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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-20
PAssENGER LISTS.

Northern PzeiEc-PaSsed Heron. z. G.
Daily. C.. :. Redfeld. y. II. Webster ans,
wife. G. ssesf, o. whitney. D. j. Sweeney,
James smith, z Lewis, C. III. stone. John
Halcga.e. Mrs J. Fowler, Nrs. Baker. Mrs.
MIdselE. G. J. Borehine. Oscar stevens. l..
Williams. J. lawrence. T. Myers. and
seven second class.
Oregon Short Ine--Passed Huntington.
7. z Ball. l. J. Mesili. H. Z syckons. "
IL Boot Miss T. Ellis. T. A. Lydeli. wife
and four children, s A Elmer. y. K.
smith, Chas. LadSn. A. ". Nice aliough,
wife and son. Mrs.. Z. : shaw. Miss Jack.
son, T. s Doughfon and wife. J. r. Ne.
Bride, Mrs. StraRn, J. b. kinkaie. Mrs.
Douglass, and 20 second class.
Oregon ( caiifornia-Passed Medfo-i
Z. H. Clark, d. Mcdonald, Mrs. A. Z Gray,
Wm- Harper. J. A Humphrey. Ms. <.
Goodwin. A. L. Snowden. c. L'ewllyu, Z
B. kroft. p. Marlin, J. Shaver. y. II. Reed,
Mrs Eta Chabot. z. Chabot. c. CIary, +. s.
Dahn. Z. w. Bushnell, Chas- Phillips, G.
d. Haddoek, y. r Heins,rom. S. T. Rams.
VIM Phillips, Mrs NJ f. Phillips. Joseph
Neppach, J. Buster. Mrs. J. K1iser. Mrs.
Wilbur. Mrs. J. r. Adamxon aud child,
Donald Macleay, Vim. Adams. and "a sec
ond-eisss.
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nRANn FXcrRslnNs

Excursion tickets, good for six months,
stin on sale going via Northern Pacific
railroad and returning Via Canadian Pa
oifie. Union Pacific and Denver 4 Rio
Grande, the great scenic route, and oregon
short Line or san Francisco, ar southern
Pacific. through California, and by rail or
boat from san Francisco to Puget sound. at
frOm $50 20 $l2e q. Tickets now on sale
via 81. Paul, Chicago. Omaha. Council
Bluffs Kansas City, Denver. salt Lake, 0g-
den. - Louis, Fl Paso, Deming. san Diego.
san Francisco and other principal cities al
the Union Ticket oficc
A gRILBERG. Agent y. T. R.R.
faruer Mil and Commercial streets.
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wranEet and much f,jzrea sis the ArixHs
SIDE OF life arnaaz the psox coatrssre-s
VIE its harzsasp< E1d xseezny surround
lowsF extend 20 each other ard % tAo<e
more destitute than thgnselres-fhese are
Al phases Of life which are rrexfea nasssr-
ally ard with such ssmpae power. TIE
prevalent somhre soze OF the pisr i re-
Esved hT touches q hsaor. introduced hy
tie Snowman sid his wife. and q wxif
whom they have a5orted
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swTTs SPECIFIC

S8HIS SPECIFIC
Il entirely xeyrrc1tae ,--r-urzzsoz s---
tanning 10 Es<rzr. Poez<a. Arzeasc, q ssceer
po4sc.rus substances
swrFTS Specific
Eass E1-ez hua4r>1s q cases q Eaa.Aefc
raz " Career u the sk1n. thousands n ess.s
q Er-ezsa, Elood Enzzo-s aaa skis otseases.
AID hzrdrcsls q thousands % cases q S-ras
1ia- Blood Fo.sea snd Esoci Tasn..
swTrr-s specific
Has received thossaaas q cases Of xerru-
stai Fossoaszg. RhcznArzsn ard ssiraess u
tAeJaiats-
czArrAscoas- Tax. Jane Y. fssy-swttt.s
SpeciEfc Co. Atlantis. Ga---lssutierrea- Ia IL,
s sa,sy ssrs g shs p-ssent year bod case q
taxing = : : under atvsfe o. anceher All
io,cay 4 feet greatly Improved am SIN
50 until am perfectly well hsssSrve Il Nil
erecr a perfectcare. Yours truly.
Doc r. HcwxRp
Ii West SlxtA s.
coLrxsIs. s c. yaiy /. fsss-The swir.
sfectnc Co. Atlanta Ga--<sentienen. MAS
rr two years could gef no permanent m
hef from any medicine presented by my
10y -4C-A-NA tetk over q 3QZE0 bpfIt@R Of
yoer s. s. s., snd BOW l asn - well a sx~-
Was IN my life ! am sure your medicine
canrd ne. and would recolnrnend Il % any
sns suffering RON any hised disease. Yours
tru1f, O. Z HpaHEs.
Conductor C s q. z z
Waco. TrxAs. May 9. -Gentlcueu. m
wife OF one OF my customers was terribly
afflicted with . loafhsosne skin aIsease. thsf
covered her whole body. she WAS coarsr-d
% ner bed for several years by this affiirtior
and could not help herself At an She e,oslf
not sleep from . vioienf he hing and singing
OF the skin The disease haffsesd The xkfll n
the PHYSICIANS who treated il Her hushand
began finally giving his wife swffts specifc.
md she comme1ced 20 improve almost M
r1e<ftAfely. and IN n few weeks she was an
parently well SIC i now q hearty fr,s-
looking Lady. with no trace OF the aftfcttoa
ter Yours very frniy, J. Z SkARs,
Wholez7.e Dru ysyist. Austin Avenue.
Treatise On Hood and skin Diseases mailed
free The SWIFT sFrcz1c Co, Drawer 2
Atlanta Ca; New York. 80 Broadway.
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TN. c. A coNvExrIox.
Associations 81 the Pacific Northwest
70 Meet Here fc-Ssx

The 9Th ANIMAL eoarension OF the
Toeug Mems Christian Associations Of the
Pacific Sorthwe~. VIII meet stY.N.c A.
hall. if9l Front street. Al I O'Clock this
afternoon Addresses Of welcome viii be
rlesse on the part OF the citizens BIZ Mr.. K
= Ahe-fson. FOR the church BY Rev.
Elllsssf Brown: for tbs association. Mr.. j.
3. n@Ray- president Ninety DELEGATES
VII - IN attendance. representing asso-
Citations n oregOa- Washington territory
AID British Columbia.
This eyeaing . mass Meeting wiz be
bed 81 the opera house. n. song service:
O'Clock nns0n psSyer meeting. led by
Rev e ID. Davis. so 10 80. address hv
Dr.. john Reed Of Victoria h g
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EXTENSION

OF TIE SEATTLE, LAKE SHORE AND Eastern
RAILWAY 10 RACING RIVER
Beginning sunday, september 10Th, the
train leaving seattle at p - a. m. VIII run
through 10 Raging River, about ten miles
cast from Gilman arriving there al 10 p
n Returning. leaves Raging River a. lsso
D. m. arriving in seattle al 5 p ?. m, a az
present. This arrangement viii shorten
the stage ride 70 and from Fall City Hop
Ranch and the roll-Sate about ten miles.
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PERSONAL

Mr. Z. II. Palmer. of the firm OF Palmer
& Rey, Portland, Is AZ the Occidental.
Rev. John =. Damon leaves to-day for
windsor Siding. on the Seattle, Lake Shore
& Eastern
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NEw BRICK BuILpISGs-Ar Adds E.
knight. who recently purchased the W. p.
Scott property. on Front street between
seneca and University streets. has already
commenced exeasating- preparatory TO the
construction OF brick building sox70 fee,
in size. and three stories in height The
contract win be LET In few DAYS. and the
building pushed TO as speedy completion
as possible
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DkScGSe StHoo.4--f'sUf. Dillon viii OF
sauixe class fo- ladies snd gentlemen on
next Friday evening 81 SD p m, and
Juvenile class ca saturday ~ ?. N. a;
Turner Han. AL who desire 10 participate
an requested 10 asfenS. a. the first lesson
VIII then b given, Parents. guardians
and members &C the press are cordially IN
Tffa4f
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MOVED To sgaTTLE.-Mr. Nelson Mccall
lum. for many years auditor of Kiisap
county. viii resign that position at the
next regular meeting of the county com,
missioners at Port Madison. He has
lie, and has formed a partnership with
John Colkett, the deputy postmaster, and
bought out the grocery business of Peter
son Brothers on Front Street Mr. Nee al
lum was for 10 years in charge of the mill
store al Port Madison.
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cailarsa CIT far Pileaers' Casiarii

ssAs-~saa.xs' uluslsa sHAwSrs. handsome
Il trimmed. Chester NteArF.
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a. r. Nisssg = Co., s5isSesssrs = t'H
IN asisfes { Co. i.saAs ara irsaraafss,
& ave removed fruia llsis James sfrsel 70
- NfsE sfT,rt.t tn lie tissl tre a. hiQssk
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sfeneV Is 1,ssa. faaE * sasyt t!rae. y. =
MIlce & Ca. ~ yHres stFee;, Gee aestial
f.s.s-k
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i GIRL BETRAYED.
yillainy of a Pierce County
official.
. .rony or SIN AND SHAME.

yrcbste Judge James wiekersbam
-r,e.sed for the Seduction Of sadie
s8rsnsner. Aged 10 Years-He Is
said to Have Used HI. Power Over
Her In a scheme to Defraud the
Gexc,Bment-A Prominent Tacoma
physician Implicated.
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T0KLAS, SINGERMAN II co.

We are receiving and marking entire fall pur-
chases We busy write advertisements or make
any attempt to make detailed prices of gigantic fall stock
ne arrivals OF freight every day for the above house
exceed ten times the of all the rest of the retail dry
goods and clothing houses in Seattle For proof of the
above the daily trade review in which all the freiobt
that arrives daily is recorded
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Ins shtAt sste<r0on after We g0t haek
from Seattle be fsiiowsd me up ne street
ana ASKED ne % come % hts once toward
= ehlnx .snf, aud be seemed pieases
and said did not want 70. He eafd II
male no difference whether wanted 10 a.
pot, az the same time laughing. After fAis
J made several appointments and met hfrr.
principally a. his 0tssee I desptsed aim
sat was afraid he would tell or ne. Later
got 70 love him. / never uIIsersfns~t ,rs,r-
bat thought the weird 81 hssn after q
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P-of A. Garter has secit.e4 f9e Flke
-lr,.et Hal Ana wsH oQea a eaurlas cas-
80 seRllesaaa eH5F. next Neuaas etealiss.
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nr. Z. q. Sohu>8s. having retained from
View Yark city. wsere he spent eight
months IN the principal hospitals and
geaasnz medical colleges iaaillarizing
himself With rhe latest and most improT sa
methods Of treating disease. has resumed
praetiee IN THIS civ. oaice IN rev NcsleT
bioek, Nil street See card in this paper.
Tha most sfsr1sat morning laxative 5
TARKsSr's -ElTEEE AFEEIENT.
NeH dress goods. Eastern casa prices
Cleazy-
New sssnaA7s table covers Chester
Cis4ry-
sf-Fszry white spreads Cfes-T
--
ias-Eiafiste- ST. nea CiesFy.
Fancy fshasonS GleEry
Lace curtain uess- Cie&ry.
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Ssusre "a cess Clezry-
Narr g-rr-aares GieGry
---
Take iizeDS- CteSr~.
Sew eszsets- esezEv-
CsiIdres cry fsi PI.ebsf's Csslsfls.
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We will be all ready with our immense stock Monday
morning Our stock the complete yet known on the
Pachc Coast Prices lower than any quoted by any house
in the Northwest:
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Our new goods consist of New Clothing, Gents Fur
nshing Goods Hats, Caps Boots and Shoes new Rub
Der Goods Hosiery and Underwear Corsets and La
dies Furnishing Goods. New Laces, Embroide ries.
Flouncngs Ribbons; Buttons; Gloves, etc. etc. New
Dress Goods Pushes Silks Vevets and Dress Trimmings
OF which the assortment is the varied and complete
New Flannels Ladies' Cloth, etc. New Domestic and
HouseFurnishng Goods Bed Spreads Blankets and Com
forts in the greatest variety and prices that cannot be
matched anywhere in the Northwest New Cloaks Wraps
ETC., of which hold the banner stock New Millinery
Hats, Trimmings, etc. New Woods and Bazaar Goods
New Carpets Porteres, Rugs etc, etc. and new Dress
making Department open Monday morning with the leading
modiste Of the Pacific Coast in charge secured at an enor
NOUS salary ten days ago in Chicago take charge of this
line for this house
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Treatise On Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free The SWIFT sFrcuIc Co, Drawer Z
Atlanta. Ga; New York. 80 Broadway.
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the sane n2aee the next rfuhs ~ IA "a
pot think there was any use IN ~r<f-sfrs-
nlm any further. Monday morning we re-
sIrle1 70 Tacoma quite early. vas
fngnfenei, aud told hi1n feared v0nid
= dissrssed He said not 10 hare auv
. ~. aeo1s tnnf- He would see that dia
nO' 70 ssF anything about going 10 seestle
20, did not care for him but siispssef aim
sI.sT me e5saraly advantage he took 81
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About the Isl 81 pccenteF ! told hiy
leat was coming gVvr Go seattle the next
DAY SATURDAY 60 ,-s ahuur scnfe matters
caanccted with Iuy cauVasslug Np1k. He
Aele h. BAD sif8c business oVef hers and
BAY y De- voald come sloae aad spend
sAacaS tAoUEht he was ju=t saklDs, ast
lAe next aHe7aoaB he was a{ the wlsrf,
BUG femc ct Wttn inc en TetaHZ hrse
Re 1tsE me 90 q restaurant Saa SAID he
speid ~ ASH inok ppa roau to- me- "a
Seaa aud walita. sad be enSly ,arae
- AID toos Bay ssichcl eud cscuyted inc
te tAe Eureka f8A 1sns heuse duuS know
w nsme ~ DE s.svgt, AUf i y eu tae
eAile 'setet u1h }Ae Afiiusjen aud lrtIu>-
49, ~ f,~ak rsr l1 rsoHl Is, aNt p aea
as So sa,.ic 'aeSesi ihe decE sni pas the
- e BIS t-oe ks'. 81 thea issid me taa' i
1aat.e eusse & sgoula 30 lae ae gs'14 a
Nasa t'aa; Kidd si a hu,ls0. fg1nslr.le&
ssst 4 kRS 10, she ktnl r. Aeasc e
sss'lta -, sind mast b. la fact eae 81 these
I..ssea whrro tbs proprietnzs are ysSiH e
~ ne attention % Whsi they hear ! Was
.asss.isns.i, nat di1 act DARE srfVsm- lie
-lssisssstsd ne tss fe7ezs a84 fiHnfix tsseA.ae
4. ~ skslee', and could ns4 hs,fp inyselk
~ EESs rezys.l.ssa tfss hsff trzAs fs.s NJ 1hts
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01
whnl AmI 10 nop

The symptoms Of biliousnesg are IN.
happily but too well known, They
lilfer in different individuals 10 some
Mtent. A bilious man Is seldom q
breakfast eater. 70 frequently, alas,
he has an excellent appetite for liquids
but none for solids OF n morning. Ills
tongue viii hardly bear inspection at
any time: IL IL is not white and furred,
II is rough, at all events.
The digestive system Is wholly out OF
order and diarrhea or constipation may
be u symptom o1tbe two may alternate
There are often hemm0rrh0ids OF even
loss Of blood. There may be giddiness
and often headache and acidity or Hat
nlence aud tenderness IN the pit OF the
stomach. 10 correct oil this II not
effect d cure try Green's August Flower.
II costa but d trine and thousands
attest lts efficacy G
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01

then went 10 tho store room OF w n,
hed.ar ana drew tho razor AZ MI
l,eeher aud also AZ several o. the boys
in Inc store, Atlaat Jumbo loQk mogps
on the crowd aud took lhe Tazog from
him, Rice is q coal miner, Saturday
being payday no thought 10 would
paint the town rcd, and did II up Ia
lne style,
We did not hear The speech AZ the
Republican meeting on Thursday night,
but Witnessed the parade ANA wiz Wy
TO describe ~, There was about nix
men, twenty boys, three drums two
lifea, six lanterns, two white hats anp
one dog, The boys hay there VIII DO q
grand Time next Thursday night had
says " there Ia rain no VIII carry an
umbrella TO protect the two white hats,
aud We suggest that II be bandana
umbrella and that they hire tho leader
OF tho q, A, Hand 10 keep tho drum
corps In time
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NOT LOADED ron BEAR.

Tixporicnoo OF somo O. o. y. Orators Who
woro Loaded with tho Chicago Plat
form Tunglo Log, Hut Wore Not Loaded
for rho prohibitionists.
llD. News. DEMocRArl m the Roller
N sen a rather humorous account OF q
trip aud their experience Of q brace Of
campaign orators Of stark county In
ono Of tho school houses IN Plain town
ablp recently. While on tho road the
horse oIeruaalem,' got 0oundered IN
iho liquid real estate which covered tho
roads IN the recent past They busted
ihelr bottle Of corn Juice perfumery and
had considerable Of q time on the road
aud at the school house. The query is,
Who were thcyp One Of the campaign
inllkors Of the g. 0. p. denies any
knowledge Of The affair from Q person
al eiaudpoInt aud adds as information,
ilAt autb accidents never occur with
hinl, ana no doca noe fear such trouble.
Nne ouIy thing That No says he meets
,vhen ho ,lo0n 20 Plain township, are
4 I,0RI ~ [ fIt thnpe OK prcNihitloniH'e.
i, IA. "A ilYliN>e inpipniNt Stump
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01

Nsw YoRK, October al.-I'lour closed
dull with but little change IN prices nne
grades u winter 81 O1OOA ~, do spring
2 7600a n, anperhne winter ~ 0htDi 90
sprlng a. 2b618 20, city mill extra " 200
D 10 Tor West Indies, Southern quiet hnd
unchanged Wheat options dull, but Ia
the latter part OF the day on hnlllhh nd
vices from Chicago, advanced H6llAe, The
latter for May spot lots strong and hliHhuy
higher, spot saleh No rcd 81 1901 20 OK
ira rel ID i76Ol 49, N0,2 red do u 100
/ i6k, No. / white u 1901 49, white
State do 81 i0G0i iH, No rod winter oQlo'
bef d llA, November q i4Ml ~ December
ti i0A, January tl l710l l79s, May " ~
Corn options weak and 20 lower except
for MAY, which closed 20 hlgheri spot lots
barely steady, spot sales No mixed az
lAJ66i4D0, No. = mixed October aud No
yeInber As1so, Deotmbef 4D96o, January
i656e, May lako, Oats options dun but
steady, spot lots dull and 20 lover spot
sales No, 1 white State ago, No, 2 white
Athie aa 70, No mixed alo, No, 2 mifed
aOhG6aO1C, No, mi1ed October sOaae,
November aO&o, december $3.50. Rye
dull barley neglected No. ! Canada Ole,
No, 2 do Aso, Pork dull 80 oO0lO "a
ior new mess, Lard dull November ~ "
December ia 80, January iA aL Batter
quiet, eastern creamery 26CG2OHoi western
creamery 2dG020kc Cheese steady fac
tory New York l0460l0Ac, western 100
l0l9e, iggs duli fresh eastern 22hQe2jo,
western 2lRGo22e, Sugar Raw duh and
n0minal fair refining . b.lOoi refined
steady, cutlonf and crushed SIC, cubes
aud powdered TIC, gfanuIatod l&c, con-
feotIoners A7Ao, whllo extra O0ho, extra
o OIS6GOAc, Q bb,lGnd 1.l0o yellow 0HGg
Oho C0lloo easier, iair Rio l6ho.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01

er amt loaded for Bear, they make It a
point not to disturb The menagede
Trey have found that Bear, especially
the Prohibition Grizzlers that roam
through the wilds Of Plain, are not TO
be brought to grief with the small
sized pop gun loaded with protection
mis.informatlon, Cancellation for 50.
loon votes, and deception for the tenn.
perance aud morality element,
Gentlemen, when you 20 Plain town.
ship, "go loaded for Bear" CRANK.
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CllnnRn.

CnpAdo, October 8l,-Whoat was quiet
and barely steady up 70 noon yesterday
but after that time q bulge took prices up
ward and the close shows y 70 2tc GAIN
for the session, UP 10 yesterday there was
n range In May wheat OF about 10 partly
above and partly below the opening price
Conditions here were not materially
changed while other markoa declined
Buyers found some encouragement IN the
exports, but offerings were FREQ aud large.
About noon they began 10 realiz appar.
emily that there were too many shorts aud
buyIug began, which rapidly Increased
prices After 1880 there was a stampede
10 buy and May sold 10 81 q and Deecm'
ber 10 81 iOJ1, easing OIL trille 70 close.
Tho cause OF the bulge was tlrely local
and from all Indication simply q scare
among shorts. Receipts were 100 cars.
Corn was quiet and q shade lower for
noar futures. Receipts were 0sa cars,
Oats were duh and without Important
changes. Receipts 2ls cars, Pr0ylaloni
were inactive aud without important iea'
ture Last sales record a slight loss In pork,
lard and ribs,
Closing priocs-Whooti October q ~,
November 81 49, December u lOA May
9i 2Ok, Corn; October l09Gc, November
iOgG60lOko, December 8Oho, May SSy6c
OATS October 2ihc November gaze, DO
cember 25c May 2OHc Pork October
8li 87If, November aud December Sl4 40
May Sli s0 Lard October " l2A No
yon,bor IS 10, December So 0G8 77k, May
sS 21k, Ribs October " 90, January
S7 B7k,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01

Is worth u column OF rhethorlc, said an
American Statesman. 1t is q fact, es.
tablshcd by the testimony of thou.
sands OF people, that Hoods Sarsapa.
rlla does cure scrofula, salt rheum, and
other diseases or affections arising from
impure state or low condition OF the
blood, IL also oycrcomes that tired
feeling, creates q good appetite, and
gives strength TO every part Of the sys-
TEN. Try II.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01

ST. Loure, October 0l. Flour dull md
nnchansedd Wheat higher; December
Si i6N bid May " 10 bid, Corn dull,
November 35Nc, year 83bac bid, Jannary
82Nc. Oats steady and unchanged, Lard,
primo steam sac, Pork staddnrd mess
BIS 90 dressed meats shoulders and
short clear SIC, longs aud clear ribs sho,
Bncon. boxed shoulders Sho longs $40
clear ribs 0N shurt cear Ohg0kc.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01
~. Lnnln Il,n Rinnif.

ST. Loum, October g. -Cattlcslow ;choicc
honyy 80 0O616 30, fair TO good "a 8O@
b 90, medium to choice 80 2560l 30, faiI
10 good stoclSors " 0O@3 10, rangers, corn
fed SO COCOA co. grass fed ~ l0(DB 90,
Hogs slow, choice heavy 50 dOd6 90,
medium 10 primo 50 30CD5 40, ordinary
10 btst 81 20(Gb 3d. Sheep strong; fair
10 choice 80 OO03 40. Rccopts cattle
i425 head, hogs $3.50 sheep 0O5j ship
montsi cattle 40 head, hogs none, sheep
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CmoAoo, October 3l,-COtte steady;
bcoyes 80 1000 co. slockors and feeders
81 C0608 40, cows, bulls aud mixed 81 250o
2 SO, bulls S26O2 20, Texans ~ 6OCoi co.
Hogs steady, mixed 80 25@6 80, heavy
% 3OCi5 90, light S5 5000 90, skips a. 600
B 90, Sheep sieudyi natives 50 1904 90
western 50 006o3 90, Texans ~ 6O6l3 20,
lambs So zoos 90. Rccoipts--C0ttlo lO,-
900 head, h0gb 10000, sheep 5000; ship.
mcnts-Cattlo 5000 head, hogs 1000 sheep
y NM
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Cincinnati.

CNolNNArt October 8l.--porki regular
si6 25@ib 37N, family $40 60ml6 02H.
Lard kotllc.drlodSA AMSNo, Baconi short
rib hdos 0lGo, Hogs steady, receipts
2,3llhcad, shipments l,il7i oommon "a 90
Cos TO- fair 10 good light - 5000 i0 do
packing - 20605 40, select butchers - 40
(o6 90, Cattle steady receipts 270 head,
shipments 100, common 81 6O@2 100, medium
~ 25C03 20, fair to good shlppingS3 76C0
20, good 10 choice s3 25CDi 10.
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baltimore.

BALTIMORE, October 3l.-whcat South.
cru quiet, l'ultg 81 1901 10, Longborry
sl 1901 Is, Western quiet and rather
easier, No, 2 winter rod spot and October
ei OsC1l OsA, November 81 0Sll60i 0Sh
December a iiGol liM, January 81 1880
1 1874. Corn Southern dull white 500
62o, yellow 6Ol6o, Western quiet and about
steady mixed spot and October 4Sc, year
46N6ol0c January hA(Ol4kc, February
4d9lGJAbc. OATS Inquiry stack offerings
fair Southern aud Pennsylvania 2SC03Sc,
do mixed 2SCO30c, graded No. white $40,
Rye dull aud heavy at Gi00OOc' Eggs firm
nL 29c
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A uoAL MINER,
In Painting Things Rod, Dooomo0 Very
Active with Rasor-A Grand Rcpnbli'
can Parade.

Nonrn INnusrRY. Oct. b

NoRTu INDUSTRY, Oct. 20.
A young nan, by the name Of Rice,
got on a tear and raised Ned while on
Saturday night. IIe went into Mr..
Davis saloon and wanted drink and
when 10 was refused, he grew angry
and went for Davis with q razor, cut
ting him slightly In the hand, DAVIS
knocked him down, and then allowed
him 10 leave the room AN he WAS
leaving he thEew bottle at him Rice
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Whom Baby was aek wo gave her caHtorla'
When rho waa a child, ahc cried for caatorIA'
Whom nho became hlaa she chung 10 caHsoria'
Whom aho had Children, aho gave them casiorla