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Provisions.

All descriptions continue dull and unchanged.
Stocks are ample for all needs both here and
at the packing points.
CURED MEATS-Bacon, 101ac per l6 for
heavy, lie for light medium. 13c for light,
1415c for extra light and 15d16c for sugar
cured Eastern sugar-cured Hams, 12&c; Cali
fornia Hams 11AQ12Ac; Mess Beef, $40 SOC
IL per bbl extra Mess, $11 5Gq12: Family,
S12 50d13; prime Mess Pork SIS; extra clear.
$24: Mess. SIS: Dry Salted Pork 101ac; Pig
Pork, $27; Pigs Feet, So; Smoked Beef, 14c
per ID.
LARD-Tierces quoted at 6Ac per ID for
compound and &c for pure; half-b barrels, pure,
exc; 10-lb tins. CSC; 5-lb tins. 95sc; Bib tins.
10c.
COTTOLENE-One half barrel. 9Mc; three
half barrels, &c; one tierce. sac; two tierces.
S34c; five uerces. S1sc per lb.
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

U1aTl-street Stocks quiet and materially changed
Local Stocks and Bonds rather more acti5e
Saz,er continues 10 decline. Exchange michonged.
Bad reports still coming from the Western Wheat bef
Local market for shipping Wheat lo7ter and feak
Cash Barley higher, but futures unchanged
Oats Corn and Rye firmly held at fre5ions prices
Hay still 7Scaker Government opens bids for Mdna supplies
Bran and Middlings firm, 5rh light offerings.
Ne further change IN Beans and Seeds.
Butter Cheese and Eggs as bre9TonSy quoted
Provisions duH and qceak here and in :he Vest.
Wool beginning again in the interior.
Hides a. , 5gifh the Eastern Leather market dnh
Small Hogs 5coak and coming in too freely
Potatoes firm. so4fh higher prices for ri5erS
Onions 7ycak at slight decline.
Asharocus firm. 7cith cleaning nb the market
Carload Of Florida Tomatoes due to-day.
Poaltry and Game in good demand and firm.
Oranges Lemons and Lines quiet
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Wheat and Other Grams.

WHEAT-The foreign markets were slightly
firmer Broomhall cabed that he had the best
authority for stating that the British Chan
ceIlor of the Exchequer would not rempose the
import duty grain.
Chicago opened higher. but closed lower. Re
ports from the crop continued bad. st. Louis
wired: Warm, dry weather Is needed. Crop
reports have all changed to bad, and Oklahoma
Is row sending in the worst The reports
from the Ohio Valley also discouraging and
there Is too much cold and snow everywhere
over the Wheat belt.
II this market shipping grades lower
hut choice milling is keeping up better. Here
tofore shippers have been able to get ships at
from 12s Sd to los. but now they cannot. as the
same vessels can get 22s Sd for new crop load
ing and as the crop Is not far of, they
prefer to wait for that business This is equiv
aleut to 1ust so much advance in freights.
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Flour and MillStnfS.

FLOUR-California Family Extras. 81 500
10. usual terms; Bakers Extras. 81 1905;
Oregon and Washington, jobbing at So S5Q+ 25
per bbl
MILLSTUFFS-Prices in packages as
follows Graham Flour. SO so per 100 lbs;
Rye Flour. So so; Rye Meal, So 25: Rice Flour
81; Corn Meal. 50 so; extra cream do. 81 25;
Oat Groats 81 so; Hominy. S4d4 25; Buck
wheat Flour S4 50d4 70; Cracked Wheat 81:
Farina 81 80; Whole Wheat Flour, So 75;
Rolled Oats bbls 81 25Qs SO; in sacks, s6 75@
10; Pearl Barley. Sc; Split Peas. boxes. 81;
Green Peas So 80 per 100 lbs
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Livestock Market.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGU.
CHICAGO, April 10. - CATTLE = Receipts,
2Oo0 head: market steady; good to prime steers,
$5G5 90: poor to medium, 50 60d4 80; stockers
and feeders. 50 1904 %; cows, $264 40;
heifers 81 25G5; Gamers, S2d2 so; bulls SEA
10: calves, 81 25d4 SO; Texas fed steers, $4q
60
HOGs-Receipts to-day 10000 head to-mor-
row IL. 600 head; market mostly sc lower; mixed
heavy. $5 20G5 So; rough heavy, S5 05G5 20;
light 81 S5G5 20; bulk of sales S5 1906 25
SHEEP = Receipts, 5000 head; sheep and
lambs were steady; good to choice wethers,
81 1915 65: fair TO choice mixed So 5oq4 go:
Western sheep. 81 90q5 30: native lambs. $40
So; Western lambs, 50 1915 3d.
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Decfdnons and Citrus Fruits.

About three chests of Strawberries came in
from watsonville and Palo Alto and three
crates were received from Los Angeles. A few
drawers of Longworths sold at 81 but most of
the offerings sold at 75@90c. MaIindas from
Watsonville cleaned I'D readily at 60c per
drawer and the Los Angeles berries brought
25c per basket.
There was not much movement in Oranges
during the early trade. as buyers were holding
off awaiting the outcome of the auction sale.
The market generally had easy tone owing
to the lack of demand for shipping and to the
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WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL

y ~ u Tx NDN d IIIlNr la-NLI 'lI1-H III
FORECAST
cloudy weather prevails over the Pacific
er-ra evre.t in Southern California ana Arl-
zana Light showers have fallen generally
. north OF the Tehacilapi.
n The uressurL has risen west OF the ROCKY
, 1Iolntlins except in Utah and Arizona The
disturbance reme ins nearly stationary over
Utah
more over Eastern California. Nevada and
Idaho ....
hours ending midnight, April 10;
Northern Caiifornia-f5eneraliy CLOUDY satur-
6av pith light SHOWERS. fresh westerly wind.
southern California-ClOucy SATURDAY Win
showers. fresh west wind
Nevada-ShCwers SATURDAY
ssn Francisco ana vicinity Partly cioooE,
nv occarIonal light showers Saturday fresh
9. II. WILSON. Local Forecaster.
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The leading futures ranged as follows
r-tf1 Gle ie.h
Cash Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. April 15.-Cash quotations were
as follows: Flour was extremely dull and
quotable 10c lower for all grades except soft
winter which are 10c higher; No 2 spring
wheat. 9Oa97c; No. 3, s5d96c; No red 954
G99c; No 2 corn. 5214 953&c; No. 2 yellow,
52H G53; No. . oats. 3s1s 9p3s4sc: No 3 white,
41q42i4c; No. 2 rye, 69a7oc; good feeding bar
No ] fiaxseed. 81 0S: No. 1 Northwestern,
81 16: prime timothy seed, So So: mess pork
per bbl., S12 121H al2 25; lard, per 100 lbs,
Sc 55d6 81 y: short ribs sides Qoose), S6 25d
BIZ short clear sides Cboxed), $6 50G6 70:
whisky. basis of high wines 81 IS; clover
contract grade SO 75
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employed in this market should be materially
reduced. IL is a dangerous thing for a marke;
like that Of London 10 be dependent TO sc
great extent as IL has been for four CT
five years upon foreign moneys. which might
have 70 be withdrawn at the most inconvenient
time
London is plainly able TO command gold ii
New York al present for repayments in Paris
The market closed inert and with insignificant
net changes in the general slist.
Bonds were irregular. There A SHARP
advance in the Central Of Georgia minor issues
Total sales, par value 81. 030. 600.
United States bonds were unchanged on call
A-rcLn- NnpL CrncLc L ISu,
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BoukiHg Change.

joseph A Donohoe has been elected president
cf the Tonohoe- Kelly Banking Company. 10 MI
the vacancy caused bv the death of Adam
Grant CAPTAIN John Birmingham has been
elected to Mr Donohoe's previous position of
vice president and Joseph d. Grant has been
.Isctal 2 lLracfnr
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Northern Business.

SEATTLE. April 15.-clearings, 1862, 747;
balances. s109,921
TACOMA, April 15.-Clearings $314,S2
PORTLAND. April 15.-clearings. sse2 PAS;
sPoKAHE. April 15.-clearings. sss4. 4.155;
balances, S55, 1888.
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were e1 higher at el27 lbs. Locally tin was a
little higher closing at $27 S715d2S 25
Copper was also higher in London. advancing
5s to e5S IS Cd for spot and IS Cd to e5T
lis Cd for futures. Locally copper remained
unchanged Lake is quoted at S13 25G13 62 y !;
electrolytic. $13 1212@13 %; casting, $12 s7154
13 121s.
Lead was Is Sd higher in London at e12 Is
Cd. but remained unchanged here at 81 cog
4 Go.
Spelter was unchanged at s5 25@5 80 in New
York and at 222 IS Cd in London.
Iron closed at 52s cd in Glasgow and at
Ais Sd in Middlesboro. Locally iron was un-
changed No 1 foundry Northern is quoted at
SIS 25f15 rs; No 2 foundry Northern. $14 75G
Is 25; No l foundry Southern and No
foundry Southern soft, S14 25q14 75.
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Bank ClearingS.

NEW YORK. April 15--The following table,
compiled by Bradstreet, shows the bank clear
ings at the principal cities for the week ended
April IA. with the percentage of increase and
decrease as compared with the corresponding
week last year.
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Northern Wheat Market

OREGON.
PORTLAND, April To- - WHEAT = walIa
WaIa, 75c; bluestem. s2c: valley S00s1c
WASHINGTON
TACOMA. April -WHEAT-Unchanged
Bluestem, S3c: elub. 75c.
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Weather Report

l2Oth Meridian-Pacihc TimeD
SAN FRANCISCO. April 15-5 p. m.
The following are the seasonal rainfalls 10
date. rs compared with those OF same date last
season and rainfall in last twenty-four hours
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Miscellaneous Markets.
Foreign Futures.
LIVERPOOL
St. Louis w W0ot Market.

ST. LOUIS. April 15.-WoOL- Steady
Medium grades combing and clothing 1SG22c: :
light fine, 14a1T15c; heavy fine, 12a141ac; tub
washed. 20M21c.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

CHICAGO, April 15.-On the Produce Ex-
change to-day the butter market was easy;
creamery. 14Q23c; dairy. 1215G21c. Eggs
steady at 16Hd16%c. Cheese was weak at
9G101sc
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Totals. Canada. -. .S51, ,9so.s5S 49s -
sNot included in totals because containing
other items than clearings.
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NcgU York Metal Marker.

NEW YORK, April 15.-There was sharp
advance in the London tin market. spot clos
ing 81 IS Cd higher at s12s. while futures
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Family Retail Market.

Butter. Cheese and Eggs stand exactly the
products are in good supply.
Beef and Mutton are becoming more plentl-
full and prices are gradually declining at
Wholesale but retail rates show little change
Most kinds of Fish Poultry and Game are
still selling at the familiar quotations
Asparagus. Rhubarb and Peas are abun-
dant and cheap. while most kinds Of Summer
Vegetables from the southern part OF the state
are in limited supply and dear. Sweet Pota-
toes have disappeared and they are dropped
Fruits. Strawberries are coming forward
rather freely. but prices still beyond the
purse of the average buyer.
COAL. PER TON
Wellington $40 coll New
Seattle SO so wellington s-a1O 90
Roslyn $50 ool Wellington
Greta taa''O.'4 SO 90 Coos Bay 80 I 50
DAIRY PRODUCE. ETC
Butter choice, SO 4OG45l Cheese. Swiss -.25d35
Do Do sSSs Egs Esssy doc comb
Cheese. Cal -1O915 Do extracted sgl0
Cheese. Eastern. 20G25
MEATS. PER POUND
Bacon .1sG25 Pork Sausage. .121s415
Hams ......... .16Q1St Smoked Beef .-gzO
Lard -....... .12Hq-f
The San Francisco Butchers Protective
Association gives the following retail prices
for meats:
Roast Beef .1o92ot Hindqtr Lamb Isaac
TenderIoIn Steak 15dIs Foreqtr Mutton.-Q12ls
Portrhse do o175G221alL Leg Mutton ...-q12ls
Sirloin Steak. 10 y G15j Mutton Chops -19uzo
Round Steak 1OG121 a Mutton Stew. "a
Beef Stew .....-110l Roast Veal --..- -12n2O
Corn Beef -. sd10I Veal Outlets - 1920
soup Bones 20 Veal stew 1<774ts
Soup Meat ...... 5G10i Roast Pork .1zt2 Q1o
Foreqtr Lamb hS1S
POULTRY AND GAME
Hens. large. ea-75cqS1t Pigeons. pair ---q30
Do small .5Od60 Squads, per pair -604I0
Young Roosters Rabbits, each 20Q25
each .........T5cG$1l Hare. each ..-..-Q2O
Old Roosters ca 5OG65 English Snipe. dz.s4 so
Fryers, each. .656S0 Jack Snipe. ooz ~ %
Broilers each 3CG5O Gray Geese each -40d50
Turkeys per III 25627i White Geese a-15el25
Ducks. each .--T5cGS1. Brant. each 20q40
Geese each. -dS1 sol Honkers each ..40165
Goslings ....-GS2 90
FRUITS AND NUTS
Anigtr Pears, ca 20Q35 Lines, doz -. .10615
Almonds .15420i Lemons. doz - 1o43O
Apples ..--..... ga siOranges choice, ,dz25450
Pecans ....-...-g2Ol Pineappies. each 25a5O
Brazil Nuts .204-i Raisins lb .....1O1l5
Bananas doz ..25G40l Strawberries.
Chestnuts 15d2Oi per basket -. .20Q25
Cocoanuts. each.-s110i Tangerines doz- 1920
Dried Figs Ib.. 6G10 Walnuts. per ID 1920
Grape Fruit. dz-75cas1
VEGETABLES
Asparagus. Ib. -. ea1O Mushrooms. Ib.. .sOa60
Artichokes. doz .30975 Onions. per Ib...-9 5
Beets dozen 100 Okra. dried ID 700
Beans white ID. So Potatoes old. lb.2621z
Colored per ID. So Do new. h. -S1zq
Dried Lima. lb-.-4 q Parsnips. per dz. 1920
Cabbage, each. :. 5710l Radishes dz bch- 1920
Celery head 5Q10l Rhubarb. ID ...- 81
Cress dz bunch. 80 Sage. dz bnches 259-
Cucumhers. each. 1920 string Beans. 1b.-925
Garlic .15020l Summer Squash,
Green Peppers. .Ib. .25q3Ol per ID. .121s915
Dried Peppers. .1c72Oi Spinach, per lb.--Q
Egg Plant, h.. $40 Thyme dz bnchs 25d30
Green Peas. lb.. 3G 5ITurnips. per doz--915
Lettuce, per doz. .15Q30l Tomatoes lb .1215620
Leeks. dz bunch. 1920
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EASTERN MARKETS.
Nee York Money Market.

NEW YORK April 10 = Close = - Money on on
call. lh4li5 per cent; closing plo' - PEI
cent. offered al ! = per cent. -
Time loans. easy and ouh' sixty ana ninety
6avs 2ss03 per cent; six months, S1s95A per
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.2ssoW

Iotai sales -ZSesOuD
UNITED RAILROADS OF SAN FRANCISCO.
NEW YORK. April 10. = No bond trans
actions to-day.
AMERICAN CAN COMPANY.
Comnon-Bid, 4; asked AS. Preferred-Bid
35jk asked 3534.
NEW YORK BONDS
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Receipts of Produce.
FOR FRIDAY. APRIL Is.
STOCK MARKET.

There was rather doing on the Stock
and Bond Exchange. especially the morn
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY. April 15-2 D. m
UNITED STATES BONDS.
Bid Ask Bid. Ask.
As or coup. .1OT z los a As or cp new. 133 133b
As or reg .1OT$t 1854 IS or reg. 1868 107h a
.rrcCr-rT .NE-0T-S PONcnS
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Ne7O York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, April 15.-The cotton marke
closed steady, unchanged to l point higher.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.

Silver continues to decline and yesterday fell
off &c Exchange rates remained unchanged.
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London Closing Stocks.

Bar silver. uncertain. "a 7-1ed per ounce
Money, 3e14 per cent.
The rate OF discount in the open market for
short bills is 21bn2h per cent, and for three
months bills is 9-16d2% per cent
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Asparagus. 10. otqlU
Artichokes, doz. .30q75
Beets, dozen 100
Beans. white. h. So
Colored. per 10. So
Dried Lima, lb- q 8
Cabbage, each. .. 5G10
Celery. head -. 5910
Cress. dz bunch. 15G-
Cucumbers. each. 1920
Garlic ..........15020
Green Peppers. H. 25n3o
Dried Peppers. -1cG20
Egg Plant, lb. .-G40
Green Peas, lb. 31 3
Lettuce, per doz. 1890
Leeks. dz bunch. 1920
r-TGTr
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Mushrooms. ID. .SOqbO
Onions. per BE 5
Okra. dried. ID. 200
Potatoes old, 10. 2621z
Do new. h. -.--3 lz4 4
Parsnips. per dz.15Q20
Radishes dz bch-15d20
Rhubarb. ID -. 80 5
Sage dz bnches. .259-
String Beans. lb.-625
Summer Squash,
per ID. .-.....1215615
Spinach, per Do s
Thyme dz bnchs. .25d30
Turnips. per doz--015
Tomatoes. ID ..1215G20
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Totals. L. s.. 81. .975. $50. 402
Outside n. Y S26. 196. $40
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MURPHY HAS NOT
GIVEN UP HOPE
Thinks There is Fighting
Chance Of Preventing
New York Instructions

Special to Daily Leadee
Atlantic City, April i2.--ElEot Dan.
forth. David b. Hlrs political lieuten-
amt and Charles F. Murphy, aeader of
Tammany hall. met Saturday, but Dan
forth bore no olive branch from Mr.
Hin.
Mr Murphy made u apparent IN
conversation that he still has hopes
that the state convention may be car
ried by the anti-Parker men A week
ago the Tammsny leader conceded that
Mr.. Hill had things his own way Just
what has caused him TO change his
views he did not explain, but he made
It clear enough that he thinks there is
now a fighting chance to prevent in
structions.
Mr. Danforth. however. does not be-
lleve that there will be any difficulty
in putting a resolution through the
convention instruc ing the delegation
for Judge Parker and adopting the
unit rule
In discussing this, he made an in
teresting suggestion to the effect ina
IN. the event of peace being proclaim
ed between the Murphy and Hill fac
titns. Mayor Mcclellan may be nom
mated for governor
Mr.. Murphy was asked subsequen'- Z
ly if Mayor Mcclellan would accept
a nomination for governor
Those who saw the mayor" he
replied, must be convinced by this
time that he speaks for himself
don't think we should begin to discuss
candidates for governor until we get
the presidential question out OF the
way That Is not settled yet"
Reminded that just a week ago he
said there was no question but that
Senator Hill would be in absolute con
trol Of the state convention, Mr. Muir
ply remarked;
We'll, grea. many things can hap
pen in a week.
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PUTTING UP LlsERALLv.
Base Ball Committee Receiving GEN
erous Contributions From
Merchants and Citizens.

The committee appoin ed TO collect
money for the purpose Of fitting up the
ball grounds ana furnishing the team
with suits and other necessary ma
terlal. is meeting with success. Half
ofthe money is raised. and The merch.
ants of the town are to be compliment
ed on the ready manner in which they
contribute. But very few have turn
ed the committee dtwn and they all
welcome the idea of hav ng soma
place to 60 and fmething 10 see
here this summer. The question,
"Will We zee COOL games and viii we
get a run for our money! is answered
by the settlement that We have the
material and il naturally follows thai
they wih put up the game The men
are arriving de ly and the season win
be opened en- a short time.
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CROSS WIZ RUN,
Will Ask a denomination at Hands Of
the Oklahoma Democracy.

Col. VIM. Cross spent the major por.
ton Of the past week in the city, hav-
ing come In OF the road for a few
days to help the local Democracy in
the city campaign The genial colonel
has been travelling over the western
part Of the territory again In the in
teres, ce his house and incidentally
talking politics with the boys
Asked If he would be a candidate
for the Democratic nomination again
this year, Col. Cross sad: Yes. l
am a candidate for the nomination
again this year, and in the light of the
result Of my election contest, feel that
I am entitled to II. have been over
much Of Oklahoma during the past
few weeks. aud everywhere ] go | find
scores of loyal friends who desire
thai make the race again.
Il made the race two years ago
when the case looked much less hope
full than IL does at the present time
and was honestly and fairly elected,
but subsequen ly counted out. In re-
sponss to a general Democratic de
mand contested the election Of Nj
Mcclure, and while | failed Of win
ming. II was not because was not
abundantly armed with justice and
preceden-. II the Democrats had
been in control OF congress. would
have been seated because was fairly
elected.
Now feel that ] am entitled to
the nomination. AS | said before, !
was elected but counted ouf but II the
Democracy OF Oklahoma viii give ne
the nomination again, will make my
majority SO large that there win be
no chance for a count out ] feel that
I am entitled TO the nomination, both
as vindlcstion Of ny contention that
was honestly and fairly elected i've
years ago. ana because I am befter
acquainted with conditions and know
how 10 set about II to win more than
any other candidate.
Il believe my own county will en-
dorse my candidacy by sending O. dele
garou TO the nom.na,ine convention
which wilTwork 20 secure my nom.na.
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- "a - n - E9. 4 a.
ssars ID, The Elrd Yll Raw kHaIs Bongt
''ss'"' # M~THZAIZ1<
aENEFITs suLpAuR spRlNes.
The Government to Preserve Indian
Territory Resort.

Washington, D. c., April l2-After
a bitter night in the Indian bin confer
ence committee. an appropriation is
now in the measure which means the
expenditure Of from s4Oe. 900 to / NIL
lion dollara in Sulphur Springs, I. T.
secre airy Hitchcock believes that the
money VIII be used 10 good purpose;
that these springs at time not far
distant VIII becrrne as famous as Hot
Springs. in Arkansas.
Already Sulphur Springs hiss be-
come a resor; 20 which many Texans
make annual visits for heal h and
rest The waters are net OF the same
mineral qualities as those al Hos
Springs bnt are esteemed by the med.
lcal profession 10 possess special in
vigora ing qualities wh,ah rate them
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high among the various curative
springs Of the United States AS IS
the case Of all the now famous Amer.
lean resorts. The attractions Of Sulphur
Springs were frs. discovered by the
Indians II was a center 10 which. be-
fore the white mans snvasion, mem
bers of all Of the various tribes of ihe
territory went With the coming or
he white settler, the springs became
better known until the attention Of the
interior department was called to
them.
The government has spent more
than 100000 to insure the preserva,
tisn Of the waters from polluuion. A
reservation Of 630 acres was set aside,
and its value paid to the Indians. At
,hat time improvements had been
made upon the desired ground. To
obtain them the federal authorities
were compelled to pay the flll asses
sed value Of all buildings This
amounted, according to the figures
supplied at the interior department,
to more than $4,000.
The springs are In valley, and
the draf mage from the surrounding
slopes, at times. flows into them. The
first reservation secured by the gov
ernment did not include the whole Of
that part Of the watershed which ad
joins the springs. Hotels, stores and
small frame homes, comprising part Of
the town Of Sulphur Springs. we're
conducted adjacent tc the springs and
were so placed that. in the estimation
of Secretary Hitchcock. the sewage
threatened to pollu'e the waters. At
this session of congress. a provision
IN the Indian bill has been urged in.
sisiently which calls for the purchase
Of an additional 13O acres and for the
removal Of the buildings in question.
The department believes that the val
ne of the latter will not amount to
more than 100000. although Repre-.
sen 'ative stephens of Texas. who fol
lows Indian matters closely. declares
that the sum will reach at least mil
lion dollars. Admittedly, opportunity
exists for grating" on the part CT the
private owners by extorting more than
their property is worth. The secretary
CT the interior declares, however, that
the reservation Of the springs TO fu-
ture generations is chiefly to be con-
sidered.
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RaIIard,s Horeheund sxrup.

cough, oppressed. rafting, rasping and
difTicult breathing Henry c. S earns,
Druggist, Shullsburg, Wis. writes
May 20, 1901: q have been selling
Billiards. Horehound syrup for two
years, and have never had prepara-
ton that has given better satisfac-
tioD- / notice that when I sell bot
tie they come back fer more. / can
recommend IT," 25c, soc, 81.
Sold by F. B. Lille & Co.
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Good for Children.

The pleasant to take and harmless
One Minute Cough Cure gives immed-
late relief in all cases of Cough,
Group and LaGrippe because it does
not pass immedia ely into the stom-
ach, but takes effect right at the seat
of the trouble. It draws out the in
aamma' ion, heals and soothes and
cures permanently by enabling the
lungs to contribute pure life giving
and life sustaining oxygen to the
blood and tissues. One Minute Cough
Cure Is pleasant to take and it is good
alike for young, and old. Sold by J. n.
Wallace.