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j. II. Meredith at Greensbure.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
GREENsBURG. Sept. 4-The Harrison Club
was addressed last night by John I. Meredith.
of Muncis, formerly Of this county. The at
tendance was good, and the speech of the young
man quite creditable. The following resolution,
offered by DR.. Mcguire. was adopted:
Resolved, Thati I is the sense of this club that
Senator Voorhees,. in = recent speech addressed to the
people OF the South. uttered an unmitigated SANDER
upon the people Of tho North when he said they were
enemies OF the South, and would continue to be so
long as they were prevented from stealing from and
impoverishing the people of the South.
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respects. He was a pioneer Of Union county,
this State, and became wealthy. He came to
this county twenty years ago.
HARTFORD, Sept 4-Hon. Lucius j. Hendee,
president of the Etna Fire Insurance Com
pany. died this afternoon, after . lingering i'll
ness, at the age of seventy years. He had been
for twenty-five years president Of the Etna
COMPANY.
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Meeting at Knox.

Bp9cfaI 20 TIE IndlanapoIis JOIrnaf.
KNOX, Sept. 4.-The Republicans Of Starke
county held the greatest political meeting in
their history. Four thousand people came in
wagons, delegations and uniformed companies.
Hon. Mark L. DeMotte and Mr.. Hoyne. Repub-
Ican candidate for Congress, spoke to the peo-
pie in the afternoon. An immense parade and
torchlight procession occurred in the evening.
and not less than 5000 people congreeated to
hear the Hon. j. B. Kenner, OF Huntington,
speak. Hundreds Of farmers and laboring men
were out 70 hear the tariff discussed. Mr.. Ken
ner paid special attention to the claims of the
Democracy, that the tariff on foreign goods WAS
added TO the price, and paid by the buyer. He
completely exploded this claim. and many Of his
hearers admitted they never understood the
tariff before. DIR. Gould, Of Argos, also made a
good speech.
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correspondence OF the indianapolis Journal.
BAXTER SPRINGS, Kan. Aug. 3L.-Ths re-
union of the g. A. 3. Of the border tier of
counties commenced here to-day. The meeting
is held on the ground where General Blunt and
sixty OF his men were msssacred by Quant-el.
and the veterans 60 into camp with their fami-
lea There were ffty-seven Indiana veterans
ercamped. representing thirty regiments. A
Tote Of these on the presidential candidates
stood: Harrison, 90; Cleveland, 1; Streator, l.
Nearly all the old soldiers here are for Harrison.
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Cable Notes.

A young man named Fahy, who was in deli
cate health, and who was evicted from his home
on the ClanricaTde estate. died yesterday.
The floods in Bohemia have reached alarming
proportions. At Budweis Is, 600 people are
homeless. The inhabitants have taken refuge
in the hills. The Danube is rising steadily.
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epecfai 20 the Indianapous Journal
SPIcELASp, Sept. 4-Mr. r. A. Black, Of
Greenfield. delivered a very able speech last
night to the Harrison Club and many others.
Most Of his time was taken up with the tariff, a
subject with which he proved himself well a-
qua.nted. There Is no abatement 10 the en-
thusiasm OF the Republicans here. Hon. Will
Cumoack will be here at 2 o'clock P. II on the
18th.
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Big Damage Suit in Prospect.
al IN the ana Journaa.

DELPHI, Sept. Airs. Robert McClintock,
who was killed by aMonon passenger engine
last Saturday, was buried yesterday. The
funeral was one Of the largest ever held In
White county. The fatality will result il a
heavy damage suit Attorneys are now engaged
in looking up the evidence. The claim is made
that the engineer did not sound the whistle ut
the crossing. Mr.. McClintock was terribly in
iured, but will recover.
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Failure in the Furniture Trad.

CHICAGO, Sept. &C. G. Holton, a we'll
known furniture dealer at 224 Wabash avenue,
made . confession of judgments this morning ag-
Rreeating 500 600. His liabilities are estimated
at from sS5, 900 to $50, 900; his assets at 500, 900
to so, 900. The creditors are chiefly residents
of this city.
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A Good Republican Family Reunion.

- oOo0 ~HEHJ
epeciai to the Indianapolis Journa@
RICHMOND, Sept. All of Henry Showers
children AID seventeen grandchildren united in
q gathering" under the parental roof in this
sity yesterday. Those present were: Mr. and
3Irs. G. Il. Shower and two children. Of Indian
apolis: Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Shower and their
daughter, of Indianapolis; Mr.. and Mrs. LATE
Lsrsh, and two children, Of Richmond; Mr.. and
Mrs VIM F. Gsudine and two children, OF
Richmond; Mrs. n. u. Pease and four children,
of Wilson. n. z; Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Shower
and two children, Of Indianapolis; Mr.. and Mrs.
Gran Shower and daughter, of indianapolis; Mr..
and Mrs. A F. Shower and children, Of Indian
apolis; Misses Rachel and Emma Shower, Of
Richmond, and Mr.. Elmer E. Shower, Lafayette,
Kan The only absent memoe was Mr.. 81. U.
Pease. of Wilson. n. 7. Ali Of 'the boys" and
The "old man" TOO, ten Of 'em, will vote for
Harrison.
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Obituary.

GREENsBURG. Ind, Sept 4.-John Cofman
died ut his residence in this city this morning at
the age of ninety years. He was born 10 Tenn
sssee and was well acquainted with Andrew
Jackson. for whom he always had great esteem.
He was y lifelong Democrat, q man Of great
physical powers. and quite eccentric in many
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Pole-Raisine at AzaIin.


6ecisi TO the Indianapolis Journal
COLUMBUS, Sept. 1.-The Republicans OF the
southern part Of this county held a grand rally
and pole-raisinf 1t Azalia this afternoon. Sew
ssal Thousand people were present and listened
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Tits surprising how many insects . flock of
turkeys or Ruineas will destroy in a day. II
given = large range they will be industriously
at work all the time. and viii need no feeding
ct the barn.yard at this season Of the year.
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Indications.

Indications.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.
For Ohio and Indiana-Fair; cooler; winds
shifting to northeasterly.
For Ilinois-Fair; cooler in southern portion;
warmer in northern portion; northerly winds,
shifting to easterly.
For Michigan and Wisconsin-Fair; slightly
warmer; winds shifting to southeasterly.
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to an address by Major Strickland. Of this city.
His discussion Of the tariff question WAS logical
and convincing.
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Local Weather Report.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 4.
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Steamship News.

T-Trace of precipitation.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 80.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-16
Gtm S1adJteldvfm

Son aper's Yiuen in Ger Saide lift 10 gut
tpie ELM ga1Ser QrSnetfafen. 9a iie brett
auf Wtagen unO @eOdrme pirfer, 10 baben
ite trbireft auf jeOe8 anoere Organ i'm 2etbe
GiniluB. @enn 9t0rung i'm Gtagen eil=
trttt, 70 greift baS ben &opf all, man pers
oaut nift geborig, ba8 8lut miro oiinn,
.unO man fam leidt jeOer berrl9enben
&rantbett gum Opfcr fallen. 0tB M. 6.
Sople BON 8ilfeSbarre, Pa., bridt Die.
gauge 8abrbeit in fOlgenoen roe1tgen @ore
ten aus: SD gebrau9e feine an'
bere ar5net ais QDer'8 Silten.
Gle iinb 4le8, mas man brauft, uno ers
fpareu etnem ale octor8zGe9uungen."
alS ein guteS 8eiipieI bent unS bier
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-16
Sin Mrat,

Der feline Gr3nei.Sal9e nerloren bate ff3
aber noaftdnoig aHsgeriiftet fanb, oa ibnt
cine 6(ai9e bon aper'8 BiIen CUR Sano
mar. = S. 4rriion, MD, ans Sau=SOie,
Sal, ihreibt:
yGor ettpa brei Sabren mar ib our9
einen bloBen 3ufaa 10 81 lagen ge3lpltnger1
mebrereu 1ranfen inter elmer Grippe BON
.Sngenieuren in ben Sterrazytepaod@0ez
btrqen Mper'S 2lbfiihrenoe Yilen 3u per-
f6reiben, oa beim llsberleben iiber etler
@ebtrg8fuB meine NrSnet<Sal1e perIore1c
gegangen mar. SD mar tutrtlt9 10 err
faint unD e~rfrellt iiber Die WirfIltt9 oer
Btqen, baB i'd feruere Verltfe nit tbners
a%n1iellte, 10 mte Gnf nit Shrem Sberrps
Yectoral unb Sbrer Sarlapartlla; u1o tb
nuB entiGieOen 81 ibren @unlter ipred)en."
Sobu 50. 8ropn, M. D., BON Sceana,
SO. 8a., idreibt: pS0 perI9reibe aper'S
8tlen oft in meiner Brari8, 1tO ftnoe fte
ouSgeseihnet. SD rattle in Samtlter1 81
oeren allgemeinem @ebrande."
s. 6. Sotings, MD, ans Baltimore,
3d., ihretbt n9aB Iper'8 Ptuen Die
aranfbeiten, fir me!9e ite beftinr1t ltuo,
iiberiuGltigen unb betle1t, oafiir babe t9 10
entIdieoene 8etueile, tuie man rtlr %forSer1
fam. sic fino ba8 bette Nbfiibrmittel,
bas inherent SADIE gu Gebote itebt.
MOer'S Nil1em,
3mbereitet pon
DR.. 3. 6. assr G. Co., 9Ousa, gsaiis
Sn allen a~pOtbeten 5u baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-16

-Jta6 lle%6erminoun9 un5dbliger S6lpiee
r%igfetten uno 8eihafflmg Oes 8augeloeS i'm
Betrage bon "a Uttllioneu Dollars bat Die
@elellidaft, melde einen Shtff5fanal
) 10 den GtOtrpnOl unD Wt G.
OF tier ODER DtelnleDr 5tpil0eN Dteler
StdDt ud0 Der Oieriep baueu mill, nit ben
Nrbeiten begDnnen. NQeroing5 tann ii6
Der &anol in Se5uG auf Ole 2lnge nit benz
JtorDoitlee1, Dem SueS> u1D benz Ydna:na>
&aual ntdt mellen, ba Die Gntfernllng mr.
30 engli6e W1eilen betrdgt. O1fir iino a6er
Dtel gr0Bere te6nIi6e S6mRrtgfetten 81
itberlpu1oelt, neil Die Gegero iebr otdt be-
p0ltert lit ullo ptele Giielbabnen, StrdBen,
Maiierldltfe, Gnt1pGiieruug5anla8en il6er5
bea. untergefilDrt merDen mililen. Ter1er itno
natilrliG SaDlret6e 9pdS 5ur lluterbrtn>
gunQ Der S6tffe am GnDpunfte 81 balen,
lomte aud bier S6leuIen 5ur NuSQlet6ung
Der 60 TltB betragenOen 0obenunter16leoe.
Der &anal ielbit miro in ether 8rette BON
lis SUB ui1D IN elmer ourd)gdngtgen 2tete
bon % iSuB dngelegt, 10 oaB 1t6 Die gr0Bten
S6tffe itberaQ treu3en fGllnen. 0Ie Nu5>
i6a6tungen ituo auf etrpa 1890 Wtl1
ltonen &ubtffuB peranidlagt, uuD es
lou Die glrbeit in bier Sa6reu beenost lettt.
Ser &dnal miro nQtitrlt6 BON StperpOol
mie bon Ben 8abnen sipti6en 6eioen StGo@
ten lebr ldeel angeieben, neil er etne1 gu>
ten G6etl tbres 8erfebrS entSteben
mtro. 0arielbe beitebt in Der t6dupt1
ia6e aus 8aumtpoQe, 5. }. aus elmer
Mdare, Die feline @ile bat ulto nteort9e
Sra6ten erforbert. 2lu6 perben Die Hnlz
laDungsfoiten in 2iperppol 0ur6 ben 1al1aI
b%eiettigt. 8eoeutiam lit ferner Der umltaHo,
baB W1Qn9eiter ben Wtittelpunft elmer pom
81 WttQionen betpobnten ertperbretder1
@egenb btloet, 6eren Srtlhaften nit Wfa1t@
DIETER bereitS bur6 fletnere &allale per-
bunben iin6. @noli6 miro Der S6iftstanal
Sen Nbiab Ser Norfibire uno 9erbDlbtre
&oble nlQ6ttg forbern, Der eS btsDer a1
@a1eritraBen mangelte.
= Oie am 0itlt6en llfer Oes SratpaoQ
gelegene Staot M0ingDan IN Sber1
Btrma 1T taft gdu3liA etn Naub Der
SIammeng etporoen. 9as 6euer pra9
fDGbreno zines Sturmes, tpel3er ptel Staub
auftpirbelte, aus. M2au glaubt, oaB Srano7
itifturg porltegt. $4,000 Waenl9en 1tto OBJ
ba6loS eetpor6en unD groBe Nter1geH am
6Gulie aufeeftapelter Maaren, tpte Getreloe,
Seue &C., itno perbrannt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-16

NNs Tppen g II mlr0 genleIoet:
ST der ans benz benahbarten Oorfe
Saarbdf gingen Hber baS Sis gu
SuB na6 benz II Oteilen BON Ser Ddliz
idcn 8ilite eingefrorenen 0anpfer y2lrelz
buuS" be6ufS e~tlpaiger 6iilfeltiitung un6
trdfen BORT i6peotlbe 6iilfsnlQnnidaften,
pelGe Su SUB BON 2anb3trona gefomnen
iparen. @S lag alio Die Wt0gli6feit Dor, gu
SUB iber Sen SunO bon OGne>
mart na6 S6me0en 81 gelangen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-16

= Sn S6peoen 1T 6ur6 cine Sc
neraIorOre beS &Gni9S bonn 2. December
1887 Der 6a6nenet6 fir Die Soloaten
q b g f6 att morben unb all STEELE Des=
ielben louen fiinfttgbin bic in oas Seer einz
tretenoen Gefrutcn uan Die Dem Soloaten
obliegenben Bfli6ten ertnnert uno auf Die
Strafen aufmerfiam 9ema6t tperoen, pel6e
Die 8ernabIdI1igun8 oerielben mad Ii6
sie6t". Die Seitimmungen Oes yStrafge7
lebbudes fir Die 6eDaffuete MGdt" bleiben
oieieIben; cS lit alio an Der Sadie ielbit
nt6tS geGnoert.
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Laynnan KifeIey. lots 4 s.sA.a "a n
ard y hlk :. and all Of Blk ii. Yesicr's ~:
Thomas Hurke and wife 70 A n ra.-
era sy lots ]. :, ? and u. blk 4. Frxace-'.
4. b LIeweilyn 70 A. Fern..n 1ss., .
! and 10 blk 4. Frances add. sfsfst : :
Asgssfa Beafz 90 sarah ward. IL n NJ
2. Ross add. sfzh y
W. =. kInehs-- and wife 10 John " NJ
Ger, lsf Dix II, Bigeiowss add. aaNa
r Blaine and husband to !. II. PAYNE
l0t z. Dix =. Consstoekx sasssfi add. sss5
q. Anderson aud wife to- y PANE ?
acres 81 ~ 3, see H. ~ = n "a {. 500.
i. u. Hinckiey and wife 70 John staff
me-. saannt lot ?. blk L Hackers sapti ada.
John sssaIrnanu aDa wife 20 uary Ne
n9saisi, iot ?, Blk l, Hiaekiey's supif sda.
Lucy 6. Hes; TO r. b wflilnsas. 70, : t,gs
~, Besl 4 BeSsny's 2ra add. sszA
y W. Edwards Aa1 Hife 10 Amelia BS~n-
Ton. frafs Of Sssnnysiee add. acres. AGO.
Wnl- Koch ard wife N AuzTsst@ Knuzs,
r. :. chaniauqua assembly % Florence
81 1aans. lot -. blk Il. cheufanqua
Beach add. e.
A, B. Lieeeliyu 70 Ann r. Mann. 1. "
NJ Of Sc = Of ne 4 OF see =. - afn.rs
7. 4. Leonard and wife to Iyiia a
Mrsxhtson, ioss Is and u, Blk u, Madison
street add. s2Ss
Ncgsiilster and wife 70 Jesse "
tieoFge, uDdiy Z OF I % ne y. se x Of nv
u, aud los :, see 50. ~ 3 n, 81. SOD
Ida 1 Giaberson aud John Alexander
and wife TO Lewis y. Hix0a. lots 1. = Z, 4.
ada. 500
Jacob schroeder aud wife 70 Mary 4. Yes
tel, les !. blk X. Bell's sta add. s1za1.
}. II. Lewis to a. Mckee. lot S. blk l.
Lewis 4 Gilsnasi's add. sfTs.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Sugar Advances = Of C~nt-sezre-
ity Of Egxs-

@bAftLts sept 10
Eggs are SIN scarce and 10 dozen we're
quickly disposed Of b. dealer Al SOC
Frederieks & Maud expect a carload Of
Eastern eggs Monday. Fish Of all kinds
are scarce. and the Esstern demand for
fresh salmon exceeds the supply A good
Eastern frsde in fresh salmon was estab-
iished before the breaking down Of the Zee
works. aud owing 20 the break in ship
inents caused thereby. the business was
Lost 10 this market for the tine being
Il Is now being gradually regained.
but seattle requires more extensive
manufacture OF Ice before the esh Industry
can be properly developed Oysters are
very scarce with large demand. Game IL
abundant, Poultry slow. small veal aud
sBail fs. hogs are IN good demand lambs
are scsree a. 3 i9fbsag price % 81 75sag Is
on foot. For saturday, the meat market
was duh.
sugar advanced s.c pcr ID to-day all
round.
MERCHANDISE AND. PRODUCE RE.
cEiPTs--Dufiag the past p hsgFs.the faer-
caandise and produce receipts 81 this port
we're a. follows Per Pagrf sound shore
road. II cars containing izs tons. seattle.
Lake shore 4 Eastern, - tans. 0igmpian
Z lou, Alaskan "a tons, Hassalo tons.
Nag Queen ton. Washington tons,
LiIy II fons, Cascade II tons, Evangel 81
t0us, Edith ? tons, MeFwiH = ton. Total
receipts a0l tons. Among the receipts were
three boxes Of eggs. ~ SACKS oats, 90 bar
refs lime. three boxes ice. one ease fowls.
- boxes prunes, nine sacks oysters, six
boxes butter. ak cases iinseed of, six cases
lard oil. 1900 b-ick.
sHiFMENfS-During the last u hours
goods have been shipped ftona Seattle 20
the surrounding country as follows Puget
sound shore road. 20 tons. Columbia &
Paget sound railroad p tons, Seattle, Lake
Shore & Eastern y tons, Oiympisn three
tons. Alaskan II. toys. Hassalo six tons,
Grace foar tons, Michigan one ton. Au-
glssfa three tons. Mugrne eight tons. Mcr-
win 10 tons, Edith i've tons. Total ship
f,.sff. lssa tons
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SOUND SHIPPING.
kxrEasssixsKf BEHIND rgs yzxxxIx
TO LOAD WHEAT.


PokT ToxssEzD. sept. Is. - The
most noticeable and pleasing feat
ure earrent in Sound shipping and
I shipping in general. Il the activity ana
demand IN wheat charters. The mar
l.ssf = fsTsn and advancing. The bark
NasiEo9si nos king in Port Town
send bag has been rendered and has
refuses within the week charter for
! nitess Kingdom direct port at Us Sd
and shippers Of wheat are securing all
possible charters for December. can
eeling AZ s0s.
In iurst,er there i not much moving
except for we~t Coast. The Australian
market Is ssiIl paraIyzesi.
Below i 4 concise and eomprehen-
sive review Of the situation By ship
ping fFln, who are keen ohseryers 81
the market: With the strike ON n the
Australian colonies We can zee little
iHdEeemenf for vessels 10 GO that way
with lumber. for even II the miners
resume work shortly there VIII he a
yery iarge number OF vessels 70 load and
murh detention in getting return loads
in consequence For Hobson's bAy
there + an inquiry aud last rates could
probably be improved Wheat rates
continue firm at 90 L X. direct for iron
vessels, sz5s 20 Liverpool direct for
large wooden vessels. spot tonnage.
To arrive there is also good inquiry.
and as high as fls L. X, Havre aud
Antwerp i reported paid for iron YES
sells, December caneeiing
The Sound feet remain about the
same. numbering forty sail in port.
The exports Of the week have been
unusually large. Following Is a COM
piete lit OF all vessels on the sound
loading. ports and destination:
At SEATTLE.
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No Mercury,
No Potash,
Or ar,y other Mineral Poison.

II "a Natures Remedy. made sxclasiVeis
fruna Roots and Herbs
Il Is perfectly Harmless
/. Is the oaiy rcuassiy known 10 the world
tnat has ever yst Cared contagious b'ood
Fassaa n az ga stages
N rnr~s MercuTial rheumatism. Cancer
s-rarplN. and other blood diseases hcretofore
considered incu-anle. II eurcs any disease
caused fr3m isnpare blood. j Is bow pre-
e.riissi i,y Thousands q the best ply stctans
n the Uuiiei States. as toase' We aPir1'a
the ssaiemcut q a few
s,TNsxe uss,l $ : s. On patients convalesc-
fn- fnafa fever aIia fIuus measles via t-ir
E,sss rssslits J. \ CaESEY. ~ T. =.
Ezlavilie. "a"
prYxvx- eA-wIgls Whsle was ss,scirds
v-lih ssrishaia sEvea Years. ! fsrssfso'si = =
G. ". PAG&Ek, N. y.
Rsemsoxp, Va. rrc. - 1sss.-.i haye TAKEN
49, fs,fsis. n swift S,ses-ifc fer secetaAf1
b "a pa4-an- Il a-ts - - ~ -
Il D. MtsFtSfD y. D
Fqraacfty q Sussex Co. Va
II uAlE. the vel ksewn styusSis;
sas Fsgs;iEz, q Nssa si...e. =. ",
vrnaf : 81 $ = csyngcsesi e cs.n AL y
rssssa assi e a. the rfaessN - A. sAia ~ :,
raa.s ss rsafteFS MT " tak - A1sa'se A''-s "
We have a hessS Sittt@ : 49, -. -
,..,s. 4erfs.l r4faesty. aEc Is cGFsSs EfVta ~.
lrsr ~, gsssril wh4ch viii gsszyffsr' y ~ thst
an we say l. tFssc, AID - sca " ~ - = =
xsishsszlE ia We have Ssathsr "a NS-i'.-
T5i...ss Es5gsssi. al 0z same seFEaS
w,fse Us = history e yoBr case. ar cur
vh.se.ssa viii saNtse :. IN ses4 = 49, -
l-est...sss 80 fssss,c. We Vii not Gecesfe
goa kfssss lEazss.
Fsr sSse By AZ druggists
Tx SWIFT SFErsFn- CO.
praNEr = Atlanta. Ga
New YORK - bussai~ sy-
fre.Asa fzts - s1sss EtiL
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Us. Is coupon. i2ga. Pacific es III


sEg YORK aEgeHAsntsE MARKET.
NEs YogS, Sept. Hops-Firm aud
Cofiee-oTtions opened steady: closed
weak; sales. 81 20 bags sept. sI2 30. Oct 4.
so isai2 %; Nov, $ii eosii 20; Dee.
81 41eli 10 spot Rio quiet and steady:
fair earRoex. &C.
sugar Raw, very strong and quiet re-.
6ned unchanged, good, demand fair.
Nool-t,niet and Arm,
Copper Nominal. lake, 81 90
tleRa-Dnll. domestic, 81 81
1iu-@Noninai
teiroienni-Opened weak af sl3 &C.. e be
how lasi nisht's close, and advanced D. se
ia the carly trading after Waieh e sharp
decline carried the price down % g0-te
4 rally then occurred, ga which Tire mar.
kci closed steady az Rtsar.
CHICAGO ru0DCCE NARKrT.
CHICAGO. sept 5--wheat-Flfmer; cash.
si a.. October, y Sc November gl' e.
EerB-Firfaer; cash, sic; October. 4c;
November, az e
Oats Easy. cash. 30 e. octosser 90 ri,
November, ~ sc.
naFley-NouAinal
l'otk steady cash and oeteber tii az +.
Lsri-Fifmer cash and October, so s9.
November. a9 ~.
CHICAGO LIvg sTOeK MAaKEr,
CmCAso. sept fa.-t attic Receipts 500
unchanged; heayes, g. Sss6 %. steers, s. so
"a T.; sloekcrs and feeticrs. UNCHANGED /.
Texans, 81 doaa -. Western rangers, = -
"a %,
Hogs Receipts. Sko. active sud higher,
naked, s6sas 3d. heavy, " leit5 20 HIGHT,
a. Ssss -.
sApop- Receipts, aOoo, irregular. natives.
= 50a4 GO: western. s. t9E3 70,
SAN FRANCISCO WHEAT MARKET.
san FRASCIsco, sept ia.-whea'-
/ lllghrf and frfaer Maralng sales luo aiieT-
noon lsaarsi3 Buyer isss, st.ee's; october.
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TELEGgAPHfC MARKETS.
NV YorK STOCK nrvIFw.

New YoRK. Sept i5.--The stock market
wns active for grancsrs, with everything
else on the LET weak and lower Under
pressure 10 sell 81. Paul declined = per
cent. before noon Toward the close there
was slight rally. aud the general list
showed fractional gains from the lowest
prices.
Governments dun and firm.
EXCHANGE ANp SECURITIES
NK& YoRK. sept l5.--Nouey on call.
easy AZ to per cent, closed offered at l.
Prime mercantile paper. aq5at Sterling
exchange quiet but firm. with actual
business for today bills az 81 rs 1. 81 So.
for demand
Banks hold sla.22aOOo in excess of re-
qgirrments
Bar silver, ssisac.
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oF rEg sEkTrLE. LAKE sHpKS ASD EASTERN
EafLgAY 10 RAGING RIVER.
Beginning sunday. September iaih, the
train leaving seattle ~ 70 a. m. VIII ran
through O. kaEing River, about ten miles
east from Gilman, arriving there at l,le y,
M. Returning leaves Raging River az 81
D. IN. arriving iu seattle al s - y. IN, a. ~
preseut This arrangement Wti shorten
tie Stage ride - aud from Pail city Hop
Ranch and the l0ilgafe about ten miles.
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ri ESTATE RECORD.
$. rue srsgEg OF ios FILED
- pfKsG TIE wEkk.
.....s,ens Aggregate Nearly
eoo--A Healthy state Of the
..t-rhe transactions In De

wsek Just closed has been
az - steady. hsithfal trade in
So .,,s. further emphasizing the
- - II the market which has
800 ~ throughout the year. sum
& davs the transactions we're /.
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