large, Loose Muscatel Rails
ms; ) Tbs ............. Zoe
New Wisconsin B~uckwheat; 10-lb
sack, soc; 25-lb sack ........-1.00
New Crop Large, Thin-Shell Wal
nuts; per ID, zoe; 8 lbs ........ soc
Our 75c Spiderleg Tea will match
others 81 90 kind. Our SOC grade,
their zoe grade. See if it won't.
Brobeck's Flour is the best bread
flour in Butte; 50-lb sack ....$1.4O
1876 w. Broadway. Tel. 69IB
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Hight & Fairfield

Ia a great line of gold-headed canes
for presentation.
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Hight & Fairfield
Have manicure goods, baby brushes
and combs.
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Sterling silver and plated liquor
TASKS at
Hight & Tairfield'S
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Hight & Fairfield

Carry six styles of silver n gilt let
ters for leather or ebony goods.
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Fruit knives, table knives and carv-
erS.
Hight & Falrfeld's
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Flour

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sup erlatile Flour
sack than any other.
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1 Don
Gel hin

Get fat get nice and plump;
there is safety II plunpness.
Summer has tried your
foo od-Work win ter is coming
to try your reath-rnill Fall
|is the time to brace yourself.
But weather IS trick look
out Look ost for colds especs
ially.
Scots nluls ion 81 Cod
y Liver Oil is the stlbtlest Of
helps. i IS food, the easiest
food ia the. world is more
thar food II helps YOU igest
yourfo ood, and 81 g,e more nutri-
|ment from il. e.
Don't get hin there is
I;safsty lunp pnssss Man
Isypmanand child 2ss; 2sss
If yeu have not tried it send for frs
- ssapls ,ssss VI Il #
&, 81
ssas. and Al ~ q
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Election Notice.

# Notice is hereby given that on the first Tues
day after the first Monday in November, being
several voting precincts in Brnle county, South
Dakota, q general election will be held for pres
oan
amendments to tho state constitution as fol-
E Eea, Electors E @ =, fSs presid mt and vicepres
s Two members Of the national House of Ke-
personalities. ig{ $50
8a& One Governor. ze
One Lieutenant Governor.
One Secretary Of State. h
# One State Treasurer. "
as One State Auditor. #ks.f
One Attorney General. q.
Ono Commissioner of School and Public
One Railroad Commissioner. sE
+ One Stlte Senator. -f 81 9s u e ~
Two members 81 tho House Of Repressnta-
Ono County Judge. sis.s ; q
t One County Auditor. n q
One Register Of Deeds. 81
One County Treasurer.
One State Attorney. s5 III
pne ans
One; County Surveyor. 5'
4 Fonr Justices Of the Peace.
81 Four Gonstables.
Ono County Commissioner for the Second
5Commissio sioner District. &. IS.
One County Commissioner for the Fourth
Commissioner! District. vi
PROPOSED AMEND MENTs.
Also the following amendments to the consti-
tuition of tie State of South Dakota.
Shall Article p Of the consultation Of the
! state OF South Dakota be repeRled2
Question Submitted: /, Isl n
a Joint resolution 10 amend the consultation
of the state OF South Dakota by repeating AT
sale OF oxicating liquor under exclusive state
control, and proposing and submitting the same
TO q vote of the people. s. s.ss 3JS.
upon the ballot followed BY the words:
Shall the above amendment to the {consti
tstgn in IsiiatiGn 70 the appeal q Article
lmanufactnre and sale OF Intoxicating liquor.
under exclusive 81 state control, be approved and
shall the following amendment y the consti., .
.aaS.aa, .aatisa of The state of south Dakota b
4 Y n he several counties Of the state shxll in
4 vest the moneys OF the permanent school ans
Il endowment funds in bonds OF school. corpoIati
mortgages moon coed improved farm land
A within their slimits respectively; under suck
regn!ations as the legislature may provide, bp bp
\ Rrs to any one person, firm orgorporation. =
The proposed smendment will be- printed mp
6slo followed by The xors -
tuition in relation to the investment ofj ID.
persaspt tn srioal laa and endowment funds 3
fhs pllces of holding election in the varioul
voting preclncts of this county are as fol
SP Fi,mmsr township, Mcs,sfain schEooI house.
Lyon township, Kemp school honss. III
West Point township, schwiesow schoo
Ghsmberiain tosnship. court hogss.S Il
Cleveland t0wnshi ip, school house. No. q.
i5 Willow Lake t0Nnahip. Bunting school hOuue
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New Goods Arriving Daily
rlatson's Big Store.

a, x i :.
The individual who thinks the McKin:
y-Hanna outfit has had anything to do.
with increasing the prices OF horses and
mules Is q bigger ass than either equine
species. It was generally admitted that
the trolley lines OF traffic gave the horse
business the worst blow it ever had; this,
too. with the western plains covered
with e medium grade of horses. Then
came the bicycle, and down went the
price OF trotters and driving horses to
almost nothing. The result was that
every breeder almost quit raising horses,
and 1t needed but q few years OF this
stagnation 10 make shortage. On top
of this short supply came the Spanish
war the Boer war. and the row in China.
Then the bicycle fad has played out and
people are once more buying driving
horses, and giving their bicycles away to
anyone who Will tuke them. The last
Issue Of the Breeders Gazette. nom
partisan publication. shows clearly one
reason why horses have gone up. and
- lt.
that is the foreign demand. The Gazette
says:
8"When the export buyer drops out the
price falls. Note Tho fluctuations dur.
ing the past three weeks. A few weeks
ago the export buyers got orders to GO
slow, then TO stop buying altogether.
The result was a fall Of IS to $50 . head
In stated sorts OF horses" &
The Gazette then goes on to show that
the British war Office actually bought
and paid for in this country within the
past year ~. 2.169 mules, and Is. .4s2 horses
paying an average price of $50 for the
mules and Sl52 for the horses, or over
&c, 1855 600 for mules and horses sent
across the sea, never to conflict with The
domestic trade.
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&. Admitting that trusts have beeen or!
iganized and flourished under Democratic
rule. there is this difference in the atti-i
tude OF the two parties towards them.
The Democratic party condemns the
trusts. combines, aid monopolists, and
always has, while the most conspicuous
figures in the Republican party-men
like Hanna and Roosevelt openly de-
tend them. Every consumer in the land
swears about the trusts aud says they
should be driven out Of exIstance or ut
least seriously crippled. Which Of the
two parties is most likely to bring this
about; the one which condemns them or
the one which c0mmends them? N
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Cataarr.lh. q III lCI,latarrh,

Bnnsen's Cream Catarrhal. Is q pre-
paration scientifi ieallY compounded for
catarTh, hay fever. and cold In head. Il
y0u have catarrh try Bunsen's Cream
Catarrhal. It fs made npong honor and
does exactly what We claim for 1t.
Every boz warranted. Fifty cents per
boz. Sample free; also pamphle let telling
how to treat catarrh and hay fever. Ad:
dress g. v. BeKga Sons 81 Co. Chicago
III. For sale BY +. q. n Miller, druggist.
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tits a striking noteworthy fact that
while tho Republicans would almost be
willing to break their necks to wipe out.
the fusion majority IN Brnle county
either in whole or in part, yet not q word
lis said against the fitness, ability or
character Of single candidate on the
fusion ticket. This is the very best eyi-
dence that any voter could ask Of the
strength and character Of the Democrat
|ic and Peoples Party candidates.
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Sioux City Tribune: Senator Petit
grew has been thirty-one years q resi-
dent Of South Dakota. and now Mark
Hanna wants him made as a stranger in
the land. Pettigrew walked from Sioux
City to Sioux Falls when he first went
there, and he has walked over almost
every county In the state since, and now
Mark Hanna wants to walk over him.
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There is no use In specuiating. We
have the paint, and you ought to be ap-
plying it these fine days 70 those old,
rough clapboards. A little paint-9Ood
paint timely and well applied saves
you money. 1t also bespeaks enterprise.
s. Haswcll.
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You assume no risk when you buy
FGhambe rlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarr-
.hoea Remedy. All druggists will refund
your monev ii you are not satisfied after
using it. tits everywhere admitted to
be the most successful remedy In use for
bowel complaint and the only one that
never fails. 1t is pleasant, safe and
reliable. ALI druggists. t96S
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10 care 3 a,old il ono lDay
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II 1t fails
to cure. b. w. y Groves Signature is on
each boz. Twenty y-ive cents. s
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CA0ToREA
sB,s,, u, Iha Kind You Naya AIHays Beuatl
''t,,;''' !; "a, z17zzszsl
I lrolr Ovcr Fifty3Year.is,,.

AN old and well tried remedy. Mrs. Windows
of nr
teethin9. with perfect snccess. It soothss the
child, softens the gums, allays all pain cure.
wind colo, and is the best remedy for disrrhosa
in every part Of the world Twenty y-fye cents .
bottle. II value 10 ncaleulsble. Be surs and
ask for Mrs. Wirsiow's Soothing Syrup, and
take no ether t5ss s sSiSSs 3
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You can spell. it cough, coff, caugh
#kauf, kaff, kough or kaugh, but the cnly
harmless remedy that quickly cures it Is
One Minute Cough Cure. +. E. Miller.
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ne fooled the surgeons.

All Doctors told Renick Hamilton, Of
West Jefferson, o., aftpr suffering 1s
months from Rectal Fistula, he would
boxes OF Bucklon'a Arnica salye. the
by Il. f.. Miller. druggist. [4l
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For spralns. swellings and lamaness
there is nothing so good as Chamber
lain's Pain Balm. Try 1t. For sale by
+ r. E. Miller, druggist.
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Fountain syringes, hot water bags
atomizers, stationery and sch ool supple
at Reynolds 81 Haawell l's.,
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THE EKIMBALL GRAPHIC
Mark a Cross in the Circle.

lrcsidentiaI lsIcctors..
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G.M. KING. s. 80! E.s5ss; ss
JOHN MARTIN,
3 : S5
$. ] .n.,. y ! Gsnsrs. =. as.1 slon.',
SSbRHM SSTHkT 4 Il MgDhE Ehal
A ~, 49,. ..,s.,,.., 81
For aRfss9sEl R;SRFE i. r,rn. s,.n, r.,,.5 Il
For Lieqtepsns i 4 e i, / G, GSysSnor ',E2
ror .sss,ss.sss,,ss 4 sss q ! |. 8, !, ]. ,n..
For rssssassE. @ !, !, \, -.
For AsaiteE=. M 3 ! ,,,,,,
F. For ssR's S{sa RSblie = il hHsTRS 1h1ss,Hstion-
For c2R's R5S1s SssS9l }s,,5I PRS Pubic Land.
For Attorney; 4 T sysSs1 GsnsTsls 1.sssl;5,v
For Railroad !; q M comm;ss;ane.-
V, y. La s
coau1.aty.
For state sana torL. 7,..- {
~ D. 'se5f join hSSI1ii WiIkEs. Il.
For hepres@entstiyesgIv en- Z : ~ Fl 55 4
~; "A; a;ls: SlAAMSh Y A!Gs s
=. I, g =, 80, :. : use
For VFeasnrerrccrov FSs isrIs cro,,v.
:. JOSEPH 's'l'.tisi STOCKS.
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"Prosperity,, ana the Farmer.

esProsperitS,, ana the Farmer.
The following is table OF average ex-
port prices Of the products named for
the four years Of the Cleveland admin
istration, as compared with the three
years Of the Mckinley administration.
1t was taken from the statistical abstract
OF the United States treasury Tor 1899. on
page 436. and was issued by the McKin-
ley administration, hence cannot be
accused Of being partial In its treatment
OF the Cleveland period.
As will be seen, 1t shows that the
prices OF agricultural staples were high
or during the Cleveland administration
than they have been on the average, dur
ing the Mckinley administration.
IL further explanation 1t may be said
that there has been famine In India and
short crops in Europe, which has had an
influence in holding up agricultural
prices. The drouthsin Australia has had
much to do in holding up the price Of
sheep ana wool, the Aocks Of that coun.
Try having been totally annihilated; yet
the statistical abstract, page 1868, shows
that the total value Of our eheep has
fallen from 1925, ,OO9 1854 In 1893. to S1O7,-
697, $50 in 1899. The value Of oxen and
other cattle, exclusive OF milch COWS. as
shown by the statistical abstract, page
37s, has risen from $547, ,ss2, ,2O4 in 1893,
to $637 1881 ,135 in 1899. But the value Of
all farm animals has fallen during this
period $500, ,OO0. 900. see page 37S. statis-
tical abstract 1900. This is accounted
for by the fact that the number Of meat
cattle has decreased from 35, ,054, 1895 In
1898, to 81, ,994, ,225 in 1899. A decrease Of
5000 600 meat cattle has taken place,
while the meat eating population has
increased l6, ,Ooo,O ,Ooo during practically
the same period.
COMPARATIVE TABLE OF HORTICULTURAL
PRICES.
From Statistical Abstract. for the year
1899. page 436.
CORN.
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**Had itnot been Tor the Letter cor
ner on wheat which ran it up to ss cents
nls9S, the wheat product would have
shown 9 lower price leyel during the Nc
,Kinley period than during the Cleveland
period, in harmony with all lof the other
products quoted.