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BRIApsrurYs

Ssfooi, Sent x.-The Mark Lane Express
1ngiish whests are plentiful Deliveries
s mt fortnight Of the new cereal year are
aeaed at 100000 quarters, against as5,OoO
- during the corresponding period in
tofeign wheat is In large supply. Fine
~ and California are steady. Rye has
q Corn 10 arm and mixed American has
~ .nea ~ Cd. the highest this season. At to-
market heavy deliveries Of English wheat
= pncee down shilling. Most foreign wheat
-sa mis- weaknssa American spring and
ss,.s ase scarce and prices fully maintained.
10 very firm. Barley and oats are
ny. Corn declined "a.
- sssn.kroof, Sept. 22-wheat-In poor demand:
\ = g. swinter. 70 I'd steady: new No. 2spring,
Demand poor for spot and fair for fu-
~ spot % "a. dull: September. - ga, dali:
|S.ss. - 81, steady: November, Is SD,
FINANCIAL
;,sos. sept p, p. m.-Closing consols.
. :, &. - tlo; money for account 81 lis: .. q
- U &. ATS. tLo61<: bar silver, asd
s1es; money, s14@s,s per cent
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SxArrIR Waah.. ear. 2 ls00.

have been sick for four years with .
complication Of troubles. employing phy-
sician alter physician. all of them telling
me different story. saying had liver
trouble, kidney trouble, stomach trouble.
and some said had cancer, as l b I'd
fearful lump in my side. had spent
about 81. z00 doctoring with different ply
siclans and kept constantly getting worse
instead Of better. In both San Francisco
and Tacoma they said they must CUT the
lump out OF my side or would die. They
thought would die any way, 50 con-
Guided not to have it cut They al said
they could not cure me. While in Mos
COW heard Of the wonderful cures being
performed by the Histogenetic medicines
and went 10 Seattle to see DR.. Jordan. l
commenced the treatment and the result
has been miraculous The lump disap-
peared in = hurry, and after taxing the
medicine i've weeks consider myself per-
fectly well. This was last spring and !
have hsd no return Of the trouble.
also took my baby with me at the same
time. It had sore ear and We had tried
several doctors with no good result. II
was in q fearful condition and was spread.
ing oil over him. We knew he couldn't
live long. However, after taking the His
togenetic medicines q few weeks he was
perfectly well There has been no trace OF
the troub!s since. He saved the life Of
both myself and baby. Any one wishing
10 prove the truth of this statement can
find me at the address given below.
MRS. T. r. MAHER,
Orting. Pierce County. Wash.
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MEkCHANDfeR
s-Unsettled and quiet.
Options closed barely steady, poinis
"a 3 > points up; sales, s., 500 bags; Eeptem-
M300lA3; October. sl7.4o; November,
HATS; December, SIC lo0l65o. Spot Rio
~; iair caYosa. 1o7<c; No. nas bean.
as-Raw. dull and nominal: rsnned. quiet
Nppf-Eeglected.
1eoa-epot. sal2ls.
Z se--1r1eGular; less active: STRATA SIS
Z. .xueaeum-Weak: Pennsylvania SPOT opened
~. o and closed At SOC: October opened at
eand closed ct sO,sc.
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4 aAlExA APPlIER FOR PILES

SSS15sA By means Of this New Instrr-
49, znent patients treat then1-
selves ATHOAZGu1o OBJ
IA tain continuous internal pressure and support,
tcgsther with medicinal application directly 20
the fectsd p4rts Instant all cases. Price <by
mail. .. Send stamp for P2nphlst 10. =. Address,
M.E.Truss Co.. 7o4 SacrsmsztoSt San Francisco,
Gal. Dr. Pierces Pile Remedy "A excellent medicine
to WITH the Applier car DO mailed 70 address
within the United States. Price OF tbs Remedy, ols
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San FRANCISCO MARKETS.

AonucE RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS.
- tkAkcisco, Sept 22-Produce receipts:
~. x,vsse quarter sacks: wheat, 200 cen.
SS1,s 1000 centals; beanA SEQ sacks:
|isSs. LUeo sacks; bran, 1900 sacks; hay,
ssSx Trade Was duh. and the tone Of the
6Ssseis seedy: sonoma. $50: No I white.
i6sss ~. ~ choice. a. $50, milling. sls71<9
g susiness 10 Of light volume: No. !
a-sT<; choice. $l.S2ts: common
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TEE koRTHHRN PAcIyTo RAMRoAD
= ths iins y taks 70 IN points Ease ana
soutn It's the DiErno cAn ROUTE rt
Gay In the year %
o.. PA j. AND CHIC $50
m cna-9. - srp
Composed OF Dining Cars unsurpassed, Pail
man Drawing Room sleepersof
latest equipment
-ToURIsT GEEPTNG CARs-
aeco1uodattons are both vRkE and furnished
% noSdcu Of nrst o. eecond-class dcket1s and
xLxcAxr DAY coAcHEx
eCuuuuOfis lifle connecting with all lines
sncrding direct and uninterrupted serviee
Pullman sleeper reservations can b secured
naovance through any agent Of the road
THROUGH TICKEU
70 and from all points in Ameriea, Ensls1
ana Europe can b purchased 1t any ucks
once OF this company.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE Ss TeLLows:
Overland through ira ma s:io Z m. and p N
chehaiis and olympia express, anm
Iacoma and local. 6:l0 and s:25 = m; 2. Sis
snd SIS p. M
fEAtvs Wit ARE;y- rsox
Eastern rcints. Has . m and ii IS D m.
Portland and toufh. $40 Z m. 435 aud s:ls
Che halls and Olympia, uA5a N.
Tacoma and local, $50 and HAS = m: l:3s.
ez and II as p. N.
Tine shortsnsd Is houn betwesn Seattle ana
s.. Paul
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cara e,e-
giant day coaches. finest palace dining cgiD Be.
tween Seattle. Tacoma and Portland direct
Daily service.
Fsil Information eoncernins r.ass time OF
trains. loaees and other details sarnished on
n b. cHARLroN. Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt,
IN yir1f 81. Cor. Washington. Portland. o.
!. a. NXDEAU. General Agent. sesttle
4 CHILbRIG, City Ticket Aren't 71s Second
street. Boston block. eesttlA WISH.
Z. TONKN, Ticket Agent,
seattle Depot, loot Of Third street
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Carrying freight and passsngen q reduced
WIN sail from ean Francisco for Seattle, Tacoma
1or Townsend, 6ehome, Whatcon, Fairaaven,
6eihngham. Olympia ana way ports. on
1uee day. September q. at 10 q m
:. Resolves freight daily ct Mission Stress Pier
No /
GITZ BROS. Co,
GoneS1l Agents. Gan Francisco
Ia HATpIETn Asent neaff7A
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xAsrERN MAKKEra.
NV YoRx sroCKa

NV YoRx, sept. 21-Stocks opened lover
onosnlne, end nosw( hstanding the efforts
51Slly the snaskets the weakness increasod and
|63owcst price, wsre reached in the last hour.
y Close vas qnisf and Weak - about the low
8pgieos os tn day. with North Amssdca down
phion Pacific ~ Rock Island 2, and Northsrn
INC prsferrod u
Eoovognmoute-etea
VISIBLE suPPLy OF GRAIN.
EUnlble supply Of Gfain: Wheat. 1864, -
hels. IN tnassase Of 7a7i0: corn. S,5oess5 a
noone of 76.2o6; ear, Al7e,747, m increase Of
"a: barley, lS.sll,l7o. an increase Of 81, $50
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
10y On call, S95; primo mercantile
-. nc: sterling exchange. steady: o0dsy
ekeQz; demand. - sl51; bar silver, tl.lG
honda
i N Ngistsred. l23 e. 8. ll<'s rseist'd.. 1857
Sk fscoupon. ~ q. Z ca conpon. lux
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GuExr IS. Wash, April Il, 1890.

VOB1 bSs w 8S0.p ~ RI1t H 4Oo0s
DR.. ]. Eugene Jordan Seattle, wash:
Ny Dear eir-I viii write you one more
letter. and mail 1t myself have written
you three and sent them to be mailed and
have learned that parties failed to mail
them. Doctor. you remember Was sick
with rheumatism; feet and legs swollen up
and was suffering terrible pain, but ana
very glad 70 b able to tell You that am
well once more after such . long, painful
suffering, and cannot thank y0u enough
for what you have done for me. / will
always take your medicine no matter what
sickness have, 50 Please accept my thanks.
i am coming to Seattle soon and will surely
come and 80 you. ] remain, Is ever, yours
sincerely, HENRY G. EDENS.
DIR. JOBDAN'S once II 1T tho Resi-
dence Of sx-Mayor Yeslsr. Third and
James.
Consultation and prescriptions absolutely
vz11
eend ios frss book sxpiainins the Hissogsnseie
CAUTyON-Ths Histogenstic medicines are
sold N but one agency In each town. Tho Label
around the bottle bears the following inscrip-
ton: "Dr. J. Hugene Jofdan's HiStogeuetie
Medicine Every other device l. . fraud.
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Dispatch steamers from Seattle - follows:
For 6aa francisco via Port Townsend and
Victoria: AIS p. N. passengers received on
board ct p. M Sepie,l fe' S, 10. Is a. Is and
90 and every i've days thereafter
For Alaska: rentemb.r 5 and ~
From 6an Francisco, for Victoria and Puget
Sound porfs: Al = m. Sepsember Z, 2, II, ~,
% md q ana every 1--WE days thereafter
Tickets may be obtained ct the once Of the
company at Ocean Dock. Seattle.
GOODALL- PERKINS 4 CO.. General AgentA
Ban Francisco
Il. McLKLLAN. Superintendent Seattle.
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TAKE TIE STEAMERS OF THE

PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.. FAST LINZ
At Eaker Co.'S wha,yeS
FOR
FAlKHAvEN. wHATCoM. LA CONNER AND
WAY PORTS
Il. ". BAKER Co.. AGENTS
See Local Tine Cards
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HOOPS CANAL TRANSPORTATION LINE
steamers JosEPrIEE and prrr.

Steamers JOSEPHINE and DELTA
alternate. viii leave Hatfield -colmsn's dock.
foot of Marion street. at a. m daily, except
Sunday. for Kingston. Port Gamble, Bangor
seAoecE. fieesahs haroor, Homa Home, Liiii-
waup, Hoodsport and Union City. Resurning.
leaves Union City At q m Special rates will
Be made with excurBion parties POW train
from Lilltwaup Falls 10 Lake Cashmau daily.
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0kA1ILx. eep1 = 1A@
- me Beattie eleas1uesnouse today
- Q41,e7l-1. The Balances wsre
= opened weil n TRADE carciea Win
~ fe9kuses. II nearly every hue .
~ was imported. and the feeling -
- q coal ase nono TO lar9o 5of the
Neey uesu0. FNs coNuue veo
= cass0. ~ sn0 e - !, ~
49, = sue o.use Anese -
- pE'css ous Nc ssno =
g sns ny u.xkes re uncnsusco,
- sncFeassna = nee1ly ~ sae vese'
4 oesuk nneu .amoss 70 We I0o1
- petu geSneroo IN e0oo couQttiOu,
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TEN TO FlFrY HOURs ahvep

~ taking the Northern Pacific vestibaled train.
eaEs, and al miles the shortest route 70 Chicaeo
1oarist sleeping cars through, placing passen-
eon In Union depot ten 70 hfgy houn aheaA q
ether lines. 4. ChilbesH. city ticket agent, rs
Second slrsek Bost0n block; + Toukin. dspos
tekss AGone Seattle. -.
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fullmau Feeervsaons made iof al points East
via the Northern Pacific railroad, the vestibuled
sloeper and dining-caf line. A. Chilberg city
nekes scent rs second street. Boston block; II
1onktn, depot tckos aren't Seattle.
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SEATILE
Medical and Surgical Dispsnsa1
Drs. Merrill & Merrill,
Physicians, Surgeons and Specialists.
fremont Building. GA Front st.,
The NO widely and fsvorably known spe-
eats IN the United states ars still trsssfne
Blood and surRical diseases, ana dissssss a.
Eye. Ear, No 9. Throat and cheat Their long
experience, remarkable skill and univefsal suc-
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PRIVATE, BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES
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PILES, FIsTULA AND RECTAL UICxRs
T as6 'ssnSs ssH psa@.
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No matter what your complaint consult
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ITO NoNTIsANo AND ALI pouTs IN
RArsHARDoH
rUeE1 SOUND = aRAYS aAnDoH = Z
1hsoagh & ene day nom oeattia.
1Seins oooneot daily q Ko0ilohlo G = -
VII noa0r In ooete1A
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J. KEITH WILSON, Manager

Branches: San Francisco. Cal. Portland, OK,
ninsser. Nanaimo ana Ksmloops. b C.
General banking business transacted: foreag9
exchanges bought and sold; drafts and teie-
also on New York, Chicago Canada and Hong
Kong. Deposits received subject 70 check In
teress paid on time deposits
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T 'As ,aA.e1s0e
A. An FoonO -
CALIFORNIA
~ - H Shasta Roueea
IN oOUTHERN PACIFIC coxRA0x
n only routo
121oUo1 CALIFORNIA
To al Points
EAST AND SOUTH
~ oc1nc DoU7D % I'm SAcxvU ooAR
YUlLNAN BUFFET sLEEpERS
PULLMAN TOURIST sLEKrINo CARS
Aeenohe1 = express erainsL a0ording eupess0
eeeo0no4oeaone for second claO po11engeR
- sn1es 6okees, alesping-ceR reservations.
49, 81 upoa q ad1r10
4400A0 4 GRAHAM, Dlstrioe PassonnR
Aeonk - south Tenth street., Tacoma, Wash.
= =. 3O0kRa Asst General Broixhs a Rne,
oen9W Agent Portland. O..
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Died IRON onstpation, because he did moi
kake English Dendeliou Tonic
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Blankets ana comforters. Chester cleary.
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We carry the largest sock Of Corrugated Iron
Roofing and v.crimped Iron RoonnR In Wash.
inaion and sell at the lowest prices We furnish
nails and paint free Of charge with all the
seeding We ell
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Amndrsd barrels Of lime, 70 tons Of wheat
~ nerchandiss, 10 cars OF lumber. 8 cars
ii ! o. Wheels, . ean coal, ears hey, 10
111at 1bess housshnlA goods, ear ma
DlE 80 epples, CO. soda. car meat
1Dnttofs eox eggs, CIR lard, cor beams, 1
41y, ! cor brsu, oar fufniturs. 1 car pig
10W ehimneya
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New York, Chicago, ST Paul, San Fran.
cisco, Portland and various ponss
in ashing on. OREGON aud
British Columbia
sisns bills Of exchange on London svailabls
Collections made Is Ill points on favorable
terms.
Bonds. stocks and Other valuables rscsived
on deposit for safe keeping
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-29
PRODUCE AND MEnCuANp1sE.

New YORK, Nov. 2s.-[Speciall-
southern flour, quiet, steady. Wheat,
unsettled, dull, closing lower; No. 2
red, 1.O3Ss in elevator. Options opened
strong at an advance of I%@I4, but
beanie weak on prominent operator at
west selling, and through report of
failure at Philadelphia. Closing de-
pressed }s@l under Wednesday; No. 2
red, November and December, 1O22l:
January, 1.04; May lOGl4.
Corn opened higher, closed lower,
moderately active; No. ., G0]5@6l, ele-
vator. Options opened strong, l5009s
advance, became weak under freer sell
ing, by H@l, closing weak; Nov. and
Dec, coz; Jan. COS; May COZ. Oats
modera tely active, easier; options dull,
weaker; Dec. 30; Jan. 81; May 5lJs. No.
: spot, 50A@5l19. Hops easy, quiet;
state, common to choice, 330o43. Coffee
options closed firm, 10000 up, quiet;
Dec. 1920, %; Jan. 1G35@l645; Spot rio
dull, steady: Fair cargocs 10li. Sugar
raw, dull; refined quiet; molasses, for
cign, nominal: New Orleans quiet. Rice
quiet, steady; petroleum weak, dull; ro-
fined 73O.
Cotton-sccd oil, depressed, dull; crude,
27@2S; we low, 81. Resin, firm, quiet;
strained, common to good, 145@l5O.
Turpcntine, dull steady; 4O@4OA
Pork, steady, fair demand Beef, dull,
steady Beef hams, quiet, steady.
TieIced beef, quiet. Cut meats, quiet.
steady. Middlcs, dull, easy. Lard
opened firm, closed weak; Western
steam, G.27E cid; city, $3.50; Dec,
So.l5: May, $6.9s. Freights weak. Cot
ton, Is Sd; grain, 2}5d.
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'Bu,ENA VISTA.
Many New Enterprises and othor Newsy
Notea

Many New Enterprises and other Newsy
Notes.
BUENA VISTA, Nov. 2S.-TSpeoiall-
Messrs. John Z. Stuart & Co. have lust
closed q big deal with a New York and
Boston syndicate, involving several
hundred acres of land adjoining the city
of Lynchburg.
The new public school house is nearly
ready. AS soon as tho heating arrange
ments are completed tho building will
90 occupied, and the contractors saw
that will be ready early next month.
The city has decided to float 500
worth of bonds to enable it to complete
certain town Improvements already
begun. These bonds will DO issued
under the provisions OF its charter,
which permits an issue of $4,000.
OThe Buena Vista Iron Company has
gotten its ore-washing machinery into
operation, and is now running to its
fullest capacity. The ore now being
washed is of the finest quality. From
Indications around tho furnace, we
think that it will go into blast very
soon.
Mr.. Rigel was hero last weok, and
gave out the contract for his carriage
manufactory on Allegheny avenue. This
will DO quite a largo building, and this
enterprise will be u very important ad-
dltlon to those already here.
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INDUSTRIAL NOTES

Boston dispatch received Yesterday
stated that "a relative of the Wander
bits il quoted as saying that w. X.
Vanderbilt has purchased %, 900 shares
OF Lake Shore during the late depres-
sion. and that the company will probably
pay an extra dividend next February OF
two per cent. The company has earned
GA per ocnt. on the sotclS, after spend
ing IL very large sum on bettcrments.n
Rumors arc rife of still greater indus
trial advances for Radford 1t is said
that the bottom land between the
present car shops OF the Norfolk and
Western railroad and the river has been
secured by that company for its large
car shops. The South Radford Company
has promise of disposal of their
property for purpose which will doubt
less inure to Radford's decided ad-
vantage. In the west end the bottom
land of Mr.. McIngles is thought to be
tho site OF some great plant of the
future.
Contracts have been let in Admission.
Ala, for the erection of a model indus
trial building, in which dozens of small
enterprises will be located. This is the
result of lOng-eXpressed de ire to offer
to such small concerns as wish to loca tie
at Admission every advantage possible.
While the building as planned is not
very large, only 160x7O feet, and but
few stories in height, it is hoped that the
results will be such as to encourage ad-
ditions being made to it, or to warrant
the building of similar structures. Both
power and light are to be supplied from
central source, and the cost will not
be more than the rent
Virginia is on q tremendous impulse
to material prosperity. Along the line
of the Norfolk and Western railroad
alone twelve blast furnances, 1900
coke ovens, twenty-nine wook- working
establishments, three rolling mills,
twenty-four foundries and machine
works, five coal mines, with abundant
capital. thirty-four hotels and eighty
seven other industries have been re-
Gently completed or are now nearing
completion. The Shenandoah valley,
from Staunton to Harper's Ferry,
along both lines of the railroad, the
baltimore and Ohio and the Valley
road, now part of the Norfolk and
Western. is also forging to the front in
the cause of material development.
The old State seems to have become
"5"H', aiiu Ittuy W tHJtF Uilc
race for material empire as she did 100
years ago for intellectual supremacy.
For the first time in the history of the
South steel billets were made OF South
ern coke iron at Chattanooga last Sat
urday ingots made by the basic pro-
cess from low grade ores were used, be-
ing iirst brought to white heat and
then run through mill nine times and
then cutinto fiye-foot lengths. Regular
double turns will be run by two fur
naces, and another industry is given to
the South.
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.FRUSTEE'S SALE.

by virtue of a deed Of trust executed
to me as trustee by John Sheridan and
wife, dated 18th day of November, 1888,
and of record in the clerks office OF the
Hastings Court for Roanoke city, Va.
Deed book II, p. 1916, to secure to j. ID.
Kirk the payment of the sum of SO, 400,
as evidenced by two negotiable notes of
S1,700 each, due in one and two years
from IL Nov, 1888, with interest. De-
fault having been made in payment Of
the last of said notes. at the request Of
the said beneficiary, shall sell to the
highest bidder, by public auction, in
front of the courthouse in Roanoke, on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER both, 1890.
AT IL NJ, that certain lot Of land lying
in Roanoke, Va, bounded and described
as follows; to wit:
beginning at point on the east side
OF Second or Commerce ST., 7O.5 feet
south of Campbell street; thence along
Second street south 7degrees minutes,
east 46.7 feet to Kirk ave-; thence along
Kirk ave-, south SO degrees, east Iii
feet to point on an alley; thence along
said alley north degrees minutes,
west 55.2 feet; thence south Sc degrees
% minutes, west PAS feet TO corner of
brick bake-housc; thence south 81 de-
grees So minutes, west SI.3 feet TO place
of beginning"
TERMS: Cash enough to pay off said
note and interest, and the costs of ex-
ecuting this trust; the balance in one
and two years, secured by deed of
trust. ROY Is. SMITH, Trustee.
November 2Sth, 1890. not29. lmo
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