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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-07

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Train No. 10+ leaves Guyton 3:1o p. M; arrives
Savannah 4:25 p. m
Sleeping cars on all night trains between Sa-
vannah, Augusta, Macon and Atlanta
Train No. g. leaving Savannah at 500 - m
VIII stop regularly at Guyton, but at no other
point to put or passengers between Savannah
Train No will stop on signal az stations bs.
tween Mlllen and Savannah to take on passen-
gers for Savannah
Connections at Savannah with Savannah
Florida -
Tickets for all points and sleeping car berths
on sale at City Office, No. 20 Bull street and
each train. -
ROBERT w. HUNT. E. T. CHARLTON
Ticket Agent Gen. Pass. Agent
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hens. 7loc; toms, Sc; geese. S3.60a4.e0: eoslings.
So y doz; ducks. &c y 10; young chickens, 909i9e
= ID; young turkeys, Sc y ID.
FEATrIERs-Prime geese. 35e y b; mixed duck.
Zoe Y 10.
WooL--Tub-wsshed and picked. $685.; un
22c; unwashed fine, 1702Sc; fleece washed, IL light.
well washed and in good order, 2003cc; hurry and
unmerchant.ble. according to thsir vaine.
PROVISIONS.
JoBBrNa PRIcEs--Smoked meats-Sugar-eured
hams l, 10 to II 10 average, l3+c; 10 ms average,
l3loc; III b 8 average. l3l4c: 20 rs average. l3e;
% fbs average, 12sc; English-cured breakfast bacon,
light or medium, lac; sugar-cured shoulders. 10 to
u TBS average. Zoe; California hams. light or med.
knucklo pieces, lie; dried beef hams. thin pieces. l0c.
Bacon-C Clear sides, medium average, 1A9c; SO ms and
over. average. / I 3sc; clear backs. medium average.
IL Sac: clear bellies medium weight. l1&c.- Dry salt
and Picked Meat Clear sides tunsmoked). lie; clear
backs iunsmoked), lie: clear bellies tunsmoked),
pork Y brl 200 ms. $l7; ham or rump pork, 2 brl
900 lbs. $l6.50; Bologna-Skin, large or small, 1isc;
cloth. large or small. 7c. Lard-Pure winter Leaf.
kettle rendered, in tierces, 114c; In one-half bris,
lie. Refined Lard--In tierces, loci in Sod cans in
10O-fo cases. l0Aa
Uover-Red, choice, so ID bu. $4.5034. rs; En-.
$50; Alsifs.. |Ss.75o7.eo: Alfalfa. choice: $50
$50. 1imorhy-Choice As 10 bH Sl.s5o2.2o:
Blue grass-Faney, IA 70 bu. s0c0$i.0O. Orchard
grass--Extra ekan, Ii ID bu, $3.50 l.5O. Red top
choice, IA 10 bu, 6~0c0$l.0G. English blue grass.
"a ID bu, 81 .2501.50. Acme lawn grass. Il Id bu.
~$l.75a2.25. Seed rye. Csc y bu. Fiaxseed. select
ed, $1.300l.50 per bu. Hemp. 3iso Canary, 4ise:
tsealed bsgs,, 800 per n. Turuip seed. 3o04Oc
per Ii.
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quite freely and lower, unless really a choice
article. Eggs firm and advancing ID their ten
dency. Other markets present no new features.
The Indianapolis Market Reportrin comment
ing on the local market, says: Racsipts Of wheat
posted for past two days 81 cars aeaint % cars
for preceding period. Market is strong and
higher in sympathy with other markets; offer
ings light No. 2 red salable at q a OF; No. 3
red selling at 95 97c, according to quality; re-
jeeted brings from 7s0 s3c for popr; samples of
sound wheat. 81 a 90c; choice selling at 90 96c.
Corn-Recelpts posted for past tEo days SO cars
against 80 cars for preceding per'od. The offer.
ines of corn continued free. Fhe buyers of
white corn are well supplied ana so are weak
bidders Mixed grades are in fair demand. No.
2 white Glow sale at 43643lc; NJ 2 mixed sala.
BILE at 42042ic; choice ear is in demand for local
use at ~ 043c. Oats-Recsipts posted for past
two days Is cars against 8 cars for preceding
period. Market Is firmer with good inquiry from
city jobbers. No. 3 white salabie at 25k a &c; No.
2 mixed salable at 233c: r~ejscted is salable at 2l4
022ac; white. 251274c, according to Quality.
Sound oats find ready sale, but buyers for musty
oats arc hard to find. Bran 10 good demand:
offerings light. Track bids today ruled as fol-
Lows.
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INDIANAPOLIS x
The Volume of Business S,tisfactory-Sugars
Easier.

The Volume of Business neutrality-suspicious.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 2.
There is a good volume Of business in progress
and q healthy tone to the market generally.
Coffees retain their strong tone. while an easier
feeling is shown as regards sugars. The New
York Bulletin says that the market for raw
sugars has dropped into one of those dull spells
where neither buyer nor seller make any progress
in the effort to gain advantage, and the entire
position becomes nominal. The tendency of
to holders. as all hands who carefully looked
over the statistical showing could not help see
ing it's natural strength, with little chance of
breaking it for q while. at least, and with no
arriving parcels of stock to weak importers
that might lead to shaded sales from pier, buy
ers have not succeeded in getting even the
entering wedge Of q small fraction of
allowed, rather than put goods in store.
Refined sugars have had a very quiet week, SO
much so that there was at all times an ample
stock and good assortment, and frequently a
surplus of slightly uncomfortable proportions.
The effect was naturally moro or less depressing
upon values. and buyers did get such small ia
vors as it was possible to allow them, but it was
resolved" early in the week to make no official
reduction in cost. For canned goods there 10 q
good deal of inquiry and prices are steady at
quotations. TIL provision market rules strong
and higher prices are indicated. II is stated that
30 Der cent. less stock Is now held in this market
than at the corresponding period 1887. The
flour market lis active, prices advancing. The
hide market IS active, prices weak at the re-
Gently revised quotations. The proudce markets
are active; peaches scarce and higher. Apples
more plenty and cheaper. Potatoes steady.
Poultry weak at quotations. Butter coming in
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Ysstsrdsy's Quotations on Prodacs at th
Two Geat Commercial Centss.

Ysstsrday's Quotations on Produce at the
Two Geat Commercial Ceutss.
NEW YORK, Oct 2-Flour-Rsceipts, a.
1853 pkes; exports, 3,Ol5 brls, 1868 sacks;
active and stronger; some cases Is 25c better
asked; sales, SO, 500 brls.
wheat--Rsceipts, 81. 900 bu; exports, none.
sales, lo,424,oo0 bu futures, $3.50 bu spot.
Spot market 22a2sc higher; active milling de-
mand. No. 2 red, N07oL.07} elevator. 81. 0s}
afoat, 81. 0sl q L 90 {. o. b.; No 3 red. 81 90; No.
4 red, Gle; ungradsd red, 94e o 81. 16A; No /
white. nominal; No. / red. nominal; No 9 Chi
cage, SLOT No. / hard, S1.25 bid; No.
2 Milwaukee, sl.o6}. Options advanced with
Chicago 2se; less active; closed strong. Sales
included No. 2 red, October. $1.0zi al 07a,
closing 1t OIL. Oh; November, 81 05i 1. O9R, clos
ing st sl.09k; December. 81. 074 oil, closing
atsl IL; January, Sl.084 al 124, closing at 81. l21I;
February. sl.10i a LIZ, closing At sl.l2s;
81. II! el.l4s. closing at sl.l4s; June, 81. l130
L.1i.. closing at 81. IA.
Corn-Rscsipts, 10S. $50 bu; exports, 81. AS bu;
sales, l,o4o. 600 bu futures, l42, 600 hu spot
spot market tribe easier, fairly active; No. 2,
504 a Sic; elevator. 5l05lte ahoas; ungradsd
mixed. 49k site; No. 2 white, 55155ic; op-
tons Ra3c higher and moderately active, closing
steady; October, 500 15l4c, closing At size; No
vember, sit SIC. closing ct 5lis; December.
81 c52c, closing at51ic; January. Ace; May, 4Sic.
Oats-Receipts, &C. 200 bu; exports. none;
sales. 2l5, 1000 bo futures. 161,000 bu spot. Spot
market toto lower; fairly active. Options
23sc lower; moderately active; firm; October.
29l G29se, closing at 29tc; November, 303 a 30sc.
closing AZ 5Otc: December, 3lt 3ltc, closing at
3lic; No. 9 white. 33s 034c; mixed Western, 260
Bite; white Western. 2s043e; No 2 Chicago,
Gle.
Hay steady and quiet.
Hops quiet aud unsettled
Codee-Options opened steady and closed
hrm. Sales. $500 bags, Including: October,
13051 IL 25c; November. l24 20 % II. 60c; Decem-
Der, IL 10 olL. 95c; January, III 500 IL SOC; Feb
rusry. IL IS III. 6oo; March, III. so IL Zoe; April,
u.550ll65c; May, u50oll.8 SOC; June, u.6o0
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Oil.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-Petroleum market opened
steady at 95 1ac. and after a slight advance in the early
trading became weak and declined to 94lsc. A slight
rally then occurred on which the market closed firm
at 344c. Total sales, 1,560,OO0 br!s. Turpentine
higher at Ala
OIL CITY, Pa, Oct. 2.-National Transit certif.
Gates opened at 95 isc; highest, 95l4c; lowest, 94c;
closed, 94osc; sales. 9o5 900 brls; clearances, q.
400. 900 brls; charters, SO. 100 brls; shipments. co..
5S7 brls; runs, "A, 742 brls.
PtTTSBURG, Pa, Oct. Petroleum dull and
heavy. National Transit certificates opened at 954c;
closed at 94l9c; highest. 954c; lowest. 9414c.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Oct. 2.-Turpentine firm
at 3Slac bid.
WILMINGTON, Oct. 2.-Turpentine firm at $50.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 2.-Petroleum steady.
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour. cash,
firm: some holders ask higher rates; No. 2 spring
wheat, 81. 05i L06f: No. 3 spring wheat 81 a 94c;
No. 2 red, 81 LOST a 06f; No. 2 corn, 435c; No. 2
oats. 23sc; No. 2 rye, 54te; No. 2 barley, none;
No. ! faxssed, sl.3Sf; prime timothy-seed.
pound, IIo7}c; short ribs tloose), 9.30c; dry
saltsd shoulders (boxedl s.62i IS. 75c; short
clear sides tboxsdl. rs 90 Soc; whisksy. distill-
ers' finished goods, per ga, 81. 20; sugars. cut
loaf, Sic; Rranulated, tie; standard A 7ic.
On the Produce Exchange. to-day, the butter
market was steady, unchanged; eggs, steady,
unchanged.
R~eceipts-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat, las, 900
bu; corn, 327, 600 bu; oats, $4,000 bu; rye, $780,
600 bu; barley. Is. 600 bu. Shi~pments-Flour. l5,-
900 brs; wheat, %, 600 bu; corn, 12l. 600 be; oats,
I56, 600 bu; rye. 5000 bu; barley, SO. 600 bu-
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Cotton.

NEW YORK, Oct. Cotton easy. Middling
uplands, 10 1O-16c; middling Orleans, 10 9-16c;
sales to-day. 346 bales. Futures closed firm. Octo-
Der, 9.61c; November, 9.63c; December. 9.67c; Jan.
uary. 9.74e; February, 9.S3c; March. 9.92c; April,
Zoe; May. 10000; June, 10. l3c; July, 10. 23c; Au.
gust, 1O.27e.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 2.-Cotton easy. Middiing.
9osc; low ~middling, 3 1-16c; good ordinary, 8 5-16c;
net receipts, lO,69s bales: gross receipts. 1886
bales; exports to Great Britain, 1886 bales; sales.
3.400 bales, stock, 54,345 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2.-Cotton dull and In buyers
favor. Sales, 5000 bales, OF which 900 bales were
for speculation and export, and included 4.5O0 bales
American.
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selling at 36037c; Ohio fine delaines at 34035c and
Michigan fine delaine at 3lc. Territory, Texas and
other unwashed woods are meeting with a good de-
mand at previous prices. California woods sell quite
freely in the range of 1915 for spring. Pulled
woods remain steady. Foreign woods are firm.
NEW YORK, Oct 2.-wool strong and in good
demand; domestic fleece. 2s034c; pulled. 20036c;
Taxas 1Sn10c
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Wool.

BOSTON, Oct. 2@There has been nothing in the
wool situation this week to alter the former condition
of the market. Manufacturers are buying as their
necessities dictate and are paying current quotations.
Ohio and Pennsylvania heeces are held firm at
Soc for X, 31G32c for XXX, and 32033c for Xxx and
above. Michigan X feeces are generally held at Csc.
In medium and No. l woods there have been sales at
33c and 35c, and stocks are small. Combing and de.
laine selections are active ard Sxm; No. i combing
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-03
Metals.

NEW YORK., Oct. 2.-Pig.iron quiet; American,
5000. Copper dull; lake, 17.45c. Lead easier;
less active; domestic, 5.1Oc. Tin. spot firm; straits.
% $500.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. lead strong; dssilverized, re-
fined, nominal at 5000; soft Missouri, 4.95c.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-03

NEW YORK. Oct. 2.-There was . very fair bust.
ness in progress with jobbers. but Of agents the de-
mand was irregular and for indiherent quantities.
There was . good inquiry for heavyweight wooden
coods
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-03

Wholesale and retail at G. F. HUNTINGTON Zoos
successors to Huntington b Hoss, 70 and 80 L. Mar
ket st. Indianapolis. samples and prices on application
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Real Estate Trao.ft,rs.

4nbCIQuc1SQ Ic4 y E0COTQ VI ~ EtOci4o = SAAco
of Marion county, Indiana, for the twsnty.four hours
ending at S p. M. Oct. 2. 1883, as furnished by
Elliott & Butler. abstractsrs Of titles. o %, Etna
Building:
Addison Bybee ct al. to John S. A. Gould,
lot "a in Bybee b Pratts frstWestside
addition. $ooO.OO
Addison Bybee ct al. to Mary A. Gould,
lct4 in Bybee & pratt's first Westside
Tobias Roeh 70 Jacob Dioksrt. lot rs in
100000
Richard Leggo TO John p. Williams. lot
sdditionn "oo' $4,000
David Harvard to VIM. H. Baker. lot Tin
Drake & Bueils subdivision of the Peru
* Indianapolis Railroad Company sub
DIVISION IOV.OV
Josephine McGinnis to John S. HAWKINS,
lot So in McGinnis's subdivision of lots
6. z, 8 and 8 in Hanna's heirs subdivi.
sEZc.OO
Edward W. Sloane to Mary G. Hall, part
of lot % in Chss. Posts guardians first
euolVon A|o'oV
Joseph II. Clark to The United States En-.
north sddision. 10000
Albert y. Bragdon to Frederick W. Hens
ing. southwest quarter northwest quar-
ter section b, township 10 north. of
range D east l,oOO.OO
Lytle ). Hunter to Greene ID. Fenley. lots
addition s,4oo. 100
Caroline L. Leonard 70 VIM. o. Monroe,
ton 10000
Conv.yances, IL; consideration $1,000
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POPULAR trial shows the worth of every ar
ticle; and thirty-four years constant use has
proven the great efficiency of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup. liz has no superior.
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LIVE STOCK.

Moderately A~ctive-Sheep Unchanged.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 2.
CATTLE-Receipts. 200; shipments. rs. But few
on sale. Quality only fair and market slow at about
the same prices. Few held over for to morrow.
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RAILWAY TIMETABLES.
VANDALIA LINE-sHoRrEsr ROUTE TO

81 TOUIS AND THE W EST.
Trains arrive ahd leave indianapolis as follows
Leave for st. Louis 7:30am ll:53am ll:00pm s:Oopm
Greencastle and Terrs Hauts Aeon ---. 80. -.- l:O0pm
Arrive from st. L., 3:4sam 4;i3am 2:5Opn .s:oopm
Sleeping, Parlor and recling-chsir cars are run on
through trains. For rates and information apply TO
ticket agents of the company or IL. L. DERING. As
sistant General Passenger Agent.
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-Four per ct bonds.
-Four per cent coup.1
-Four sndahf per Ct ]
-Four and . l2s COUP
Pacific 90 Of '95....1
Louisi's stamped A.
Missouri 6s.--.....-1
Tom settlem'nt 6s- ]
Tenn. ssttlsm'nt S.
Tenn. settlemn's s.
Can Southern 2ds--
Central c lists
Den. & Rio @. 1sts..1
DEN. q Rio @. 4s....
Den. q r @. W.1sts
Erie seconds-.--.-..1
NJ. h. 81 T. gen. 6s-
n, K & T. gen. S.
Mutual Union Sc 80.
n. ]. @ int. cert.--.1
North'n Pac. 1sts---1
North'n Pac. 2ds...A1
Northwest'n e~onsols1
Northwt debe'n 81
Oregon 81 Trans. 6s ]
ST. i. q ]. u. gen 5s
St. l. d 8 z. gen nj
st. Paul consols. ...1
st. P, @. g Pac. 1sts1
Tex. Pacific 1sts---.
Tex. Pacific DDS.
Union Pacific 1sts-.1
West Shors.........l
Adams Express...-.1
Alton & Il. Hante.-.
Alton 81 T. II. pref.
American Express--1
b.. G. r. d NJ.
Canada Pacific
Canada Southern.
Central Pacific.
Chesapeake d Ohio.
G. & o. pref. 1sts.--
z. & O. 2ds.........
Chicago s. Aiton.---1
c., b. e Q---------.1
c., st. l.. q P.......
c., st. l. s. p. pref.
C.. 8. 81 C--..-.....
Clevld 81 Columbus
Delawa-s & Hudson
Del, Lack. q West.fl
ID. & Rio Grands....
East Tennessee.
East Tenn. pref. 1sts
East Tenn. pref. I'd.
Erie p~referrsi-..-.-
Fort Wsyne---.---.1
TT Worth & Denver
Hooking Valley.
Houston Il Texas.
Illinois CENTRAL
l.. B. & W..
sEx ,ntarosf IT,
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.

NEW YORK. Oct Bar silver, e4}A
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Block. So. % y ton; Minshall, $3.50 p ton; Jack.
s s;.r 8 D. .o ON W;ni;srsds ri 5 ton S C, uTpj JI11yC% rssR
$4 p ton; Hooking. 1878 y ton; Island City, SO p
ton; nut. $2.75 y ton: Highland, 1918 v ton; Dug
gar tpeacock lump. % Y ton; nut a. = ton. chest
CRATE anthracite. 1918 = ton; Gas coke, 13c y bu;
crushed coke, lac " bu. All soft coal. nut size. SOC
~ ton less than the above prices on the same quality
of lurnp coal.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-12-13
Government Prosecutions.

Much condemnation has been caused
in Eureka by the action Of q. s. Mar
shall Moore in attaching wood and coal
belonging to the E. & 2. Railroad Co.
and the various Mining Companies.
The Eureka Sentinel says:
"0f course the whole raid will
amount to nothing except to harass aud
embarrass the people concerned and to
pile Gusts aud foes up against the Gov
ernment It will also destroy tho bust
ness OF the town for the Winter, as we
understand that both furnaces arc to
close down and discharge MI their men.
1t is well understood hero TINT the
whole raid was conceived and inaugu-
rated for what there may DO in It and
with no care for or desire to protect the
interests of the Government
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The Rosen brock RAurder.

The Coroner's ju,y in the case of c.
@. Rosenbrock, who was shot aud
killed Inst Wednesday night by expo
licemau William S. Thompson, returued
verdict last evening, charging Thomp-
son with murder. Several of the jurors
favored charging ex Policeman Pugh as
an accessory. but after lengthy delib-
GRAFTON, il was decided to allow that
matter TO rest with the Police Judge
who will conduc, the preliminary exapli-
nation. II =. +. Pot.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

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COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER.


Under the present laws of Nevada q
man may seduce girl over IL years
OF age and not be amenable to the
laws.
Under the bend OF Protection to tho
Home, Mrs. Lucy NJ. Van Deventer
writes q letter to the Prohibitlonist in
which she says:
Fathers aud mothers in Nevada, will
you not seek tho protection the law
should give You in guarding the inter
ests Of your honest
Do you know that your daughter who
has just passed her twelfth birthday,
and upon whom you look al only child,
ia tho lawful prey Of any william who
may entrap herr
Do you know that lawmakers of the
State OF Nevada have declared by law
in the statute books of tho State that at
the ago of twelve your daughter has
right to consent to her own ruin?
Your child may be persuaded and ru-
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soul, bat tho law says "hauds off. :"
Tho destroyer mocks ut your anguish,
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ished.
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II history of the lost oues, led away from
paths OF virtue in tho ignorance aud
simplicity Of childhood, DO written it
would cause all hearts to mourn and
STROUD the earth in gloom. Gree lost,
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Your homo may remain untouched,
your daughter pure. but many child
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unless protected by the restraining arm
oflsw. In many Of the States the law
making bodies have been petitioned to
raise the age of consent to eighteen
years. The most favorable results have
always followed the granting OF suoh
petitions. Shall wa not nsk the coming
Legislature OF the State of Nevada to
give us law that shall fix the age Of
consent at eighteen years?
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-12-13

The celebrated case of Fothsringham
vs.. Adams Express Co., for H., gal inn
prisonnent, has been settled by tho
payment OF $3.50 to Fo,herineham by
the Company. II will 10 remembered
that Fotheringham was arrested and
tried on charge of lobbing the compn.
ny. for which he vas messenger, of
,arge amount OF coin AID bonds.
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will have the privilege o
REMEMBER that TEXAS price only 10
No such offer offer two psrer. al
each for S..
No
The amount for both S. should
Postal Note publishers
from New York you year
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-12-13

sE sas SEQ fOs ysasssa.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-15

Oct er ct B~iprobuft al Yetroleum -
nemlia 8en5in -, bporaf Der I'LL aarlis
b0rtfaites iOm Nifalb MiIipner af Sal
Ions, men icm Bag er ct meset parbi,
ihlot Selpsninssmiooe(. Sor at funre
benptte ben BERTH bar ct MoIfauiirma
fonltrueret camper l Sorm al ct 2pa,
Tom | 8irfelisbeoen er ct BorcelensrSr,
/ bpis Snbre er anbrast en- Yese, ium
tr9fter Sijen op til 9uppen, bpor Der
er ct Tar imaa Suuer. buorisieunem
apssasien fan itrsmme ub. 0isie 2ps
er bleone meset mpberne, ba be ier ub
lpn1 Stearinlps, men er lanst bilisere
| Brussu enb bisie.
9taar oi taser / 8etrastnins, til
boormanse Siemeb NHalbet efter 0e.
'f'uat'on al Petroleum fan ubnpites,
mao mo befiase, buor fore Menabs,
eerat fuloitanoisen saar tilipiloe. 0et
er 'tte alene npttist Tom S~renbemiboel
men lnoebOloer tiaise A Sanse iaameae
Sas lOm ~alminbelise Sui; fremoele,
!, aoorases eeraf ale anniliufaruer, ia,
saiu maaite ensans i 5remtiben ia,
'e Ol'0e S0oeNiaSet for al Sanbel me-
Garoer.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-15

'pOtIenoe, at "1ippecanOe" Sarri'On
uar en- iimpel Daunb. isbt ! en- 2Os Ga
bin. Sans Yenner sjorbe frog 2os.
optten til Gmblemet / ben NET entbu.
6asi1e 8amposne. @arners 2os Ga.
bin Wibler % "ZippecanOe" Naue 70.
mic mobtases meo Beseiit,ins of bel
omeritamSte Solf. foroi be er iolfelis'
Nebiciner,-Fmple men fraitise.