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Oils.

SAVANNAH. Dec 4.-Spirits turpentine
firm at 3512c. Rosin firm Quote: A, b, c, d,
L. sL1O: L, S115; G, $40; II. s1.45; /. s16O: X,
S2.15; NJ, sos; n, $3.25; window glass. $3.50;
water white $3.50.
WILMINGTON, Dec. 4--Spirits of turpentine
nothing doing. Rosn- firm at 95c@Sl. Crude
turpentine steady SLIO 81. Tar steady at
S120.
OIL CITY, Dec. 4.-Credit balances. 81. 80; GER
tificants. bid. Shipments 1892 brls; aver
age 91.67S brs runs, 9l,9S6 brls; average. 81 $40
brls.
MONTPELIER. Dec. 4-Crude petroleum
diana, S9c.
CHARLESTON. Dec 4.-Spirits OF turpentine
firm and unchanged. Rosin firm and unchanged.
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON.-Money, 3ssG315 per cent; dis
counts, 1898 ZIG. Consols, 30 u-16q91 Sic.
Spanish tours, 1875.
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes, 1O1f 65c
for the account. Exchange on London,
25f 15c for checks. Spanish fouTs, 73.9712
o. neutrality-suspicious. on London, 20m
4612pf for checks. Discount rates: Short
bills, ~ per cent; three months bills, rs.
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Poultry.

LOUISVILLE, Dec Aliens, &c per ID: spring
chickens eG17c; young ducks 7i2c; geese, full
feathered, $3.50 per dozen; young turkeys, 7Q7Iec
per ID; old, 7Q7l9c.
NEW YORK. Dec. 4.-Poutry-Alive irregular;
sDringers, 7zQSc; turkeys, 7Q71zc; fowls, S915c.
Dressed quiet; springers, sQ9l2c; fowls, S3Q9c,
turkeys, 9qlOc.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 4.-PouItry steady; chickens,
size; springs, &c; turkeys 61zc; ducks, 6Q7c;
geese, Sl2@5c.
CHICAGO. Dec 4.-Dressed poultry steady;
turkeys, 655G9c; chickens, 6l5QSc.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 4.-Poultry steady; chick
ems 51a97c; turkeys. &c.
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futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotatio were as follows: Flour firm;
standard patents advanced 1Oc. No spring
wheat, 7O1zc; No. 2 red, 7Sq7slkc No. . oats,
45AQ451kc; No. . white, 471zQlSAc: No 3 white.
4T6f72.c. No. 2 rye, 61%c. Fair 10 choice malt
ing barley. sOa63lzc. No. l faxseed S1-Sg; No. l
Northwestern, $40. Prime timothy seed, $685..
brl, SIS 40Ql5.5O Lard. per 100 lbs, $g59Q9. 5215
Short-rib sides Qoose), Ss2o9S40 Dry-salted
(boxed), sS.7O4S.S0 Whisky, on basis Of high
wines, S132.
Receipts-Flour, 90 900 brls wheat, 232, 600 bu
corn 154 900 bu: oats. 296 900 bu rye, is, 600 bu
barley, 1875 900 bu Shipments-Flour, 80, 900 brls
wheat $4,000 bu; corn, $4,000 bu; oats, 297, 900
bu; rye, 1000 bu; barley, HO0 bu.
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Mining Engineers Badly burned.

UNIONTOWN. Pa, Dec. Awhile "A par
~ or engineers were surveying the Grind
cured and several men were badly burned
Those most seriously injured were Chief
Engineer William Heath. George Crosby
and Charles zimmerman. IL is thought all
will recover
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 4.-Cotton steady
Sales. $500 bales. Ordinary. 62sc: good ordi-
nary. SIC; low niddling, 7-16c, middling
Z l3-16c; good mi6dling. l-16c; mddling fair
SIZE Receipts, 1858 bales: stock, 2S3 222 bales
NEW YORK, Dec. Spot cotton closed quiet
at Lice higher; middling uplands, Sssc; middling
gulf. Sac Sales, 900 bales.
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Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON-Wedn statement
of the treasury balances in the general
fund, exclusive of the $l50000,0OO gold re-
serve in the division of redemption. shows:
Available cash balance. .S16S 346, O24
Gold III, 3S1, 1876
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-There has been more in
terest shown by buyers to-day in the general sit
uation, and for staple cottons there has been
an increased demand. Sellers are reserved, and
although no higher prices have been quoted the
tendency is upwards. Mems wear woolens and
wOrsteds are and firm.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. A-Calve has
given up the struggle with acute bronchitis
and after tonight viii sing no more until
Dec 8, when she Viii appear In New York.
CalVe will leave tomorrow Ter 81 Angus
tine Fla. by the Southern route She goes
10 Florida that she may be within reach OF
a New York throat specialist
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ST LOUIS, Dec. 4-Metals active. Lead
steady at 4.25Q4S71zc. Spelter firm at f15q
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Markets for Silver.

NEW YORK.-Bar silver. 541kc; Mexican
dollars 43c.
LONDON.-Silver bars easy at 25lsd an
ounce.
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RAILrOAD TINE CARD.

4. N. time is IN BLACK ngures.-Tralns marked
thus; DAILY. S-Sieeper. P-Parl0r Car. O.
Chair Car. D-Dining Car. r-Except sunday.
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Chicago Stocks.

Citizens Street-railway -1osiz
Belt Railway ommOn................... w
Belt Railway pref. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Wool.

ST LOUIS Dec. 4.-Wool in light demand and
steady Medium grades, 13q17kc; light fine
121Aql5c; heavy fine, logic; tub washed. lao
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INTERURBAN TIME CARD.
UNION TRACTION LINES.

Station II9 Union Block. w Maryland st.
Trains leave Maryland and Illinois streets az
AIS a. and hourly thereafter until li.l5
p. m. for Anderson, Muncie. Alexandria, Ma
rion Elwood and way stations Limited trains
for Muncie without stop, except at Anderson,
leave 1850 and 1880 a. m, 4.S0 and Z 30 p m
Fare on these trains. soc TO Muncie. COO 20 An
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Hogs-Receipts, 1900; shipments, 1,2OO.
There was no change from yesterdays
quotations, but the average for the day
was a shade higher. The quality was fair
inquiry from Eastern shippers. The top
Of the market was $6.O5. Hilgemier
brothers, local butchers, paid that for 200
pound hogs. Squires & Co. paid Sc for sew
eral loads of heavy hogs. Medium mixed
ranged from $50 to IS. according to quail
ity. The best light hogs sold from s. 80 10
$500, with few sales below $40. All Of
fered were sold early, the market closing
strong at quotations:
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The Wonder of the Age.
THE "OMEGA" ODORLESS
SANITARY GAS STOVE

Adecided innovation In gas heating
unique, scientific. Destroys injurious prod
cts and organic matter by intense heat
ENGLISH.-F'rom opinion of George Rudd
Thompson, r. z. c., +. Nj. r. s.. etc.
Public Analyst, Newport, Eng
In my opinion the maximum of heat in
evolved by the combustion OF the minimum
or Gas, without any smell or undue dry
ness or atmosphere. The theory of stove
Is, In my opinion. perfect and the result
ditto The percentage OF carbonic acid is
not sersibly raised In a closed room after
ten hours burning, and the air is not dried
70 an apprectable extent. simply de-
lighted with 1t. and am quite I'm a position
to recommend 1t for Offices. sick-rooms.
On exhibition and for sale by
The Indianapolis Gas Go.
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GIN. HAM. q DAYTON RY.


Toledo Chicago and Michigan ex-....t7.O0 .to9
Toledo Detroit and Chicago. m..'I2.20 f3.28
Muncie. Lafay'te and Laporte spec.t7.2O t1O.25
INDIANA, DECATUR ~ WESTERN R'Y.
Decatur and ST. Louis mail and ex....tsO0 TAGS
Chicago express, . d...................fllO 40
Tuscoln accommod ation. 80 fl0.I6
Decatur & 81 Louis fast ex. c-...'I1.1o ~40
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-03-28

Don't take trouble to make it warm
for the man who gives you the cold
shoulder.
The very people who talk about vul-
gar trade are usually the ones who
never pay their bills.
One swallow may not make a sum
mer. but one bnllfrog makes spring
and a banana skin a fall.
Because You believe a man is made
OF dust is 10 reason why you should
let other people walk all over you.
Our character is revealed not 50
much by the way in which we act in
the big things as in the little things
Of life.
It may be comfortable to know that
every cloud has a silver lining. bat
some people would prefer to have
the silver lining their pocket.
I'D leave my happy home for you
sung the absconding husband Of the
shrewish wife as he skipped out and
left her in sole possession.
Matrimony Is not exactly like war
fare. SAYS the confirmed bachelor. In
matrimony the fighting doesn t come
until after the engagement.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-03-28
no,r Acciaent. necome Hahit..

AS to our mannerlsms, says writer
III the Baltimore san, at first they are
accidents, and afterward they become
habits. RI is singular how easy II Is
to convince a credulous public that a
misfortune Is a gift. just as an eccen-
tricity Is a mark Of genius. Your
correspondent knows a lady who was
asked in marriage by several gentle
men for where one pastures others
VIII follow, although she was neither
beautiful nor clever nor rich, but
because she was affected with a trem-
bling Of the lids. In her inmost heart
she who addresses you believes the
trembling began with nervousness. but
ii was universal, and after little
what was curious began 10 be regarded
as fascinating. At any rate | know a
well established portly lady, married
to a man who secured her. not without
difficulty whose only sorrow is the
necessity Of Keeping up the girlish
habit which procured her a spouse. He
is not sentimentalist, but he wants
what he paid for He married her
because her eyelids tremhled, and not
unnaturally he wishes to be possessed
OF the same treasure.
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An Ingenious Treatment bu Which
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In Spite OF Themselves.
No Sotious Doses. No Weakening OF The
seves. a Pleasant and Positive Cure
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Nnt EntireIx AInne.

AS he entered the car be saw at a
glance that there was one seat with a
young lady in 1t, and he marched
straight down the aisle. deposited his
overcoat, sat down and Familiarity OBJ
served;
4 entirely forgot to ask your per-
mission
That's of no consequence" she re-
Piled
Thanks. Just arrived in the city.
presume, he ventured to remark as
he glanced at the bundles and grips
on the floor near by.
Not exactly
You're an alone ehf"
almost. but not quite. My husband
is tile conductor ou this car. the motor
man is my cousin ard my father and
a brother are in tile seat back Of US. !"
.AH, .tw, / see. gasped the man,
and the floor Of tile car suddenly be
came So redhot that be lit ont without
another word salt Lake Herald
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old FOUNDERS, who have been going
out evenings all their lives and being
star liars they have come out all right
and they are willing to give other hus-
bands the benefit Of their ripe expert
ence in framing excuses that viii be
swallowed easily by the wife who has
waited at home. The clients Of these
agencies are largely young husbands,
who have not yet learned to lie with
out the aid Of an experienced assist
ant
However, there is a ray of light for
husbands now. A Judge at Oakland,
Cal, has decided in a case where a
wife has applied for divorce on the
ground that her husband prowled
around nights, that she is not entitled
to relief, and that husband may 60
out nights, and is under no obligation
to give any excuse to his wife for his
acts. The wise Judge goes into the
case with great study, and his decision
will be hailed as one of the greatest
that has been handed down from the
bench since Hayes was declared elect
ed by shaking the dice, eight to seven.
No more will the poor married man
60 up his front steps with sorrow,
hunt the mislaid keyhole with anger,
stub his toes on the stairs with alarm
and listen 80 the voice Of his wiGe-
awake better half with CONSERVATION
and choking sensation. lie VIII be
his own boss. backed mp by = decision
Of 4 court that no wife dare 70 trihe
with.
Before going ont at night he can
serve that court decision On his wife
any ell her e she asks any questions
N hen he gets Lame She i liable 81 Is
To jaiI Tor contempt # court. and
many wives viii believe il. and try ta
comply With the law 81 hard 4 i
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Arrow Shots.
q. q. q. q e: 81. q: 81. q.
shot an arrow into the air.
L IL = -. - 4 L L..---.-.- -. -

shot an arrow into the air.
Lonqfe1oe.
only few people understand more
than half Of what they read
Stamps without mucilage are not
much ahead Of none.
One almost expects a person from a
small town to use bad grammar.
When a man marries the second
time, people all recall the nice things
he said about his first wife while he
was a widower.
It is pretty sure sign that Kid is
girl il it wants its clothes long.
We never could see any reason why
Bibles should be leather bound
Every once in while fellow has
to take a lay-off to do things lie has
been negleeting.
Some men always move a chair be-
fore sitting down.
Men viii come in and get to relat-
ing an argument they had and Get to
talking as loud as .hey did originally.
The best time to do thing i when
you first think of it.
When some men come back who
used to live here they act as If they
thought folks were glad TO see them.
After girl goes to boarding school
two weeks she talks about semester. "
A woman with petticoat that frou-
frous attracts lots of attention, and
she likes it.
Lots OF people 90 TO the free lecture
in the afternoon who do not 20 TO the
show at night.
When you brag on a man he Is apt
to tell YOU he could have done much
better if he had tried his best.
A mau never wants his son t. learn
the trade tie has always worked at.
We wonder how it feels to be able
to say we nave no debts.
It is nearly always when YOU have
left the chairs standing around n the
way that you have to get up az night
Weneyer seea man brush his clothes
that we do not make up our minds 70
70 home and DO likewise and straight
Sav break the resolution.
4 ieweler thinks ii You have done
without your clock a long time,
a while longer won't hurt.
Everybody thinks there is always an
opening for newspaper.
Most women think they know a good
deal about money matters.
There i one time when every man
is glad that there is q baby in the
house and that is when he has to stay
at home from church to take care uf
it,
Every man thinks there is an OPEN
ing anywhere for any business.
Every body rings the doorbell when
the baby sleeps.
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Stories of the Week.

There isnoone thing tina, has caused
more trouble aud annoyance 70 faml-
lies than the habit men have IF going
out nights and staying TOO late. Most
men are worn Is the bone trying to-
think mp excuses for being out late. il
being an anNritien law that a man
should have some reasonable excuse.
and many men have gone insane try
ing th.ak II excuses. III some
cities there are agencies that furnish
excuses .ar husbands 81 8 small
charge These agencies are ran ~
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Little Sermons.

~+s-
The man who beefs is liable to get
roasted.
Generally the man with an end in
view can see his finish.
Advertise in the Herald and reach
all the people All the time.
4 mans hair as a rule turns gray
five years sooner than w9man's.
The man who takes the world rs he
finds it doesn take il by storm.
love Is a species 81 heart disease Of
which the doctor knows nothing.
Ii Is hard rs find a man who thinks
he IS worse than he resllyis
4 model man is the one who lives
up IS his wife's expectations Of him.
II might ht a good thiu4 tocall aud
subscribe good many are doing If.
" msuer Bow homelv a man
is yau can always say he na- q str.a-
inE face.
Be caretal not tc tell people who
.re Is easements tha5 you will drop
5n again.
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Spring House Cleaning.


The first detachment Of that domes-
tic bughear to any man who loves
peace and order. ''spring house clean
ing is now ut hand. There are two
times a year when this epidemic
strikes he good housewife-in the
spring and in the fall. The wife If
your bosom ties herself up in the self
same piece OF lowered calico that was
worn on a similar occasion last year
and erspreading her face is a dread
ful look Of determination and zeal.
Her temper is somewhat .srufiied, 49,
there are SO many to cause this YOU
know, one Of the principal reasons IS
the wonderful amount Of business the
good man OF the house has at the
office when asked to pound a carpet.
His powers at lodging are something
wonderful Just now. That fatal dis
turber Of domestic tranquility, the
stove pipe is taken down aud dragged
back into its hiding place IN the gar
ret amid euss words, sooty hands and
former "reminiscences from the good
housewife. who at this time is in
clined to bewail the tact that she ever
left her fathers house aud cast her
lot with a man who was a brute
and does not appreciate the blessings
Of a wife who tries to keep her home
neat and tidy. Man. poor man!
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-03-28

1eo acres in Crawford Co. s. under pillow.
Farm an lies i'm valley and not subject 70
overflow. Honse. main part. l6N2fXl6 with
addition l6X20Nl0. Frame horse barn lfN24,
with material on ground for hav barn: log
barn i6X2nyl0. granary i6x20Ns machine shed.
log corn cribs with shed for buggy and wagon
between. Hen house. milk house. log with
shinrle roof. root house ana other small
bindings. Good spring at house and barn
and five additional springs on farm. You
can't better Yourself for the money. 2bamtles
from railroad station. 3 horses. I set har-
ness, cows. yearliug heifer. brood sows.
sheep. 200 bu corn & tons hav. 2-seated
buggy, wagon, I set hobs sulkv corn plow
! reaper mower stirring plow. All for
- 500
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Keep Your Bowels Strong.

Constipation or diarrhna when
your bowels are out of order. Cas-
carets Candy Cathartic will make
them act naturally Genuine tablets
stamped c. c. c. Never sold in
bulk. All druggists, Ioc.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-03-28

100 acres in Crawford Co. All in valley, l40
acres under pillow. Farm fenced with and ,
wires. acres ia hog pasture. House is two
story, 2oX26Xl6; kitchen and dining room l6X2O
Good cellar, we'll at the door. running spring
water on farm Barn 40x50X16, room for -
head cattle and horses Tobacco she'd 25X-
60xl6. tobacco shed ssx60xl6, both new. milk
house i2xi4. chicken house i2xl6, all frame
buildings with shingled roof Sold from
farm in 1900: corn s400 tobacco $1,000. hay
$4O0, hogs $3.50 milk $3.50 Stock and machin-
cry; 10 mich cows. u yearlings full bloed
Poland China brood sowS, mares, with
foal 3, T. q :. yrs old; $40 bu corn. y tons
hay. binder. mower, , walking plows riding
pillow. disc harrow. tobacco pillow. half interest
in tobacco planter and SAME in corn binder, ,
wagons top buggy, bob sled. 2sets heavy har-
ness, corn pillow, steel harrow. and all mScel-
iany about the farm viii sell with or with
OUT stock and maehinery;2R miles from rail-
road station, creamery and saw mill. Price
of farm stock and machinery $500. 0ne-half
cash balance AT per cent To suit purchaser.
A snap. viii take suitable city property in
Lancaster as part payment. Take look at
the property.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-03-28

16o acres in Grant Co. l20 under plow.
Good ridge farm. House isxzsNl4, barn 2JxStx
~. cattle barn, ?, granaries machine shed,
chicken house, corn cribs. good wells and
windmill, good springs. No. /. orch ards;
farm ali fenced with4wires smiles fromPlatte-
Vile l3rniIes from Lancast er In Harrison town.
snip. Price $1,000. =. 500 cash balance to suit.
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Wisconsin a Great State.


Wisconsin mas o2o oahHs "nose
com olnea resource iea'n - -
80. their caPitai STOCK am ouh'sH ~
80 9g2'VVo ana me ueposi's = -
9f2-''i ias' seai-
10 lhs seven nOi ni4' o"22'7 =
So s'Die' ;,i,oa
ne fa'."a5' pay o's4 " ~
anu 2 na'i ','.a' : !. 49, .a.;a, i,
the cosy q INC P'es'ns 300 ooo
tne iesis,a'~ l.', "'I .i,,...a,4 gohooi
yer fft'po' ,'''',-' III .Ea.
10 'he go 49,. ~ 80 ' - 49,,
arr a. II & -2 xa- !, ar,
earn az ave. ,fa - hfe,b
sue ! ~ 49, !" III ~ aa.,,i6a.
s ssn'.-s - - ~ re,nains
oz''7' ae. -. y ~ -. a. -51 s-e
unso''i n - r1ar
'oT epeea'.on'' ~. - ,.aid 80. -
~ I 49, ~ s5 80, 80 IT
tpe amount " 70 49,, - I. ,axohlo
- assease asen 400 aoo. ~ M
PIope, ,a.;a1 Ia
70 - ~ - 49,
goo III, .cros II land
mere are o. o'','''- 49, Ia tso ~
- 're sla'e sai'e' ana ~.
Tue b2ard q Asses'll' -. s9se
.age io-s are worm - -. xtgo ono =
~ r {. = costs 49, III 80
lax care OF .ne l'o ~ a.l.b coys i
mere are TfD3'-9'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-03-28

may be to do so. The wife will be
silent and the husband will chuckle to
himself as he hangs his hat on the
floor and places his shoes on the bu-
reau and enjoys a long hiccough with
no one to modest or make him afraid.
And when he awakes in the morning
with a thirst that causes a dIouth il
his vicinity and drinks all the water
in the pitcher, no woman will dare 10
make comment with that Oakland
decision staring her in the face. Th8
emancipation OF the man who sta1
out nights will be complete
1t will be complete unless som@ If
these women lawyers are consulte& by
deserted wifes. A woman lawyer
would be apt to tell a suffering wife
that such decision was an outrage,
and that ii would be reversed if it was
ever appealed to a Supreme court.
The safety Of the emancipated night5
hawks is in not letting the wives cogl
suit lady lawyer