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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09
GROCERIES.

WHEELING, Tuesday. April :.
Sugar iirmer. Provisions continue
strong Cofees firm al an advance of
- on roasted. Canned corn. tomatoes and
peaches are doing much better Syrups
dull.
SYRrPs-C Choice Sugar Syrup 2Sc; Hon
ey Drips PIC; Sugar dark 24c, De addi-
tional in half barrels. New Orleans Mo
lasses-Fancy new crop 52c; Choice new
iSc: Prime new &c: Fair new 43c; Mixed
goods, New Orleans JOa32c. Bakers goods
30c
PRovI>IoNs-Schenks medium :. c.
hams 1926 small :. c. hams l05Ic: Cali
fornia hams Sc; =. C.. breakfast bacon a.;
:. c. shoulders & e. city sides &c; ham
beef Zoe; ordinary beef isc family mess
pork. > Id piece So 80; bean pork, fine clear
Sl3 80.
LARD -Schcuk's pure kettle. tees a.: -
10. cans nc: lard compound, tees j. ,c. 30
Id. cans SIC; 20 To. cans &C.; 10 To- cans
6l+c; Ito cans D. ac.
CANNED GooDs-3 n STANDARD tomatoes
Sjag0c: Bib fancy tomatoes ~ a9jc. p
standard Hartford Co. corn NOaS5c: soaked
corn 45aj0c; 2-ib Maine process corn 9Oaajc:
2-ib Maine packed sweet corn 81 coal 10: g.
ID Acorn brand peaches > 30: 3 % standard
table peaches II 80; BIB standard pie
peaches II -: l-ib full standard cove oys-
tcrs II 10; lib light weight cove oysters
GJc: . ib standard string beans ,5c. Lib
by's IN can coined beef. - ~: Libby $
l-ib can Clipped beef. - 10. Libby's I'D
can lunch tongue = 30.
WOODEN wAKE-No. tubs = %. No. .
81 90: No. - 90: . hoop pals 81 -; hoop
II is. sap II -: single washbOard5 II ~:
double do - -; one crimp double do -,
-. single - 80.
FRuirS-Ncw Turkish Pruncs 6 .c:
Raisins, Valencia . tc: Layer Ondara he.
London layer raising :! jOa "a. Loose
muscatels - 3Oa2 80; Fancy California
EyapOrated peaches l9a2Oc: choice Califor-
mia evap0rlted peaches l6alsc: fancy
California eyapOrated apuc0ts lialNc;
choice California evap0ratcd apricOts lia
l6i g. fancy cvapOrated apples T. sc: choice
DO lie. fair do lOalOisc
on Lard. extra western strained 15c;
carbon, 10 dc. carbon, $50 : a.; Lewis
mines winter white oil &c; summer whiis
40ai2c.
SrGAHs Cut loaf q. &C.; Cubes g. c; Fruit
powdered o.: Ordinary powdered 6.tc;
Granulatcd Standard 6a,c. Standard Con
fectioner's A Csc. Standard Grocer's 4
&c; Pearl White \ 5i,c; White Extra &
sc; Ohio Valley D. &C.; New York G jitc.
Fruit c 45,c
RICE Fancy Pearl 81 e: Choice Pearl
atc. Choice Domestic 6i.c; Prime Domes-
tic SIC; Fair Domestic SIC; Fancy Head
7i,a1tic
COFFEE Green Coffee Fancy Golden
Rio 23c; Fmcy Green DC; PcabeITy % sc:
Choice Green u &c: Prime Green BE.
Roasting grades 2Oa2l sc; Java 23c. Roast
ed IN packages Ohio Valley - O.: Stand
ard Loose Roasted ~ e..
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WOOL.
WnrrIIND. TIE,nAY. Al

WHEELING. TUESDAY. April $.
There is little or nothing doing ia the
wool market. There is but little old wool
IN the hands Of farmers, aud what they
have win be held over until the new clip
arrives. which will be ia few weeks.
The present outlook is a rather gloomy one.
and il is generally expected that fine woods
win sell from 2S 90 zoe.
Present prices are as follows:
Fine fleece washed at 29I3Oc mwaShed
oue-third OFF, Medium fleece washed 3!a'eic
uuWashcd 2aa25c: tub washed &'ai5c.
PuuAprlrult. April N-Wool, prices
steady with fair inquiry; ONO, Penn
sylvaua and West Virginia Ky and above
32a3fc: Y 30a:}3c: medium $ia.'Sc; coarse
33a35c: New York. Michigan. Indiana
and western fine or y and Xxx 2sa3Oc: me
dium 36a3,c; coarse aia.ijc; fine washed
dclaiuc Y and " 33a3ac. medium washed
combiug and dciaiuc 39ailc; coarse do ga
3Gc: Canada washed combiug :2a4c, tub
washed choice3gaioc: fair31a3Nc: coarse ga
3lc. WuuWaslcdc ombiug and delainc
2ia3Oc: coarse do 2Gl2ac: Montana lia!5c;
Territorial lla-3c.
Bo.roN. April S-Wooi market steady
Prices firm. Ohioand Pennsylvania hccccs
3Oa3lc for y - abs .c for NN and above.
and 31u.;Sc for NO. Michigan y !>a-Hc.
couhiue and dclIiuo 100 good demand. Ter
rt0ry line j,aI-c: fine medium j.ia31r. luc
dunn s5Oal! Texas aud California steady
Pulled wool. steady; super aui>c. extra
Parse. lulci9. woods quiet.
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ILoUE CKAIN ANDFrED.


WHEELING. TUESDAY. April s.
The market continues dull and prices for
flour have dropped 10 cents per barrel. the
mere than adequate supply being the cause
OF this condition of affairs Other prices
remain unchanged The following quo
tai'ous are wholesale, retail prices brn"
80 % 80 cents higher
Flour Choice family flour in wood
So 30. iu paper 10 per barrel
GRAM Wheat per bu,hel, No. ] NOc.
corn per bushel zoe; oats per bushcl 2Na.nr.
FEED Middlings per ton sli 0alG uo;
bran per tom Sl4 O0alGOO: balcd hay per ton
Sl2 OU. loose hay - OUa9 copper ton.
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LIVE STOCK.
WHEELING. TUESDAY, Apr

WHEELING, TUESDAY, April s.
The cattle market is reported i'm good
condition this week, with mo- change I'm
prices Mcssrs. Bayha " Dorsey furnish
the following quotations.
Cattlc-l.OOO 10 loo and above So a4c;
500 TO 800 pounds i4a3i .c: 1oJ 20 500 pounds
. a3c.
Hogs Market active al 4a4isc.
Lambs Lively at 5a5i &C..
Calves I'm good demand at lajc
Sheep Active at 4ai sc.
CWcAGo. April S-Cattlc. receipts 5000
head shipments 1900 head market steady
choice 10 extra bccyes - 1jaj -: steers.
y iOa4 ca; stockers and feeders. - jOa
3 -; COWS bulls and mixed 81 -,a3 80;
Texans 81 H0d3 ~.
Hogs Receipts l5.0OO head: shipments
1000 head; market 5al0c lower; mixed.
- l5ai 30: heavy, - lOal 40; light, - -
al 30: s5ips - Dial H.
Sheep Receipts 600 head; shipments
900; market active and lOc higher.
natives - 5ga6 -; Western - OJaG 30:
Texans - o0a5 50; lambs - OOad -.
New YORK. April s-Beeyes, receipts
LOIS mead: market. feeling firm: no trad
ing: dressed beef firm at 81, a. scper pound
for sides.
sheep -kcceiplS Nv hcad; market
steady; sheep ~ 25a6 30 per 100 lbs; year
hugs - 50as -; dressed mutton firm at ga
I'D per pound dressed yedrlings lOal e.
per pound.
Hops Receipts 5,S;G head market nom
mGllv steady at - l0a4 30
East LIEEETY, April Cattle, receipts
2i3 head; shipments $50 head; market
slow. al Yesterdays prices.
a.F 4 .It %
,51 head; market slow; medium and
selected - 4oal 80. common 10 best York
CPS - 25a4 40. pigs - l0a4 D.
Sheep. receipts 30 head: shipments
1900; market fair ar yesterdays prices.
CNcINNATi. April S.-Hogs. stronger:
common and light - 5Oa4 -; packing and
butchers 81 l5al 80. Receipts, 100 head
shipments. 1900 head
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This what You ought TO have. in act,you
must have 10. TO fully enjoy life. Thous-
ands are searching for II daily, and mourn
inc because they find it not. Thousands
upon thousands of dollars are spent annu-
ailv bv our people i'm the hope that they
mav obtain this boon. And yet it may be
had bv all We guarantee that Electric
Bittcis. if used according To directions and
the use PERSISTED i'm. will bring You Good
Digestion and Dust the demon Dyspepsia
and install instead EupepSy We recon
mend Electric Bittcrs for Dyspepsia ana all
discaseso of Liver, Stomach and Kidneys
Sold AT SOC and Sl00 per bottle 10y Los'"
Drug Co.. druggists.
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TYEY ALL TAKE IT! ~

III @ AnrloSsxon race its march towards ''za''a iIpu m
- TIir of his land and established government il N
If fine world In this progressive unleTahi.5 'Ac "nne IH
Il from his red brother medicine that is as f3y9lG l m r
American Government = = = ,Gtlinc
i yry nationality. If our conquest OF lmc has done TO suffering
l, ul: ~ ele worth hardship endured ana Ui' M u i' "
making This conquest ~. ...;.;..- { "
Mr. l. WATTS Westminster Chambers ll f, and chronic
5in If The ski source oi s' "3 and many rne
a!1'. ~ rlil treatment skin hospital ans
'., 1 i.t benefit After using ; > or lev - ,i H.. In
Fiio5- .l irsr audt there mo- trace oI '
cleared up Aa o,i In while curing The SKIN di>
1>cx rzel>xp-I inherited Serofala when pa, , i I
eyes S0iits Specific i,.il''' '' MISS SOPHIA Bt IL.
Our Treatise on blood 'n' A " SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta Ca
C.....ft.,bg s. s.
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CINCINNATI. O.. April S-Flour quiet
Wheat. scarce. No > red >laN2c. receipts
1000 bushels; shipments l.5O1i bushels
Corn. firm No. mixed 3jc. Oats. nom
inal:N No. > mixed 26 e. Rye. quiet; NO
soc Pork. firm at sll 90 Lard. easy a'
si 90. Bulk Meats and Bacon, firm ane
unchanged. Whisky, steady ~ 81 o.. But
ter. lower. fancy creamery 45e fancy dairy
l4al5c. sugar duh and weaker. hard DE-
lined 6 .a7t .c: New Orleans 5a5 O. Eggs,
lower al ei.c Cheese. steady.
PHILADELPHIA. April s-Flour. easy
Wheat. firm: 30. = red April eda,U
Nav 81 ASH @; June 80 ao'. e.; July ia
S5e Corn. easier, No 4 mixed track S-c'
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New YORK, April S.-Pie Iron, dul.
and steady Copper firm al Sli 80. Lead
dull. domestic 50 eO. Tin quiet; straits
S3U oJ
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Fours, Registered ....................12
+ ours, coupons. ........... ..........lES
Fours-and-a-half, Registered ...... 1887
Fours-and-a-half Coupons. l03. !
Pacific skies of 1893.
STATEs-Dull but firm.
RALROADs-W Weak: sales -. HI 900.
STOCKs-The stock market to-day was
intensely dull in the regular list and some
animation in the unlisted department with
few wide changes i'm the speciaties TO
save the dealings from utter staguation.
Not one of the usually active stocks liuc-
tuated over a range of more than per
cent. while Union Pacific, Atchison. Lack
awanna, Chicago Gas and ST Paul We're
more active than the rest of the list. but
there was no interest in either of them.
The great feature OF the day was tbs mu-
sual activity and strength i'm Manhattan.
which not only had the advantage of large
earnings of late, but also reports ot the ad-
vautageous settlement OF "a large number of
damage suits against the company. Among
the low priced shares Wheeling and Lake
Erie was prominent The close was in
tcusely dull and steady at about first prices.
Sugar rose la5 and Manhattan ! d per cent
Sales S3,2ii shares. Quotations closed bid
as follows:
Adams Express. 800; American Express,
ia; Canada Pacific, ~ Central Pacific,
81 Chesapeake and Ohio, 229 do first
preferred, do sos second preferred, 3 {;
Chicago and Alton, 100; Chicago, Burling-
ton and Quincy, 1867. Delaware and Hud-
son, ljli, Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western. 1861 Denver and Rio Grandc,
10; Erie, 2i'l; do preferred, - Fort
Wayne, l5l; Illinois Central, ll3;
Lake Shore, l0i Michigan Central, 70 ;
Minneapolis and St Louis, Ga DO pre-
fcrrcd, A.; Missouri Pacific, ~ North
en Pacific. 81; do preferred, '35,; North
western, llll.; do preferred. l4l4i; New
York Central, 100 Oregon Transcontinen-
tai, 31 Pacific Mail. 3li Peoria. Decatur
and Evansville, 81 :Piusburg. l5i Pull
man Palace Car, $50; Reading, 40 Rock
Island, 9l55; St Louis and san Francisco,
49,: do preferred, 3G do first pre-
fcrred, -: ST. Paul, GSl. do preferred,
ll32, St Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba,
III; St Paul and Omaha, 81; do pre-
fcrrcd, g3; Texas Pacific, 1914; Union
Pacific, g.; United States Express, -;
Western Union, -
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3'ailronaa.
.ALTIMORE ANn ONO RAIL

Mounlsyiile Accommodation. G.
cept Sunday.
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GINSENG.

WHEELING. TUESDAY, April :.
There Is not much doing in the market
Prices are. Ohio and West Virginia = 40
per nOund.
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SHOWS .rnfa. l>c GAINS

,a.--M o..,..aa.l..- afM. R.n.l.r.

this wear. is an extensive brick yard. Stu
atel as the city is. 40 the confluence of me
ohio and Little Hauawha rivers and "iih
It's river and railroad connections, there
are more than few who believe that PARK
orsburr is destined. ere many years. 20 be
come the chief commercial centre ol ihe
State One of tine reasons assigned loi
This happy destiny is it's comfortable us
t.tuce from amy other large city. lhc iVV
miles 90 Wheeling. and inc fouH9"o"u'
,.,;l,o,l communication with Charleston,
generally make Parkersburg dist1Out-
;,,.- centre of its own. coveriuga large area
There arc mo- large cities sufficiently near
to detract from its Importance, ANA, WIN
nlentv of feeding IL must grow. IL Is am
inviting section in many respects. NOT atone
ian. IFS desirable manufacturing loc"'iou9'
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but for its agricultural and fruit lands
Stock growers are beginning TO see the

NAl lhi AN0 AT ~ AANNiil anu AIhAl All4tt's
Stock growers are beginning TO see the
VALUE OF GRAZING LANDS,
and capitalists are not slow TO put their
shekels in coal, ore and oil with probable
manifold results.
But there are other Improvements to be
heard from At the city election on Tues
doy, the citizens will vote on the PROPOSE
tiOn 10 issue sjO,0 600 worth Of bonds. $4,000
of which is TO go for sewerage and $4,000
for street paving. There is little doubt
but that the proposition will be a rousing
go The election is regarded as one of
the hottest municipal fights that has oc-
CURED for some time The contest wakes
particularly warm in the First and Third
wards Ina the former Rudolf Wild is the
chosen one against James Morrison. Demo
crat IN the Third ward. Il. L. Malley has
consented TO please the BOYS by posing as
the pin In the political bowling alley Ex-
Postmaster A. y. Williams holds the ban
ner for the Democrats, ana he has a strong
following. The other two Republican
COuncilmen are j. *. Cole and George a.
brennan. the remaining two Democrats
being +. O. Hliehle and j. Y. Mayhall
IT may be aid 10 the credit of the last
Common Council. largely Democratic in its
makeup, that it retired from service with
1000 i'm the treasury. The present
Council has successfully disposed of this,
also $4,000 of tax levy. and other things
lying aronnd loose. il is also understood
that number of the funds have been ov-
crdraWn. While much of this
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A GROWTH.
The CITY OF PARKERSBURG FAST FILLING OUT
ITS CONFINES.
Ile Swelling Commercial Centre Of Wood County
Sme Of .le Natural and Artificial Atyan-
uses- Buildings BJbbmg Up-Ssb-
urban Towns

Sme Of tle Natural and Artificial Adym-
bsss- Buildings B5bbmg Up-Sab-
urban Towns
Special Carcioa3eare Qrhe R.ai,f,r
PAKKERsBURG. April a town that
stands ON two feet. Such is Pwkersburg.
BY this expression, 10 is meant 10 imply
not that the place is In state of liner
TIA bat that 10 rests upon - solid. impertur-
able basis. and with this encouraging out
look before them. the aggressive inhabi-
tuts are awake 10 further advancement,
ami but few months hence another am era
of modernism win have stalkcd the streets.
and scores of new buildings will tower
hedvcnWaU as monuments of pluck, ener-
gy and capital
Few cities i'm the coalladcu state appear
tO have imhibed more OF the western actiy-
itv. and fewer still. have fastened upon it.
self the uJomnitable idea of 'l'll be big
city Or bust" than the attractive little
nucleus of Wood county Compared
with the condition of things M
the hftics, or even as late as
TINE EARLY SEVENTIES,
the mroads of civilization when taken il,
GOO, seem s"iu'N H"e star 1liu-' H""il''Iol'9
ana lae pusN ihaflS oI trdoc nave SpruHs
"P lh' 1'4u9'"o4S D" lnc uc" i"! "i ."
loves 90 tell folks how he and Brother Hi
ram used t0 pasture COWS fright ON the
taruai spot where them darn big store
buildings be now" don't have 90 20 so very
FAR back iu Parkersburg. Market street,
now the principal retail business vein of
the town, but little over twenty years ago
was " .'s1C .i '.a'.oi ".iIi ,io''
NJ ,,.. - Ill.,. ,i' IN
49, l'', ~ ''' "'3 1- .,,i '''i
"''D" '"' ''t I''' must ,.''" .'' Va ,""'
n.y. t..ili, ,l'' -, ~ Si,;
-..5,. l 49,. g. - o.
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u" "'-i.''5'- w '',' "P""' " i;''.i
~ D.cJ ~ Va T' u.s., 'uN r.,,"l'i1i','., ~
,uc 'iiH-V' ''"u 'le l"'"i"n "i ,u' u'l'l lh
lue upper part "4 ."' own
"-'' N"0 t-1 clio.- "i 'l'@""E
SoNrruf>t.. OBJ , STIR
J" iv''i '9'"'S' """ S'Dio V' ,"' -"v'' i''7'-
:-".''' ''''''1''''' "'V -''''= "P ''' '''''' Se'
-i,i..,... ,,...., .-o ,...t7.,..,. ..,,.....7 a.,
Par6ersourg last year, and it is expected
inai lhe total Tor 'hIS year Wiu equal Do
rol yA'c'a l.1l uuluoei- u' "iAeiS-
"ui 2 hi'Niu- 80 P-1ul' 'SPi'7c" .l"S al
outlay oi >i-''V'. Is now unuci contract
S-'.O'" ScAoo. nuiluinE "'" luc Z 1lhets-
burg ciut factory WIN q c"pilet oi NluV'-
UVO- i"e .'St named factory VIII culp.oy
qWJe number ol u"uua. a 'oNluli'lec
Iron one oi lhc Improvement S9soCI"lio"s
V- 'u' M ..tl:,.'. Iii ~
upon lhc lo'"uo". me pu'I1ili-s WIIl DC
ctetleI 'S soon 49, 1Ig sue ~ "Cn"'.Vil so'-
lied CANINE WORKS are o!so 'oul .'.,ii,
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can be successfully argued away in muni-
cipal Improvements, it is generally be
licyed that the money had too free rein.
The election of Tuesday will set matters
right The Democrats smell the battle
from affair, and already see the handwrit-
inn ON the Wall.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money at 4a4I-e Per Cent Governments
Dull but Firm Stocks Dull-Flour Firm
Wheat Active.

Wheat Active.
New YORK, April S.-Money on call easy,
at 4a4 per cent last loan at per cent
closed offered at per cent prime mercan-
tile paper 5a5i per cent sterlingexchange
quiet but firm at 4S5a4S1i
GOVERNNfENT,- Dull but firm
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Cor 5lrnt.
DOR RENT.
A Store Room With Dwelling

Attached. Excellent location Fog 20 Dry Good.
Store Rent reasonable. Inquire OF
JAMES A. HENRY.
tvrolr.i fffl Market Street
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-11

sions Of Caliiornia.-S. r. Chruuicle
We clip the following from the
"Bugle Call" pub isbed mnn hly al
Salem 10y the Christian church;
We have i'm Washington eighty
six churches, with 4,S00 rnenhcrs-
Houses at Scio and Silverlon are
10 te dedicated early in this month.
We have now s,,out two hundred
church memi'ers in and about IA.
lem. Wonder how many there al,
We never heard or
In California We hsve 10 churcht.
and l2,ebo memlsrs. The Pavilion
ST Santa Cruz iu which the state
convention recently met cost sl4, 600
The Pp>t,yierians dedicated the
Central Tabernacle at :. F. last sun
dsy.
The Rev. VIM. Morrison, at OLE
time & Presbyterian minister u
East Portland, has recently joined
the Episcnhal church aud is now &
po>tUlate in thai church.
This city has three church build
inEs AID only one Of tn, III occupied
We don't eat missionaries here. i
we did l'erhsys some of the money
collected fer foreign missions
would he directed this way.-Can.
you City News.
The synod OF Washington viii
convene in Tacoma on Thursday
evening. II enhrac.-s the presby.
trries nf Olympia, Puget Sound
Alaska and IdaBo. St.venty-fivt
delegates sre expected 10 he IN al
tendance. This i. new synod
tcied IL the last meeting of ib.
GENERA. as- mhly al Sara,a,caa, and
more than usual interest, therefore
ceuter> in the proceedings.
A ci cu,ar that created comment
was read III the Catholic churcbe.
sunday thr hout Cnv:ngtnu dio
ce>e. Itw.s il eft CT that OH Eel
lows, knights OF Pythias, Knight.
nf II nor, aud other secret sucieti,s
except the Masonic order, were nt
longer barred from the Catholic
church. While 10 explanation i.
given, II i learned that this Was the
principal topic Gi-cus--d at In.
council II bishops in Boston recently
Charles Crittendon, wealthy
wholesale druggist of New Iork
city. who has established there uIl
the BOwery very successful all
night mission, which he has nani,-i
the "Floreuce Mission after d de
ceased daughter, has cnnIe TO thi.
C. ,asi and il nov laboring - -sla,l-
lish mission in san J,se. with
good PROSPECT of success. He al-0
aiIus to establish such mission ia
San Francisco, ;tbd lIas s,rurei fIr
thst purpo-- Mission Opera Hal
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-11

pier mac it So iniurA.yd pulp, una
hrr ! sticks.
A speyisl pasvision provides for
the ircr,'a-t o' The tex On sheet tin
oy ore-half of one cent per p.und
sfier the Is; d:,y # JNly, 1921, pro
vide-d that tIte prv~id' 1t Iusy "u
October /, lS.6, put tin on the free
list weis Ching less than sixiy-three
sounds i<-r l0U q are feet, and AL
niber tin plate year later, If il Is
tou0d that the suiount of lin manu-
iaciure0 in The United States doe-
: nui equal unr-ilird of the amount
i'p rIt-d and entered for cnnsump-
ton.
~eustor .AllisJ n. 8 good authority,
iel.laIe- that the ue~ till will more
= lua IL protect the indusi ri,s Of the
VARIOUS sectioIs of the country than
ANY bliI heretofore pss><-d. and that
. the f,- ucliuus viii ics~eu the r.ve-
. uue /" the ext; ut af 81, 900, 900 Ia
$500, 900 annually. lftbe imports
should IL. The SAME MS last yesr the
reduction would exceed $50, 90, 80
+ Ii Will be seen ihst the majority
, # tive i,,nls rai>t-i are sgricutQra
products, raw or manufactured Ex-
sept on sugar aid iumter. nothing
material ha. been taken ufi The tariff
IA farm PRODUCTS The artieie-
. transferred t. The free iisi bruusht
+ 20 ,Q.gl, 90 last es:.
a careful peru al II these lists o.
changes indicates that the hue and
cry made by the Democratic papr>
sboJi the ''rohtxr tariff Uili' Is all
ouurunlte, and that The reductions
are on articles i Necessity and gen
eral u-e and thai the Increase j.
made s-lely for the benefit Of lab I
and agriculture.
The Terrible kick or sonJe Of ins
dem vratIe politicians Uu the in-
TX Va t-AA'He Las W. r'NH'
The fact i tina, the only Increase
made Is III pearl and shell ''.ne'
buttons Of particular size, aud that
au"uuts 10 just TWO and La.i
cents per gross The faces a; the
yolr vii hardly oe ground into the
earth 10y this additional protection
70 that Ameriyan Industry.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-11
Citation.
In the County olurt Of the state of Dfe
suu. lpT the cI-Dty ui ..sr4uu
IN the matter Ui the estate

II Inc County GIuTt O! the stale ~! % e
guu, ii'T the c'-1iy of -,sr4un
IN the matter Of the estate
of ,CiG .ior.
samuel A. ke--l. lsecea-cdb
To uii u.irs suc next u. kIu % said De
cedeut, aAd to- all u. ncr~, EuDwu or up-
En1.u, Interested { = -llld --iai-.
GhkETlNG: IN the nam. M he State
~ Br--.Ul. DL are n-feUN Cli.su aud r.
4ulfel ~ apI--str IN lb- tuEuiy CDurt 81
Lus stat. q! Greg for t4e County pl
Marion, al tne L1un Room tbei,-,f al
saieIn, ~ the Louniy ~ 3iEnop.u on A;putiay
M q day 81! y ~ c!liJ-r ~ al u o. s.k
Ia the lIrenDon si Tina day. linen aud tlef-
i1 show cs@uh-. ~ any lie L- ~ ny al
empowering and directing The aQniu4~
iFalnr 90 -ld late. - -. - She r,zll property
uf ss!a e-tssi- = Escn IL Qs,cTlD.-d - fol-
low, to vii: TIE nOrtn taif Il thr y t.
4uarisT. and ltif- ~. > and = Of --c.i,,u
Is. i. 2. : Il J. T. ~ the iiiams-f'e Aef-
ldian. III tn- touniy ui A1sr!itii. al.sie of
O. 'fssuH. { ,u..alnlng 81 !1-iD hrf+- NOR
nT ICES. saving ana excepting a -nl1 u lrasI
ii-rtyDi. De cT!bed a. iiilsw-, il>-H!i. IT,
ginBiDg at pplut IN tne ceuier II the
'zHiniy mad, leading from Tie IuTn ~
NcEsfta. VI Mere ~ cr'sss..s the line b-ts ,--u
y, Re. ! aha :. last Thence Ws'sl -
frsi. thence sOutb la Tue beuk of fne
North -stntiam River. thence -sa-t % fl4t
ai'O,s de>crlb~c tDEnsnp line, thence
nprtb q" tie place 4 beginning.
lines. the hon I" u laIii y aldo. Judge
for IA. County Of daTi.'u. with the ~eli d
said C"uti HiIi&rd, this isi day Oi October.
A. D., 80.
Attest:
{sEAL} r J. BABCDCK, Clerk
- By u. 4. -nEgAAS. Deputy.