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The Dolores star., 1901-04-12
l'VIU Nv IJI HEEINNNs 'sN'
Family Pills are the best.

How did you manage to entertain all
those Intellectual Bostonians?' Il start
ed discussion as to whether beans
-
The Dolores star., 1901-04-12

Probably Pinkcrton would be glad to
nav Funston twice his present salary.
There are big rewards offered for the
capture OF Pat Grove.
The Dolores star., 1901-04-12

Pat Grove seems to be as hard to find
as Patricks flea. Every time he got his
finger on it-whY. II wasn't there.
The Dolores star., 1901-04-12

How is your husband Mrs. Goode-
nough?' ''Oh. he's bad enough"
The Dolores star., 1901-04-12

Pito's Cure for Consumption Is an infallible
medicine for coughs and colds.-N. w. SAMUEL
Ocean Grove, N. j.. Feb. IL. 1900.
The Dolores star., 1901-04-12

Each package of PUTNAM FADE
LESS DYES colors either SILK, Wool
or Cotton perfectly.
The Dolores star., 1901-04-12
You Have pyspepsIa

send no money, but write DR.. Shoop. Racine, Wis
Box 49, for six bottles of DR.. shoops Restorative
express paid If cured, pay sjjOif not It is free.
The Dolores star., 1901-04-12

After being killed great many tim
Aguinaldo has finally been captured.
The Dolores star., 1901-04-12

The bluest blue makes the whitest
white, that's Russ Bleaching Blue. the
modern bag blue.
The Dolores star., 1901-04-12

Gabb-There goes man who is worth
inllliQn. Numskull-Sot to me. What
makes him so valuable?
The Dolores star., 1901-04-12

Fruit Is . necessary article Of diet. II
prime essences are In Primisy's California
Fruit Gum
The Dolores star., 1901-04-12

Sometimes self-made man tries to be-
come a machine-made ofiicehoder.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-03-06
THE CHINESE WORSHIP.
The Religion of tn. HOngOlians IL
Mere Form. Their Deitics
Are Indefinite.

The opl, re,;,.;nr. x,,rsbi, IN. .,e--
are Chinam,p perf,r,,. ..;la fr,,,
ancestral rites i , ,,ro.t,,+iop md
an offer;uy ~, II.,~o,, .,,,l o.r,b.. ~,
The first and 18th of .ac, moon mr. !,
som. cases or IN. h,r;pni,o. of .,,.,
new year No ,ra,ar u,t.r.d ,,d
after = +;n,o ,bs nt7.,;,. ;. r,,,,,.a
and as in other cas,. ea1.,
What j. il that 1T ~,,cb ,;,,o. I'll.
Chinese ,eo,Ie >>o,.h;na co,n.ti,nns
,hev ,h,,, ,b., ,ha o,,;,.+ If ,,r.h;,>
i :.He,,c,, ,,d .,r,h !" not;,a
me, sa, 1h.+ !, !. -lie,,cn.. .na
AGAIN they cali il ~,be Old Man oi
the clv" l.t, ,.i,u ,ol, III. 1...ar
torn, b., 1na to ;r,r,r,,,,,., 49,. ~,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-03-06
DO I'OU KNOW

Consumption is preventabe2 Science has proven
that and also that neglect is suicidal Tho worx.
cold or cough can he cured with Shloh's Cough
and Consumption Cure. Sold on pssisiv. guerantee
fer ever fifty years
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-03-06
REGENTS STATE UNIVERSITY =:

J. \ E,Tan, ". ". Boomer.
Il. $ Starrctt
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-11-15
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An OIL and experienced practitioner
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-11-15
Ills understood ihst Chairman wad,

Ii understood lhst Chairman Wade.
worth Of the House Agricultural Com
miliee will be strongly opposed for reap
pointment by the farmers who hold him
responsible for the failure Of the House
to act on the Grout bill last session.
Nv. " adsworih maintains that he did
not consider the bill an equitable mea-
sure, even II I, would have been sus.
tanned by the Supreme Court. and, there.
fore, he permitted tito die In committee.
The bill. which purporta TO be arevenne
measure, is intendedto make the sale
Of oleommgaiine and other butter
substitutes imprue'Icable. II provides
that oil oleomargarinc, butterine aud
renovated butter shall, II colored to look
like butter, pay a tar Of 10 cents per
pound. The opponents Of the bill, who
are, Of course, principally the mAnuiact.
Ures Of the above-named products.
claim that II would BE- practically i'm
possible 10 sell those products In their
original white color and that II they
were compelled to pay the tax their
industry would be ruined. On the other
hand the representatives Of the dairy In
tefcsis point to the fact that ever
since their introduction these substitutes
have persistently mAsqueraded as butter
and have consequently injured the sales
Of genuine butter and that even II this
bill works something Of a hardship the
manufacturers have only themselves to
blame for the methods they have pur-
suaded and which have brought their
products into dispute. IL the inten-
tion Of the advocates Of the bill TO hle
with Speaker Henderson monster petit
tions protesting against wadsworths
reappointment.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-11-15

REHslSdroN.
Ladies' Of the g. B. L. met at the home
OF Mrs. NortLeott Wednesday November
18th. The afternoon was very delight
fully spent, socially as well ss indus
.rlAlly. Refreshments Of various kinds
were very daiutily served.
Members will meet next Wednesday
mt the home Of Mrs. Fisher at 2 O'Clock
sharp.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-23
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

EXPORTS iS5S % S ian S: "a sss bbl.
wheat checking SGsiness Rysy Ty SuE sas; Steady saf dIs9 I
steady Farley mait sTa aiet Rye 9S,e. ssrIe, a. 5
y Alls, iss, Z tsv' ou spot easy: No. red 5ya.C
.r1 b,,I,S agst S,! No. red IKE elevator MOI North
sssITe Q; D. aaoat. Options opened easy bui
Subsequent weakness was pTomntsS by seeb5sri
%anibinsnts % unsatisfactory export returns and
cline: Jan. closed ssssc: Marrh :si.s7g.e eiose,.
tsn - S-l5d.y .-lsc closed ss4sc: July ssc.
1,,,yy 1sy No sc elevator aud 4ss.c 4 o b. anost.
king sinai. tj s,,, steady tut soon Welded 70 real.
ana d easier cables; CLOSED easy Sc net lower.
closed a.: July ls;.c. osi:-Resepts Reg No, Ia
30 BE- 10 zhi,. 9s SPOT asiet; Ne; 2,-e:
;fk. mixed Western seslsiI.c. trk white 5iiss Ne
options inactive and barely steady. Hay steady.
5sae fckle hams si5 pSS5'.a s.sTi sn0vi-,s wr-i
ny ssas - short eisa so l iso: sG.e Tss e ss I';s Is
ioiionsesd oil steady: prime crude 2slsc: DO. ye-
'oK Kansss CIV BSe M Ggis' % Molssses s,sssy
cash No hard CO. qesl.c: No. ) e5assc: No. I:
ssh 90 mixed S So NO o0'.Mig Ibiie sss:..S g.S
10 10 Setsc, Oais-No. : white sc. Rye-No. :
q doag. Bltter---Crsarlefy i3S3Oc: dairy fancy
h l,S EsEs~FIssh =. lee. Rsceipts-wheat. 2 o,
AelAs jan ----l-lFQ-AmEf1c1u refined IN
pans steady SIS Cuttonseed oil dull refined spot
STEADY. -Vs ID. Receipts of American during
the past three days 2is.io0 centals. Receipts of
wheat during the past three days 15.0o0 centals.
including lsf"to American. Weather fine. Wheat
spot steady No California t. I'd: No. red
western winter - 10. No. l Northern spring IS
sd futures quiet; March IS Nd; May IS ID
tprn-Spot quiet. American mixed Is I'D:
90 oid e tgiuT's quiet: July is lessd: March
Toledo, -. Jaa- Wheat dull and weak:
cash snd Jan; &c; MAY 7essc: July SIC. Clrn
hrnl' cash and Jan 3Ii,c; Nav i)c. Oa:s steady.
cash and Jan 2si.c; May &C. Rye s3c co
Nerseei trm and higher Isss prim. $50: cash
Hnd Jan. SD: Mar,h s7-Sj. oil unchanged.
, fhlcsgo. Jan @2--Cash quotations fol-
l., lsys Fionr DUH and easy. wheat-No: spring
~. .1slc; No. red s34Gs5c. Cofn-NO. > ga
s.Lcs No yellow 31237i,c. Oats-NO. 24ia
49, No white -sssNssltc; No. white @s'ssS
zic- Rye 5YIsil-c. BaTley-Fair 70 choice malt
ing 5iGs3c. Flaxs-ed-No. ! yi.7s: No j North
western N-10. Timothy seed-Prlrne 81 g. co
VT ,srSC9ntIsct grade tli. Ness pork per bbi.
ESQ 81 Lard. per 100 lbs. s7.3od7.52is.
Short ribs sides leose, IS sOa! Is: dry-salied
n ulders 'bxl eNa6isc; short clear sides tbxd.b
s 90 . WHISKY basis Of highwines. sl.g7.
snsarS-Cut i9ar: So: grsnulated S; IS: con-
fc'iioneTs' A s. 20: OF A s.s4. on the Prod
nee Exchange to-day the butter market was
MN: creamcries lid2lc: daIrIes IiizEisc- Cheese
duli at iOlsaiisc. Esss weak: fresh at Sc-
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-23
BY Telegraph.

New York Jan 2-It was a day OF snan
fnctrations and OF single lot trades on the Cot-
condition. but lacked the courage OF its con-
vicrions and therefor was content to follow what
course was dictated. The first factor which
cables from Liverpool. Covering and scattered
foreign buying gave the market here a steady
opening anu advanced prices lT5 points Then
much heavier receipts at the ports than expected.
Toward noon the market once more swung
around and rallied to about the opening ngrs<
uiors tha. Southern markets were hardening On
exporters demands and reports OF heavy business
at Fan River. Later The market broke beayly
was dead. Selling for both accounts becans
active for time. Covering late in the day
forced prices well up to the closing basis q
a net loss OF 1Qe points Spot closed duh. 1-lso
lower: middling uplands SIC; middling gulf ie5seI
sales 2s90 bales: Futures closed STEADY: Jan ian
s.2sc: June sc: July s-4e: Aug size; Sept
New Orleans. La. Jan .2.cOt.on quiet; ..,ss
low rniidling Q l-isc; niddling sac: good mid
ding yz.c: middling fair ID Slsc. nominal: re-
eeipts oi4; stock s.s g FTtrrss 9;nsl a,e !ea ,
April Ssstrs ssc: May s22gs 20: June s-s4s. .zles
July s.Isfss- -isc: Aug s-S5Ss- sc; sept sS9S 80.
Liverpool jan 2z-COtton-Spot moderate bust.
good rniddIing is-3,d: mlddiinE sd: iOw MID
ding 1l-SSd: rood ordinary Ssed: good crtiS
nary 27-s3d The sales q the Gay ~, wers re- sSS %
port and included 100 american Receipts Aeoe
Including :. coo American Futures opened anA
closed quiet. American middling. m G; jan
March is-sIas ,0-ssd b.: March-Aprtl is-s.t p
$; s?':ss{I gunsSIuiy m1s.ss Ed y ialySds s:i
5s-s4et ee-sid a: Oct. 3. o q a-s.s IT oce.
Nov. s2-e4d n
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-23
PRODUCE MARKETS.
Local Fruit, Vegetable, Poultry
Egg and Butter Quotations.

,eldsy p59duGs Sd markets we5e generally dun yes.
| and there was little demand FOR anything eyer;
~ ~ STOCK Shippers were practically out
& O. ne market and the buying for local account
Potatoes were weak and lower. Receipts of
noth eating and seed varieties we're heavy. and
inclnded considerable inferior stock. which was
not wanted Good-sized stocks have accurnulal led
q, a ssSelt eis were wiling to make concessions
m cIdtr 10 dispose OF their holdings. but there
buyers. '-' ''P'e'S 0F iOcai
Sweet Potatoes were quiet and steady at un-
RadsheS were dull snd plentiful and prices
Rutabagas were quiet and steady.
hale was plentiful and weak and Southern
cauIihower vas steady and in fair demand at
Egg p.aat was duh and slow. with offerings in
IL, Lettuce sa, was in good demand and New Orleans
feppeTs were very dull and slew:
ceipts and offerings were nsht. and the de-
mand for choice stock vas active.
demand. and offerings We're fairly heavy. "''''
Tomatoes were quiet and steady. The demand
was hgnt and offerings were mainly small
Green pease were scarce. but there was little
demand. and prices were unchanged.
string beans were in fair demand and eca-ce.
Turnips were dull and SLOW
other vegetables were quiet ana unchanged
ket was strong and higher Receipts were light
held Even No. common stock met With ready
sale
little demand. but receipts were light.
Oranges were quiet and steady at unchanged
Lemons were also quiet and steady. Both de-
mand and offerings were light
Cranberrtes were in fair demand hut other
fruits were quiet and steady.
Live poultry was quiet and unchanged Re-
a limited demand for choice stock. but other kinds
were slow Of sale Turkeys were dull and SLOW.
and everything except choice young hens was
Fancy ducks were in fair demand. but geese
We're weak and slow.
Dressed poultry was dull and SLOW. Receipt.
were light. but there was considerable carried
was only limited demand for choice young
almost unsaiabie PLUMP. smooth hen turkeys
were IN fair demand, but other kinds dull
fair demand. but geese were slow OF sale
Veals were quiet and steady. with only a limit
Game was quiet and steady. except rabbits.
which were more plentiful and weak. Ducks
were scarce. and some CT the offerings were IN
Wool was quiet and steady. There was little
Hides were IN fair demand at unchanged prices
furs we're In active demand at firm prices. Re
ctipts were large. but all offerings were readily
taken
EGGS.
The market was weak and lower yesterday as
receipts were heavy and there was deSided
slump in the Eastern markets Shipments were
offerings were liberal Choice stock soid a, is
eents, loss on. but eold-storags stock was lower:
shipments L2so cases.
Dairy Products
Butter-The market dead dull but fancy
advance at other uaTkets and other farrv srades
were higher IN sympathy Offerings were heavy
~; seconds l5aIsc; paiTy-E;xtra fs2isc: firsts
idT erase &C. Paesl1g stock ioS .Sr good 70
l21se Roll-7o for good to lcPic for choice.
C3eese-9uote: Twins 1l!ee; singles IIsc; Y.
swiss i41lSc: brick l2s:I2llc
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-23
BY Telegraph.

'
Chicago. Jan. 22--Csttle-Monsay's and Tues
days combined receipts amount TO about 2 III
head as AGAINST S.s45 for the same time last
t.50s cattle followed Mondays receipts OF rs 81
head. to-dsy's offerings consisting mainly of
sosksT. the Usual IN fuessy dainssy
prices ruling aboS, the same as Yesterday in
sold basis Of ssSSai5S for the poorer lots
dun to extra lots %eishing ibs hSr No No
good Fat cattle are selling below Ss5 and choiee
%essns T. S S aRd ss Up io % asa ssiSs S1s
11zs-lh; oeexes bring $50. few inferior stock
ers bring 8. .sea4:7o now and then. Stock heifers
81 s. I1 y ana b,cbs b9ning COWS s 1;e wanted at
demand at S.'Sa4.Se. with Few fancy heifers
Hogs--Mondsy,s and Tuesdays receipts foot up
about s.. 80 head. as AGAINST $500 for the same
time last year UnfSTtunasely for sellers the
receipts are very uneysnly distributed: only 80
eeipss are .l;oco: Buyers held the reins this
ders icslsc per 10 MS below Mondays figures
Hogs sold largely at g Dl5.2s. rough. heavy
roasst g.: ss.s at Pss .os Tals az gsne h9ss 9S
lots weighing soOass7 lbs The stronger weights
sales were made of bacon hogs averaging Issaiss
sTerssi ss oS ood 70 prims su,sheTs e, srITss I've,
averaging ls0a2sO lbs at sos as 81: heavy packing
grine shipping lots averaging 2s5is5s lbs. at
g 27EGs.so- Good 70 prime springs. 2606350 lbs
-. 50: common to choies mixed $50 to 80 lbs.
81 H-oSa50: good to prime butchers. go 20
lb<. Se2rH -a2iz good to choice light 80 TO le5
lhS. sS-l.,~s.s. ~ common TO good light. 10 20
bears. s2d4.s5
Saeep-The receipts far this week ernount 70
about u. 500 head against g. q. for the same
time last week. and g 50 year ago. Mondays
run amounted to q, 7S1 head. and to-days ar
rivals estimated at II. 0el sheep and lambs
There was a good demand this morning at yes
terdays nrtres sheep being sslahle at 81 5nf3 for
culis sz.063-so for rams. t5fi3 80 for ewes $40
= fa- weber, and siG4..5 for yearings
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
81 Joseph. Mo-. Jan 22.-cattIe-Receipts rs;
market steady to strong: natives s4iS.e0: West
erLs 81 5o65s5 cows and heIfers ss64sS: veais
Alsds-s5; bulls and stagz s. S5df-50: stocksrs
and feeders 81 15<f4 ss. HoeS-Recefpts 10 SIS
srket iec lower: ligat ard light mixed S. fsisfi
:: medium and heavy Sisa51: pigs s27s9
lambs lower: others steady.
New York. Jan. s2--Besyes-Receipts l. nc: near
y an consigned direct: feeling steady: cables un-
CT snsed: exports ~ cattle. Ls5e sheep and 10
quarters of beef C8ives-Receipts o15- steady.
xesk :, Sas1; little calyes $40; bsrnyard calves
s1ssi1s earrings S-zSGl Sheep and lambs-Re-
ceirss l4is; slow but steady: sheep xs64 80: few
sssh>sa =; s~sriinxs g: lambs SS159s: cnlls
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-23

HcRSES-The horse market is marked By only
moderate general receipts. the average quality
demand. they consist too largely Of small. half
tat little horses. and either common tall
active and highly favorable symptoms on every
class; the busser demand FOR chrnkst LOO to
lao lbs. Is at its best since last September. but
they mcst he blccky. low-dOwn animals and
free Of siieboneS. Southern buying is also better
than IL was last week. and at stronger average
Vanie and Illinois Is taking all the fairly descent
chunks. from 1.9o to 1900 lbs that foreign buy
ers do not secure. Coupled with this there are
horses. that are being bought from SIS to .iiS.
Horse quotations: Heavy d-ast-Coumon to
good. 50 20 $50. choice to extra, $50 to SIS.
to so: good 10 choice. So 70 so. Coach horses
and ccbs-F'sir TO good. si2S to n.5; choice TO
extra. 500 to s2s5. HOrses for the South-SmaIl.
lizni drivers; ~ Fair 70 good s. TO So ehO,ss to
Ns5 Export chunks. 30 to Loo lbs. plain to
good. SO to $50; choice to extra ss5 to sles.
10 sIa M TO @ g ssssl z. for 's s sTss us
-Fair 10 good. So 70 s75: choice TO extra So
to sles: fancy gated and New YORK saddleTs,
$50 TO s5eo Inferior horses-Common. small
Nl'LES-The Commission pens were filed
Tuesday morning. and there was also a pro
one Of the largest runs for & day far this
season Since the weeks opening the trade has
manifested uniformly steady characteristics; but
outlet somewhat Insufficient TO readily absorb
accumulation OF supplies. and sellers were not
Optimistic concerning the tone as earlier In
quoted Tuesday at room, though some statesmen
reported easier trend and less pressing de-
rnands nom the local interests. All good classes
have been selling well. but plain. small grades
ceCli Ell In favor.
Mule quotations Gor broke mules 4 to years
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-23
=: ne - lanbs. Hoss-R.cslp,. -:

t,-S9: no Canaca lambs, Hogs-R-ceip,s ,s7,.
kansas csty. No. Jan z,--Csttie-Receip-,
s.st1 natives. LID Texans. hest h~ef cs..is
STEADY . Zoe higher; otAers steady ustiva 49,
steers A49q5,59. stockers and feeders 81 & J.
cows and heifsrs S3.@5f5: Gamers ss slr79 -.
bulls SHfS9; calves So If0r-Heca rfs is "a
market lSc lower: top s-.s1: bulk of ssiss 4 x
49,. heavy S5-0iis15. mixed hackers e. f5<9- -
hght GuS95-20; pigs G25o4.S0- Sheer-Reeei-f.,
@.+9; market strong. Western lambs S eS675 a,
calls g 551I35e fH-'-1i'
south Omaha. Neb- Jan ss-Cs.tie- -F,s,.,-.
2.SJ head. market active stronger: natiSs bssss
steers S475.E: Western steers s. 75T4 b. TeTss
steers S3rSl5. COWS and heiters Safi4 f5- car,a-,
Sls5ue-sy: stockers and feeders STs Loo r1iS-s.
A1sdo-f9; bulls. stays. etc. S2zerf HeSERe
celptS i3.SO: market 10Hisc higher: h4avv
s512lzGs.iIiz: mixed s5-lO4l5.IS: i-ft s5s55I5.
pigs $iT4.s5: bulk OF sales &51ra5T5 SheepSFs.
ceiptS 2.sOes market active, stronger. ve5-linr,
si-50d5: fair to choice Westerns Sf4 50. co-rr1s5
and stock sheep s3.s563-S5: lambs "a s0Gssa
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-23

FCGS-COusi,iering that IL was Tuesday. a
very small supply Cf hogs was sale. and in
general the quality fair. Adviees were un-
favor hl- TO sellers. and the market opened with
brvers bidding lower At first trading was
very siow but When a basis was once estab-
lishei the movement was brisk. and the small
supply was exhausted Coed best hogs
scid largely about l0c lower than Monday. but
later the decline amounted to 15c. and at the
close th- market -es very weak and dull PigS
did rot decline rauch the good hcgs. and
Sone q them sold almost steady. but IN gen
eraf they called sc to 1qc lower. Sorne late
arriy ais and Inferior gFacss we're held over.
The ain drove Of packers bought by Swift
& 60. ZSS hesd. averaged ~ lbs. and ccst
S.s2i.. Thsy also bousht l9S pigs. IL lbs. aver
age cost Sass. and 80 pigs tnst averaged So
lbs and cost Hss,a, The main drove Of packers
bought by Nelson Morris & Co.. :. 40 head, aver
aged - his. and cost 81 They also bought
Ie4 head OF ln-lb- pigs. that a -. and Osi
pigs that averaged IS lbs. and cost Ay1i1.
The bulk CT the hogs. the pigs and the strictly
low grade offerings consiLsred. sold at s. .2Ie
10 s Z.I4. as against SD to sS3Iii on Monday
Piss and light ngnts, 50 to lss lbs average. at
slo 10 s; IA sccordini 70 quality: light hogs.
10 iS lbs. sold at x-lo to s. e3i the bulk az
So 20 E25s: medium weighis. 10 70 q lbs.
s. . the heavy culis sold at N3t. s. and
fair 10 best heavy hogs $50 ~ IS: good mixed
hogs at $50 to S.-eiS. and common 10 fair
mixtures sold at 81 10 to s.
ssx-.