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Poultry.

NEW YORK, Feb 1.-Poultry-Alive frmer:
Western chickens, 11lhc; fowls. 14lkc; turkeys
141zc; dressed firm; Western chickens, 12izGl4lzc:
fowls, l25zalSlzc; turkeys, 17dl9c
BOSTON. Feb. Especial. Poultry steady;
fowls. 12gl9c springs lSql4c; young hen tur-
Keys, lSqZoc, young tom turkeys, $4,000; caPons.
19dzOc. Eggs firm at 36d3Sc.
ST LOUIS. Feb Poultry quiet; chickens.
10c; springs, l0c; turkeys, 12QI25kc; ducks, lie;
geese 6d7c.
CHICAGO, Feb. 1-Poultry-Live easy; tur-
keys l2c; chickens. 1l1kc; springs. HE.
CINCINNATI. Feb Poultry quiet; hens
lie; springs. 1Sc; turkeys. l3Gl4c.
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SAFE DEPOSITS.
SALES OF LOCAL STOCKS
YESTERDAY 202 SHARES

Two hundred and two shares of stock were
reported sold at the session OF the local Stock
Exchange yesterday. follows: One hundred
shares Union Traction common at 3Ol1 fifty
shares Union National Bank at 100, fifty-two
shares American Central Life at s9Is No sales
were made at the call. Official quotations:
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Rates ON Loans and Exchange-Clear-
iRgs and Discounts.

INDIANAPOLIS.-Com paper. per
cent; time loans. 5izI6 per cent.
NEW lORk.-Money on call easy az lAa2 per
cent, closing bid ana offered per Time
loans firm; sixty days and ninety days, s1z44 per
cent; six months. 4a4ls per cent. Prime mercan-
tile paper. 4i5ff5l per cent Sterling exchange
weak. with actual business In bankers bills at
81 So so for demand and at 81 So 700 s. "a
for sixty-day bills. Posted rates. $i.S5i1 and
S4.S5Q4. S6ik. Commercial bills. sax
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ing futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations follows: Flour was
easy. Wheat-No spring, S4Q90c; No 8 7Sll
ssc; No. red, SSssqs31sc. Corn-No 2. acc: No
yellow. 4sc. Oats-No 2 41Q411zc No. 3 white
41Q42iec. Rye-No 2, SIC. Barley-Good feed
ing, 3sqJsc; fair TO choice mailing, 45Q5Oc. Flax
seed-No. l. si.0s; No. / Northwestern. Hls
Prime timothy seed, s5.05 Clover contract
grade. $40. 75gll Mess pork. per brl sl2 sTIzGi1s
Lard. per loo lbs, s705Q710. Short rib sides
s1.27.
Receipts-Flour, % 400 brls; wheat 20 400 bu:
corn, 296. 100 bu: oats, 1i0 600 bu rye 1S 800 bu
barley. AZ. 800 bu Shipments-Flour. IL. 100 brls
wheat. "a, 500 bu ccrn 204 400 bu oats l07 500 bu
rye, 1890 bu; barley, 13 100 bu.
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Visible supply Statement

NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-The visible supply NJ
grain on Saturday Jan. 80. compiled by the
New York Produce Exchange. is as follows:
Wheat. &c. 900 bushels: decrease Ss2 600
bushels.
corn T. 100 600 bushels: increase s72 600 b,,sb.is
oats. S4i60l0 bushels; decrease. Jog 900 busbes
Rye. llS0, 600 bushels; decrease, 10 600 bushels
Barley, 4s06OO0 bushels decrease ia OO0
bus
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON Cney. ~ Ter cent; discounts. .
per cert. Consols s43s-
PARTS-Three per cent rentes. s7f s2isc for
the account Exchange on London 25f l6iac for
checks
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on London, 2om s94pf for
checks Discount rates; short bills. "a per
cent. three moiiths' bills. Pa per cent.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-The excitement in the
dry goods market continues with the upward
course Of the material market. Business
could be materially enlarged were manufacturers
willing TO make prices a good many lines
withdrawn and others held values that
buyers receive little satisfaction in their in
quiries. Curtailment is being more generally
recognized a necessity. Additional mills are
starting up short time.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. Cotton firm Sales
1850 bales Ordinary, l1sc; good ordinary.
i 7l6c; low middling 16 ll6c; middling. l6 7f6c:
good middling. Is ll-16c; middling fair. II l-l6c
Receipts, 5.l2y bales stock. AZ, OILS bales.
NEW YORK. Feb. 1-COtton-Spot closed
nominaily 50 points higher: middling uplands
I7.25c; middling, l7.50c. Sales. $500 bales
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Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON Mondays statement OF the
treasury balances an the general fund. exclusive
Of the Si50. 10000 gold reserve IN the division q
redemption. shows
Available cash balance SECS 745 0sg
Gold 81. -. 81
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NEW YoRK.-Bar silver. 5sisc: Mexican dob
lars. f2s,c
LoNDoN.-silver bars. 2s'sd an ounce
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Rice steady Molasses firm. Peanuts firm Cof-
fee-Spot Rio firm: No. Z invoice. Sac. Mild
steady. Sugar-Raw steady.
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Metals.
THE MONEY MARKET.

ST. LOUIS. Feb. LEAD lower at $50. Spell
ter quiet at Sf67l2.
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Toledo, st. Louis & Western tours. .
Chicago Stocks.

IBy A. r. Thompson & Co.'S Wire
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UNITED STATES BoNDs-
RAILROAD BONDS

Atchison general fouTs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S9i4
Atchison adjustment fours .................. 9Sis
Atlantic Coast-line fours .10l&
Baltimore & Ohio fOuIs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S4la
Central OF Georgia fives 1855
Central OF Georgia first income ............. 7Oib
Chesapeake * Ohio four-a a halfs....... .i03la
Chicago Aston three and a -halfs. 76ia
Chicago. Burlington q Quincy new fours.. 93is
Chicago. Milwaukee & St Paul gen. fOurs. los
Chicago q Northwestern consol sevens. .... .129Ss
Chicago. Rock Island 4 Pacific II. r. fours. U.s.
Chicago. Z. l. & L. r. r. col. hves......... STA.
c.. c.. c. & St Louis general fouTs ........ g7l.
Chicago Terminal tours ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1917
Consolidated Tobacco fours tex. int ........ 56ie
Colorado & Southern fours Tex nt)......... SIS
Denver Rio Grande fours ................... 9S
Erie prior Een yours ........-................. 81
Erie Genefal tours Nbl2
Fort Worth & Denver City irsts.............l05
Hooking Valley fourand- la halls .105
Louisville & Nashville unified fours .......... 20
Manhattan consol gold tours .l03ls
Mexican Central fours. Observation-Disclosures. 6sl7
Mexican Central first income .................. IL
Minneapolis ST Louis tours ............... 81
Missouri Kansas & Texas fours ............. ga.
Missouri. Kansas 4 Texas seconds eek. init. 774
National r. II. OF Mexico consoi fours........ 76s.
New York Central sen land "a halls. 9Si.
New Jersey Central general fves ......-.....13i
Northern Pacific fOuTs 1884
Northern Pacific thTees tex. int ............ y
Norfolk a. We consol fours ............. s7L4
oregon Short-line fours and partic. tex init. 9sS
pennsylvania convertible three-and-a- halls. 9sA
Reading general fOurs .-.................... 9sa.
st Louis a Iron Mountain consol hves.. lib
81. Louis q san Francisco fg fours ......... S3i1
81 Louis Southwestern frsts ................ SS7.
seaboard Airline Tours ssh
southern acinc fours S91s
southern Railways hves .....-................1l3
Texas Pacific trsts .il6h
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-04-13
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Mrs. John +, Foskett died at her
home at 0l803 Normandie street this
morning. The funeral arrangements
will be announced later.
Orville w. Watts has decided to
Celia A. Ryan lot II in block l6 of
Heath's Fifth addition for $2lOO. The
property is mortgaged to the Holland
bank for $1,000, which mortgage the
purchaser agrees to assume.
A marriage license was issued this
morning to Hans Johnson of Standpoint
and Helza Hoel of Minneapolis.
Mrs. 0. f. Logan and Mrs. Mar
garet Grant of Harrison are in the
city.
A party of Minnesota capitalists.
consisting of ID. W. Casseday, George
Mention and others, are here today
and before they return to Minnesota
they will visit all places of interest.
Later on Mr.. Casseday will head a
party of people who will come out
here for the purpose of investment.
j. NJ. Douglass and daughter of Ia
coma are at the Victoria.
f. n. Robinson, a prominent man
of kalispell, is in the city today on
business.
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BIG WRECK ON
GREAT NORTHERN
tablishing a free employment bureau
Agencies Roasted.

The matter was Lrou Int to the at
tention of the trades council by c. A.
Foster, who grilled the employment
agencies numerically Mr.. Foster
said:
''You have all noticed the exposure
of the vicious practices of the en-
ployment agencies which has been
made in The Spokane Press. We
have all known that these agencies
were dens of vice where crooked deal
ing flourished, but we, and the public
at large, did not know of the depths
of infamy into which they had sunk.
This exposure has been fearlessly
made by The Spokane Press. We now
have chance to help this paper in
it's fight against these human mon
sters and we should give The Press
our undivided support
The speech was warmly received
and President Martin appointed the
following committee to appear before
the city council: c. A. Foster, j. II.
Brill and J. II. Stevens. The commit
tee went to the city hall, but the
council had adjourned.
Resolutions adopted by the trades
council appear elsewhere.
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Local Briefs.
Get 1t at Watson's Drug Store.

Get 1t at Watson's Drug Store.
R. G.. Morgan, district Judge of Har-
rison, Idaho, is at the Victoria.
Pearl soap is white as snow and as
large as any yellow laundry soap. It
costs the same-5 cents per cake.
The seniors of the Academy of the
Holy Names gave their fifth annual
recital last evening, which was greatly
appreciated.
Duffy's 10-acre tracts On the Little
Spokane will be advanced after
April Is.
Tom Collins pleaded not guilty to
the charge of assault with deadly
weapon before Judge Richardson this
morning. His case was set for trial
on the 9th.
That sore spot Is always reached by
an Onion and Belladonna Plaster.
Get one this week as a trial for 15c
at Red Cross pharmacy, 0601 Mon
roe street.
Charles Miller was bound over to
the superior court yesterday by Judge
Hinkle under $500 bonds on the charge
of burglary. Murray is accused of en-
IeIlHg tne cigar store OF LOUIS ' lllet III
the Occur d Alene building.
The wage-earner finds our evening
hours adapted to his convenience. Oper
Saturday evenings from to 8. Spo
kane & Eastern Trust company.
Charles Sweeney has returned from
New York. He and Charles r. Con
nor will contest for the honor of rep
resenting Spokane county at the re-
publican national convention.
Joseph Mcconnell has brought suit
in the superior court of Spokane coun
ty against Zoe B. Caskey to collect
$l025 with interest ON a note now over
due and unpaid and for money which
was advanced to the defendant. No
tice of the suit was served on the de-
PENDANT by Sheriff Cudihee of Kings
county
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ROCK ISLAND

There is considerable excitement in
railway circles today over the report
that the Rock Island system will build
into this section of the northwest The
proposition is to build west from Den
yer, thence in northerly direction
through the southern part of Idaho,
north into Washington. Then the
Columbia river will be followed through
the Walla Walla country and down
the Columbia to Kalama, and thence
crossing the river to continue to the
coast.
The Rock Island has had an agency
in this city since last fall. F. w. Bold
rick is the local representative here,
and the amount of business obtained by
all the agents in the northwest and
other portions of the country which
it is purposed to traverse is said to be
sufficient to warrant the contemplated
building operations.
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WHITMORE ASKS FOR
A DIVORCE

A hayward wife has broken up a
home, according to the complaint made
by {. 5. Whitmore against his wife,
Alice NJ. Whitmore, in his suit for di-
vorce filed with the county clerk this
morning.
Whitmore applies for a divorce on
statutory grounds and names Michael
Walsh as correspondent. The complaint
alleges that the breach of the marriage
VOWS occurred on July 5, 1902, at their
home near Milan.
The couple were married at Cassop-
oils, Mich, in 1900. The complaint
does not state whether there are any
children or any community property.
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this point and the lake. The man.
agement announces that the passenger
business is picking up rapidly. TWEEN
ty boxcars and 20 fatcars have been
ordered for the use of the company,
and these are now en- route and ex-
pecfed to reach this city shortly,
probably by June l.. The company
contemplates. ordering two new motor
cars and a couple more trailers soon.
Professor Kirchner has about com
pleted his new and spacious dancing
pavilion. which is located near the
Occur d'Alene depot on the lakeside.
He has planned to give dances and
entertainment throughout the sum-
mer months.
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UNION MEN
WRATHY
TRADES COUNCIL, INDIGNANT
AT TERRIBLE BUSINESS CON-
QUOTED BY EMPLOYMENT
AGENCIES, DEMANDS THAT IL
CENSES BE REVOKED,

In ringing terms the Spokane
trades council, representing 1000
union toilers of Spokane, last night
denounced the infamous practices of
the employment agencies and warmly
applauded the stand The Press has
taken in exposing them, A commit
tee was appointed to visit the city
council and to urge upon that body
the immediate revocation of the
licenses of the fiends who prey upon
the beauty and virtue of Spokane
girls. The sentiment of the trades
council was strongly in favor of es-
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RAILROAD Will NOT
BE RESPONSIBLE

The Great Northern railway will
not be responsible for any damage to
the Washington street viaduct near the
Great Northern depot caused by street
car traffic. Such is the purport of a
communication signed by Oscar S.
Bowen, resident engineer for the COM
pany, to the city authorities. The
communication says Washington street
viaduct was not built for street car
traffic and the company will refuse
to contribute to the expense of repairs.
Also it will refuse to recognize respon-
siblity or liability for the safety of
the structure by reason of the made
quacy of the structure to sustain traf-
fc to which it is deovted
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

To the stockholders of Little Joe
Black Hawk Mining company: No
tice is hereby given that assessment
No. 8 of one mill per share was
levied on the assessable capital stock
of Little Joe Black Hawk Mining
company by the trustees thereof on
January 5, 1904, and that assessment
No. 10 of one mill per share was
levied on said stock by said trustees
on March 10, 1904, each OF said as
sessments being payable at the COM
pany's office, No. 623 Rookery build
ing, Spokane, Wash. to the secretary
of said company and becoming delin-
quent 20 days after notice thereof.
S. p. DOMER, Secretary.
Dated April 10, 1904.
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CHEAP ARM0RY

at is time for a showdown on the
anmory proposition" said Levi c. Mon
roe. secretary of the chamber OF com
merce, this morning. "An effort was
made to have the county put up S20,
600, which added to the $4,000 con-
tanned in the state appropriation.
would biuld very good armory. 1t
seems that the county cannot do this
and an aImory hall of any desirable
pretensions is not to be built"
Mr., Monroe further stated that the
matter now all lay with the national
guard. If it sees fit to put cheap ar
mory, well and good. Some $4,000
will be needed to purchase a desirable
site. This will leave only half of the
appropriation to put up the building
1t will be a very poor affair that can
be put up for that sum.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-04-13
TnElrEn KILLED IN sMAsHUP
ON THE GREAT NORTHERN
NEAR LEAvENwoRTH.
(scr,pps News Association


I.EAVENWORTH, Wash, April 10.
The Great Northern passenger train
which left Seattle Monday ran into
cavein on the track a mile east of
here at 9 o'clock last night. Engineer
Croak, Fireman Wilson and q man
named Wildman, a member of the
Redmen, and two hoboes were killed
The engine, mail and baggage cars
went into the river
Engineer John E. Croak has a wife
and family living in Hillyard. He had
his young son with him on this trip.
and according to a report received at
the Hillyard Office the boy has not
been found since the wreck.
Little is known locally of Wilson,
the fireman, other than that he has
been with the company some months.
The whereabouts of his folks is not
known.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

On monthly payments:
7-room house and corner lot, in ex-
cellent condition; price, $1,000.
Groom house, lot 50x142, barn, fruit
trees, city water; price, $1050.
broom house, lot 50x142; price,
$1,000.
Groom house, corner lot 50x142;
price, $500.
All within IA miles from Howard
and Riverside.
]. w. MORRISON e. CO.,
Rooms and Sherwood Building
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PLEADS
NOT GUILTY

w. II. Holmes, the negro who was
mixed up in shooting scrape in which
he was the victor over four white men,
pleaded not guilty to the charge of
assault with deadly weapon before
Judge Richardson this morning He
will be tried on the Goth of this month.
The specific charge on which he will
be tried is for shooting and wound
ing James Smith.
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DON'T
WANT IT
(Scripps News Association

WASHINGTON, D. c., April 10
1t is learned this afternoon that the
president is not in sympathy with the
plan of the senate leaders to have a
postotfice investigation this summer
and that he is endeavoring to dissuade
them from the course, believing it
would be futile as well as impolitic.
The president said as much to Senator
Aldrich, who was summoned for con-
ference.
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STANDPOINT RAILROAD

ing this week in the vicinity OF Sand
point, Idaho, locating direct line into
the town proper. The line now passes
mile north of the town.
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DISAPPEAR
(Scripps News Association

WASHINGTON, ID. c., April 49,
Six of the II Mormon witnesses for
whom summons has been issued by the
senate committee on privileges and
elections to appear to testify in the
Smoot case have disappeared.
All efforts to find them have been in
vain. Chairman Burrows sent word
to President Smith that it is very I'M
fortunate for the church that these
people have gone into hiding. Bishop
Grant, one of these, is known to be in
Europe.
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THREE TRAINS DAILY
ON THE n. P. TO
C0EUR D'ALENE

There is a persistent rumor today
that the Northern Pacific has planned
to enter into an active and aggressive
competition with the Occur d'Alene
& Spokane electric line for the pass
enger business to Lake Occur d'Alene.
1t is claimed that numbered among
the plans Of the company for this
competition is the putting on of three
daily trains each way to and from
the lake with 50-cent fare. The
present rate by the electric line is 60
cents each way
Adding Equipment.
Nearly so cars of gravel are used
on the Occur d'Alene & Spokane cleo
trio line every day In baIlasting the
roadbed. This work will be continued
until the road is one of the finest bal
lasted in this section, which will
greatly decrease the time between
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Toilet Preparations OF
RICHARD HlVUlDN1U1T

Entirely different from the articles sold for the
pexo and point absolute excellence leaving nothing to be
desired the Richard Hudnut toilet preparations.
This when intelligent demand for the best
ALL brings Beautys dressing table delicate bams
stimulating lotions soothing could
for daily Those prepared
cation.
those sweet scented leaving their
trail owerke the of
pertinent extending Grasse
Bulgaria and the of
at all times complete line Of the Richard Hudnu
specaes which mention
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ESTATE IS VALUABLE

The inventory of the estate of Gus
tus H. Benin was filed this morning
The total value of the estate is $l3,
27307. OF this 5000 is in real estate,
Sl56 personal property, S9S623 cash
and S5090.S4 due on notes outstanding
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Hudnutine toilet cerate, re-
firing cream ...............5 SOC
Cold cream of cucumber and
orange flowers. 900
Extreme violet toilet talcum,
for toilet, nursery and bath. soc
Violet superba face powder,
soft as down; very adherent. Csc
Violet superba tooth powder
Of exquisite fineness, violet
scented SOC
Wood violet tooth wash; glass
stoppered bottles. ......... Soc
Violet sec toilet water of won
derfully diffusive power. .75c
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JUROR WAS DRUNK
(Scripps News Associations

WASHINGTON, April Blowing
to a charge of drunkenness made this
morning against one of the jurors in
the trial of j. M. A. Watson, the al
legged embezzler of $73, 600 from the Of
fee of the district auditor, Justice
Pritchard dismissed the jury and Or
dered another panel and the holding
of Juror Orrison in contempt.
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TRADING STAMPS

given with cash buys. Prizes
of cut glass and Haviland Chi
ma on display.
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Extreme violet perfume,
powerful concentration from
Russian violets; one and one
quarter ounces. 81 90
Perfumes in Bulk-Wood vio-
let, Ideal pink, sweet orchid,
Aimee. Virginia rose, ETC.; per
OuuCc OOC
Hudnutine blended odors, one
ounce bottles, in fancy box;
Aimee, Cypresia, Veltblumen,
Monalisa, Yadma; each. 500
Hudnutine sachet powder, vio-
let sec, wood violet, sweet or
child, white rose, ETC.; ounce. SOC
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floods Jarsaparilla

No other medicine acts like it;
no other medicine has done 30
much real, substantial good; no
other medicine has restored health
and strength at 80 little cost.
Moods oarsapariiIa promises
% cure and keeps the promise.
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MURCITTROYD.S

Krum & Braley Unc.), At the
Old Stand.
We call for and deliver pre-
scriptions promptly. Phone
Main 1856. Corner Riverside
avenue and Post street.
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Full line Of fine apples and fresh
vegetables
Home made bread, cakes, pies,
soups and salads.
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Peculiar
To Itself

In what it Is and what it does-con.
tanning the best blood-purifying,
Alternative and tonic substances and
effecting the most radical and per-
manent cures Of all humor5 and all
eruptions, relieving weak, tired,
languid Feelings, and building up
the whole system is true only Of
Annd'c Cr.cror.;ss~
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EASTERN MARKETS

As reported by the Coe Commission
company: