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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-25
Sheep.

Sheep.
Receipts heavy; trading slow with
prices on lambs quoted weak at 15c lower
and weak TO Toe lower on sheep: stocker
and feeder trade quiet; at close to steady
prices on the good kinds. Representative
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reported receipts for thel day, by loads, as
follows: c.. M. & st. 1P.,S3; M. & st. L.,
|; c., st. P. M. & o., z; g. N, A; c.,
B. & c., 2; n. P.j ; pig total, Sf.1o ~
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-25
Midway Horse Market

Midway Horse Market. st. Paul, MINI.
Barrett & Zimmerman report that the
clearance of heavy prime quality horses
good. Other classes maintained slow.
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HAY. GRAIN AND FEED.

Quotations Established in Open Trade on
the ST. Paul Board.
ST. PAUL. Sept. 24-The following
prices were established In today's trade:
RaceinfS-Hav I car
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State Grain Inspection.

Other Grains-Winter wheat, 80 cars:
macaroni wheat. 6; No. 3 corn. 4; No
oats, 5; No. oats, 81; No. 4 northern
oats 20; no grade oats, 81; No. rye 3;
No. rye, /; no grade rye, 4; No. bar
ley, 10; No: 5 barley. CO; no grade barley.
rejected flax. 8; no grade flax. 8.
Cars Inspected Out-No. l hard l No.
northern. II; No ? northern, S. re-
Jected wheat, l; no grade wheat Al; mac
aroni wheat. Z; winter wheat. o. No
corn, 1; No. corn. 8; No. oats. Al; No. 4
northern oats, 10; no grade oats, l; No.
4 barley, %: No. barley, %; no grade
barley, 15; No. 1 flax a
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Cattle
Receipts moderate; killing grades in
small supply with prices ruling steady;
bulls unchanged; veal calves weak; good
mich COWS firm and active; others I'M
changed; stocker and feeder grade is
generally steady. Representative sales:
Butcher Steers- -. -
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Bank cIearines.
PRODUCE AND FRUIT.

CT paul 1891. $50
Minneapolis 2, 55S,OI6
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Ruling Prices at Yesterdays Meeting OF
the ST. Paul Commission Men.

ST. PAUL Sept 24.-The following
open market at today's meeting of the
Produce exchange established the follow
ing Drices
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CHAS. |. HAAS C COMMISSION co.
Live Stock Commission Merchants

LlVe Stock COMMISSION MerchantS
Room 10 Exchange Bldg, Union Stock
Yards, South st. Paul, Mimi, and
Union Stock Yards. Chicago, III.
All correspondence will receive prompt
attention. Liberal advances made on
conSignments. References-Union Stock
Yards or any Commercial Agency
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GOOD HOGS sc HIGHER
OTHER KINDS QUOTED STEADY
QUALITY ONLY FAIR
Cattle Receipts NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Stuff
Steady-Stock and Feeding Cattle I'm
chaneed-Lanbs Quoted Weak to 15c
Lower-Sheep Weak to a Dime Lower.

SOUTH ST. PAUL, Sept 24.-Estimated
receipts at the Union stock yards today:
Cattle, CTS; calves, 1O5; hogs, $40; sheep,
10, 10; horses. IS; cars, "a.
The following table shows the receipts
from Jan. l, 1903. TO date. as compared
with the same period in 1902:
Year. Cattle. Calves. Hogs. Sheep. Cars.
1903 .14S041 "a $50 491. $50 81, 063 1888
1902 1866 S9 80, 232 49, 1876 261, 800 1898
Inc ....:. 1857 1884 1928 $50
The following table shows the receipts
thus far in September as compared with
the same period in 1902.
Year Cattle. Calves. Hogs. Sheep. Cars.
1903 92,92S 2,479 1853 SO, 728 1870
1902 1,7O9 2,499 1860 57,0S2 2.S13
Dec -. S,775 20 49,. 3.304 343
Ofticial receipts for the past seven DAYS
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REAL ESTATE.
lust THINK OF IT.

q It will be n very wise plan to buy some of the
following property while IL Ii so cheap:
lansing the capital city Of Michigan. has popula-
ton Of at least 10 manufacturing establishments
agricultural college. with 900 students, that has a
National regulations; and has rs fine state Capitol
buildings any State In the Union 1t is safe TO say
that this property has struck Its lowest notch, and
come: don't take advantage OF these prices.
you will be too old after the next panic What every
body says Is generally true and everybody after
looking at the prices below that the bottom has fallen
out. and prices can never go any lower
Ten thousand dollars will buy II tenant houses all
newly painted and decorated, and good barn. to-
gether with six acres Of 1Hnd bounded the east by
the Michigan Central Railroad; the NORTH Grand
Chicago to Port Huron The north three acres of this
land held for factory purposes and better site
be found In Michigan The above houses and barn
are constantly rented. which pays more than six per
insurance aud repairs Good improved farm property
would be taken in part payment for this property
Two thousand dollars will buy six Of land in
side Of city Limits at the crossing Of the Grand Trunk
lines running through Michigan. One of the best sites
in Lansing for . large manufacturing plant
One thousand dollars will purchase three fourths Of
an acre. with good stone basement barn same. IL
west, by Lake Shore 4 Michigan Southern: the
east by the Michigan Central; the south, by the
Grand Trunk. The largest vinegar factory in Mich
igan joins 1t on the west where million bushels Of
Michigan apples are used annually. Hugh Lyons &
Co., manufacturers OF brass fixtures and figure heads
for display windows working 200 men. Joins 1t on the
east This property with its three railroads. is fine
site for q small factory.
Twenty good. improved farms. within 10 miles of
the capital city OF Lansing, Mich for sale. Prices
ranging from 80 to $50 per acre.
For Information regarding any OF the above prop
erty, write to I. K. Potter, Lansing, Mich.
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TRIBUNE BOOKS

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Heretofore, understand, the Presidents profits
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FINANCIAL.

GOLD! GOLD! GOLD WE ARE OFFERING
VI for sale the Treasury Stock of the Powhatan
Mining Company. The success attending the sale up
to this time has been most gratifying.
We believe that the Treasury Stock will be oversub
scrbed The mines owned by this company are in Gull
pepper County, Va, between the Rapidan and Kappa
hammock Rivers.
We the world to know that 1t Is no experiment
vast amount of money has been expended in prov
ing that the suphide ores carrying gold value that
are so abundant the lands Of the Powhatnn Mining
Co., can be treated at profit.
OF this property Professor GardgueS says: "Witn
an investment of 100000 In additional development
work. and plant adapted to the treatment of the ore
the Powhatan Mine be made to pay double Interest
ON twice its capitalization"
Professor Hendrick says at made 81 assays Of sep
arate samples taken from different points on the prop
erty. The result gave from 60 per ton in gold to
per ton In gold. The average value being s3i per ton
in gold"
Professor W. s. Turner metallurgfst and geoosist
of reputation and Standing says THE Developments
made and the working and actual results accomplished
places this property entirely out of the speculative cat
egory and safely within the pale of positive values
Write TO Geo. NJ. Sye d Co.. Investment Bankers,
Washington, ID. c.
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JEWELRY AND WATCHES.

NATIONAL WATCH FOR sI.50-THE NATION
N al Watch is made by one of the largest watch
manufacturing companies in the world and is sold IL
in quantit of $1,000 1t is the cheapest guaranteed
watch made and we guarantee II will keep accurate
time will not get out of order and in every way give
satisfaction. The is plain Nickel with silver fin
ish, highly polished and Handsomely finished, open
face, and The movement Is the most durable of any
watch known. VIII run 20 hours without rewinding
II is made for service and with ordinary will last II
years. Sent postpaid receipt Of $780, Address Ma
tiona Supply Co., jamestown Pa.
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n-DGIvEs GooD DIeEsrToN-A WEALTHY

G-D GIVES GOOD DIGISTION.-A WEALTHY
NJ merchant says: was nearly dead with dyspep-
STA and spent some time in Northern sanitarium an
der treatment Two weeks amer I returned home
was worse than ever. CD gave relief the first
day and in a few weeks was entirely cured" We
will treat of dyspepsia Indigestion on these
terms Send us 10 cents and brief statement of your
case and We will send you full treatment prepaid. At
end of 30 days will report to whether you
benefited and pay your price for the benefit
you have received Our charges for full of treat
ment are ., but for a limited time will leave the
price with the patient Address CD Company, Wat
kinsyiIle, Ga
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LNOR RENT OR LEASE-A LARGE SIX-ROOM
frame dwelling with closets cellars, smoke house,
corncrib stable hen houses IS land Is cultivate
ble orchard Of apples, peaches. pears etc. known as
Champaign. Essex County, Va; near Rappahannock
River: II miles to county seat: miles LaytOns
Wharf, churches schools telephone and postofice near
BY Suitable for physician, poultry raising. truck
gardening etc. For some wishing time to purchase
place better suit himself option OF purchase given
Address A. s. Garrett Soldiers Home, Richmond, Va.
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cRAYoN PORTRAITS.

T ARGE CRAYON PORTRAITS, SIZE 16x2o IN,
IL Of youTself comrade OF any member Of your fam
lily, copied from any photo or tintype and guaranteed
likeness mounted cloth and sent postpaid for
$50 All photos returned; any changes made; can
copy from group enlarge two any number togeth-
er. Tinted Canyons or Water Color Pastels made to
order. Send us your photos; work guaranteed. Remit
by p o. order registered letter to Il ii. Chapman
Art Dept. GratOt sta, Zanesyille. Ohio.
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ENOR SALE-c25 ACRES. GOOD OLD FASH
IL Toned Characterization" farm; three miles north
west of Hermitage and three miles northeast of Wheat
land No. IS In cultivation 20 in clover; houses
outbuiIdings: orchard good fences; plenty Of timber
90 large walnut trees trees stock wels build
ing sone Price % OOO half time. Title perfect
g. c. Kelly, Co. II, I'd Iowa. Wheatland, Hickory Co.,
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WE GIVE YOUR CHOICE OF ANY OF THE
w premiums named below and many others for
selling celebrated god-eyed needles nj cents a
paper; with every papers We give silver aluminium
thimbie. send no money, but lust name and address
them at once postpaid with u large premium list
When sold. send us $40 and will send youT choice
of watches air rifle. alarm clock fountain i.en silver
gloves pair lace curtains ladies gents skates. chaia
laine bags pair roller skates and many others
list. Write to-day. National Supply Co., jamestown
Pc.
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FUNHE SIERRA GOLD MINING COMPANY,
l. Whose property Is located in TuOumne Co., Cal.
the county that has already produced nearly five hun
dred millions in gold would like to send YOU free,
copy of their interesting illustrated booklet entitled,
Fifty Years Afler 1t tells all about the great prop
erty we have, about our free milling ore which assays
from $50 to $40 in gold per ton; about our minc ma
chinery etc. tells You how few dollars invested
now will soon pay you big dividends
Stock now selling easy installnent terms invest
one cent-maii postal to-day, and get booklet by re-
turn mail. -
Address Sierra Gold Mining Company, Dept. N, 1l9
La Sale St, Chicago, Ill.
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SEND FOR OUR FAMOUS NEEDLE CASE
> Contains 100 Sewing Needles, l Steel Bodkn, 4
Yarn Darners, Cotton DarEers, Wool Darners,
Short Darners, Looping Needles, Crewel Needles.
Mil.iners Needles, Button Needles, Chenille Nee
die, 1 Tapestry Needle 2 Bonnet Pins, Hat Pins
Shawl Pts. Cloak Pins, Toilet Pins, White Pins,
Crochet Needle. Case sent postpaid for - cents Ma
tiona Supply Co., Jamestown Pa.
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How Mrs. Nation Might Be Made Useful.
Kansas Civ Journal.l

The way to christen the battleship
Kansas with wine and not offend the
Prohibitionists is to place a bottle of the
Einous fluid on the PROV and let Mrs.
Nation smash it with her ak.
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INLORIDA.-COMRADE.S COME TO FLORIDA,
II and get away from cold, and get well Of rheumatic
and lung troubles and live In comfort and proong
your lives; good homes cheap; finest country and
climate; good shooting, boating. and fishing; g. A II.
late Co. F., 18th Regt, o. V. L. Welaka, Putnam Co.,
Fla
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CURE FOR DAN
- druff and itching scalp. Keeps head clean; pre-
vents hair falling out Is also delightful shampoo
and hair dressing; especially convenient and valuable
for persons with thick heavy hair: evaporaes quickly
leaving scalp dry and clean. Ingredients for pint Is
cents; any drug store; trouble to make. Send so
cents stamps silver, for proprietary formula and
right to make and sell this curative evaporating
Sea-Foam. Geo. Crusoe Pharmacy Co., Rhinelander,
Wis
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A RIZONA, THE SUN-KISSED LAND.
"a For sale, rock house, four rooms, rents for "a
per month; adobe house. two rents for 50
month"; lot 40x1lO. Price 81 500 Bsbee has 600 popu-
aiion The home of the great Copper Queen Con Mine
and other important mines Plenty of work Wages,
$3.50 per day (eight hours. For particulars address
Sam Bowers. Box ll63, Bisbee, Cochse Co., Arizona
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COMETHING NEW.-l0 cents, stamps or coin, buys
= the Hauiy Pocket Pencil. If you saw 1t you would
expect pay quarter for IT, High grade, fiat and thin
In beautifully nickeed with cover. Just fits the
vest pocket. Agents wanted. Century Pen Co., Dept
A Whitewater. Wis
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CIGARS.

IN CIGARS, GENUINE GOOD SMOKES, sl.G0;
W Is good SC. cigars. guaranteed. &c. II good SC.
cigars, guaranteed, s5c.; Fiorodora cigars for 10c
Creno cigars Sc. CherOOs. SOgas, ETC., by mail pre-
raid. VIII please you or refund money. BY mail pre-
paid: stamps accepted. II. II. Chapman, Cigar Dept,
Gratot sta, GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
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MANIFESTATIONS.

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER WOULD LIKE
TO correspond with comrsde In mild climate
where there is chance for work In his line Address
J. w. Millinston, 5l5s W. ith ST., Sioux City, Iowa
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PAINTS.

DAINT WITHOUT OIL-REMARKABLE DIS
covery That Cuts Down the Cost of Paint Seventy
five Per Cent. Free Trial Package is Mailed To
Everyone Who Writes A. L. Rice, prominent man.
ufacturer of Adams, y. has discovered process
of making a new kind of paint without the Of
OIL He calls It Powdrpaint II comes 10 the farmer
dry powder and all that is required is cold water
make paint weather proof fire proof and durable
oil paint. 1t adheres to any surface, wood stone
brick spreads and looks like oil paint and costs about
onofUurth much Write 10 Mr. A. l.. Rice Manufr.
80 North ST., Adams y. ", giving the name of the
dealer from whom You buy your paints. Mr. Rice will
send free trial package, also color card and full
information showing you how you can save q good
many dollars Write to-day
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MOVE LTI ES.

HAKESPiaARE HAD JUST FINISHED HAM
= let when he asked If the Dane really crazy
mo" replied the Bard OF Avon; ''if l had wanted him
mad, should have made him lose his collar button"
Wearers of these announce great satisfaction,
Simple, unobtriisive and lasting.
Annoyance hunting under bureaus avoided
With preservation Of property and temper!
Three of piece gold with prevefter guards
registered receipt of 3lO0 with Benedict Patent
gold buttons, ST. By manufacturer A. F. Schilng 323
West I'D St, New York City.
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MEMS FURNISHINGS.

ATEN'S ALI~wOOL CASHMERE SUITS FOR
M $50 and $3.50; fine Atwood SUITS IS $40;
ira fine suits at s12 and si Do write for samples,
but state color wanted and send weight height breast
waist, inseam and sleeve measures with 81 deposit
Balance c. o. u. at express Office. Frank Leonard
Caysville, Pa.
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GET OF MILITARY BUTTONS REPRESENT
- ing every State In the Union mounted nice card
for 81; send 10 cents for samples of five These sets
will be difficult to obtain aer the reorganization of the
National Guard, the State buttons will then go OF
use, and is the time 10 get them souvenirs
Send for set, comrades, and what nice ornament
they make for the walls OF your Post for your
home q. c. Bowen, 81 Cherry ST., Waterbury, Conn
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DUY SOUTH DAKOTA FARM LANDS.
- For sale so acres of rstcass tillable farm land
Good improvements consisting of TWO story frame
house of eight rooms, two barns two granaries one
smoke house, wagon shed, three good wells, one
windmill; also other Improvements OF less importance
The above land Is situated five miles from LeOla the
county seat OF Mcpherson County For price and fur
ther information write T. p Forman. Nashville Ill.
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ELOCKS.-READER, IF IN NEED OF CLOCKS.
~ here's a bargain. Large massive oak mantel
clocks, - inches HIGH Is inches wide, oaDshed, EN-
boSsed scroll ornaments Sides embossed lion in
center, gold-decorated hinged glass door, Ingraham
movements, sday, with hafhour strike Price, only
$50 Sent by freight express to your station Just
half what 1t would cost you at retail stores II. II.
Chapman, Clock Dept. Gratiot Sta, GAINESVILLE Ohio.
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AGENTS WANTED.

A GENTS FOR ANDERSON'S vEGETABL
IA Slicer make sales easy; beats anything
made of steel tin plate. Send 20c for two samples and
terms and try IT, Do 1t now. You want and all
your neighbOrs want them. More samples free with
first order. You sell them. Made by E. s. AndeI-
son, CanastOta n, Y, -
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INcUB ATORS.

TJlHE DAISY
l. LEBANON INCUBATOR,
Patented July l5 1902 The only machine In the United
States having Condenser, manufacturing its own
moisture from Lime Stone and Earth. ALI parts
matte. matches strong chicks; guarantee all machines
lreproof. having the Hydro Safety Lamp; material
and mechanism not be surpassed. For further In
formation address A. j. Moore Patentee I50 North 9Th
St, Lebanon, Pa
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NOR SALE-ONE GOOD COTTAGE LOT on
II Somes Sound, Mount Desert, Me- whole farm
of so acres Is acres under cultivation; 80 of
ture; remainder woodland; 20-r house, including
wood room, and good stable in good repair good water
In house. apply to b. I. Richardson, Sound, Hancock
Co., Ne.
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GEND To COMRADE OLMSTEAD FOR FREE
y sample Of Pacal Balm. Positively cures Asthma
Throat and Lung Trouble Catarrh of Head and StOm-
ach, Piles Old Sores and skin Eruptons. &c.
Druggists or prepaid. Address Pacal Balm Co., st.
Louis, Michigan.
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HARM ESS.

XIyHEN YOU ARE IN NEED OF HEAVY OR
w Light Harness. 1t will pay you to write and get
my prices before buying. l.. +. Hesket Senecavilie,
Ohio.
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COMRADES HAVE CURE FOR SMALL
~ pox In "A hours; scarlet fever and scarlena in
nine hours, and diphthera and sore throat and will
break up any fever in 10 hours Price 81 per bottle
Address g. w. Conkn, 18th Mich. Inf, Box 235 Breck-
enridge, Mimi.
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GRAND ARMY JEWELRY AND WATCHES
VI Specially. Sure cure for drop5y sent for 81
Comrade w. A. Rose. Jeweler and Druggist, Almond,
\. Y.
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AFEDICATED CORN FILE REMOVES cORNS
VNk instantly. 25 cent sample mailed for dime. E.
Taylor Co., Mis- Cleveland, Ohio.
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NJ MYSTERIOUS

Nl
Pain Cure. Scotch remedy. The greatest Absorb
ent cure on earth. Cures through the pores Rhetr-
matte Pains and Lameness. all Aches and Pains, so
MYSTERIOUSLY QUICK
You will say is rightly named-A Godsend for Group
Sore Throat, Cough and Pneumonia Quick safe and
sure OR NO PAY. Do mot rub 10 In; 10 does
Its own work. Retail . and 50 cts Sold by C. n
Crittenton New York City, and all wholesale retail
druggists Junius Barnes & Son, Burlington VT
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CALvE-SEND Is CTS FOR BOX OF SALvE
- Cures Catarrh Group, Colds Sore Throat. Eczema
Piles. Salt Rheum Cuts Burns, Sores, Chilblans, u
Gers, SJrains, Scads, Corns, Earache Bunions VIII
remov. Blackheads, Warts and Pimples from face. c.
A. Harper, 81 Grant St, Danville. Ill