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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-03
Grand Army Order.

DETROIT, Oct. 2.-Commander-i Chief
Alger, of the Grand Army of the Republic,
has issued a general order, in which the an
nouncement is made that the following
comrades are re-appointed as mem
bers of the pension committee: Mer-
rill, IF Massachusetts; Kuntz, of Ohio;
Fairchild, of Wisconsin; Hurst, of Illinois,
and Blue, of Kansas. Comrade w. H.
Taylor, of Portland, Oregon, is announced
as member of the council of administra-
ton for that department. Colorado is
hereafter to be known as the department of
Colorado and Wyoming. ,s-
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Deep HarbOr Convention.

TOPEKA, Oct. 2.-The Deep Harbor con
vention reassembled this morning. Reso-
lutions of sympathy and regret on the
death of Ex-Governor Martin, Of Kansas,
were adopted, and several eulogistic ad
dresses made. Senator Plumb, of Kansas,
was elected president, F. L. Davis, of Den
yer, secretary, and one vice-president was
elected from each state represented. Sew
eral resolutions pertinent to the object Of
the convention were introduced and re-
ferred.
The evening session was devoted to the
delivery of addresses.
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Wool Manufacturers Meeting.

New York, Oct THE twenty-ifth
annual meeting of the National Association
of Wool manufacturers was held here this
morning in executive session. A resolu-
ton in regard to the tariff on wool is sup
posed to be the principal work before the
meeting. At 1880 pm. the doors were
thrown open by the wool manufacturers
and they adjourned. Resolutions were
adopted the same as those reported by the
special committee at Boston, September Il.
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Cliff HOUSE.
Gated Cor. Main and Third South Streets.

Located Cor. Main and Third South Streets.
The Cliff is the best % per day house
west of Chicago. Rooms large, cool and
airy, new and handsome furniture, electric
lights, and all the latest conveniences and
accessories. Dining hall spacious and per-
feet ii its appointment. Table first-class.
Rooms may be secured by telegraph.
ANDREW G. BRIxEN & Bro, Props.
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Dastardly Deed.

MoRsPoINT, Miss, Oct. 2.-To-night,
while prayer meeting was being con-
Quoted at the Presbyterian church,
some one fired a load of buckshot
through the front door of the
building, instantly killing Dan McInnis,
mortally wounding his daughter, Nellie,
and seriously wounding Henry Bluemer.
No clue to the perpetrator. The community
is terribly excited.
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Kansas CITY Races.

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 2.-The weather twas
fine and the track in good condition.
In PAS class, trotting, purse $40O-Nellie
Everhar first, Elector second, Nun
third Ora Stewart fourth. Best time
4 :35.
Free for-all, pacing, purse S40O-Fred Ar
thur first. Frank Franklin second, Fred
W. third, Louise distanced. Best time
2 :2O${.
In 2:4 class, pacing, purse S4OO-Maud
Neiff first, Sol Miller second, Mamie
Prince third, Red Rover fourth. Best
time-2:2l9<.
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PRIMARY ASSOCIATION.

A general meeting of the officers and
members of the Primary associations of the
church will be held in the Assembly hall
Immediately at the close of the afternoon
meeting Saturday, October 5, to which all
interested are especially invited, as bust
ness of Importance will be transacted.
1t is hoped that some of the first presi-
dency will be present.
LOUIE B. FELT,
President
LILLE FREEZE,
CLARA CANNON,
Counsellors.
G. H. CLAYTON,
Secretary.
Crismon Scarf Co., the druggists, can
y,1l,, ~ 10 ,Nv-acovipfinpa
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Presbyterian Confession of Faith.

New BRUNSWICK, N. J., Oct AT a
meeting Of the Presbytery yesterday, Rev.
DIR. McCosh, ex-president of Princeton,
spoke strongly in favor of revision of the
confession of faith. He particularly
pointed out the doctrine of REORGANIZATION
as not taught by the Scriptures.
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WHITE HOUSE.

corner of Main and Second South. Most
central location of any hotel in the city
Opposite postoffice. Union ticket and Pull;
man office in the hotel. Newly remodeled
and furnished throughout Table unsur-
passed. Electric light, bells and all mod
ern conveniences. Terms $1.50 to 81 per
day. H. L. HALL. Proprietor.
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A Strange Case.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 2.-The stories of
Garrett and Murray, the colOred farm
hands. and William Smith, neighbor, of
Chalkiey LeConey, who is charged with
the murder of his niece, are very damaging
to the defendant and furnish very strong
evidence of his guilt. He will probably be
committed to the grand jury.
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Pierre liets the Canital.

Sioux FALLS, OAK, Oct. 2.-Up to II pm.
specials to the Daily Press show the follow
ing condition Of affairs in the capital con
test: Pierre, 1924; Huron, II ,775; Sioux
Falls,S II, 40 The success Of Pierre is
generally conceded.
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nnrht to Have Sold Him.

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. at is stated that the
agent for the Philadelphia league club has
offered $4,000 for the release of Captain
Comiskey, of the Browns, but the offer
was refused.
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Workmen Burned.

DAYTON, O., Oct. 1.-The workmen had
tapped a natural gas main in street to-
night for repairs, when the escaping gas
was ignited by a spark from passing car
on the electric road. The trench was i'm
mediately filled with flame and three work
men were terribly burned.
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Animal Methodist Episeopal Conference.

lockout, N. h, Oct 2.-The eightieth
session of the general annual conference of
the Methodist Episcopal church met to-day
Bishop Fitzgerald, of Minneapolis, pre-
sided. Routine business occupied the morn
ing session. In the evening Chancellor
Simms preached the anniversary sermon.
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An Hisnano.Amerlcan Union.

PARIS, Oct. 2.-La Thereto asserts that
representatives of the Argentine republic,
Chill. Bolivia, Colombia, and Honduras at
tended a monster meeting at Barcelona on
Sunday last and subscribed to resolutions
in favor of an Hispano-American union
opposed to American protectionists.
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Eabeas Corpus for Frank Woodruff.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2.-Judge Baker today
issued a writ of habeas corpus, returnable
tomorrow, requiring the state to show
couse why Frank Woodruff, the Cronin
suspect, should not be released.
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LouisriIle s NASHVILLE Meeting.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 2.-The annual
meeting of the Louisville & Nashville road
was held to-day The report for the year
shows the gross earnings were SI76, 500, 1896;
net earnings. $6,273,6lO. The dividends
paid during the year amounted to 81, 594, 500
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Original Pensions Issued.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-The statement Of
the pension office shows that during tie
months of July, August and September,
1883, the original pensions issued numbered
sos. During the same time this year they
numbered 1860.
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Fx-Governor Jobn A. Martin, Dead.

ATcuIsoN, Kas.. Oct. 2.-EX-Governor
John A. Martin died this morning from a
complication of diseases. He was also
editor and proprietor of the Atchison
Champion. The funeral will be on Friday.
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The Stuttgart Disaster.

BERLIN, Oct. 2.-Later reports from the
RAILROAD accident near Stuttgart yesterday
sgys tenowere killed and fifty injured.
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When Greek Meets Greek.

GALVESTON, Tex, Oct. George Pol
loky to-day shot and killed George Menutes
and then suicided. Both were Greek fruit
dealers and had quarrelled over business
transactions.
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Killed His Wife and HimseI

BROOKLYN, N. Y, Oct. 3.-Daniel Rob
bins, aged sixty four, ship rigger, killed
his wife tonight and then suicided. Cause,
domestic quarrel.
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Storm in Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. "A severe
hail storm passed over this city last even
ing Hailstones half the size of walnuts
fell and shattered vast numbers of window
papes and damaged greenhouses.
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Murder and Suicide.

SANDUsKY, O., Oct. 2.-Charles Hart
man, saloon keeper, tonight killed his
wife and himself. Cause, jealousy.
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hurricane in the Black Sea.

LONDON, Oct. "A hurricane is raging
in the Black sea. A large number Of Turk
ish vessels are wrecked and great loss of
life is reported.
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from those opposed to woman suffrage and
the politicians who are against the abolition
of the fee system and the election laws.
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The handsomest Smyrna carpets ever
brought to Salt Lake are seen at 2. G.
M l.
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Sir Julian Paunceforte Returning.

LONDON, Oct. 2.-Sir Julian Paunceforte,
British minister to Washington, who has
been home for some time on leave of alb
sence, will start on his return to Washing
ton Saturday.
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nrnwned in the Rhine.

BERLIN, Oct. 2.-Five persons were
drowned in the Rhine to-day by the capsiz-
ing of boat.
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A Southern Duel.

ATL4FrA, Ga, Oct. Am Athens
special TO the Constitution says: Major
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SOZodOnt.

What is beauty's chiefest charm
Melting eyes or rosebud lips,
Flowing tresses, form OF grace?
No; fine teeth these charms eclipse,
And their sure preserver is
SOZODONT, best dentifrice. =
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Hill. of Banks county, challenged Will
Gobee to a duel. The men met and were
paced in position when Hill broke and
ran, ending the fight. Both are colored.
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Save yourselves coughs! Hale's Honey
of Horehound and Tar prevent bronchitis
and consumption.
Pixies Teothache drops cure in one min
ute.
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Cabinet photos S1.5O per dozen at New
combs, Scott-Auerbach building, Main
street, to day.
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wilson Barrett Sails for America.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2.-Wilson Barrett and
Miss Eastlal1e sailed for America to-day.
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If you want fine Lemonade, call
Ross Pharmacy.
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Crismon-Scar Co., the druggists, can
I'LL any PHYSICIANS prescriptions.
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TIE SITE or Trade.

,.,-r,oRr Feb l9-corron nrm. Mddling 10 Lice
T0 sSn aSi SS kH E DO - Family DO e. 90 IS
city Mills no Brands E5's o q 80 1855 do do Straight
t eSsp 4o % E1t T
Es SSSM1S Western SssS Pea PSS
ST. February soy 90 SSre1 anil sy whs
e7SssSsc Ye ISy Western spot and
TsSSs At s sSsaes spot M a'
Southern aud Rs9ayvaaS On Msa
& White sS lSmnay steady s q SsS sS p bay
Steady oT RF%o Ness e eh pork az s
sncaldes SSS c s,o RID Clear s' Rib Sides sc Ham;
I. sEa Is B ss Rs g fss
s5 ds no ear sss0e COPPER E
a. n u s s sISsr 81 Sreis@ts to
per dS Grain per bush S SS hS, c' ws Sr
700 1000 bush Flour 1000 bbls sses-whsa'
2I ssS Io'n Feb ~ spring wheat higher and
pieto Old no Nd sfS rIS' al 81 2s No Ndtern
Il i6S No. q 81 i4i Winter wheat scarce and higher
S Sss icso iaF Est liS' NS Rcd csSoS %hl;
M scse No yeDoS s6e s. sse SO sSsSSss
os!s eas TsS SPs ns e on track barley Sue aud
unsettled No Canada NO % SsnaaS So m
unchanged Flour in gOo demand and ARIA Best SPS,ns
2'$ 80 Bss NJ T"sg e ass sps GS si So
Sornmeal steady Oatmeal steady Receptsweat 100
S S9sS osOS o G @
BosroN. Feb la.-Elour active and higher CommoI
FXtra a. 1904 90, Wisconsin Patents 81 70 Ass 10 ~
Eota Patents 80 20 ass 9O Minnesota Patents 50 20 90
gDS rsG s SSss Y Yellow
lia84bc; Good No Grade 4S9t3Hc Oats quiet steasy
and unchanged Mlddings per ton, 81 OoHF:oo0 Bue
steady Western Extra Creamery 2s93Oc Eastern Exsn
creamery Northern Extra Creamery Dc. Provhion
steady. New Mesa Pork SIS 2saib 49, Old Mess POT
siB 0ODi6 25i Extra Prime New Slt 6OVl4 20 Lard ~ .
$50 So u6ns steady Boston Small IL p lsc Wesler
Small llaai2e Beef quiet Mess, W s9aSs 90 Extr
nrm New York Extra l2Qlsci Vermont Extra l2o Egg
dull and steady Eastern Extras l620lzc Vermont ~
tras 171lso New. Iiampsire kxtras l7alec Westsfi
Extras l4c Western Firsts hecelps zuv on
and 200 saoks Corn 900 bush Data 5000 bush shoru
| ~ tons.
CHICAGO Feb l2rhe leading futures ranged ne follows
WHEAT 2.
Opening. Highest Lowest Closna
Februsry.............. lo4k l00's ioAt 100
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Il On and after JANUARY 49, 1889.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Streets Ferries as follows
Harrisburg Pittsburg and the West with Pullman Palace
Da ms day New YORK and Sicsgo Limited Of Parior
Dining, smoking and Sleeping Veshbuled Cars at 100
wilismsport Lock Haven 100 a. m D. CORY ava
Erie AZ D. M connecting at CORY for Titusvine
For Lebanon. 200 o. m, 20 D, m, and ~ 15 night
II 200 a: M. loo, Q 100 and 100 p. m. Sundays
baltimore emu wSsinson and tho South Limited Wash
ington Express Of Pullman Paror Cars daily except
Sunday, 10 .. M; arrive Washington 90 D.: m, and
ton ~ D. H. regular az 90 90 and 80 q. M
100 900, 4 80 and 900 p. m. ond 2l5 night
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
i2 20 D. m. (ihrough PsrOr Carr. and 2 D. week
Long BrancS Bay Held pneon %s ana Intermediate sta
tons, via Railway and Amboy 0 10 2; M, - neon
p. o.. do not stop az As5ary rarSl. -. n,,...
For 0d PpR G And sSSk s % d51 Rs bS
irore and Bay Line, 100 p m; week days, ....nnA
trains at Jersey city anoring a speedy and direct
transfer for Brooklyn travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA
eolandt a Street, Feles as follows ana
go 30 @ Chicago Limited dGG 4 Win Dining Car
sn eo = 400 gSs3o 80 so go Zoo 49, so
800 and 200 p M and u ;le night Aeeommo-
aaSSy. % a1s II iE " % aH L Ia 100 .IS 70
q. NJ. T. 80. g. 0, 80, 9, and p. m, and 10 .I5
ra nS oaySs day ~ dcePt Sunday at
ana na 30 On 2 Sundays cnse. B sno aa t lG
feRss onces,, Nos; l. AZ: $40. saa s4S sEcsewsy,
courtst and Brooklyn AnneX S.slen foot o. Fulton
City 1. Gssraat 9eses Once Caste Garden Jersey
The. Ncw-York Transfer Company VIII call for and
ehesn l psssesep 9h hotels ana iss'ofn r. WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD, N. Y. c. &

w II. r. L. r. Co. Lessee.-Trans leave West s2d
ST., station, NewYork, follows, ana twenty minutes
earlier from foot Of Jsy,st, ~ R Shesso, Detroit
dogis 600 . 10 Toronto r. . 20 55 a. n Q 90
pals syraeuse, Utica and principal intermediate stations
1ties only, Kingston, saugerties. Gat.kil, Albany.
Si6, q rs % So, $50 n and 3! 800 q 200 = rs
Gayerstiaw. S.2g a m. as. 6;25 Elegant sleep
ing-cars for buffalo Niagara Falls, toronto, Detroit
Chicago and 81 Louis: DAILY: DAILY, except SatnI
jersey City, r. r. X. Station, all 20 a. M, $50
D. m Hoboken West Shore station, all 80 80 80
Offices: Broonyn-SS3 Washlngton;st go t c 5s
1868 and 942 broadway 1913 10 Bowery, 10 Park Place.
and West Shore Stations OF West 12ds and foot OF
Jay-st, N. r. Westc0tps Express calls for and checks
baggage from hotels and residences o. y: LAMBERJ,
General Passenger Agent, Xanderbiltave., u. X.
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M EW.YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT EOURrTRACk TRUNK LINE
on and nicer February 3 trains leave
GRANn GENITAL 6TAIION.


LARGEST and Finest Passenger station In America.
Is a NJ Rochester and Montreal Express, dIauine'
room cars New-York 10 Albany and Albany 70 Montreal
VIA D. & II. r. r. also East Albany to 81 Adams VIA
0snS 30 Sern0n M, FAMOUS STEAM HEATED yEsTI
BULFD CHICAGO, CIEcINNATI AND ST LOUIS
dnins.eaf' drawing and sleeping cars Tor Albany
ItIca Syracuse, Rochester BnalO Erie Cleveland To-
iedo etc, arriving at Chicago at 80 m. Indisnapos
sy SS a. WITH ~ train Gu for counbas and Cincinnati
10 80 a. IN, Chicago Express ior Niagara Balls. To;
3lI:30 a m, Western New.Ynrk and Northern Express
FOR Saratoga Lake George, Rutland Bennington NORTH
Adams &C. Drawing room cars 70 Troy - -,
$3.50 D. m. Albany, Troy and Utica Special. with draw
ing. room care 10 Troy and Utica 49, -
% :55 D. M Accommodation 70 Albany and Troy. Con-
meets for Williamstown North Adams ard intermediate
40 p m. Fast Chicago Cincinnati and ST. Louis F.x
press for Niagara Falls Buffalo, Suspension Bridge, To
tonto ana Cleyeland Cincinnati Indianapolis ST LOUIS
Detroit and Chicago, with yestbulea and seamheaied
s $50 D. m. Montreal and canandsigua Express
GEARS 70 Montreal via Hogses Point ana Via 81
SUNDAY. SUNDAY train does not run west OF Albany
% D. NJ Special Man Limited. arrives at Rochester
l., no zoo p H. Fast Night Express FOR Rochester BuIa-
10 Nngara FANS Toronto. Cleveland Cincinnati In
cara Sleeping Wstertown Va TSca daiiY exeep.
saitHgrdsy also 20 Sanand9igna on sundays only. .
. ~ midnight Tor Saratoga whitehall and Rutland No
Albany. Connects at Albany with train for ne West
Tickets and space IN drawing room and sleeping on
sale p at Grana ce1trR Station as 7sS snd 90 Broadway
136h-st. station, New. York 1888 WashnqtSn and va
Fulton SITS, and Dos Bedfordave., l.. D., brooklyn.
run daily; Others daily except Sunday. tstop q.
RioHARps Rsst Genera 0 PssSnss snd wss
J. NJ. TOUCEY. General Superintendent
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Mem publications.
pogERTs BROS NEW BOOKS.
rap TRUTH ABOUT CLEMENT KER

AZ Novel BY the author OF " Kismet" Mirage" "rhe
Head Of Menusa" "Yestigia,' "Andromeda.S vol
a6mo. Cloth. Price, IS cents.
Miss Fletcher introduces into story psyehol
or al and supernatural elements 1t is especially notable
Tor The atmosphere Of mystery which enYeops n and Tor
the sdu with which startling incidents dealt 1.-THE
characters are strongly drawn and the whole book bears
yitess Miss Fetchers observation cad
her insight into the real natures OF men and women
says Nrs Louise Chandler Moulton
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LONDON Feb IA D ~ rset V wsssrI first
NO no trustees Certificates ~ 9 Gsnaa9 paTlc ~
Ee S 0ctnary 49,; ST. Paul Common o2,s s1 N
@ Srst mortgage bonds %; New-fork Ceh'tAl LIZ
pennsylvania. 50as Bea.hs' 49,
Money il p e 20 per cent
SPANISH 80 Gnoe per cent rene5 at s3 francs %
To- he eeount aud exchange on LONDON ~ - iSnos
az for checks o ,artat for both short and
frha rate az discount In the open W.uAos i0' WV
81 ran n,onths bills Is ga per cent a.. , =, II ,na
The amount Of bullion withdra"h rum N'e | y -e
on beianee to-day Is ell0.OOO.
"n =. sii,sr a. anoted q AZ III per OUNCE
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Railroads..

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
~ Trains leave Chsmbers-st. Station week days fof
TnOewood Tenafy Cioster, Sparkil and Nyack, $50.
=. go si0 and II 80 M; 10 $50 = go 10
BsO $40 80 40 s, 10 80 IL midnight. Sunoayss
4 30 80 q. m. A. Y AS p. m.
" Additional trains to CresskilI and 40 M and
'Fd p Manuel, Spring Valley. MOnsey and TamanA
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THE EPIC OF HApEs.

nv LEWIS MORRIS, euthor Of " Given" " The Ode
M Iafas Songs UnSmg" &c new and cheaper
esiaoa I'm an attractive binding. 1omo, Cloth Price
s125.
This book has achieved phenomenal success IN
uznaand twenty-three editions having been sold. john
erqht considers 1t another gem added 70 the wealth
al the poetry Of our language"
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M EsSru.ry. .......... III. 9Th a7s liz
MESS PORK PER ssL-
$ $;$|is.:,: ||Ess IEs II|ISS
LARD. pss 100
E sE:;:i..,:: 81; ~: 81. Is "A.
'1's SHORT xrss Pc. 100 Ii.
s;$ q: :S:s : ssfG : sil:
Cash quotations follows no spras wfsss
1919 No. Spring whss. q. q oass e 30 30 3
no. barley Ils q, SEED s. q ns ss 5s K sqs
Dss sf 10 II H. - sa as'i S ssss loose
saE bSzS e sss DS na osa q %
Dsr gallon, sugsrs-cat Loaf 73sss Granuatsd Ties
Articles. hecs'p sa Snp1m nn IA
Flour bbls. i iav9 iooS
Corn Ztzgov iy9o9o
9sts bush 5000 5000
Barley, BUSH so'oVV eosoov
. @ 90 sas s ssssars 'ss ss''s
zze ciso,se :, pz,y zo@zz'' S"oa ch'''e
Sss2 ; & ss s1 e. il S ssss ssss
Eo s lex III 70 looe 7, steady 10 Mixed q
psss sa aI sou ss a. u. o. e'sssSs SEX
ssg S r Soos on ss Ii. ss.s q Butte, utter strong
s s I sassr ssT T' Ham
Ga ssss u 4 snd S
G Egs qas ssssT Eater. = l5e Ssss.:
sssy pss SsyiSs Receipts Of wheat 5000 bush ship
' Dsfse ~ FEB i2whsetNo White cash 1885,; No
tsd cab sa February lols.c Ms{ loase ses July 30
~ Z. z5e 80 . While 2se EsceiPs-whsat 5000 0asA.
Corr IS 200 bash Oats 1900 bush
cs 9. sF 10 re- a fTs T. n S os auss
NnsrtSolss. Yss i2--wheat steady and higher Clos.
ieg quotstoas were; No. Hard, February 81 %; DO
N q Il % 30 I ssrs x q sS G 70
81 lI@I ~ so2 Northern Feor1a5y 1000, 90 March
5 5ei esi. % .s a sp1sa 80 g cars fs.'- '
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