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N-4L
roT about two years I suffered from a very
obstinate case OF dyspepsia writes R z Secsrd
Es9r Of g Eastern Ave, Toronto, Ontario. II
tined great number Of remedies without SIC
cess / hualiy lost faith IL them all 7 was 50
far gone that I could not bear auv solid food in
my stomach Tor 9 long time. felt melancholy
and depressed Could not sleep nor follow my
recommended vour Golden Medical DisccverV'
Aficr weeks treatment had derived 50 much
beueht that Continued the medicinr. I have
taken tErec bottles and am convinced if has
II my case accomplished a pernlauez. cure.
can couscleu tiously recommend Il TO The tECu-
sands Of dyspeptiCs throughout the land
The " Common Sense Medical Adviser
zoos large pages IN paper covers, is sent
free on receipt Of II one-cent stamps 10
pay expense Of mailing 0gLy. Address
Dr. R V. Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y.
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An anonymous writer has called the at
tentiOn Of the Commissioners 10 the bad
condition Of the board walk in front Of
20 Massachusetts Avenue northeast, and
asks that steps be taken for its improve
meDt The matter was referred to the
Engineer Department and l. p. Brad
shaw has reported that the complaint is
que to the existence Of a board leading
across the parking. which is in a rotten
and dangerous condition II is recon-
mended. in view Of the fact that the
premises are occupied as a store. that the
owner be advised that unless the walk is
put i'm safe condition Al once and so main
al
The above report has been approved by
Capt IT. G. Newcomer. Acting Engineer
Commissioner. and has been forwarded TO
his associates
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The Best Presentation for .rnInri.

thills and fever is a bottle Of Grove. Ta.teles
chill Tonic. Il Is simply iron and quinine in 4
tlstClcss form No Cure-ns pay Price soc
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this evening. Section OF T. 5 Marine Band
rand concert tomorrow evening from 70 IL
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At THE TOP.

Il is a laudable ambition to reach the
top Of the ladder of success. But MANY
a man who reaches the topmOst ruug
finds his position z torment instead Of q
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Ride Out 10 Cabin John Bridge
for dinner All OH. deI.caeses. Grand concerts
every evening end sunday afternoon. Cool
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AFFAIRS OF THE DISTRICT
A Reply TO the Protest of the
Building Trades Council.

The superintendent of Repairs Says
Only skilled WorImen Are En-
PIoycd-F;stimnte of the Needs OF
the western Market Submitted.
The Building Trades Council recently ad-
dressed a communication to the Commis-
sioucrs protesting against the employ
mCnt Of uusliII.d labor in District work,
such as the erection of school. station.
ard market houses. The officers Of the
Council state that they have been inform
ed that Iabo. is employed in painting and
timing at wages mach less than skilled
workmon could be obtained for.
The matter was referred 10 the suncriu-
t,ndeUt o- repairs who reports that ne is
paying tn. same wages for an classes OF
mechanic work that was paid last year
He states that the department does not
employ uuskilIed labor i'm any portion Of
its work. lie states ;hat just as in former
years the tinsmiths helpers are required
10 paint roofs when not otherwise en-
gagged and are paid n the rate Of $50
per diem. lie says that three granting
rubhors are employed who are paid at the
rate OF s. per diem. He says these men
make a speciality Of their business, rub
hing granting coIors and that they are
thoroughly proficient.
This report has received the approval Of
the Commissioners and the Council will
be informed accordingly.
Z l. McCleHand and others resiIing
on Madison Street northwest have united
in a petition to the Commissioners pro-
testing against the issue Of a permit TO
construct a stable on the south side Of
Madison Street. near Seventeenth Street.
The matter was referred to the Building
Department, and John r.. Brady. tho In
spector Of Buildings, has reported that as
yet no permit has been issued for the
proposed stable. He says that A., upon
application for the permit. It is found
that the location Of the proposed build
ing shall be twenty feet from she near
est dwelling, there will be no reason TO
justify a refusal Of the permit OF the Of
fee.
The Commissioners have approved the
report and the petitioners have been 50
informed
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sTREET LIGHTING-

High tide-...-..-..-.-----8-Cs An and ssfG Pm.
Low tide-..-.---..-.--..IO.5f An and Il-G5 r.
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THE sun AND MOO
TIDE TABLE

sun rose -.-.-5-os An syn sets.......T .02 p
Noon rises. ---l-zO An Moon sets....-........
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triumph nc udS
sacrificed his
health to success.
A man can sue
c eed and be 4
strong if he =
heeds Natures
warnings When
there is indiges-
ton, loss of aP-
petite, ringing IN
the ears, dizzi-
ness, spots be -
fore the eyes OF :
palpitation OF the VI
heart any or all Y
Of these symptoms
point 90 weakness az
loss Of nutrition. 2
PIerce's Golden Ne
ical Discovery cures di
eases of the stOma,
and other organs Of {
gesbOn and nutntiO
B. perfect and abuu
ant nOuTlshment d.
tTibuted 10 each vii
organ It enables the C
ton Of all the organs
serve the perfect he
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Weather Indications
TEMPERATURE

showers and thundcrstorms tonight. sunday
fair and cooler; fresh s5uthHestcrn winds
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| The Board Of Medical Supervisors.
l through their secretary, DR.. William G.
( Woodward. have informed the Com-ais-
sion,rs that on June 80 last they had ON
I hand surplus. over and above ordinary
! expenses. SGfSs. They request that the
/ Commissioners determine what reasoua-
/ bic compensation shall be- paid 20 the
I members OF that board who were ap-
pointed as such, as required by section H.
/ OF an act 10 regulate 10 the practice OF
/ medicine ana surgery, approved June ..
/ Commissioner Ross. in considering the
/ matter. moved that the members Of the
| Board % Medical Supervisors referred to
( bc paid tho same amount as their prede-
] GeSsoIs That IS - each The motion the
/ Board Of Commissioners have adopted.
! J. Eldridce Burns. Marketmaster Of the
| Western Market today transmitted to
| the Commissioners his schedule of esti-
/ mates fox the conduct Of the market for
I the fiscal wear ending June 20. 1888. as fol
l lows. Marketmaster's salary. 81 400. for
/ Waterman and Iaborer combined. $720; to-
I tai 22,l24. This is an increase Of 500 for
! the marketmaster.
| The gross receipts Of the Western Mar
! ket for the year ended June So 1901 were
/ S5.l5s- The amount expended for salaries
/ was Mso1, showing a balance Of $35JS 20
/ cover necessary repairs and other Incl
/ dental expenses. The gross amount re-
/ ceived from the Eastern Market for the
| same year was 50 f57. OF this amount 81
/ $50 was expended for salaries. showing
! the net receipts Of the Western Market
/ TO DE une-third more than those Of the
/ Eastern.
/ The gross receipts OF the Georgetown
| Market Were for the same period. Sl.4l65G.
Of which Sl,l40 was pad for salaries This
/ leaves balance of net rec. ipts Of the
/ Western over both the Eastern and the
/ Georgetown Markets Of 5000. II the sal
| aries paid 10 the marketmastcrs be taken
! into consideration, 81 100 10 the Eastern
/ and $50 20 the Georgetown Markets per
| year. 800 combined. while SIZt- Is re
/ cvlEru by the master Of the Western.
I II this difference Of 500 be added t. tho
! s-sisy. u would make the gross receipts OF
/ the Wcstt IN Market SI.lG.5 50. greater thu
/ both OF The other TWO. Showing. / I'M.
! without any further argument that H..
! labor performed by the master of tn.
/ western Market Is. To- say the least as
! great as both Of the others
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Sr. DuVaII Advises the COmmiSsiOn-
ers nS 60 the Mode of Procedure 20
ObviRte EucrOachments - Present
Case Involves Two Bay windows.
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oISan It elaDIeS inc CO-Opera-:
ton Of all the organs 70 pre-
serve the perfect health Of
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PRODUCE AND FRuIT.

Butter-Creameries = Extras, 13a1S4c;
1lrStS, PC. Dairies-Hand separator tic;
extras. l5c. Ladles-EXtras, 12kc: pack
ing. stock, fresh, 111ad12c.
Cneese-Iwins. fancy, full cream, 111A@
re: brlck No !, l21zc; Limburger, as TO
Eggs-F'resh stock, cases included, loss
off, 1015M11c
Beans-tancy navy, per blu, $2.25Q2. 80:
medium. hand-picked, per blu, 81 .G0G11. 80.
Peas-Yellow, S1.25; fancy green, S. 20.
Potatoes-Per blu, 40dJ0c.
getabeS-Lettuce. per Dozen 25c:
parsley, per dozen, 15c; tomatoes, Cali
forn:a, per box, 75@90c; beans. wax, per
bu. 81; beans, string, per bu, "a; cucum-
4Oc holseradish, per ID, 10c.
Orions-Red Globe and Wethersfield,
per bu, 81. 75@2
Apples-Fancy, $25@4.50
Inconsistency MeSSinas, per box, $3.50
I'd; California, per box, S. 25@3 So
Oranges-California navels, per box,
81. 75@325; seedlings, 1925
Berries and Small Fruit-Strawberries,
per 24-qt case. $3756G4.
-. Nuts-New California Walnuts, per lb.
lie; peanuts, raw, per ID. &c; peanuts.
roasted. per ID, 7c: Brazils, per Id, lie;
pecans. medium, per Id, Ice.
Bananas-Choice shipping. $17542.25.
Figs and Dates-Figs, new California,
per box. S5c@s1. Fard dates, 10-lb boxes.
S@9c; Hallowee dates, new, 513c.
Apple Cider-Sweet, per Dbl, IS; per half
Dbl. So; hard, per bbl S.
Dressed Meats-Veal fancy, &c; NUT
tons, 712@Sc; spring lambs, 91l0c; spring
lambs. pelts on, 10AG14c.
Poultry, Live-Springs SiR@1Oc; hens,
9@91ae; turkeys, 912c; ducks, Sl@@lCc;
geese S6I9c.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

COFFEE AND SUGAR-New York.
May S.-Coffee-Spot Rio easy: No. in
l2lAc. Sugar-Ray firm; fair refining.
3Ac; centrifugal, SO test, 9-32c; molasses
sugar 31@c; refined firm. Operations in
coffee were slow again today The MAJ
ket opened steady and to 10 points low
er under light selling for both accounts
and absence of supporting orders. Weak
ness in European markets and larger re-
celpts than expected in Brazil were the
chief factors of depression, though freer
offerings of spot coffee in the street mar
ket and lack of speculative support fig
with prices net 3 to 10 points lower To-
tai sales were but II. $50 bags. including:
July at SOC: September, 5,60@5 CSC; octo
Der, 5!0c; December, 5:S5@5.90c; Febru-
airy, 5.95c. and March, 6.05c.
DRY GOODS-New York. May 9.-Very
bad weather today has cut short busi-
ness down to quite limited dimensions
and the trade generally has paid more
attention to the stock exchange deVel-
opments than to dry goods There has
only been slow business in any line of
staple cottons without change in prices.
Print cloths are inactive at previous
prices. Prints dull and Irregular. Cling
hams quiet and unchanged. Cotton lin-
ings slew and prices irregular.
Spot closed quiet; middling uplands,
Lice; middling gulf, s 5-16c; sales. 80
bales; futures closed steady; May, 7.54c;
June, a'5ge July 4S2c; August 1Ssc; Sep
Lose; December, 7.O2c; January, 704c;
February. 704c
BUTTER AND EGGs-New York, May
g. Butter-Receipts, 2705 pkgs: strong:
creamery. 15M19c; factory. 11G1c3 Cheese
Receipts. 1858 pkgs; easy; fancy large
colored. l015c: fancy large white, 10AGD
1O19c; fancy small colored. 111ac: fancy
small white, INC. Eggs+Receipts, 1888
pkgs: strong; Western regular packed,
lSQ l3Ac: storage Western, 1Sjk@144c;
Southern. llM12c.
METAL1S-New York May "a steady
to firm feeling prevailed in the local mar
ket for tin today as the result of small
offerings and a slight change for the
better in the statistical outlook Trading,
however, was very slow all day, with the
final tone steady at $26,25. In London
prices took a lower level for spot goods,
declining to els l5s, while the future
list was somewhat higher. closing at
t116 lis. Copper, locally, ruled dull, but
nominally steady at unchanged prices on
the basis of lie for Lake Superior, and
at 1880 for casting and electrolytic. An
easier feeling predominated abroad for
that metal. and spot closed at ESQ lbs Sd,
with futures at so IS I'd. Lead and
spelter continues unchanged at $4.37h
and So :s5q4 respectively. FoGndry iron
ruled dull, but held a heavy tone at
sustained quotations. Pig iron warrants,
$l4.50; Northern foundry $15. 2Sd16. 20:
Southern foundry. $l4G715. 50. and soft
Southern. S13l15.50 Glasgow warrants,
54s Id and Middlesboro i6s 41Sd.
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zI1la7s 9116c. closed at 1ssc; September
7a12976tee. closed at 757sc. Corn-Re pts.
!5S,oO0 bu; exports, 1,640 bu; spot easy;
NO. z, 53c elevator and 53ssc. f. o. b.
afioat. Optic market opened steady,
nut broke on easier wheat, lower cables
more liberal contract arrivals at Chicago
and moderate realizing. Finally rallied
slightly with wheat and closed easy at
'%GSsc net lower. May, 521s@53e. closed
at 5212c; July. 492d0t507sc, closed at 501se;
September. 49S149Ssc, closed at 49Ac Cas-
Receipts, l5l,500 bu; exports, 1892 bu;
spot firm; No. 2, 3315c; No. 8. 33c; No.
White, a4c; No. white, 3312c; track mix
eIn, 92ii2@o11Ec; track white state, 321z4D
LIVERPOOL, May s-Wheat-Spot
steady; No. red Western winter 5s
lid; No. northern spring, rs ID; No l
California, GS 11sd; FIJI lures steady; July,
5s 107sd; September, as 10t1d. Corn-Spot
American mixed, new, dull. As 3iAd;
lures quiet; May nominal: July, As I'D;
September, IS Sd.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, May 9.-Close:
Wheat-MaY. 6SiAc; July, 661kc; cash No.
hard. 691s@70c: No. red, zoe. Corn
May. 43c; July. 421sc; cash, No. mixed.
43d431.c; No. white, 4c. Oats-No. 2
white, 31e
MILWAUKEE. Wis. May 9.-FIour
steady. Wheat-Lower; No. l northern.
140741%c; No. northern, n1aG72jbc Rye
Firm: No. !, SIC. Barley-Steady: No.
z. 5l@54c; sample, 45eG5ac. Oats-F'irm;
No. white. S0et30Kc
ST. LOUIS, May, s.-Close-wheat,
July. 69lhc; No. 2 hard. 72ni21A Corn
Lower; No. 2 cash. 44s4c; May, 4515c; July.
44%s0441&. Oats-Firm: No. 2 cash, 30c;
May, 29Ac; July, &c; No. white 3l1zc.
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W. M. CAMPBELL COMMISSION co,
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
SOUTH Si.PkUl, MINNESOTA
WEEKLY MARkET LETTER

South St Paul, May o.
CATTLE-Receipts of al kinds OF cat
tie have been light this Week. In the
killing cattle division the demand has
been good all week. On Monday and
Tuesday prices ruled strong. There was
some indication of weakness on Wednes-
day owing to reports of a heavy decline
on the Eastern markets, but the light
supply held prices up here and every
thing sold steady both yesterday and to-
day The demand continues good and
there is very little danger of a decline
this week. In the stock and feeding d.
vision we have had but one drawback
and that has been light receipts Buyers
have been plentiful all week and prices
are generally Is cents higher with the
market holding strong at the advance
The good to choice cattle have been very
brisk and the fair to good quality stuff
has been much easier to move. This cons
dition Of affairs has also assisted In
moving the common AMI tail-end stuff
and the yards are fairly wei cleaned up
The demand fer mich cows has Dropped
off and prices are down. The bulk Of
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

NEW YORK, May 9-Flour-Receipfs
l bi.1s b6is exports. AIS bbls; sales, 1850
po1s' weak and lower with wheat. but
not active at the decline Winter
ssttrraaiights, 50. 1896; Minnesota patents.
S5.s5G4.2 20. Rye -four steady. Germ meal
quiet. Rye dull. Barley dull Barley
ports, 1883 bu: spot easy; No. 2 red. SOGc
I: o.. b. afoat: No. red. S2Ac elevator:
no. l hard, Duluth, Se14c f. O. b. adoat;
NO. l northern, Duluth SSAc f. q. b
anoat. options opened weak and imme-
diately broke in a sensational manner
through heavy liquidation of account due
to the panic in stocks and bearish
french crop news. Later the market
railied on covering, due to large export
r1lmors. Closed steady at &c net decline
May 791sqSlssc, closed at s07sc; July,
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HERR MoELLER's RECORD.
New PrussdaR Minister of Comm rcc
InimicaI to Americans.

BERLIN. May 9.-The newspapers print
today further interesting details of the
career OF the new Prussian minister of
commerce. Herr Moeller. In December
1857. he appeared as witness against an
American who had used insulting express
sions regarding Emperor William in a
Berlin wine house. Herr Moeller, who
was present at the time had a sharp
alteration with the American who is said
to have been in liquor and threatened
to call the police to eject him il he did
not leave the place in five minutes.
About a year ago he interpeliated the
government in the reichstas concerning
the trade relations with the United
States and the treatment meeted out to
this country by the Washington govern
ment.
The LEIPZIG zcitung. Socialist, asserts
that M Moeller played a prominent pare
in the 1850 mark affair in which it was
said the minister of the interior had
asked the Central Union of German Man,
ufacturers TO contribute towards the agi-
tation for the government so called hard
labor bill.
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BANK CLEARINGS.
st. Paul-S795, 917.
Minneapolis-$l ,5S4,021
New York-s4I1, sol .406.
Cht0oarN COZ roc oc4

MinneapoliS-$1 5S4 OIL
New York-$4I1 sol 406
Chicago-S27, O26 364
Boston-S26, 209, 1856
TREASURY BALANCES-Wa shington,
May 9.-Today's statement Of the condi-
ton of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund. exclusive of the $3.50 0O0, 0o0 gold
reserve in the division of redemption,
shows: Available cash balance, $l61, $685.
Gal; gold. SOS, SIS $50
NEW YORK MONEY-New York, May
9-Close: Money on call strong. at 6GD
60 per cent; last loan 50 per cent; ruling
rate, so per cent. Prime mercantile pa
per. 4@41a per cent. Sterl ng exchange
steady, with actual business in bankers
bills at s48T5s@5.S7% for demand, and at
r rates ties; slS5g465G. Commercial bis.
silver. 59Ac. Mexican d-llars 4S1ac.
FOREIGN FINANCIAL-New York.
May g. Commercial Advertisers
London financial cablegram: There
here today. ramely the crash in Am ri
cans. but London was little affected by
the collapse; Business was virtually
SUSPENDED an day, dealers being too ner-
ctllated violently on trifling transactions,
simply responding to New York advices.
Northern Pacific began at 100. but the
purchase of 5000 for the continent forced
the price to 1882. The opening prices
in New York showing tumbling prices
sent Northern Pacific down to 125. The
otitNL H1LifSlDii the real Dffs'k following.
Northern Pacifcs were hardly mention
ed. A sudden rally of about $40 in active
stocks was caused by a report that the
arbitrageurs had compromised and that a
twentv-fnur-ho hours truce was arraneef in
the Northern Pacific squeeze. London
was left aghast like man who has
just witnessed an explosion of a powder
magazine and whose nerves were COM
pletely shaken. Other markets were ner-
vous sympathetically. Paris selling freely
OF consolS and tintoS, and preparing
to Issue a Russian loan in France OF
4170OCffo rrobablv is at S9h Gold went
out to South America
London. Nav 9.-ConsoIs for money,
30 15-l6; consols for the account 81 Lie
The weekly statement of the bank Of
England shows the following changes:
Total reserve Increased Esq UOa. circul-
alton decreased Err 900, bullion increased
G34.339. other securities decreased e.
~; 600. other. deposits decreased e54O,OOO
public deposits decreased GO, i'll 600 notes
reserve increase G23, coo, government Sc
curities Increased 81 n0a. Tho proportion
of the reserve to liability is 1914 per cent:
last week ii was 1865 per cent. Rate of
discount unchanged at 4 per cent
Berlin. Nav 9.-The weekly statement
of the Imperial bank Of Germany shows
the following changes: Cash in hand in
creased 6.O20.CG0 marks. treasury notes In
creased 10000 marks other securities de-
creased 32.3a0000 marks Notes in circuI-
alton decreased 27,320.000 marks.
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the good to choice cows a:e selling at
$500 10 and only fancy COW will briag
moro. Common cows sell Gown 20 $500.
ItOGS-Receipts We're fairly liberal to-
day and the market was up 21sG5 cea1s.
The bulk OF the hogs sold n SIS al. Ga
with range in rrices OF Sc So Il s5.7etn
Iaklng the week as a whole receipts
nave not been UP to expectations at arr-,
OF the marketing points and this may
be the reason that prices are improving.
Ihere IS an undercurrent Of weakness in
the market however, and we woald al
wise shippers to wa,ch Conditions "a s.
ly. Keep well in touch with the marke;
and allow good. wide margin in buy
ing
sliEEP-The fat sheep and lamb mar
ket is a fiat so cents under the high time
o. couple of weeks ago. Fest fat lambs
VIII not bring more than s4.50. choice TAT
wethers are selling at 500 and fat ewes
at S5.50@S.75 TIE market seems to b.
very weak and we are inclined to the
opinion that the bottom has not vet be n
reached. Very truly.
w. NJ, CAMPBELL COM. co.
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DULUTH.

DULUTH, Mimi. May s.-The market
was very weak and dull and the feeding
bearish: July opened unchanged at 74asc
sold at 7f14c and slumped quickly to
1913 at 1890 rallied to 1880 at u and clos
ed at l3asc. Cash sales were very
Gull. The close--Wheat. cash. No hard
769sc; No. Northern. 763sc: No 2 North,
No hard, 1850: No. j Northern sac:
May, No. l Northern. 1850; July, No. /
Northern, 1850; September No. / North
ern, Ol4c. Oats, 2Ss4 @2S1kc Rye, 5ilsc
$l7O; September, S35; October, sl'Si:
corn. 43Ac; May, 43Ac Cars Inspected
wheat, q; corn. 3; rye. 3: fax. 4 Re
ceipts, wheat. DIG bu; corn. 1888 bu: rye
LIE bu; flax, 1862 blu. Shipments wheat.
S5,6S5 bu. "