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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-11-06
Making Up the DiHerenc,

Jones-Moses. it strikes me that those
trousers are too short.
Moses Isaacs-Vell, mine friend, give
you coat that's just little too long to
make up the difference.-Te1us Stftjgl1s.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-11-06

You make NO mistake il you occasionally
give your children DR.. Bulls Worm De.
stroyers. It is nice candy and while il
never does harm 1t sometimes does q world
Of good. "OAAN "OAAN
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-11-06

EVERY work requires proper method.
halI the trouble oil house-cle aning results
irom lack OF common sense means. Use
SAPoLdo. 1t Is solid cake of Securing
Soap. Try it. s
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-11-06

RAzAFTNDAHETz, the new Qneen of MAZDA
gascar, assumes the throne under the name
of Ranavalona Ill She Is q widow Of %,
and Christian w. ~s
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-11-06

Young mothers who regain strength but
slowly, should bear in mind that Natures
greatest assistant is Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. 1t has no rival as
thousands testify.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-11-06

BEST. easiest to use and cheapest. Piso' g
Remedy for Catarrh. By druggists. Soc.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-11-06

''Don't you think her feet look awfully
swell in those patent-leather shoes?''
eyes; most frightfully, swollen.''-
LiGht.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-11-06

Mrs. McCuRRY, of Buzzard Roost, Whit
field county, Ga, held out as long as she
dared, and then at 10S was baptized.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-11-06

NEARLY every article sold is cheapened.
In cost Of production, at expense of quality.
Dobbins' Electric Soap is exactly to-day
less and uniform. Ask your grocer for II.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-11-06

AwHTTE man named johnson shot an
killed negro at McCoops Station, Miss, b,
cause he would not dance to suit him.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-11-06
TIE WABASH LINE.

THE WABASH LINE.
Handsome equipment.
Elegant day coaches. and
Wagner palace sleeping cars
Are in daily service
Between the city OF st. Louis
And New York and Boston.
Spacious reclining chair cars
Have no equal
Like those run by the
Incompatible and only Wabash.
New trains and fast time
Every day in the year.
From East to West the suns bright ray.
Smiles on the line that leads the way.
MAGNIFICENT vEsTIBULE EXPRESS
TRAINS, running free reclining chair cars
and palace sleepers to St. Louis, Kansas
City, and Council Bluffs. The direct route
to all points in Missouri. Kansas. Nebraska,
Iowa, Texas, Indian Territory. Arkansas.
Colorado, Utah. Wyoming. Washington.
Montana, and California. For rates, routes.
maps, etc.. apply to any ticket agent or
address R. G. THOMPSON,
Passenger and Ticket Agent,
Fort Wayne. Ind
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-11-06
his Undertaking Interfered with.

Mr.. Mudde (undertaker)-Wife, we are
ruined.
Mrs. Mudde-What! Have you lost
all our money!
Mr.. Mudde-Worse than that. DIR.
Bolus, the great doctor on the next block,
to-day has retired from practice.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-11-06

THE London police force consists Of 25 su-
perintendents, Cos inspectors, 847 sergeants
and 1867 ordinary ''peelersn
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-11-06

Jinks-Well, well, Jimjams, this is a
fearful jag; where did you get it2
Misunderstanding.
Fishing?
Yesh. Shee, when I got (hic) bite,
took drink to celebrate. Shee?
o you.
But hold on! N when I didn't (hic)
get a bite, took (hic) drink to drown m
shorrow. Shee?-TeraS Sifti4,qS.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-11-06
LET every enfaebIed u,ono,n

IN the three fan districts of Japan 100, 600
persons make fans
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-11-06

A MAN who has practiced medicine for forty
years ought to know salt from sugar read what
he says:
TOLEDO, O., Jan. TO- 1887.
Messrs. r. ]. Cheney & Co.-Gentlemen-I
have been in the general practice of medicine
for most forty years, and would say that in all
my practice and experience have never seen a
preparation that could prescribe with as much
confidence of success as can Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by you. Have prescribed
it q great many times and its effect is wonder
full. and would say in conclusion that have
yet to find @ case Of Catarrh that it would not
cure, If they would take it according to direc-
dons. Yours truly,
L. L. GORSUCH, M. D.,
Office, 215 Summit ST.
We will give 500 for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured with Halls Catarrh Cure
Taken internally.
FL. CHENEY & Co., Props, Toledo, o.
AESoId by Druggists, 75c
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-11-06

THERE are only $4,000 Indians In the
United States
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-11-06

Dangerous tendencies characterize that very
con mon affection, catarrh in the head The foul
matter dropping into the bronchial tubes or
lungs is very liable to lead to bronchitis or con-
sumption. As catarrh originates in impurities
in the blood, local applications can do but little
good, TIE common-seass method of treatment is
to purify the biood. and for this purpose there
is no preparation superior to Hoods sars apariIla.
The powerful action of this medicine upon the
blood expels every impurity and cures catarrh.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-11-06

BEEcHAM's PILLS cure Sick Headache.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-11-06

From East to West the suns bright ray.
Smiles on the line that leads the way.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-11-06

MAN who has practiced medicine for forty
years ought to know salt from sugar read what
t,au
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16
THE NATIONS EXPORTS.

Friday, Aug. 16-p. m
The report of the Bureau of Statistics of the
country's exports Of its products in the month of
July which includes brcadstuits cotton, petroleum
and provisions, the latter including live stock
and dairy products, gives a total valuation of
S33 O26,1 90, against S32, 1885 in July, $50,
and $27 ,447 in July, 1888. Bearing in mind
that the high price at which cotton is held has
post p0ned the shipments Of that article the full
average amount of which has got to go forward
at some price, the month returns in valuation
$o2s, 1000 greater than for the month Of July,
1889, and $j,j00,0OO greater than for the month
of l5sS-a satisfactory exhibit. Exceptional
causes have worked TO hasten our foreign importl-
lions Of merchandise; so have exceptional causes
delayed the exports of cotton which must go for
ward at price or another
The following table compares the values of the
month of July for three wears:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16

State issues were entirely neglected. or city
h,ulI stocks Commerce sold ~ at 200, 'cntfa
VationoI ~ ut 14O Ninth National 60 at 100,
state uOl at 161-2 and Western National t'o)
at 107 - ,. mitch an
The general bond market was quiet WIN an
evidence Of n demand at quotations thal WhS h"l
net by offerings There were no special features
in the dealings The prices generally apPrccia' VI
ON small transactions. Reference IS made 10 our
full report Of bond sales
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
The money market ruled at about 6 per cent;
there was a late perod-it being friday -"hcm
the rate was advanced TO oalO per cchI l'I small
amounts but large amounts were all Inc tlne III
supply at q per cent, and inc MARKET c'oSc' "'
per cent. .. >. d. ros nc
follows: Exchanges, Sl1 Ol,1il' pal""ocs'
Sj,379,13s. ,.h,.. .. ,bo
The Sub-Treasury to-day was Debtor 10 .lc
Clearing Uonec S735.l3O. The business OF me
Sub Treasury for the week ended tonight includes
rcceiots of Sl62J2 49, and payments OF ~ Il]nl,-
gO6 leaving thr general balance al SlS",1 7],<I|,
against 81 az IS2 A2G August 8, showing an app,r-
cnt gain of Ss70.s2G But deduciing from me
payments 81 orr 900 and from ne recelpts
800, 900 for items which affect only us account
with the General Treasury. us gam as 1Hcrr,ihs
the banks is 81, 4s2 s2G. Ard this rcsull lhciuurs
the payment Of S204l 400 for purchased bonus
and The receipt of SI,773,OOC Tor eNc in vi
other Sub-freasuries. 1o-days operations COY
cred Receipts 81 ,G32.305 payments,
al with balances Of 1871 ,G23,'5o com al"
$7.729,,16 currency.
The United States Treasury at WasuinP!on r.
ceived to-day $343,933 National bahk ho'es iof
redemption. :,
Tic customs receipts were Ss22,Ss4, the in
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OEFICE OF TIE
OFFICE OF TIE
OREGON AND TRANSCONTINESTAL GO"
AiIIIS nIII.DING NEW. WORK..

Aug II. 1890.
10 the Stockholders OF the OREGON aud Trinreonnena
Notice is hereby given that a the close Of business on
Thursday the lh day Of August 1890, th'r' h'd b'A H
to,,4d wit the Farmers Loan aud Trust COmp'uy 3s' eo'
shares OF the Of the oregon and Tiaurconth'hI
Company TO be exchanged for the shares Of the sork oil Inc
North American Company. having only - 1876 shares oil e
stock and TIanecOnncnt, Company outahd
Ing For purpose of determining the o"ncrrhp o. u'e
shares and Of distributing the holders thereof their r.
pctiyc interests Ia liquidation IL the assets Of the OREGON
snd Tr1n,contnenaI COMPANY determined accordance
with the contract between tat company and Oh" Norm
American Company. dated the 30h dsy Of June. 1890 the
sock transfer hooks Of The Oregon and lan-connfna
Company viii closed Thursday the 2sh day OF August
1880 "a: ocork In the aiterhoon and VIII irmain clo~ef
u, rnancnty thc sad ost d9v Of August 1890 no
nrther tiauqers Of the stock Of TIE oregon and lfan',o
tinen,aI COMPANY VIII be made upon 3. books
Ey order Of the Executive Commit
OREGON AND TPANsCoNTiNEHrALC COMPANY
~ COLGATE UOYr Vice-Pre-idcnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16
STATE OF INDIANA.
Proposals for S690,Oo0 Funding Lean
INDIANAr0LIs. Aueust II. 1870.

IEDLANAFOi.GS. August IL. lsJO.
sealed ufnYu-ais e.. ia. uurchh-" U HHu M th o'u'
- t,Gi,na animated the General N,-'"h.' Az
,,r..., Mate, IT, lt13 act, ltS'. PAGE 3'V !" VI,
.,,u, n sN IiIud., 1hd,. ana Dtli' tfouuuVuI i.
l,'t . tnc uru.'- lg.rd state olcrio. AZ inc ON :
~ ,,, A.d.tnr of the >fat" OF ildtIa IA Tn snn
IL ,n,I,li- uau fhulrdiy tlc 2lst 4F % AuEHHt lo'o
d" ~ bind sr. authorized for TIE pulpo-r Of fundins
II nv... ..r of interest temporary odt'Itiu"- IVA" VI
-O, tUl itrl Marc, !. l-sJ hoM C. .c'hl'bir -, ,,,
III, t,nfi. h,i,in L'SiLnG;'d WIZ hr p',dp ~ ~ =,
r-.i .c.i.., u thr state n .lr If 81 NcN- ~ rn
Y.,r ,frr ta.l, da.r alG VII lr f,tt' 1O' ~ t'' I'M
l,r. Y fh rrt-uf. he STATE. atri ne N'l7' '''
XII M t.,.i IN registered form IN d,nOHlha.' % s'i. 10.
.h. ,tr-h,..- transferable az sud hs'a a-'h,f N'I'
f.t.- tb, loldrf- AID VIII bear interest Az t,' 'a.v
III e.. r.r cont . D. ,"ht Der hluH' "''
oria,liy az AID n--l agency. without any u'u'o"'
II, ,n,l. a. lee. .ilu far Will hut -" 'hI.''' IT," IT,.
al, uf,u,-al, must hc panied by crfth,n 'h''" 70 a.
d"' ~ th. Treasurer Of Ga. state oi lhCithi cu' III
o,o,in Ia , pc. cent per cent. Of The tai ai'' "a W.
i,'rJ. Ia fnr Checks 81 un~uccr,sIul MuC''S VIZ
i,uTu. immediately aft,T the award r H'a' w. r
.-fil bidder. a be- applied on hc'oht Oh 'n ptii
chase. and 100 case Of failure 10 pay the baah'' u" VIII
' H. r,'a viii b. Iayable and del ,crabc at o." o'icr
Of Wm-low ianlcr & g.. IN the CIV oil N'"''""' VII
MONDAY. september |. lt1o 800. 800, -, ,.o,,s,is
IT.. ,.st il r,.cr I'D u reject any rnd al piopo
AIDA. B.. n. requested e. aup"nd coN 81 M Auf ~,
p,nt m their bd and satc dc1Omnahons Of lods esl,u'
I ,o.,y ~ TIE Authorizing Art NAV Do ia" I" N''' y
Mlu-loW. G1nlcr a Gu. . ,,,,,t.,. cor.,,or
ritter, CARR. Auditor Of state
T. T. Itt.tetI %
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ternal revenue receipts S475,2lo, and the MS
cellaneous receipts S23S,101.
To-days Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares WIZ
the figures Of the last previous statement as iol-
lows:
Net gold on hand sIs7 sls397aDio Inc $23959
Net silver on hand. 2G197io 2Gc0S7 o3 Dec. 037oo
on hand. - 12Isl,O5o IL os5Oll Dec 1iGOls
ssrcates SO oc 5Ss s22S 7 ,33 Inc. s4 81
Net cash balances $, $50 7s4 156 sG9l S72
The foreign exchanges did not fully maintain
the sensational rcvivais that were quoted yes
terday. To-day was steamer day for t0-ln0r-
rows foreign mails and the demand was brought
face to face with the supply, with result %
easement in the quotations. We revise quota
tons for business as follows: Bankers Bulls,
81 SO ga and 81 81 IL for long and short sier-
ling respectively; French francs at 81 - ana
BIS "a: reichmarks at % l1-16 and % '-IO,
and guders at 40 IA and 40 ZIG.
TIE FOREIGN MARKETS.
Yesterdays additional gain by the Bank of
England of f33j.0O0 bullion in addition to the
gain OF the wec: of 81 ,46j,201 bullion leaves
the odd lady" in a stronger position than She
has held for a number Of years. To-day she
lost $4,000 bullion on balance. British c0nsoS
were irlD, closing at % JIG and % 9-lG respect
lively for money and account. In the open
market money worked easier at a per cent Tor
discounts and at 3 Sd per cent Tor balances.
Bar silver by the official quotation was up 3-sd.
at j2d while the speculative firm that attempts
10 work the silver certificate market quoted IL
at 81 l-4a52 I'D per ounce. at the same time
giving out 10 the q gin mills Of Wall Street the
voluntary information that by to-morrow's steam
cls they will ship 100000 ounces OF silver. l}iS
thing l-consdcTing that two weeks ago the souic
firm found a greater proft in selling the certlh-
Gates in this market thAn in carrying into effect
the then announced shipment for that week OF
800, 900 ounces Probably some small amounts of
silver may he placed in London al about 81 sd
per ounce the spectators arc managing the mar
kct both here and in London for eject Oh the
Treasury purchases under the new law.
American railways were all higher than last
evenings home quotations. and later made ma
tcrial advances and closed strong. with here and
there reactions Of l-Sal-4 per cent from the best
pficeS.
Griswod d Gillett offer TO investors at par
$500 900 Of the stock of the Investment Trust
Company of America. This company succeeds
10 the business Of the Kansas Investment Com.
pany Of Topeka. which company was established
in 1875. and the earnings have averaged since
that date over % per cent per annum. The rev
company is formed under the laws of the state
Of Colorado. The stockholders Of the Kansas IN
vcstncnt Company have subscribed and paid in
81 600 900 10 the stock Of the Investment Trust
Company Of America Among the subscribers are
over 100 banks and bank officers. Subscriptions
will also he received in Boston, Philadelphia and
IlltmOrc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16

IT HOLIDAY IINF-'' 7 N " Nv IT
London. 4ur. -. =? M nl-ol-. 90 '-l' i i.oi'f
ard % g.iB To- IA account Nufni- a"t '.,N ~
.t mott rarr trustee c~r,iata'-. - canadian Fn
IA M'Slcan ordna.f. o., -. Pau rcnn'h - b
i'.t,n0 22s. The ainounf ~ bullion wlihfr'h il"n
IA RAM ~ Englaii l1'anr" i1t1 J. ~ ~ i..
az. Of discount n th" oDn market ~ "'', hl i "-
r,r cont Money @'tri pr c-i -.
y onIon Aug. -. 80 y. D.-Bar silver ., qiotH o.
Ilr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16
GeIp n)Gutc>

x,rANTED.-Rv q Philadelphia Cl0tI House. nfst-class
w .,lc.lnan ~ an c.tebitd Western t1de. To uri
Al, one rar' opportunity j, offered. Address CI-oio'
H. o. Box 1592. Thiladelphil Pa
xgJ ANTED travelling dpqoods and notions saiesmen
w IN handle our celebrated Amber Bone Dress Sly- ~
.do Inc I,npd SELLER. liberal inducements. AMBER
ROM MFG. Co. South Bend. Ind.
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Gfrurslous.
GffurSlOu5.
Gil. MORE JUBILEE.
MANHATTAN BEACH.
PROGRAMME TO-DAY,
SATURDAY, AUG. is.
,r-TEyNnoN an nFT0CE

l. National overture "Tho Great Republic" :, p.,..on
doundcd on The national air. Hail Co.qm1a.)
. solo for petit cilronet. "orgnal ar and ARA
uo"'' 'iii:i;i: NAi ''"'''
3. Song from ''Mignoa" fer contralto, ''Knowest
lno' ''' i &ISs Louise Mill ''''"''
4 Grand ;G.ctoa fro h. p p W1.@ nt'oan Wagner
.. Aria for baNsO from the Magic Flute" "oudvI
F"'''O Mr. 'Ii.iD;. 0'MNmoNY.
D. C""'' SIR i: m}EMA$S gEE!l slE1J n w,nnv "
vi" Sis, S' ib k%EI and OPERA cMoEgs ,o..oo
o Nra tor tenor ''saIye Dimon" from faust
TO- New National LYNN Of the brazilian Republic as
published in "Ih' Ne"-forN irIaid iaSt ihuF'uay
H. Sygn' r. from o. i'o'a'''' Verdi
opir cSora.. AVN iii.g,dc and Gilmor.'' Band.
SATURDAY EVENING. 715 O'CLOCK.
] P Ps .,a. Ca sr from The MSrS %iv n'l
" "'''i Mn EDwAG9 G'MAl9gXXli,, DANA.
g. Grand from the "iiugucnot'." The lsene' -
s Sson so S IL Sr soprano Jewel song
MISS. IDA KLEIN w,r,..
,hs iaarch A. fe,cnty published in THE y. Y.
world all ne rage as popular refrain all over
'''''' PANS -IE,E or VERA CRUZ
w0xDROU> FIRE WORKS.
! Ar de- lac' from IT," rGrase' NcygI rGa
2 pop,l,r N,1ticai ran,asa. "a Musical Night
HntP4aSia; the most popular songs, donccs Sc. Of
tn. Bft.h Army aud NAVY ~.
t. All" ''' , si',x6 ''R' Nli2o i z@EsKY
: Now National Hymn OF he BRAZILIAN tepnblic r,
D. Nm !Th@ uafp tia, one rhr5.sG Taras
Iiail- watch on tn" Rhine "Ihe ANIL ChSr1.,
P'i, COT r.; xr S3o'' rid sgS@ ~ VII TmrE,
WITH AETII.IERY ACCOMPNNGMENT
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TEE CHARTER
EnNN AI.D II. BETT-.
ISAAC -. LEWIS,
= rs. II. JtNEN tS.
j. WESLEY JONES,
'ITsi NINsI
EDWARD H. BETIe. Prs. Bluk'rs ana u rcha
At PAR, 500 PER SHARE.
Capital stock Authorized. S3.0o0.o00.
CAPITAL Stock subscr bcd and Paid In. 81 900 900.

TDWARD II. BETie. 4r... Bakers and " rchaniS
Alliance. y. \. =,
AND.lW l.. SDrLABD. P'.et. German American Real
i,fa.. tn. Guarlnt-" Co.. y. i. ~
l. v LIWf> u -. ". lewis Co. - and - South St.
J. D.. n. JANI'NNN. Consulting \ .fr.tf
ISAAC T.. LIWl~ .c. B1nt'r, aul M'lcnant, Aim',,'
PETER J. l. -iAf.fNt.of n. u. ktH tp-o3 Iuit"h ~
T.. f.~I.f.A IpNE> Z BROOKLYN. y. \.
.IAML.. MATTHEWS 81 -. Matu, W SOM. BROOKLYN
i'm. 4 Npl,iN -. BNIiD. 81 Nrool.lNn. y y.
H. u. WIilIGOCK. rfr-L Ea--an trust CO. iroo"iyn'
DlTNfN~ II.N ELL. Prot. 10Th Nafi Bank. Bf9oNYn
JOIN IOVIU&N%. T.. - Manufacturer N'to''I Ba"N
Hro1f 'n. y. ;. -.
r-.IItS % INIRCTTIID Merchant. In llurn2 sip ny.
ifIVt ~ j. MY iE.of Hak,r william .Stosaey y city
g.. t,F!,tN. D. D. =, g. Greene Ave-. BrppklNn y j.
goHTET g. WEEN-. Plc,t. IEt-t->ta." National BANK
oI.6R6E Il. ,rEIUY. Of sc-lcy Bros. % Bnrlng Slip
rD-f.pU d. Moore. Pr-t Plnks"e Mtg Co.. y. y.
,rUN DDN NfIf- g. Aicrr,auf iO7 Nuntogue ST. BtookI
T$OtH Rt'TXLFR u Huyler 81 Bak" l7h Centrr 81 \ .
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METROPOLITAN TRUST C0MPASl

or I'VE CITY o. NEW-IORh.
No. 81 and 30 Waii".
~. e.
he anntrd by order The supreme Court As es. &C.
\Vi, rcceye deposits money Oh Interest," &C.
=. asct or transfer agsnt, uusee ot 81.
accept and execute any lega trusts Vi Pchuo
,,n. On A. terms Other similar conpahles
FnEDERICK D. TkPPEE Vice PRESIDENT
1iiIS N. JTSUP. I'd FIce-Prcsideht
rIVL.RIY CHEW, Secretary.
,irtu;GT y. COANIi, Asst rotary
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Dipi0en0 ACiiees
Goparinersbip Notices.

'TNO ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN -
pcase tax notice That the eop9rtner'hp heretofore
Co. has terminated by the death OF William r.. Hal
ubcc That hereafter the business OF general book.
newspaper and JOB printing will be- continued at No l2l
Fulton.st IN The city q New.York by te undersigned
undo. the firm OF WynkoDD. Ha.lrnbcck & Co.
Dated Eew-inrk August Oh, 1890. .,.,.,,
!. j. HALLENBECK,
II. G. HALLENHECK.
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IMPOETs Or DRY.0OODa

Thrown on he market 3t85 81" 2"lli2j 2l@.,"-l
January = go, .,- &C.. 49,. g.,
1t,,',I on he .arAct - 10 800 S7Sl-3t i'-ld'jJ
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ROME ROME. WATERFOWL Ayp oGuEvsnrrG.
UNION PACIFIC
(Whole system.

(Whole SvstcmD
Month q, Iune- i@,~ 1890. Differences.
,iass ,srnings .... % iI9coo @39!oo77 Inc st984s
ia.1.--I -3J4 80 INC i'-t.i
y = mimi II 4hl.slS si,b-2 1913 Inc go 90
vt f,r O. months. $50 80 sncjif3t Inc e-@-.Oi9
Included Ia the above Tue oafninrs ~ the
orrGoN SHORT LINE ATD UTAH NORTHERN
Month Of May ls--. lt7l HI'-', ,l
OiyIatlus cNp,u@'s..- ." sol tO-ol' lac Illet'
Net earn ms. ...... 81 O1s sos e'i c. - 7p'
Net y s months ..f i.oi, 80 -Il-J'-- D.. F'ttf"'
NASHVILLE CHATTANOOGA AND ST LOUIS.
Month - July ISIS. l-,.l W..
80 ~. i,p.rs- sI.I-
-. -liy Az slt- {-3 rift J-s
-, 49, .t. -..,r; 1..t.g -fnl1
o...,.,.. IT, March sg5 sog $50 sos sJI @jJ
IMPORTS or DRY.GOoDs
o. im ~. -. - IL, a., 3, 49, oqi s.o"j Gi3
J., n.'Ieu 1 ,c i,rt.t tti5 500 2u-lio6 @l+. .H-l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16
DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.

The Treasury purchased $2sj.3o0 per cent
bonds at I21 and 500 l-2 per cents at % "a
A. tho Stock Exchange there business
donc in Government bonds. The quotations
were steady as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16

500 007 ,4G2 1920, 021 ,723 Inc. g. ,2Gl
lks. 2J,9fj, 800 26.Gl2. 1873 Inc. Jill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16

ternal revenue receipts S475,2lo, and the mis-
cellaneous receipts S238,19l.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares WIN
the figures Of the last previous statement as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16

NIfNDNl TRIP 10 MI TVNI dHI
~ Matlwan every sunday. steamer al Minnie corner
~1r.Io, zoe returning leaves Heyrort p m
- O\ NTON BICYCLE RAILWAY system is
- roN RAINING over the Sea Beach and Brighton Rail
way connecting with 40 trains daily from 10 a. M 20
Il. 10 H. mr. OF the NcwYork and Sea Beach Hallway be-
ty,.n Nrw.York and Brighton Beach, Coney Island
rtu sr aycscnd Junction Brighton Beach. opposite
n,irrs ly Biuyclc Railway. three mlnues. Ask for
iSr'trn Mhltehnll-st. Via BAY Ride Ferry
49, ills line: % cents single, 80 cents round trip.
@''"" ~ f. NJ. BOYNlON.
..lI Y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16

Aug. u. aug. l.. Di~Senccs.
Net gold hand. $751;, 749 coo $SJ72Jl9 Inc. S-g,D
Net silver hand. 2G,127, i03 2G,O0370 Dec. O3'O0
Net lcG1l-tcndcIs o,a
hand ......... l2,l3lOj9 II 9s5,oil Dec. 1iGolo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16

Total shares soi oT the dsy $500. - 1885, lI
6iIverCerts.. l44 sli% lta li4s Il4i li4 0SZ 90,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16

nd Oi INN lOr thrcc Years
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-12-18
HappY New Year.

Yes, we hope it will be a Happy
New Year to all---and certainly there
can be only good in good wishes. The
Year of Grace, 1890, is almost gone.
Like all else in human life, it has
been rather mixed" Sometimes we
caught on and everything "came our
way" On other occasions we bet our
money on the wrong horse and were
sadly left. Sometimes we have had
lots of fun and at other times we have
found this to he a 'hard. cruel
world" We have made some new
friends and lost some old ones. We
made lots of hay, but our potatoes
were few in the hill and small at that.
If we should strike a balance. we
would find that on the whole we are
considerably ahead-more sweet than
bitter. For itself, 1.-THE Burlington
has done pretty well this year, thank
you, and Tejoices in the acquaintance
of many new patrons, while the old
ones are still with US. Thankful for
the past, we are yet hopeful for the
future-and in the futuIe, when trav-
cling by rail, take 1.-The Only" For
rates, tickets, timetables, ETC., call on
your local ticket agent, or write to W.
j. c. Kenyon, Gen. Pass. Agent, @. B.
& n. r. r., st. Paul, MINI.