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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-10
CruiIs md NC.CtEhlCs.

A"rLEs- Ea,ss,= a. $. zr , ranGy; =, t9o.r VII l.,
Si."I-Iit;-r fur fancy rci,t"kod III standard hnl>
rcnitins al So to $50 for NJ. > :" sif%,lS Toy
STRAwEFRR1Es-Chaic. rlorid. quo;abr- q:
1.a.t. L.: choice. ior quart IN refrigerator cases.
oEANGES-in 4 'ohiiug way from stoE. deaf
ioa an. !, - ~ :. = - I. =. T1r..rin.. ,ri
Gao lHtS: California naNtls ~ So Tor itnrr.
Se.9'o. Tor choice. S2h5I. - tor standard. y 900
L~EMrNS-'tuutc rev N"ssiua az 81" r.r box
choice ~ 81 for fancy. California at sa"i." per
coCoA%UTS-ouotahl- a; 81 per 1000; in a
small TaE 4, $ per ~. o,i,. .a, ....,r
oS GAn' a. N.S52a r rh 4Si5. SS1' '"d steady
MALAGA C~tArES-i'irtn at SO per hil. ,r
DRIED FRGIr-ouiet. S@ua-lried quarters. ar
Tlor, u %pi". !vap"ratod rings. apples morn.
died to ie for bics,chSi: s6oT Tg'a ct lai,.c. o d"
rlNEArELES-Hayara a. 8 per ,ioz.
on trk.: RnrharA ut SoaStr: Michigan rural 1t
%sHtac. white nliXed NJ 2''..>c. according 10 quail
fair - choice rr:rIl; N,hrlsha stock from lie IN
~ s@aEG,i a e. on, Gna'.,y: tr, St. common 'n'eFi-
,.oNIoNSmso'ind ROD Elahs at @a9s,; FAM
rates dol soft. sp!oii.n. off-colored. inferior
csERASGf. ,t Gsosra ~: ,gn #. l,wer; Ola Holland
crate; Mc.,lH a:d Nv ORLEANS si.:eq2.5s.
SAt ttNN isAt t-S8-sH t"r id.t Ill, y ~ per
fhl.. small orders hiSh":-
I,ERN-caIfornia 1T nom "a to sec yer II.
and AZ 81 TO s. Per crate trimmed. Celery roots
SO per !cZ.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at & ser craft:
homegrown 3 to N.'a per bu box.
rTCGMEEES-Sew orleans .5u@cC; small -
m.nr.
. p~LNNr-Florida at $50 per crate.
NRp-Sratg'. 'ubsr ~ $i0a per T-basket
crate.
LETTrCE-Tinmc-ruwn s.lliur On orders Il,
EQ3G'c pcr hI. New orleans sea-.
SpINACFl-NoW ORLEANS -rH-c. Ariansa. 25i
-" nor ao3.
EApIsHES-New Orleans rad sra %, peg dnr.
huurh"s. Texas l1ier 20 -.
ilGme-s'"Nn SILL IN orders Al &c
per bbi. nov Louisiana steady st Si..nac ror
bill.
'ARRoTS-New southern sell at 80 per dog.
GREEN rNloNS-NlahanEt i0alic per doz.
SWEET POThToES-S Scare. Homegrown coll
on oI-ic's q. s., I,er hbI. Tor r-,l ami Yellow
i'tf:SNii'S pn"t~ Northern 1t 81 per hhI.
Homegrown sell at 81, rr"r hi.
ituTABAGAS-Stoady. hulk az Ica; ~ PER h:.
del.
HOESERApfSFf-orut, choice HOMEGROWN n.
Sc. =. p"r hlI on nrie.s.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ So 30 -ar' r4- III.
ASrAHAGIS-i !om"-gr'"n at 81 tai So rcr
doz. hand hrucheS.
GREEN P~rASr-Fnarii7 g: ;gr hr hammer
TONATc:S-p" Demand quit. Flnril. 6 .ns.,
per s-ga'. ease: cuils aud soft ST. 10 s"
EEI:TE-Naw 'nui>arI ,l,fi" -ar duz.
STRING EI-s>G-EfDri.fa F>rfl ~ NOR In ha,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-10
Dry t.a0,Dp.
" DOL.
New York. April Wool nrm.
pe1rOlcnin.

New York. srsi! Petroleum steady
OF city. April a-Cradit balances 81 50; car
.ifcute.. no bids. shinm~u'- rs. SIS. average S.
o.. rurs l11. tG5: average 7J,GSs.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-10

-AvaiIshi. surrlic.-ytsil. ,urriy q grain:
kn-ii :, $3.50. Mch.@i. l--i. Apt. ga.
Mhsat s.1 ~ "S $780, Sa,@@ 81 ~,
o+t. ............... 1.4'i+" ."'.'r" n.2'@.ojo
Amount 'n a !, = i.5i. Mcfy. 1919. A.. S.rol
nIcs,-rour - a. ',,,.., -Itta.,, %.>oeo
rc,a, sta,iahie supply:
,riil. ~. - s2s,3sG5 ~ .@' ea
Am $ $50. ................ ~" rms"1I s~...4Iuo
Il,r WORLDS cram Esra,ts-s shipment. Of
wheat by the F''"i In, NJ 'AE'' NE @ s2S''''' =. Ago.
ttor'ca ....-......%sSnc 600 2gd..- &%,1'"
i@.s'S ...".: s.s% stoa >.a
ii"lis ;:.."""....', a, :, .iy, 49,.
ASren,in. ......""253,@'" s.@-o0 1.55'oS
Total ........sse,,eo 7.5soe 5os.ao5
sfrrncni- Of corn from ;nc principal exporting
Las, wk. WI. Felore. Yr. AGO.
Arr,rira ........4."6,." &.f"r""' .G
Mu..ls ....-..... 2'o"S !t'@s p,
Nrscntta. ............ 2a-.f" g@"o5 ~.D
To,.rr ............m.oon a.sac.o9 t.sa.~o
Thu world. available .mIply Of ArNai~:uns.
srcorl,nr to tho rhira2o Trade Bulletin. ~
,,a's,l,nsry T." ,.,ur during March. TN, va,
,,un =" an incroa.o of S.iiH.'G@ on. in Gu'"i'al
sns oMp In There Vas a decrr-s. in thu waGid.s
March Of last year &c e. 1861 hu. Inc tcWe,
az =, as s,d f'', My,,, Isn isls' q. :s! hSS. h s4rii !. itgs,,
-, -. nNn. american s~ipaly-Affi! ! 1870. 1o+-
.aioso, March l. is.a. III. ~. 900: Arril !. 1889. H.
;lS.ccn. rotai.-sprii /. 1910. 1t.ltl.pe: March /.
iNra. igf .sn.. tt: tvril /. 1893. iIt.a2Ntn. Tho pres
en, .tunur., Is -. 90. no. bu. larger than on April
u: las, year. and ~. t,. 80 TIA. IN excess Of two
years ago.
-,st Hids., Southeast MISSOURI Milling COM
yary writes as follows: 'TiT.rwinE Ci"p l. going
hP,k cvcrv day. Some Of ear best farmers rsti-
mate t.,at some fields have lost 80 per cent IN last
~, q ,I ten iaye. II needs rain, anu needs IL bal
~. r4t sowing all done aud corn planting fully
lz'r d0'i~. Ground cold and DRY
Illinois docs no. report rain. SAVE Cairo,
wlrrn o. 81 an inch tcll. and north "f tho ONO
md caat ~ the Nissi' sipr' the rains That icii
$40 represented rs trSrcly traces. In Scitho' st
missouri ana in kanSar. ,,tfhorna and Nebraska
INC precipitation has i,oen very fair. and We know
1txa. has had more rain than was wanted. The
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-10
Sugar.

Minneapolis. April a-Flour ard bran ".
.%i"ug.d. Wheat. ~ sto:e-No. / Northern e-l.c.
Iay IT,: july "G..'t"1i.c. Sept. SIG: on TIKI.
y" : hard 49,. No. , Northern oi@.~ 40. .
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-10
Warehouse statement today:

lli&"s an! stains a., below white.
ItSsInE. yer .l-fs.-lb. -, 10. 80. q. III
-. hon Gotten lies SD. Hemp twins ~ pes
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-10

~: joseph: No. Aar!! e.-C4tt"- Receipts 81.
Hs 10 '' higher: Ga'iv. t..v-s 81 20. -.
western h'"N"S :iN",-d. cows an1 bsir.rs Z, 80.
~" CiN'S sia';a'; bulls and stays s. .54,4 -.
S.."'h"'- ana f"",'-rs - ..1idJ. ii~ok.-R4c-ip,s T.
VI, hS hl"tr! higher: tights =. "-Gi,. -. .I.Ji,,r,
"tr' cav ). iiil'."-: riss tta4J;: iulk =. ~,
- S"'.i'- Receipts 100. s'rady. Western Ianns
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-01
Geburtem nnb SterbefdGe.

Die Nnsabl Der i'm Sabre 1899
in Stearns County pOraetommenen
@eburten unb Sterbefdae lit folsenbe:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-01

ten sebeilt. -Srdulein 9elena9 Gamer.
Winona. @ebeilt pom NusfuB aus
ben Obr:n unb 9aubbeit. NaG elm.
maliser Yebanbluns sebeilt. = Sral'
Marion 9arriion, &eo Using. @es
beilt BON &ropf. = 8 S Sremiter.
Sromns Salep. @ebeilt BON Naien
frebs in elmer Sebanoluns; tein
S6neiben, fein Slutuerlnit. = Srau
Silpa WcGloub, Glmbale. @ebeilt
Don Srimmuus bes &idsraos unb
aasemeiner Sdmdde. - Cabin 9
Sorton, Waple Sap. @el9mullt
pom OBJ beieitist. @ebor fat auaen'
blidli6 wieber berseiteut. -Srau Nel'
lie Steuens, Sersus Sails. @ebeilt
ron unreinem Slut uno Sautfinnen
i'm @eli6t.-Sobn eunbeen, Carries,
Miun. @ebeilt pom Saubbeit.- Nrau
Sobn Seffron, 9aitinss. @ebeilt
pom dronii9em 8beumatismus.
Srau Wars. Wc@ee, DULUTH. @es
beilt pom &rebs on ter 9ano. -Srau
Sennie Blum, Oulutb. @ebeilt BON
6ronildem 9eber=, Nierens unb Was
aenleiben .-Garl Sllon, 8eit Supes
,ior, @is. @sbeilt uon neruOler unb
allsemsiner Sdwd6e.
Or. Gea wirb fortan bic Saupt=
itdote bes Norbweitens aue pier Woz
den beluden. louisville, &p., ben
25. Sanuar. (Spesiel on ben uIoroz
ltern. ") Ger betannte SpeSialit Or.
&ea pom SOUTHERN Webical uno Cur
sical Snititut mirb leinen natlten
proieiiOnelle Selu6 i'm 0oroweiten
wie folst MAIDEN: st. glouo, 9rano
Central, Sreitas, ben 2. Sebruar;
9ittle Gals, Sudman Sotel, Samz
flag, ben 3. Sebruar; gait @rano
SORTS, Central 9otel, Wontas, bfn
5. ;@~rootlton, Grootiton9 otel, Dien.
itas, ben g.; WOerbeao, Columbia
6otel, Wittwo9, ben T.; Sreden'
ridge. Sotel Spier, Oonneritas, ben
8. Sersus Sails, @ranb 9otel, Treiz
tag, ben g.. @leranbria, 9eiion 6aus,
SamHas, ben 10. Sebruar. --Genlul=
tation uns Examination 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-01
@urbe antercr Mmffcbt.

Die Slb= Staaten iinb in Nolse
ibrer climatiiden Sage sum- sroBen
She'll inter benz Vanne BON Walaria=
ODER Sumpffieber uno Gbinin in leiuen
peridierenen 9rdparaten mirb aIse=
mein als bas einsises 6eilmittel unb
@esenmittel betrudIet. Sn leeer 3eit
b0rten mir iebod BON ueri6iebenen
Seiten, baB Elm idmeiSer erd"'srmirtel
bel Malaria NIT srOBem @rfols an
sewanbt worben lei. Serr Carl g.
Stoubers III Anabeim, Sal, mel1er
.icine Nus ,ilouns ais 3bierar;t auf
beuti6en ltriueriitdten erbielt. inter
mari bieies Wittel elmer Probe, po=
riber er folsenoermasen ihreibt:
Sis gang Dor &ursem iebte i6 menia
8ertrauen in iosenannte amerifanilde
Observation-Disclosures" aber beute mus
i6 seitsben, baB i'd gu anberer Nniidt
befebrt bin urb meinen @lauben an
Die a1nerttanll1en 0erren O0tt6ren
p~erloren babe. Seit Dem "a. Iopember
lesten Sabres bate i9 oas Sumpf=
fieber. Wtein Ooftor ltopite mid nit
Gbinin Filen unO CAB mir Worpbin
fir bic unterleibsfrdmpfe. SD wurbe
iebr i6wa9 uno uerlor 40 Yfunb an
@ewi9t Sur9 einen Setanuten
murbe meme Nufmertlamteit auf bas
l9meiser &rdutermittsl, i%yorni's I'll.
penfrduter Slutbsleber, selentt, uuo
i'd lieB mir mel6es fommen. Sas
&eiultat mar iebr sufriebeniteDeno.
Oas Sieber perlieB mid in furSet
3eit, mein Ippetit tsbrte snrlld unb
mein Stublsan9 muroe normal. Meine
&rafte nabmen gu uno i'd babe leitber
teinen Infau mebr sebabt. gon einem
Sfeptifer wuroe ib 81 einem gemun
berer betebrt uno swar oerart, baB id
bereit bin bic 8e,tretuns fir Sbre
Webisinenfir anabeim unb llmsesent
gu n%bernebmen ~ Serr Or. Stou=
berg 1T elm s%ebilbeter Mann, mel9e,
rpeiB, mopon Ct ipri9t, uno beiIen ur;
tbeil ni9t untsrl9agt merben bari.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-01
Gint s6rsdensna6t.

pS6redlide Sefir9tuns beote man
far bic Wittiue bes tapfsren Generals
Surnbam BON Wadias, Wse., ais Die
Oectoren iasten, tie f0nnte ni6t bis
Worsen lebea," idreibt Srau g. s..
eincoln, welde ibr in Der furbtbaren
Nadt beiitanb. aGe slaubten, ite
milie talo on ber Sunsenentsinouna
iterben, aber iie uerlangte mad Or.
&ins's Seem DISCOVERY, neil, mie iie
laste, bies ibr idon mebr ais einmal
oas eeben serettet unb iie BON Der
NusSebruns sebeilt babe. Na9 brei
tleinen Oolen i6lief iie rubis sic
gauge 0adt, unb Der meitere @ebraud
beilte iie uoaitdnbis. Oiele number
bare MebiSin BELT unter @arantie
SAILS, Sruit= unb 0unsenfranf6eiten.
Weriudsfai9en fret in 8. s. Subn's
Ipotbete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-01
nnh1Jfp 3rrIfrrutfrrit.

p@rofeiior (pelder lid in einem
gmptangsialOn in Spieael erblidt):
rDm, nit mem babe i6 oenn Die
ghre?"
Gingedfdert muroe Seru.
alem i'm @ansen IL Mal. Die
SeuersbrunIte. tpelte Die Staot ent-
tueOer gang ooer tbeiltueiie serli6rten.
tpuroeu fdmmt!id bon Seinoen per-
urfudt. melhe Seruialem belasert uno
eingenommen batten.
Sn Honbpner ginwurf.
M%utomaten fir ben @ertauf bon
Cos. Ndidereien uno anberen Tinaen
tperoen, tuie Der 8suollmd9tiste Der
borti9en Miinae bebauptet, idbrlid
GupfermiinSen gum Yetrage bon min.
belens s40. 900 @l88. 000) aetporfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-01
{. H. B0THMANN & CO

aueinise Sertreter bes 0orsoeutlden
Mopo, Winneapolis uno ct. Eaul.
300 Grte ase. sas, Minusapolis,
Minn.
st. Yalll 4anoen uenben ii9 aefdlz
light on unlere Office i'm @ermania
Sant @ebduoe, s~eseniber Der Yoit=
Sftce, St. Yaul. 5.ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-01

Serlanst quite Weoisin Isenten .
Seeba9, Yeru, Sus.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-01

H Wir fOnnen nidt ale Sor=
ten ubrer, anseben, bic mir uorrdtbie
baben, bebenfet aber, bab Srib Sur
bic srobte Iuswabl gu BEN niebria.
item Yreiien bat. &ommt unb be5ebt
bic Waare. 1 bo
H Wenn Sbr M6beln biaia
taufert rpolt. sebt gu q. s. S1mins=
bammer, albanp, Minn. 6-4i.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-01
Ninttn mild
fur S3.98

Gtue pette t4R
lecppett 8oleen
aidtttr m |
trttem ceer &C..
beftem SITTER.
bldtt, am Owl
uf;uerstsnb:
rnb iu fesente,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-01

Sein GjeIb. 9eet uniere Sntrobuchons. 8 Hete. Sdidt uns Cure ab=
rne unb grpreb= Office, unb mir imbeu gud CUR frenn unterubuns elm
ait6en unIerer feinen ipese0en 1Octs Giaarren, cine Is Sarat solopatirh,
ihon einsrauire rbr, neuer Spl, uoutdnbi9 bamascnrtes, patentines
get, aussesebnet i'm 3eibaten, 5 Sabre sarantnt (onfat sslbpattirt,
f0nnt Sbr cine rr nit iOlibem Nidel=@ebduie baben, iast nur, mos Sbr
porseb); besseiden Elm funf SduB FoliSei 0euoluer, elm nit patentirkr
ii6erer Ooppelaction periebener Selbnipanuer, GeutralzSeuer, aus ieinitem
Nidel semabt nit &rbber G5rif. 30 ODER 3s Galiber, hberau So. 90 meub.
Gne ier feline Settle nit MeoaiaOu unb Sura Sem 8orednabel, un an
beren gu 81 uerfauft. SIR uneriubt aues oiees in Ser grpreB Office,
unb penn Sbr %uoahenbs hberseust iMb, oB bes oas sr0Bte Bargain lit,
os Sud- ie oHerirt wurbe, nanu sablt ga. 80 unb grprsBsebibren, anbern=
iaus feinen Sent.
Trei! Gin fsines imponires sai9enmeIsr nit swei alnsen, pfro=
pfen5eber, gisaren= ub @lasi6ndber, merb Scots, wenn Sbr ben sansen
saarbetras So. 80 nit gurer Seheauus ididt. Ses lit uur cine anseise=
SHere; mir ienoen nt6t mebr as spei Outfits" an irsenb cine genon.
Sing @arparb 60, 1877 @aibinston Ctr, Oept. 81 Chicago, 81. Sat
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-01

Simmer gu ben nieorisiten preilen.
GeselmdBis swilden SEEM gorf unc
Sremen. Sanosleuten, melbe i'm Sim
ne BADEN, cine Gour na6 Oeutldlano
gu MAIDEN, sarantiren mir cine l6nel=
le=, blulses uno %ansenebme > &eiie.
an gutter 8eleui6aft feblt es nieuals,
menm man nur feline Siuete BON 6.
-. SDtbman s So. fault. ga
Die Aoerren nur Die alleiuise Nsentur
oes 5torooeutiden glopo beiiben.
Snrj 9eia9t! @er pirtli6 be-
ablidtlSt, elre &eile mad Oeutidlano
gu MAIDEN ODER &er,panbte D. Oeutid,.
fano tommen 81 ~laiien, ioute nitt per-
sellen, feline Sillete iber Der Norobeuts
Sden slopo einie gu t~aufen, benn oas
Selte ut INNER bas Siuisite. @eqen
HGberer4 usfunft menbe man lih MIR mn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-01

~ Wenn SIR baran benft, ir.
eeno ein NuitfsS nitrument pon elmer
9arfe bis gum feiniten piano gu tau.
ten, bann ipre9t BET Nrib @up Dor
flr bic beiten unb bi0isiten Waaren,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-01
LOUIS SIM.
beufieber Nbrmaeber II. Moenf
fir Ginger Sedbmafcbinen,
SAUK CENTRE, MIMI.

r1breu uuo ale Sorteu Ndbmaibiuen
auf's biaiaite repnrirt uno arheit aaraKs
tirt. Neutrality-suspicious., gtabeln, Del.
3reibriemeH IL. {. re-. fir ale Waihinen
ftets on 6anb. 9ie beften 3dihens uuo
Wanoubren {opie bic perihieoeneH Sor'
ten Singer 0dbmaihinen tets porrds
tbia. Alba
Arizona republican., 1900-12-21
No Finer Present For a Gentleman


  In
  sat will be acedo or mon
Arizona republican., 1900-12-21
AN OPEN LETTER
to the Mayor But Good
 Reading For All.

F. Gang, Esq, Mayer Of Phoenix Dear Sir: take this method of ex- pressing to you and the members of
 ha phoeniX cjty council. ny great ap- .. --..A c., I.,e cleanliness and gen ,TaI goou orcc- ur the main streets of the city toCay arter the last load of carnival debris was carted away.
 It immediately occurred to me that steps should be taken to provide funds to maintain a certain portion If the .lrIets and all public grounds in this most desirable, pleasing ard sanitary condition, to the end that Phoenix shall become the most attractive win ter residence in the United States.
 ! do not live in the city and do not own any property within its limits, and my business keeps me out of the city upon the desert q great portion cf my time. So that when I do conn in I frequently notice the great difference between the rare purity of the desert air and the dense, fctid atmosphere nf the city, but the difference in th. looks cf Washington street today has fully suppressed me with the advantage that will come to Pho-niX by the proper and economical expenditure of @ small amount of money upon our streets in addition to what is now being eXpend- ed. I know that some one always gToans when you spend a dollar in some one else's store. or mal- an ap- propriation that benefits the other mans property or business, but public improvement should be considered in the most unselfsh light or it will sure ly fall far short of its true purposc, the gre%test gond to the greatest number" T urge the ir!me3ta.- con- sideration of this matter by the com mon council and the prompt and hearty
Arizona republican., 1900-12-21

Gents Handerllerchiefs in vast as- scrtme mt of Silk and Linen Hem stitched.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-21

We have an extensive list of city and surburban residences and improved farms or ranches in all desirable parts of this valley. The Evans Loan & Investment Co.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-21

cooperation of the people.
 Pernft me to suggeat that an' assoz ciation be organized for this purpose under such a title as the Phoenix City
Arizona republican., 1900-12-21

A twenty-cent business mems lunch served at the Ford hotel bar daily from 11:30 to D. m.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-21

"Why has Playmore changed his boarding placer"
 His landlady called his violin fid- de-
Arizona republican., 1900-12-21

"The true gauge of character is not what we do, but what we want to do."
 "Yes, but that won't hold good in court"
Arizona republican., 1900-12-21

Cerk-Exactly the prices were re- marl1able and We marked them up.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-21
EEMARKABLE PRICES.

Miss -+Paytrone-Under the head of "Rem4rkable Prices" you advertised sealsIin coats at $2O; now you ask me
Arizona republican., 1900-12-21

Th-re are no books in running brooks.
 The poet once again deceives. On literature dame nature looks
 Alone when autumn turns the leaves
Arizona republican., 1900-12-21
Our '25 Per Cent Discount Applies Of
 Cameras.

As n other 
  in the a O
Arizona republican., 1900-12-21

Burnt Leather Work. McNen Go. |.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1900-05-24
Literary COnaula.

1t is one of the curiosities Of litera-
ture, says George +. Parker In The At
lantic, that, although the consular serv-
Ice has not produced reports of either
economic or informing value, many
writer's have done conspicuous work
before and during service and after re-
tirement. w. ID. Howells wrote some
delightful books on Italy. Besides his
Life Of Peter the Great" Eugene
Schuyler wrote an acceptable short
history of American diplomacy and
translated some of Turgeneff's nov
els. Hawthorne, Elihu Burritt, Under
wood, Bret Harte. Penfield, Richman-
to mention only few-have done not
able work In literature, but not an off,
cial report of value. In the one case
there was something to say, united
with freedom of view and opinion; In
the other there was nothing to say, and
red tape was too strong for them. The
fault is In the system, not In the men.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1900-05-24
Nerves and Hair Picking.

persons whose nerves are In any
way out of gear should not pick hair"
observed a well known specialist In
nervous diseases TO reporter, land
indeed am almost willing to go fur
Their and to say that they should not
handle mattresses or pillows stuffed
with hair. The tactile nerves, the
nerves that are located In the ends of
the fingers, seem to be specially affect
ed by handling of hair or animal woods
of any kind.
"Many good housewives do them
selves great injury In picking hair In
the repair or alteration of mattresses,
and, while they think they will save
money by doing such work themselves,
they often find out that, besides the
personal suffering In consequence, they
pay out many times In doctors and
medicine bills what they save from
mattress makers.
81 know of some persons, men more
frequently than women, however, who
would be thrown into nervous spasms
If they were compelled to handle vel
vet for 10 minutes-that Is, to handle
it on the fuzzy or velvety side. Those
who are unpleasantly affected by vel
vet know 1t and therefore avoid 1t as
much as possible. "-Washington Star.
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The Spider and the Tuning Fork.

A gentleman was recently watching
some spiders, when it occurred to him
to try what effect the sound of tun-
ing fork would have upon them. He
suspected that they would take 1t for
the buzzing of a fly. He selected n
large, ugly spider that had been feast
ing on flies for about two months. The
spider was ut one edge of its web.
Sounding the fork, the man touched a
thread at the other side and watched
the result.
Mr.. Spider had the buzzing sound
conveyed to him over his telephone
wires, but how was he to know on
which particular wire it was travel
ing? He ran to the center of the web
very quickly md felt around until he
touched the thread against the other
end Of which the fork was sounding;
then, taking another thread along, just
as man would take an extra piece Of
rope, he ran out to the fork and sprang
upon 1t. Then he retreated little way
and looked mt the fork. He was puZ-
zled. He had expected to find a buzz
ing fly. Then, strange to say. he got
on the fork again and danced with de-
light Evidently the sound was music
to him.
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Anecdote. of Colonel Eye.

Colonel Eye was a famous character
In the early days. Although living in
Doniphan county, he was often in Atch-
ison, followed by pack of hounds.
He was a high toned southern gentle
man, with a kind heart.
One day while returning home from
this city he came across a man whose
wagon was stuck In the mud In indie
pendence creek bottom. Colonel Eye
ut once started In to help the man pry
out his wagon with fence rail.
While both were working away Eye
became angry and yelled to the man,
Lift, you son of gun; you are not
lifting a pound" The man picked up
the end gate of the wagon and split II
over Eyes head. laying him up for
three weeks. Eye had his hat off when
he was struck and was so bald before
coming to Kansas that he was known
as the Bald Eagle of Maryland.
Eye always carried a pistol and was
always trying to shoot through some
body's hat without hitting him. One
day, at the Independence creek ferry,
he shot at a man, but aimed a little
low and creased him. But Eye was
always a gentleman; he took the man
into his home and tenderly cared for
him until he recovered-Atchison
Globe.
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Chinese Arithmetic.

The Chinese rejoice in a wonderful
talent for inaccuracy In every detail.
For instance, pound or pint varies
as 1t suits the merchants fancy. In
some part you get half or a quarter
as much as you do In others for the
same price and measure.
Then, again. their way Of calculating
distance does not at all tally with Eu-
cid. For instance, you are told from
A to b is four miles, but from B to A
is eight miles. If you ask how this is
possible, you are told it depends from
which end you start; If you start from
A, 1t is down hill, so much easier to
walk; whereas, starting from b, you
have to walk up hill, which is much
more exerting and fatiguing-in fact,
1t Is the same as walking longer dis
lance on even ground.
This form Of argument always anus
ed me nearly as much as the way the
Chinese have of counting a persons
age by tens. "My mother" they will
tell you, sis 30' Tor 40). When she
leaves 80, she is getting near 40.
Should we all like to be told that I
onder?-Leslie's Weekly.