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i h caused It. or erief. or sick.
uii tniijPi ii was wire
No matter what the cause,
you cannot wish to look old
at thirty.
Gray hair is starved hair.
The hair bulbs have been
deprived cf proper food or
proper nerve force.
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WILHELMINA.
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Increases the circulation In
the scalp, gives more power
to the nerves, supplies miss
ing elements to the hair
bulbs.
Used according to direc
tions, gray hair begins to
show color in a few days.
Soon it has all the softness
and richness of youth and
'the color of early life returns.
Would you like our book
on the Hair? We will gladly
send it to you.
JjL Wrtto usT J
:wi If you do not obtain all the l'
X benefits you expected from I'
1 the Vigor, write the doctor A
ti about it. He may be able to
r suggest something of value ,
'I to you. Address, Dr. J. C
y Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass. y
It is sour milk, not separated milk,
.that hurts iho calves.
TWO FAMOUS RESORTS.
An Outing Hint front "Outlnc."
Fast, safe, superbly equipped and
most carefully governed, one need not
wonder at the great popularity of the
New York Central. No other line af
fords such facilities for through travel
between the East and the West as this
wonderful four-track system. In the
r )ssesslon of Grand Central Station,
- located In the heart of New York City,
and within trifling distances of all
first-class hotels, this railway offers
greater advantages tha-n competing
lines. Spring, summer, autumn and
winter, it has attractions irresistible.
The great Northern Wilderness, the
playground of the State, now beckons
its thousands. As autumn falls, Amer
ica's scenic masterpiece, far-famed
Niagara, w411 claim its annual host of
pilgrims with its majestic power, the
fierce turmoil of the Whirlpool and all
of the picturesque surroundings, the
awesome Cave of the Winds and the
several other minor attractions of the
vicinity. And when winter comes,
then the entire scene transformed to
what seems a fairyland of marvelous
frost dressings, of icy forts and snowy
palaces; of gleaming, crystal prison
barriers vainly striving to- bind the
roaring, foaming plunge of water will
present a spectacle of weird, mys
terious beauty which is not duplicated
In the world. Outing.
"'Wanted In a publishing house, a
well-educated woman; must be over 30
years of age.'
Isn t it mean. I don't seem to fit
in anywhere. Very young girls and
old women are in demand, but a girl
of 23 ii neither young nor old; a druf
in the market!" Wllhelmlaa TJsuuttoa
looked disgusted.
"You would Just fit in there. Will,"
fald her sister, reflectively.
Wilhelmlna went to the mirror and
took the pins from her luxuriant hair.
which was rolled back loosely from her
face and colled on the crown of her
head. She parted the hair down tho
middle and drew it back plain, braiding
it and dressing it low. It was unbe
coming, for her rather severe type of
beauty was rendered stern by the
change.
Sidney Spencer sat in his private of
fice, with a bored look on his face and
a pile of manuscript at his elbow. Out
side in the main office the clerks
nudged each other and tittered, as
young men will when the proprietor
Is out of sight.
"Another antiquated female!" whis
pered John Stanwood to his neighbor,
as a light step on the stair was heard.
A moment later Wllhelraina was
ushered into Spencer's office.
"How old are you?" was the first
query.
"Thirty-one," she said bravely.
"What experience?"
"Ten years In a newspaper office."
This was true, for while a mere child
fhe had assisted her father on the
Daily Bulletin, now among the miss
ing journals. Spencer looked Intently
at the Applicant. She seemed moro
promising than the rest. "Are you sure
your age 13 31? You !cok young, very
yonng.
Wilhelmlna rose to the occasion.
Her assumption of offended dignity
would have deceived a keener man
than Spencer.
"I'm sorry, fir, to have troubled
you; perhaps you require a certificate
or birth. Lnfortunately I have none.
Good afternoon."
"Walt a moment! Pardon me. You
do not understand why I am so par
ticular In regard to ace. There are a
dozen young Idiots in my employ who
waste their time in attentions to a
younger woman. Harmless enough. I'll
admit, but this is not a courting school.
and the work rpnuirps nniiviio,i at.
ention."
"I understand. I was young once
myself," she sighed. There was aa
awkward silence.
"Thirty-one is not very old." siifi
Spencer encouragingly. "It enly seems
old to fellows in the twenties."
"Thirty-one Is a respectable age and
needs no apology," was the tart reply
Ings and crowding them helter-skelter
Into her bag.
"What's your hurry?" Spencer asked
putting a detaining hand on her aunn.
Wrilhelmlna looked up into a face so
full of sympathy and tenderness that
the tears of vexation on her lashes mir
rored the wonderment in her eyes.
"I want you to stay, little girl, be
cause well, because, I can't live with
ui roa." Wilhelmlna concluded to
stay.
COUNTRY WITH ONE SAWMILL.
Character is always writing- its name
Indelibly on the face,
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EDVCATIOSAL.
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;THt UKMRSITY Of NOTRE DAME.
NOTRE DAME, INDIANA.
: Clastlcs. Letters, Economic and History,
JournaUsm, Art, Science. Pharmacy, Law,
Civil, Mechanical and Electrical Enf Ineerinff,
Architecture.
1korezh Preparatory and Commercial
Courses. Ecclesiastical students at special rate.
Woo me Free. Junior or Senior Yes r.Col legate
'Course. Koemt o Utn, moderate charge.
St. Edward's Hall, for bors under 13.
The 56th Year will open September 5th, 1890,
Catalogue Free. Address.
KEV. A. M0RRIS5EY.C. S. C, President.
ST. MARY'S
Notre Dame P. 0., Indiana.
(One mile West of the Unlve rattjr of Notre Dame.)
The Htfth Academic Term will p?n Monday
September 4 I HVQ. All the branches of
A Thorough English and Classical Education,
including cireek. Latin. SnanKh. French and
German are tau. ht by a Faculty of competent
teachers. On comple Inn the full course of
studies students receive the
Regular Collegiate Oegrees of Litt.B. orA.B.
The Conservatory of Musio l. conducted on the
Tf Q of the best Classical Conservatories
J of Kurope.
The Art Department l modelled after the best
Art Schools In Kurop
Preparatory and Minim Iepnrtrnents.-Pupll8
who need primary training, and those of tender
see, are here carefull v prepared for the Academic
Course and Advanced Course.
For catalogue containing full Information, ad
ress. DlhECTRESS OF THE ACADEMY,
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GATHERING UP HER DELOXGLNGS
Her gray eyes snapped and she looked
fierce.
"She'll do," said Spencer to himself.
"There will be no fllrtlncr.M Aloud h
said: "Can you stay this morning and
help me out with this?" indicating a
pile of manuscript.
"I shall be glad to begin at once
was the reply. half dozen times
during the morning Wilhelmlna caught
her employer looking curiously at her;
she wondered if he suspected her de
ceit. At night he said pleasantly: "I
am very well satisfied with what you
have done," so fhe was engaged.
Much as 6he longed to appear her
old pretty self, Wilhelmlna dared not
put aside her dark, unornamented
gown and tightly drawn black hair.
Her desk being in Spencer's office,
and the fact that much of their work
was done Jointly, placed them on a fa
miliar footing, n was agreeable work,
and had she not been acting a Dart.'
Wilhelmlna would have thoroughly en
joyed it. A date In an article one day
led Spencer to tell his age. 28. After
tnia sne telt still more uncomfortable,
saying to Alice: "I wonder how he likes
working with his grandmother?"
One morning when Spencer came In
Wilhelmlna knew something had hap
pened, in tne months they had worked
together she had learned to note every
change In his expressive countenance.
She had also learned to care dearly for
nis good opinion; the lie she had told
him weighed heavily. She found her
self wishing that he knew she was only
23; five years younger than himself.
Would it make a difference?
This morning he locked at her so
Intently that she blushed. Then he
said abruptly: 'What makes women
so secretive In regard to their age?
Are added years a crime? You are the
first one I have met who confesses to
31; you are really younger looking,
and are brave not to lie about it.
Toor Wilhelmlna! Without thinking
of the consequences. ehe said, hurried
ly: "I did lie. I am only 23. I ex
pected to be caught some time, and
I'm foolish enouph to step into the
trap. Shall I leave this morning?"
Spencer rose and closed the door In
to the outer office. p,y this time Wil
helmlna was gathering up her belong-
Yet It Abounds In Valuable and Iteautl
ful Woods.
Uncle Sam's new possessions, Cuba
ana tne Philippines, are destlued to
cut considerable figure In the lumber
trade as soon as American methods of
push and enterprise are adopted, says
me Seattle Post-Intelllgcncer. Cuba
possesses some of the best mahogany
and Spanish cedar in the world, and
the Philippine Islands are covered rvith
mahogany, ebony, camphor wood and
other valuable hardwood foretts. J.
G. Hlnkle, a member of the First regi
ment of Washington volunteers, a
practical furniture maker, recently
wrote to Charles R. Sllgh of Spokane,
from Manila, as follows: "There are
half a dozen hardwoods here that take
a high polish. They are somewhat
lighter than mahogany In appearance.
I know the name of only one, camphor
wood. I think the others do not grow
In other places. The native names
would not enlighten you In regard to
them. Ebony Is also abundant. It is
of mahogany that I wish to speak, and
on this point I beg information. It is
the bull pine, or water elm of this
country, so to speak. The meanest
hovel as well as the plainest partition
work is of mahogany. Notwithstand
ing its abundance, lumber is high here.
The native works almost for a song,
but when it comes to whipsawlne 1,000
feet of boards you can understand why
many people can't stand much of this
song. There is one sawmill In the
islands. The logs are cut up in tho
mountains and hewed out square, then
nosed so that they will plow through
reeds, grass, etc., down the Paslg river.
There are great yards full of them, and
with American machinery and enter
prise this Industry could be made of
aorTdous profit. A word as to tho
quality 'Of the lumber. We are at nres-
nt quartered In an old palace, once the
residence of the archbishop of the
'church. I have been told by some of
the oldest natives that it has been
hero for fifty-eight years. In the main
uoor upstairs all the Loards are two
feet wide and over, none less. They
are laid with screws that have heads
countersunk and covered. There Is
not a single season check or knot In
the floor that I have found. There are
old places In the altar work of the
various churches that have been built
as far back as 1743 that only changes
to the darker color with this weight of
years. I am not posted on the differ
ent qualities of lumber, but my judg
ment leads me to think this is the
best."
James A. Fitzhenry, of Company B,
same regiment, writes a Rallard friend
as follows:
"They tell us that, this is the great
est timber country in the world. There
are four kinds of timber mahogany,
ebony, camphor wood and red wood
There are some fine timber claims that
run right down to the edge of the riv
er. Of all the timber that is used here
there is only one sawmill on the island.
That is run by a Chinaman, and he
only saws the logs into cants, and the
cants are sold, and the man that buys
them has to whlpsaw them and make
his lumber. These cants sell for $100
Uiexican) a thousand. Mahogany log3
grow nearly as large as the fir in the
states. As mahogany is the principal
wood, you can see for yourself how
much money a man could make If he
owned a sawmill here. Defore thi3
trouble with the insurgents got so bad
my captain told me that there were
ten officers of different regiments form
ing a syndicate and were going to send
to the States for backing to start a
sawmill. They say that there will be
a, boom in this country as soon as the
trouble is over. If so, this will be a
good place to make money. A man
can start a small business and hire
native labor for CO cents a day, Mexl
can money; that is, 25 cents in our
money'
WAR NOT ES,
ieiievinjr that the Kansas soldiers
in tne i hUippines have done their full
duty, Rrlg.-Uen. Funston has written
to the governor and other state officers
ana Irlends in Topeka. Ruceestlnrr that
intercession with tho President to have
the Kansas regiment sent home at
once will be appreciated. Gen. Funs
ton is very careful in his communlca
tion to convey the idea that the Kan
sans are not making themselves liable
to tne charge of Insubordination In
this matter by making this request,
yei "c says: "Thev have stuck to
their posts, every man of them, and
are entitled to relief. Now that to
many regular troons are here. I be
lieve the Kansas boys would like to
get norae. Not a man of them has
asked me to take this liberty. I simply
do It because I am sure the men would
appreciate It. They have been at the
front constantly and bear the marks
of the rough campaign."
Filipe Ruencamino. one of the Driests
who recently escaped from the insur
gent camps, in an interview, said:
"Aguinaldo is remorseful. Ills in
fluence is gone and he often sits all
alone and cries over the miserable con
dition into.which he has plunged his
people, ihere is dissentment in his
army and the bands out for plunder
are willing to murder. Thev are as
dangerous to the leader as to the
Americans. Aguinaldo cannot trust
hlsown men, and as truth of this,
when his headquarters were removed
from San Isidore to Cabanaran. his
luffffage was robbed of a lot of valu
able jewelry and clothing. The ban
dits are the men with whom the Amer
cans will have to deal, and in order to
down them It will be necessary to keep
a large army in the field until the
thieves are captured or killed."
The following was received from
Gen. Otis: Two veteran regiments as
sured. Will enlist about 1,000. You
can appoint 11 second lieutenants for
1st and nine for 2d regiments, to re
cruit in the U. S.; all other officers
filled. Reciments stvlcd 1st nnd 21
Philippine United States Veteran in
fantry." Adit. -Gen. Corbin cabled
Jen. Otis that these designations could
not be allowed for the Philippine regi
ments, and in order to save confusion
hey would be called the 30th and 37th
United States Volunteer infantry.
Twenty-two district clubs of the
Cuban national party have held meet-
ngs and decided to oppose even the
emporary withdrawal of Gen. Maximo
omez from the island. A commission
ins been appointed to visit all parts
of Cuba and collect subscriptions to a
una lor building Gomez a home and
furnishing htm with money enough
for the rest of his life. This decision
is universally popular.
On Admiral Dewey's arrival in Wash
he will be presented with the sword
voted him by congress. The prescnta
tion will be made by Secretary Long
In front of the capitol in the presence
of the President and citizens. A pro
gram, which is being arranged, will
be rendered before the presentation is
made.
MECCAS OF WESTERN TOURIST
Colorado, Utah, California and tb
Morth west.
Unsurpassed facilities in the way of
cuperb equipment for first-class travel
if offered by the old reliable Missouri
Pacific Railway, the fast mall route
from St. Liouis to Kansas City and the
West, with choice of two routes to the
famous summer resorts. Exceedingly
low rates, both one -way and round
trip are offered this season. Illustrated
and descriptive pamphlets furnished
free on application to any agent of tho
company, H. C. Townsend, G. P. & T.
Agent, St. Louis, Mo.
Rreed in to fix the type, and out to
strengthen the constitution.
Uo Your Feet Ache and Hum?
Shake into your shoes, Allen's Foot
Ease, a powder for the feet. It makes
tight or New Shoes feel Easy. Cures
Corns, Runlons, Swollen, Hot and
Sweating Feet. At all Druggists and
Shoe Stores, 25c. Sample sent FREE.
Address Allen S. Olmsted, LeRoy, N. V.
The cheapest food is that which srt ves the best
results In the shortest time.
Hall's Catarrh Care
Is taken internally. Trice, 75c.
Cervantes was always poor and conHtantlv
annoyed by hi creditors.
Miss Lockheart's
LETTER TO MRS. PINKHAM.
f'lTS Permanently Cut Ka fits or nervousness atvet
rst day's dm of Dr. Klins's Great Msrta Restorer.
honil for FREK S'J.OO trial bottle and treatUe.
VM. n. U. KLIN K. Ltd.. 931 Arch St.. Philada nhi. Pa.
Julius Caesar had weak digestion and was
subject to epileptic tits.
Mrs. Wlnslow'a Knotlilnsr Rrrnn
For children teethlnf.iioftenti the fi him. reduce inflam
mation, aUays pain, curen wind colic, ti cent a bottle.
Cowper was all his davs over-shadowed hv
the gloom of Insanity.
Educate Your IJoweU!
Your lnwrli can be trained as wrll an vonr niimcl.
or your brain Cam-arei Candy Cathartic train yur
Loweis to do r Ik til. All di ug-g-iitii, loo. &c, &Oc.
Teach animals to understand the words which
you address to them.
My doctor said I would die. but T'iso's Cure
for Consumption cured me. Amos Kchicr
Cherry Valley, 111.. Nov. l. 1M5.
LITTia TO MIS. riKXHAW NO. 7,104
"I cannot express my gratitude
you for tho good that Lydia E. riak,
ham's Vegetable Compound has don
forme. I have taken five Uttlesof
the Compound and two boxes of Liter
Tills and feel better in every respect.
I had suffered for years with dropsyp
the veins in my limbs burst, caused
from the pressure of the water. I haa
the worst kind of kidney trouble, i alni
ing spells, and I could not stand long
at a time.' I also had female weakness
and the doctor said there was a tumor
in my left side. The pains I had to
stand were something dreadful. A.
friend handed me a little book of yourtv
so I got your medicine and it has saved:
my life. I felt better from the first
bottle. The bloating and the tumors
have all gone and I do not suffer any
pain. I am still using the Vegetable
Compound and hope others may find
relief rs I have done from its use.
MlSS N. J. LOCKIIEXBT, BOX 16, ELIZA
BETH, PjL.
Only the women who have cuffered
with fenralc troubles can fully appre
ciate the gratitude of those who have
been restored to health.
- Mrs. Pinkham responds quickly and
withoutcharge to all letters from suffer
ing women. Iler address is Lynn, Mu.
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THE JUDGES OP
CARTER'S INK t
rt tYis lies r a nursi rt If T
any other. Why f Ttin BE3TI A
4 Costs YOU no more than the poorest! X,
Spenser, the poet, suffered the extremes of ,
poverty and neglect.
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by day and night. Brown Teething Cordial. 1
TOURIST
SLEEPERS to
CALIFORNIA
VIA
De Foe had more than one doc of Newgate
and the pillory.
CRITICAL PERIODS
n Woman's Life Are Made Dan
gerous by Pelvic Catarrh.
Mrs. Mathilde Kichter, Doniphan
Neb., fays:
"I suffered from catarrh for many
years, but since I have been taklrg pe-ru-na
I feel strong and well. I would
BASE BALL.
Ilelow we publish the number of pame of
Dan piayea by the Western and National
Leagues, giving tho number of gamei won and
lost, tedder with the p-;rcentae of caci club
to date. Monday, July l(rth:
WKSfEUN LEAGUE STANDING.
(James Per
-lUDS. I'lavod. U'nn. T.rwt rnt
Minneapolis 67 39 2
Indianapolis 65 art 29
Detroit 6(1 31 3J
Columbus 66 31 3
St. Paul 66 3 31
Kansas City 6H 3i 36
Milwaukee. 69 3 37
Huffalo. 67 28 39
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
("James
Clubs. Played.
Hrooklyn 71
Hoston 70
Chicago 67
Philadelphia 68
St Louis 70
Italtimore 67
Cincinnati 69
Pittsburg , 69
New York 69
Louisville 70
Washington 72
Cleveland 68
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.554
.515
.515
.485
.471
.404
.413
Per
You will practice Rood economy Ire
writing
C. S. CRANE, C. P.Sl T. A.r Sr. Louis,
for particulars.
Woa Lost Cent
48
41
41
41
41
38
35
31
30
27
21
11
23
28
26
27
29
29
34
35
39
43
48
56
.676
.629
.812
.603
.586
.567
.507
.493
.435
.386
.333
.176
THE MARKETS.
Mrs. Mathilde Rlchter.
advlee all people to try Pe-ru-na. As I
used Pe-ru-na and Man-a-lln while I
was passing through the change of
life, I am positively convinced your
beneficial remedies have relieved me
irom ail my Ills."
1 e-ru-na nas raisea more women
from beds of sickness and set them to
work again than any other remedv
Pelvic catarrh Is the bane of woman
kind. Pe-ru-na is the bane of catarrh
in all forms and stages. Mrs. Col
Hamilton, Columbus, O., says: "I rec
ommend Pe-ru-na to women, believing
it 10 ue especially Denencial to them."
bend for a free book written hv rir
Hartinan. entitled "Health and Beau.
ty." Address Dr. Hartman, Columbus
Ohio.
"Arkansas
Yalley
Truth"
4 I an illustrated journal describing 4a
4 the 4
Varied Resources of the Arkansas 4
f Valley in eastern Colorado.
T Here are successfully raised, for
J irrigation, great quantitiesof fruits,
irrains and alfalfa.
t CrOpS are Sure and profitable, and
j. climate exceptionally healthful.
J Write for free copy of "Truth,"
also for information about home
seekers' excursion tickets.
T Addrett General ratsenger Office, Jf
X The Atchison, Topka k Santa Fc Rsilwiy, 4
4 CHICAGO. 4-
LONGEST DAYS.
igni on ike pl t renbergen for Three
Months.
The following list shows the dura
tion of the longest day in various
places all over the world: New York
has, so to say, the shortest longest
day, which is about 15 hours long;
wnue in Montreal It is 16. London
and Bremen each bask In a 16& hours
lengtn or day, closely followed by
Hamburg and Dantzig with 30 minutes
more The longest day in Stockholm
lasts 18V6 hours, but both St Peters
burg and Tobolsk, Siberia, go one bet
ter with a day of exactly 19 hours
and their shortest 5 hours. June 2
brings to Tornea, Finland, a summer
day nearly 22 hours long and Chris
mas day 2 hours only. (How un
fortunate are the children of Tornea!)
The foregoing lengthy days, however,
are easily left behind by Wardburg
Norway, which boasts of a day lasting
witnout Dreak rrom May 21 to July 22,
but even this 13 surpassed by Spits
bergen, where mlrablle dictu! the
longest day Is something like three and
a half months.
LIVE STOCK.
New York Cattle
flest Grade... 1 1 9J6 10
Lower grades..? 634 10
Chleaaro
nestKrades....5 15ft 75
Lowergrades.,4 6145 n
Detroit
flest trades.... 4 2.?M 00
Lower prades..2 50(&3 74
HufTalo
HestRrade.... hO 14 9)
Lower grades.. 4 224 3
Clereland
HestRrades....4 f15 00
Lower trades.. 3 75ft! 25
Cincinnati
Heat grades.... s (03,1 3
Lower jrrades.,2 7& 6J
IMttsbarir
ne.stfrrade....5 23 a M
Lower grades..? boat 73
Sheep Lambs Hoes
) 00 17 00 II M)
3 00 6 0J 4 23
5 0) 0 9) 4 00
2 00 5 0) 3 60
5 00 0 50 4 0)
3 50 4 5 ) 3 30
5 01 0 50 4 15
4 60 4 60 3 6)
4 50 0 73 4 03
3 25 6 60 3 23
5 23 0 80 3 83
3 2 0 00 3 33
4 8) 0 50 4 13
4 0) 4 60 3 4)
Remember that cholera morbus,
cholera infantum, summer com
plaint, bilious colic, diarrhoea and
dysentery are each and all catarrh
of the bowels. Catarrh is the only
correct name for these affections.
Pe-ru-na Is an absolute specific for
these ailments, which are so com
mon in summer. Dr. Hartman, in
a practice of over forty years, never
lost a single case of cholera Infan
tum, dysentary, diarrhoea, or chol
era morbus, and his only remedy
was Pe-ru-na. Those desiring fur
ther particulars should send for a
free copy of "Summer Catarrh."
Address Dr. Hartman, Columbus, O.
Epworth League
NATIONAL CONVENTION.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
JULY 20-23, 1890.
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Except that from points within 34
miles the exeumlon fare will be One
ua une-tniru rare for Hound Trip
not to exceed one dollar.
....VIA....
BIG POUR"
T.lcu- w,n ba on ! from all points
ii y 10; ?Ji.SI- Fr?m I0,n, within 7i
Vl S31 j??napoU" n Ju,r 19' X0' ai a
Returning- tickets will be rood to
that If tickets are deposited with Joint.
?JVu . naianapoll not later than Jnly
X4th,anl payment of f ee of SO cents at to
time of deposit, tickets may be extended to.
rata InriUnino I.
SO, 1KWD.
i polls
lnclndlnc A ox; us t.
or full information regarding tickets, rtet
ro,utcs time of trains, call on agsntL
Ulg I our Route," or address the undersigned-
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rt. Trsne tr. !(. Ota. Tm. a TUktt AxU
CINCINNATI. C
W.N.U. DETROIT NO.28 1890
(1KAIN, ETC.
New York
Chicago
'Detroit
Toledo
Cincinnati
Cleveland
rittsbarjr
Buffalo
Wheat.
No. ' red
8 J 230'
7II&72
73375
7J37JH
73373
Corn,
Oats.
No. 2 mix No. 8 white
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33433
33 230
37,137
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37337
32J324
24321',
28328
32232
31&3134
30330
1 t'., ,' ,1Ur- No. 1 timothy. 110 M per ton.
AhiVV-n per lm- Llve Poultry, spring
chickens, 8'4c per lb: fowl. 8-: turke. On?
i- ?inCtfJr KFf tr,ctlr fresh. 13c per doz.
h I uutter. best dairv 1 .- 1 . . . ,n.
1 . j 1 tu, iirauici r,
Microbes on I'nrade.
Twelve thousand microbes, strung In
a line, would make a procession only
one inch In length.
Gen. Leonard Wood, the militarv
ffovernor of the Philippines, who h
jusi reached Santiag-o from the U. S.
unus me yellow ferer situation moro
serious than he had anticipated. Ho
at once had his headquarters removed
10 ouugo, so miles north of th mil.
rn:4 1 1 n rutin 1 . . . . . ..
, uuiu i.uu ieei anore 1 no.
mni level. All the administrative de
partments, except the sanitary and a
iew immune c erk
master's and pommlwnpv ttofTu
also removed to Songo.
Yellow fever rnc In Tul.o T.,1..
S had reached the 10J mark, and 21
deaths arc reported.
AVln th
THE DEEDING IDEAL EWER
Cuts Repair Expenses in Two.
LTrTr?-,. "7 There are many masons why the Ideal is
vRcVAaH I the most economical mower on the market:
mmmmm J01- w time by cuttin more la a
di ree t f rr7m , . l . V v". ' 1 f ! II
nvia w uiin uuvimuiuiiig i m
sates horse flesh by virtue
bicycle bearing, which
draft toa minimum.
C A L tares bay br ffirlnjr
round a clean, cloe shave,
me, power, home flesh a nd
hay represent money. The
IDEAL saves all. The
repair bill for the
- DEERINQ IDEAL
. vJ. MOWER
lii;. v " v it a reTelatlott
have worried throuxh pmI .harvesta with the wronslr-constrneted,
brealina'-down kind. Iho 1DLAL cutt rtpair expenses in two.
DEEniNC HARVESTER CO., Chicago;
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