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mako my adlsur this evening to a
pfineoAA"
She looked me In the cyca "Tha,
would be much better. aimee II will
ave You vast amount u trouble.
monsieur
IHwore kavaRaly under my hruath.
but managed TO SCI out presently
4 seem 10 have digpleaSed you,
nAasmusseliaf"
sha gave a pretty ahrug Of con.
/ tempt.
10 not let that trouble you,
monsieur"
How have diaplsaAcd you.
ClAFtssaf' I demanded impatieutiy.
1t f. nothing she answered.
and turned her back upon mo.
fell upon tho bod thoroughly on.
ragged We'll. n she Ikea" I said
70 myself. Il have done nothing "a
hurt her. She can 60 10 the devil.
and closed my eyes. breathing
hard II vas then n miracle hap.
pened. In a flash Ciarisso was
beading over me. all charming care
and sweet solicitation.
Does Il hurt very much. Caryi9'
she asked. and her voice was ten
derness itself
I WA not fool enough 90 miss my
chance. "Awfully.~ I groaned.
All. bon Dieui and I can DO moth
ing" She stopped down. this quaint
creature Of tricks and moods. and
kissed the bandagca I bad much
ado 20 prevent myself from claHping
her TO me. but ] knew better than
that.
"oh. DON'T" gasped. "the ieas,
touch pains IT.
She drew back with white face.
What a brute | am" she cried.
I confess that instead OF feeling
ashamed. as no doubt should. her
emotion gave me exquisite delight.
| turned up the whites OF my eyes
and muttered reproachfully. what
does II matter to your You don't
care for me. you love tho PRIMER
1t Is not truel" she cried Ia O
storm.
You said So" declared.
What IL ! did, you know Il was
not 90"
You said So" repeated
You know love you, Caryl. /"
she muttered. tears in her eyes. 1T
Is you who do not love mo"
Prove that" I cried.
you said ! was a trouble 10 you"
But why. you little vixenY"
and ohi"-she was fairly whim-
poring now-'you went out and
fought. duel this morning and you
might have been killed. and I was
with you last night and you said
nothing about Il. ool ool ooi"
sat up suddenly and took her In
my arms.
'Se here. you scamp" ! mutter-
ed. Il was safe enough. Those are
mans affairs. In any case could
have told you nothing"
But she broke away. you could
have told me nothingi" she cried.
her big eyes staring at mo, ahl so
reproachfully.
Presently we had effected a truce.
but not before | had promised al
ways 10 tell her Immediately I had
at any future time a quarrel on my
hands.
She then admitted that the prince
was an unsightly nobody who could
by no means be compared with me
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aud figure"
Why pretty" she demanded.
had mg own oelni0n on the auh-
leci. but ! put her of. sshs must
Do pretty" urged. She may have
70 saks your place for = while. !"
She piled ma with questions. but
once her promise obtained I laugh
"a them aside Then obtained M
daFllng'R measurements
The matter Was Just eoAapiatad
when the prince WIS announced.
Flo came in, an object % pegfec-
ton from head 70 foot. immaculate.
fanliiras. and bis how vas dsaaffsay
Itself. III
Il trust I 10 not come too soon. .
he murmured gently. "bat Ia that
case you must forgive me. Il vas
hard 20 keep awRyts
Ciarisse blnshed With pleasure A.
the compliment on. CiaFissei |
plunged az once Into hasinsaa.
Il dRreaay your hiEhneaa has
heard that tonight the emperor soia
out for Boulogns."
lie bowed.
The emperor" I proceeded. has
commanded me 70 accompany him.
fact At which my poor little sister
r. desoiaia. for shs has vowed that
no one but myself shall give her to
her husband"
The prince smiled. THAT Is very
sad" he observed.
The only way out OF the diff
Guilty" I pursued. would be for
mademolselle and yourself u make
the Journey with Us 20 RunloKne.
The emperor has already expressed
his consent to such an arrange
ment--"
"Oh. mon Dleul what "a thia1s
suddenly cried out Clariase.
Taking advantage Of my preoceu-
patton. mademoisolio had been
making a grand tour Of M apart
ment She had found my doublel
lying N a cupboard. and curiosity
had induced her TO investigate to
extremes, with the result that she
now dangied my doublet I'm one
hand. in the other De sevrlngon's
purse and ivory skull. She locke
80 very eomical standing so. an ex-
preston Of utmost horror ON her
pretty face. that the prince and |
burst out laughing.
Presently. however. I recovered
and affected an air OF great stern
ness. What. mademolaellel you
have been searching my pockets9
At least you might walt until you
can practice on your own hus-
bandi"
She made an enhancing little
grimace. My husband might OBJ
ject. she pouted.
'Eh. prince. what do you say7" I
asked. VIII you allow your wife
such a llberty7"
lie made a low reverence and an
swered lmpressiyely. Whatever my
wife would care to do would OF
necessity enchant me"
but you. my brother. . cried
Clarlase. with a wicked glance at
me. would you not permit your
wife such n prlvIlege7h
when ! marry I replied loftily,
II shall know how TO protect my
belongings. even from my wife"
Indeed, we shall aeel" retnrled
the girl with a defiant shruR. then
rippled with laughter at the play OF
words. until her eyes fell ON the
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aLnII agaln and ehe ahuddered.

skull again and she uhuddered.
Bring Il 20 me-" ! commanded
She advanced. the little actress,
with the afr OF a child who Is Ia dis
grace. PLEASE. monaoiRnour. what
II Il fort" she asked demuroly. |
took Il aud pressed IA spring 80 that
It opened, showing the paste within.
oh. what a lovely odorl what
Is Il epameticT cried ClarlaGo.
A hweetmeat." ! shrugged.
She Hnaiehed IL from my hand
and retreated quickly from the bed
IF you are very good ! shall give
you aome." she cried. dancing about
sTth the spirit of a baby Would
you not desire some monsieur" 90
the prince
Anything. mRdemolsella. from
your hands" murmured tho prince.
whom could see was fast APP
preaching a maudlin state OF rapt
alteration.
Then down upon your knees. sir.
So"
The prince fell on one knee with
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PARAsoLs 20 MArcH rRooks.

ers OF ribbons or chiffon. whleh vrB
match her dress and give he an.
sol tho appearance Of being So.
tally designed for every gown =.
wears.
Hand painting is appearing uDn
many Of the dressy parasols ~
upon others IL found hand embrols.
cry In dainty color1. Tucks frns
ruf1eB and stirring appear usos
some Of the fanciest chlffon ~
point d'eapfit sunshades, vklls sys.
let embroidery Ornaments rnany Z
the linen covers
ParaBols which are hand pssusx
or embroidered are plain about Il,
points. but parasols which are esY.
cred with lace or chiffon have nj.
fles or lace or chiffon about ,As
edges.
The handles are for the mos. psr
wood. Anattractiye handle IN sAia
wood IS the swans heA1- Ano.Aa
which Is unique has a tiny mlrrw
set into tho knot Of wood, xhirl
serves az a handle Other hanfla
are o. glass. Jade. bone and iForr
Few metal handles are TO be found
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HOW PAPA CHOOSES
HIS SON-IN-LAW

he wants his daughter 10 m...
man his own friends viii n,rr :
look A. FNA v
Unless be- is tho exception n. -.
want All the Hon-ln.law n ~ w
knows, and all that he can =
show 10 bio voice. hia stsp :
every action. He car| az ~
thing on trust no matter via,
wifoH fnther had 10 take IN 49,, aa
But The girl herself seea flaw. 9
her fathers Judgment q
What good does q DO her IA r..
husband who spends bis linz y
dressing a clhmOroua multl,na.
when he comes home he has
word Of tenderness Tor her,
What Will ~ AID 10 her haps,s..
that her fathers friends Admire \.
husband who scatt6m his go.
upon tho passers-by and save N.
frOwna Tor bert 1''
What does the daughter ear,h.-
much the world thinks he 49,,
when she knows that hs 49,.
knows when she Is distressed -.
or nv "~A
When the fathers have "a H..
With these impressive aons.ln-l,,
then Il will DO time FOR ITEM =
choose them.
The woman who marries her Ia
er merely because he has the wa,ls
nj hts feet, n likely TO lead A lossi.
life. Too much world Leaves INT.
time or attention Tor a wlta
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out an lnstnnta hesitation Cinrlnne
took some Of the paste out With her
dainty finger. and. 10 my rage. Al.
lowed the prinee 20 foadie her hand
5hnd actually llcktho stuff or. Tho
deliberate coquetry Of the proeeedt
ing set me raging.
IN IA your turn now" said fAe
Fin 90 me, approaching the beS -
she spoke. but 1sing my face abe
uttered a cry. Your arm IL hurt
Ing. dehrf"
mo" ! mutterod," ~ least not
much. When you took the skull II
hurt n little"
She threw away the skull 9Th
gesture Of ioathing and came 10 me.
trembling all over Forgive me,
dear monsieur. dear brother" she
muiterod, aud hor eyea we're
dlmmcd with two big tears,
II was hard 30 refrain from doing
30 la such a mood. But I took the
opportunity afforded BY her peni.
tonco 90 get 10 business again. and
In very few moments had gained
tho princes consent to the arrange.
ment that HIS marriage with my
sister should take place At Boul-
ogne
when o0nco alone again ! pro-
pounded 10 myself this serious
proposition what In to- be done
with the prlncef
The solution was. however. diff.
cult 20 arrive at. I could not fight
him. / could not assaAalnate him. |
dialiksd 10 hurt him. And ye! II !
wished 20 got ClArisss from France
twas absolutely necessary that
something should happen 10 her
husband elect during the journey 10
B0ulogne.
ITO be Continued
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"A Sword MIisIaid'
BY R.

In fact. aho loathod. de4iaed and
hated him. This coufuahian was
very delightful but took lIsaim
gruuo sails. for | am sure that no
moro desperate a fllrt or eoduet
ever existed than my little sweet.
heart
Afterwards ! made her partially
aware 20 how matters stood. and Of
my plans and hopes Tor our uitis
mate escape
One thing I urged on her. how
ever. "Yun must Immediately en-
gage a maid to accompany you to
boulogne. pretty maid and one
nearly A. possible your own height
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EDITORIALS BY STAR READERS :
444A444 44444444444

Editor Seattle Star:
II is natural for mortals 10 deny
their sayiOrs. Nan Patterson says
Il go forth into the world again. q
better. stronger, larger woman,
mentally and morally. than I have
ever been or probably ever would
have been had not had this har-
rowing experience" Then ahe
stralghtway condemns the one
vital part Of the experience.
But Mans regeneration IL not yet
complete. She goes back again 10
the old frivolous lifo nj $1,000 per
week. while the teachers OF boys
and girls get $3.50 per annum and
even less than that Shamel She
next ought 10 fall IN love Eve
ought 10 rise IA love. and we always
do. Nan has, without knowing I'D
with = regular Bill Sykes, as ono
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other Nancy did. who will kick and
beat a little sense into her silly.
weak body.
Yet It II more likely Il viii be
some large souled iovahie man.
who will be led sorry chase for a
large part OF his life unsllgaome
sweet, sympathetic soul will take
notice Of his worth and sorrow and
Will rice IN love with him, then Nan
can complete her killing career by
Strengthening the lovely and loving
creature who really wants to serve
her lord and master. as real love
always does.
Lots get a clear distinction be-
tween the love that kills and tho
love that slaves. the love thai en-
slaves aud the love that frees a
soul, and the world will be all right.
= II. W. 81.
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In that case permit me to offer
my congratulations. remarked a.
euttinEly Rs possible Il am very
glad that you have been able 20
change SO quickly. for thereby, /
am saved a vast amount OF trouble :"
what do you mean. monaieurf
Merely that az ! leave Paris Tor
Boulosne tonight with the emperor
/ had arranged FOR your marriage 60
be postponed aud Tor yourself and
tho prince 10 accompany ua A.
matters are now. however. the mar
Rage need not be- delayed. aud ! can
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-27

More than NIFTY distinctively new
styles and shades IN mems hats re-
ceivsd this week csll and see ON.
y " Brooks q Co, isai ana Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-27

Opinion IA. that our prices on But =
ter ana Eggs are always Lowest.
Fancy Iowa Cry. $50 10. Strictly
freah Ranch Eggs Dos. csc. Pure
Lard. any size pals. Toe lbs. AT Cow
Butter store. lat and rfks. 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-27
FLAo THE TRAIN

When your train Il Tying for the
open switch. and the Danger signals
OF Hleepiesrness. headache, Irritable
ny, and general nervousness are
flashed before sou. flaR your engine
before disaster. by taking DR.. Miles
Nervtns. Al druggists. Afonay back
II first bottle fails 10 benefit.
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HoW,s TAIsf

We offer one Hundred n4sr
Reward for any case OF CaauH
that cannot be cured By Hairs "a
tarrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY & CO. Toleta o
We. the undersigned. have knpss
+. ]. Cheney for the last u yt.ls
and believe him perfectly hono,..s
IN all business transactions ana =
nanciaily able % carry out any W
legations. made by HIS firm. -,
WALrING. kINNAN & MAEfa,n~
wholesale Druggists Io,sae y
Halls Catarrh Cure r tAkeh y.
ternniiy, acting directly upon "
blood ana mucous surface 81 'n'
system. Testimonials sent
price. 7so per bottle. Sold bI "
druggists.
Take Halls Family pills for con-
stipatinn.
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"a STAR DUST va

that you have been betting on
horse races"
And you are sorry 70 hear that -
asked tho cashier.
\ am. What have you got 10 say
about TT"
I'm sorry you heard II. too"
vcanyius 10 smoking agAin--but
not cigarets.
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CHANCE OF TRAIn rlmE

on the Northern Pacific. oommene-
Ing June tth. watch for many
changes and additional trains zee
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EY'ry body fer bis
own kind o. fun.
some feliers keep a
garden an others
walk aeroast tn con
tiucnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-27

philadeiphia'H eounciifncn were
Kissed when they passed the gas
grab bill You can soc how thor
ouKhly the Philadeiphians were
aroused.
Wee President Fairbanks will
make a Fourth of July speech for
an Indiana town. And only a few
months ago tho people 81 this
country thought the vice presidency
wa an office that carried little
honor With IL
a.s..r... a--a...aa I...-ar Il-r....
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PUTTING IT UP TO THE BEST
rFTFxEN1

II you are in doubt az 20
whether OF no yUa ought 70 sub
scribe To the Monticello News. go
to the most respected. most highly
intelligent. fairest minded man you
know IN your precinct. and ask him
about Il. II he says you ought not
to take your paper home. don't you
do it--Monticallo. Fla. News
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-27

The spanish senate has hinted 20
Kluk Alfonso that he set married,
The King took the suggestion good
uatnfefiy instead Of referring tho
senate % the case % Johann Hoch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-27

I'm uorry for Miss Hntterton"
For herf whyf thought she
wna 30 happily married"
I'm afraid not. Her husbands
father was once a chef In a big
hotel and just know he'll be tell
ing her all the time that she cant
make thingA like father used TO
mako
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-27

Fur president OF the Equitable
Life. Pat Grove.
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SAAt $500 SsssSs 1890 = stsF rfSbS
TAE STARS PLATFORM.
ne bestne first
the new that's fft 20 pri nt
nssss~ without fear or taNer.
in official and prlvats lite
81 ownership Of pub lie utilities
utable business enterprises
a eroase IN AT pubic ssrSee HsaeHseA
An up- 20 pubiie aehoe system
Eaua hts Tor at special privileges fer
Rigid endorsement o. lost md repeal Of unjust Laws
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MAKING A CANVASS.

President Roosevelt Intends TO
make his recent hunt the subject Of
a book. All right. Theodore. all
right Just SO you don't dramatize
IL.
Young man." said the president
Uf the bank. Il am sorry TO hear
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A WORD FROM JOSH WISE
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no be contlnueil
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-26
FINANCIER REVIEWS
BANK STATEMENT

NEW YORK. March 25.-The Finan-
cier this week says:
Last weeks official statement of the
New York Associated Banks was more
favorable than 1t was i'm the previous
week, chiefly because of the large liqui-
dation in loans and the consequent re-
duction in deposits. the latter reulting in
a decrease in the reserve requirements by
an amount S1.325, $50 greater than the
loss OF cash. this sum representing the
gain IN surplus reserve. A contraction in
loans was expected. not only because of
me low surplus shown in the statement
OF March IS, but for the reason that
there was extensive liquidation in the
STOCK market last week, which would
naturally affect this item, and there was
also an absence of syndicate borrowings;
reduction in loans of S17.976. zoo max
ing S23,2lS.6OO for the fortnight was
OF S4.6lS,9O0 was greater by S747, 800
than that indicated by the estimates
whlch We're based upon the traceabe
movements of money during the week
but this discrepancy was doubtless due
to the average system of the banks
Still II would seem that a greater Off
cal loss should have been shown, con-
siderlng the fact that the average trace
able loss for the fortnight was $500. 600.
while the average cash decrease shown
by the banks was $6,00O.O 900. Deposits
were decreased $23.776, 200, which amount
was 81, ,lSO.6OO greater than the sum OF
the contraction in loans plus the loss of
caSn, therefore the statement failed to
show a good proof. This. however may
have been due to the weeks decrease in
public deposits. which was 81 400.
The reserve requirement of 25 per cent
cash to general deposits was reduced
S5.944.O5O. deducting from which. the loss
of cash left 1.325. $50 as the Increase in
the surplus to S6.479.325. Computed upon
the basis of deposits. less those of Sic
999,S00 public funds. the surplus is s1O.-
729.275. "
The daily average of clearings for the
week was $780,, 200. 900. against S344 OOO
OOO in the previous week, the decrea Sc
largely affecting stock liquidation:
clearings on Saturday reporting Friday's
business We're S629. $50. .694 While the
statement was in many respects encour-
aging. II did not seem to give anv as
surance of ease in money. for this can
not be expected so long as the demand
from the interior for crop planting and
business purposes continues urgent. a
further drain of cash would seem to make
less additional construction in loans in
order TO maintain reasonable amount of
surplus reserve for the season Com
parsons OF changes in loans by indfvid-
ual banks show that nine institutions
contracted this item by SIS, 200. 600 net.
and one Of these reported a reduction of
SlO.3S3, OGO. Six banks lost $500. 600 cash.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-26
Church Notes

On Sunday evening at 1880 the Rev. C..
Edgar -Haupt. vicar Of st. Marks Pro-
cathedral. Minneapolis, will preach at the
Chursh of the Messiah. Fuller street near
Kent Mr.. Haupt organized the work
some hfteen years ago and was the first
rector of the parish. The Sunday even
ing service will be a special Lenten mu-
sical. Miss Caroline Il. Monk. the con-
tralto soloist. will sing But the Lord Is
Mindful II His own" from Mendelssohn's
oratorio. Saint Paul. and Hold Thou
My Hand" by c. ID. Briggs. The vested
choir of the parish will render Sir Arthur
Sullivan's "Hearken Unto Me, My Peo-
ple.''
The woman's interdenominational prayer
meeting will be held in the Central Pres
byterian church parlorS. Cedar and EX-
change streets. Thursday afternoon at
2:SO. Mrs. u. M. Van Dnzee of the First
Baptist church will conduct the service;
subject, THE Children in the Home" :"
Master Fred Olsen and Philip Fulton of
the Central Presbyterian choir will sing
duet entitled "One Day Nearer Home" !"
All women invited.
birth of James Martineau, the great Eng
lish Unitarian writer and thinker. a lee
ture will be given under the auspices of
Unity church in the hall of the Loomis
school, Holly avenue. near Dale street. on
Friday evening. April I, by Rev. A. w.
American biOgrapher Of Martineau. DR..
Jackson Is ripe scholar and an able writ
er on literary and philosophical topics.
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day
Saints will hold an important conference
today at Central hall. Sixth and Seventh
1880 p. m; many interesting subjects will
be presented from biblical standpoint;
special music will be rendered; everybody
'uvited 10 attend.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-26
BALFOUR WRITES ON
HOME RULE MATTER
Special Foreign Service

special Foreign Service
GLASGOW, March 25.-The prime
minister has addressed the following
letter to Mr.. f. T. Salvesen, K. c.,
the solicitor general for Scotland:
Dear Solicitor General: l am very
glad to hear that you are making good
progress with your campaign in Butte
shire. With the success of the cause
for which YOU fight are closely bound
up the future of the empire and Of
the united kingdom.
THE changes in the fiscal policy
which l recommend touch both. But,
important as are the issues thus raised,
we must not let them obscure the
fundamental principles of the unionist
party. IL l rightly read the signs of
the times. the policy of home rule only
awaits the advent of a radical party to
power again to become active, militant
and perilous.. 1t has never been dis
avowed by the British radicals; it is
earnestly held by the majority of them;
it has been consistently. and quite re-
Gently, advocated by their leaders: il
will be pressed for by their Irish aliens,
on whose support they must be largely
dependent.
1T WILL therefore, rest with the un-
ionist party in the future as it has in
the past, to defend the constitution of
this country; and / am confident that
the electors of ButeShire will realize
the Importance of the impending con-
fiict. Believe me. very sincerely,
Arthur James Balfour."
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-26

No. l large. 81 90: No. ! medium. Sc 90;
No. small 81 so; brown. No. / large.
$l4 81 oS! CO., No 1 medium me $40 50; No: small
medium, 81 90; No ! small. 81 s5
Badger, No large. 81. %; No. !
medium. $: 90; No l small 75c
Beaver, No. 1 large, 81 so; No. / me-
dium: $3.50: No. / small. $2.5O.
Fisher, No. / large, $3.50; No. me-
dium. Sc 90; No. 1 small. $5 90.
medium, 500; No No. small. snail SIS $50 Co. Gro cross.
No. large. IS; No / medium. sc OO;. No.
l small 81 90; gray. No. l large. 81 90;
No No nedium scn 3, &C. No small 45c; red. ed.
No. small. 81 25; kits. No / large. zoe;
No ms dium, SOC; No. small. S5c.
Otter; Otter dark No large $500; No oo
brown ard pale, No, 1 large, IS; 90; No. 1
medium. Sc. 90; No. l small. -S5. 90.
Mink. Mink, dark. Ia No l large, $50; No. l
and pale, No. i large 81 as: No. me-
RaccSon. No, i large. si 81. 3: s5,2Si Nc. 1 me-
Marten. dark, No. ! large, 500 90; No.
medium. Sl4 90; No. / small. 81. 90:
brown. No l large, 50 0O: No. l medium.
80. 90; No. l small 81 90: pale. No. large.
s. 90; No 1 medium. $50; No. l small,
wolverine, No. / large. 81 90; No. !
medium, So 90; No. l small. S4 90.
Ce1'C4o' Willle, NJ OOCs NO. i
medium, 30c; No small. 15c.
Muskrats. Wisconsin. large winter lac;
small winter and large fall. lie: small fall.
Sc; Minnesota, large winter. lie; small
winter and large fall. &c; small faIl, &c;
kits &c.
Skunk, black, No. large. SITS: No. /
medium, $1.35; No. l small. 81 90; strip
ed, No. large. 81 90; No. / medium. 75c;
No. l small 60c.
Wolf. No. 1 large, 81. so; No. l medium,
81 so; No l small. 81 90.
Above are quotations for prime No.
furs. Nos 2, 3, are unprime and worth
proportionately less.