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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-09-11

one mDfhiIsg iaifiy . fiirni i,.nk mr ~
sra urftnan gentleman whn hss Travelled
setefal iimss srri~s Aftil,. iuai go The same
esY Ha NJ sfsnirf wtnt un his exploring
tsafs. ettfti that o. hsi nHif a trri frw
intH with him tis uanr b. itf iftsfs. and
lsu hiRurr apsa " ha aff ffnd ~ u.tiInH
i-spts aia,ui Aftls4b tfatri maf ha,, zrra
his uamf
A urt We tslhri foe hong tim. ~
things u hirh tun tiHuk euuii Interest
fuu huf then ~ irfsrs went un g. tell u.
~ hns be- uassi iHvatth Emin issha pre-
Itafu Aiflrsu iHfts far museum Imin
siid u - 49, amusement in his lrisurv time
Ani hs 80 it wonderfully neatly sni carr
tuilf Sometimes the eurp-sss ~ the iitiis
deal hiFi. eith ihuif gay plumaH, would
- hung ail ai,Hut his tent and then hs
vuali sfite dnWn ail hu hsI found nut
slssni ihem ieliese ihe either dag ~ =
utsstina - q firfnsH uFuiihnipuiral sosist y
iihs hla wnF1l mssRa CONCERNING the nsiu
Fai hlstifY II binisi, u sas stated thst ~
Hlnia hal iust ~sut tn hiFsis. represent
Ind - different sia-iirs 90 tiermAny 10
hal caught aud prepared thst, al IN tht,p
mDnlhs' iine. while 80 touf ira'n ths
Afgtran ntast 90 laispFa whirh piArs yuu
shpnii ieis up uH yeuf map Wuuidni
a - delightful o. fnam sissnt un saoh IN
esI@alitisn tuf ~ months
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-09-11


Nov is che time when ei,y Isople 10
Rin ~ ~ out - town. either for the
whole summer - sisa fpr DAY ~ two.
b. ~, breath - The lifo that was man .
h~fefs be shlonl-s,i hlmsslf Ia brick aud
mortar Nos IL the tlns when nature
10 81 boz lussllssl Naw u ths time. t,.a
when ,he rural dwrllst 4. doing al ~
hla poser 20 make tie landsosIa thing
u tseaaty iis Il making the roads IN
his neighliEhnui a. sfnouih aud atirn,.
I've that even biefslef. every wsiktsg
sauFisi is dfawa his way. iust i,ecaua.
the ianslssai. b A. attractive The Arri
eultufisi has pushed his PIC pans hack
on, - sight - iha puhlie highway and
has further planted groves between them
sol 'hs fu@l - tha, the unslshtly part
~ farming i noi visible
iufiher hs hss planted beautiful tfroa
aluuF The roadside al around Als farm.
sni even ssi nswetins wines - run over
safe sni fence I..sis lls Keeps the
wv NH""H NffNFttA NAa JANUS Afitf
Tbs hiHhsay 80 lean - weeds that IL l.
90 emerald carpet - gas anil I-r
I'siusl delight ~ the efu Wherever q
rad tssssss 49, hill ihs raal surveyor
has 49, iaii u aut e. run sttaish, % ihn
ia tlH'ns - that hill. rullIua hnf-es in
two sni breaking hasusss - lssn che siss.p
10 - - rllmisi uh 80 This lnt.l
iissni suftef has lail oct The faad g.
~ind ~ The hillside .iopiusly. D., sasy
grade f'"ui go ~ lssttatn. - a. wind
ssfI~n'ins "a che curve hns - i.sault
Ihia charming country tuai i. u,.sney
IN the Is let ~ the farmer 1, draw.
tourists sni summer la.afdefs g. hi.
house ani hsizh'ufhtzsl ani the iaesl,
'shdN' ~" 'hFf~a'muis u famed fu ani
v tie
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-09-11

ilps~ afe ,lif,. ti..us 80 ,isaliua wtth =
lsas. .u,.is ilis q ant tinl un a.. hsn.t
sf f-if nf lnh nfaf nfhff i'ut haa
iutn aisfse BE- 81 pf.ttni - f,tuFn nfw -
la.si thtn RAE tha VI uni 80 other
49,. keep ii ui-.n -i that 'h. hlisai vfll
hsw fr~lt Tits pfvseuis ,ha veins
ifsan rstisiha he isis..n lnin iitn q, aitin
ani ~ iHe same tHnH thn ff.e nts q
hl.ssi t,u.ls li ssh lha lsae.nu,t a.
is Frusfai fulu chat thH mufu ff.alt =
suund lis'ela ths less danger theft be- -
tstis.iu isfna aissafiasl
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-09-11

Let inc give you fas, aluut WON
en NJ journalists In my office, said the
editor ~ one - tho largest isllles 30 me
few days aEo. Five YEARS ago ssn.
ploye'I one woman on my star. to.iay |
have "vrf iwenty, sad the hest work
which apirar- IN onF paper 10 fFum Tho
Ia'ns ~ ouf women writer's 90 ooar~s
yon cannot give woman all suFtn n
commissions. but u want q REALLY ,on.
seientious pac-e ~ work done HOS days
! give u 81 one "a osr women fsd.
absolutely. that they DO their warA mote
thoroughly than De- men, - Edward W
liz
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-09-11
u"- ." ras, . s'ss ss.ms.,.

The british parliament awarded =
lspndon Ihyslsian s7s ,sO Zoe the diarav
ess ~ the iullowins snsthoii Put half
an uanee ~ sull,huFio s.id In cruoihls
eis'- ~ china cop aml warm u over a
lamp. - In heated sas.i. adding q little
nitre ~ " from time b. thine Tits pfu
dnos@ niifrns srii yhpr several ~
the-e vessels mus, 10 placs.i IN The Sch
ehamlsf aud Ia the aeiahlsftas sIsaFt
m.n,s ani uasaag~. u = distance ~
twenty feet frHm zach ether
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-09-11

A party - Young wainrn chai.eFas,ui
by Mr.. Frederic A ihli attended he
Costello murder trial recenlly. occupy
Ing cite ~ the jury loses aud bringing Ia
= verdict ~ guilty wi,hoa, waiting 10
hear lawyer ilaFFows plea The pqSty
included Miss lslaias Morgan. Mlsse.
Filth sni Maud lirvwes Mlas ns@a
liakrr Mis- l''~h. ~ indianapolis Mi..
Margaret tt~bhlns Mi-. flofenee the.
ney. ~ Hartford. Hni Miss l.ary prsi.
-ilprnEheld Mas Homestead
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-09-11

oss - tbs ms~s slssuiaf fsui- a,saat ths
Rfasth ~ ion'i'sa !. ita regularity II has
t~~n stated that a Eaay 10 Fnushiy iaAsa
that svrfY muHih atnpt . Thousand hau.ea
ar ssitissi a. ispn.isn ~ Aasass - last
Yasf "a. 81 honsss hai 81 H. snpplssi ~ the
water companies with sstst. "a F-ellstnlwF
that numiss hsh tnsFsasssi 81 - ~ Ia
August - is~l - go bonuses ksi 81 10
sapplis-i - u 10 lsius ihs aunisf IN tbs
same mnhsh - lsn ia aaftsmi.t issl
ths eninpauis- had - supply 10 wa hsass.s
niHfe thar Ia s.pteiaiwf q iss9 fhss %
iHHston v hfi e1Hanssi 20 snR unr lssftiea
~ the capital iut pssssFsnss l. sill
i-ins sknsn faf the anFih sad Hefihsss,
sul4ufiss
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-09-11

The mean length - tsss ~ birth ls
~ lseh~. and - Hifl. ~. inshs.
urwth u mrs, favii lnmehiatsi, sitsg
birth. ani diminisiirs Continually until
slssas ~. yeAgs ~ AGE traa then ua
~ s'sss~n TeaFs ,hn sngnal aFuwth IL
sih .asissl a. Rms the nest year 10
ineis-.. AMI iu' aa thu nest two yea.
Inch anly e mean Insight ~ man is
. fest . inrh A man 10 taller IN the
msFaias ~ aishi by half as iseh
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-09-11

Copl~E aud tin make hath metal. cop
I-sT asd sine, tall msial tn aud cupt~r
hf''nsa, iin, sntiinuuy essusfs add As
mnlh, britannia war;. tiH aud cupaf
eo,nmoa metal, coIfst asi sine. i,u,sh
gold euplus. aiokel sim ahi little
tFun herman silver GID aud rHIpsf
standard Euld, tin saad cuuHJ guu
metal. c"iaef AMI slns mosaic un
aud lsai. pewter lead and h,'ir ~
ssnio, sheet mssAll silver AMI cupt.'
standard silver tia Ini lead. snidef
leai sBsi an,imuny, q ~ metal copper
sni aFuenlo. white cum~T
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-09-11

70 determine tho numi-'f q ant euu
efvss 20 thia osnlnff all - ~ tho sraf
80 vhith iiv runEF,as hTsi pinteussl AMI
divide by 2 ~" Iautisnt vii D. Tho
nnml-'r q 'ho cauwress Thus ihs isst
congress convened in pa aiihuH ~ Eites
iU' hall ~ which Hises a the lat b.
ina The tifiS bret ounRfsaa '.susurssis
~ nnd the teaf 20 whieh ans numl- fr.i
r"nRrss. convened, dpuhle the numls.F
IT the cunsr'ss and deduct o. THUS ~
the fiiteenlh congress , multiplied bf
- minis ~ eqaaia ~, anA the fittsenth
onngrcss met ~ isiT
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-09-11

~ plate well covered with lard
where the inss.cis ahouai They are
yrEy fuai - lard. psvfsrr,as u 81 waEas
i'is0s few sticks around the plate ~
tho sata 81 ellmh ~ After catching
the ants IN this way turn ihs Tla,s ho,
sa,n ap eveF the hFv when thsg will fall
In with thu melting lard h~pes, until
the pests disappear
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-09-11

birthday ring. arr l~ginning 10 10 ~.
rae Among yuaag misses all otss the
country Their. is = pleasing ssssimsni
asspu, the idea that ticsies the feminine
fancy and pnts ,tn Manufacturer oa his
msi,ls. 1hs~a rinHs af~ nus pFuduosd
Ia . prufaalun ~ l-aaiifal Styles aud
are attFaeilvrly displayed In large aili
lsiisr-i ,rsys in ths jewellers windows
jewellery Crcnlaf
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-09-11

slnee the opening Of the railway frcss
Merieo /, Vera Cris raw sugar has l-s
gun 81 h. esporte'' a. iAvsrlpol frusn the
ancient land ~ the Ast.cs
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-09-11

M ,tHal puaHiiii,s - ls,e .i.fsal itin
salt rss t'HH .haih sHi i-.ii'lse anl
shIt" tIutfsf Aiitf thr ttuihthm
f'.ssss ihf.e in ii.r et-ri shifh aiii be-
estuir stflr. sftef ssatiHH f.nt so hte
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-09-11

Wash thsin ~ little hsnsine. rubbing
and ~luscsingi them until clean Ifmneh
snllei ase fIesh supply ~ l~nsne
Hang ap IN ,iie az a. 'ify
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-09-11
FRANCIS HENRY,
Attorney-at-LaW
AND PROPRIETOR OF
THURSTGN COUNTY ABSTRACT.


Ny Abstract. an, an experience Of more than
VI twenty years in searching the records q
Ihurston county in regard To title enables me 10
give prompt attention in regard to same.
have u complete aud the only abstract of the
Records Of the Probate touTt Of said county, pre-
pared during the eight years that was Judge
OF said Court.
have the only abstract that was ever AT
tempted to hc made OF sales of property for taxes
ia sald county.
negotiate loans for those wishing to borrow
or lend ON real estate security. LIN the matter
Of loans, ! represent only such local capitalists
are my clientsl
have for many years represented, aud at this
time rcprcscnt ~ agent of residents and nOn-rrs-
dcuts, large holding of real estate in the city of
Olympia. aud in Ihurston county, for the sale of
which ncgotiai ions can be made through me.
also have upon sale. for fixed prices, large
amount OF real estate. both city and country,
which am ready to show up on call.
am ready and equipped by the labor and eN
pcrtcnCc Of more than iwcuty years for the trans
ion Of general real estate business, in which
line respectfully offer my services to those who
desire, either TO purchase or sell, to borrow or
loan
To those who think OF investing. ! have no
hesitation in saying that money put into real
estate IN Olympia and Thurston county at this
time would be good investment.
10 those who wish To sell, have to say that
my connections in this line of business viii en-
ahr me To- find purchase for their property
among the many strangers constantly coming
aud going through the country III search I
chances for Investment, who would othcrwi Use
know nothing of the opportunity.
| have large amount of city property, both
improved aud unimproved for sale. Also, some
very desirable farms.
olympia. June !. lsHO
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-09-11

t'saf lsaslss,ufal - warm olive 80
esmphsfaiesi al lnto The 80 and fsialn
a ,hasw tlli mosn,nn 10Y means ~ taece
- csstian seed Wash uat With warm
water anA ulili sap
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-09-11

innumsrshls iistls stick piss hssda.i
with Mates. ere~@es and other ehufch
sfsslspls are smona the souvenirs ~
Master likely IA hni tAvus dnrias the
taenenf as.anssn
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-09-11

"onos IN fuur years arceFtiins 30 bic
tarical rsssis,is new Ohio idea makes
o. ati-Hasan, =. savs the New Nork san
Thi. year u ,s the Idea ~ playing 20
country interest. against city tnterps's
and gaining Democratic victory IN
that wsy
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-09-11

tn ikfmuia she ssiiirf sfah east,s.
hsssy SHELLS 40 tie hills - passia futurs
rsulnaisis Another slseise riini@ ths
mshaguts trees 4 shHfs crab va tbs Z ai,s
Nsfis islafasis mai b. sesn fannina sluns
ilhe pi.s ~ psgsg hissa w sifens
stnd o. Ascension ISLAND there are rFaiss
shieh tiimh np e. the top - ur-es
m'fsiHttin. sod ths larger 0hsa sfssi ths
fennH faltlais frsiu their haiss snd Assn,tf
theW 10 famous ruii~f rfah - ihs
Philippines ihst rfafks ansi eats asHssaants
q itssii fantssi uus - its hole ana fs4sss.l
90 ~ the siA swins
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-09-11

4 dispatch from iiisek nlves Pals says
the wlunel,sEs, inslfaa., after thsvs fail
Mes ~ farming rsI-rimenls, have given
u 40 A. . l,ad lph. ant naw sit around ~
To san sni vlas eechsf AMI msrcasin
AMI wssh ths iiasisFFy cFup waa nte
The dhsIalrh aids that the land un
wlirh lhfss fsllfn wfsishs.s have tried
- ihfe,s teafs - sFuw farm efat- ean
sis's u q lsfFsn wasts - sabl hills
that eili uut etsn if'=lass whits i-.aas
H'nsies ar lali q stealna Isunles frusn
= liini i-'srsf hat = government thai
Siil allaw iis lniisH vaftsa a. -
showed ~ uIstn lsni D. thls. ani ihen
esI-si them ~ l-sams ihuftF faunsfs
and make ,hsif uwn living wsli. whsi
shall - saY - a government llks THE
NJ everybody b. q f.ifsunaia ~ ths
lsls hAflus i'faii. che llf,.klyn ull klns
- wss isyani baptist a.ms years
az iha iass'as - iha s'saYch o. - h,sh hs
g.. inssfi wrfs - tuvst ~ was ,lalsnsal
that lH thls si.tt ihr taf.n dishei ap
NJ Pratt aui s'lns = lhat masuais
lrs.niafiiins ~ sut fats NJ Pratt b.
lit,'.i ihis g. ias lhu ,see and - a. natn
tails "as'idsi fb"Teuran b. ~ttislfsw
From ihe rbunh where hs had o. hong
v rshii-ti anl iHilt ahaihet al hinaif
T. ihis h' Brought an.ti'of pastor . ,au
sf~Haii.n rsihff, afauni and in this
be nen ,huF,h NJ Pratt wusshil-i
Ilil his death
American travellers ouRht g. lst Itai,
severely alnne for ,hs present n.
.auih II France 10 me - the most A.
iEh,fai spots On the slol~ ~ tourists
md Americans have never set visited Il
a sr~ss nBms-~r. Mer@svsf. France /,
rernhhe.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-09-11


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tIIt.
Ht tu.|
H'.i
eIs t.Nf eat
flsi uI
stt |nr 80 Do
sHaad tNttaa |tts
t ess Ff. anl tass hHi ani heavy
siH nl iHa ..fn' sfafia the ssst q
f|. HaH lHsi sf
GH - ths a ifa.trf wha hs.i nt.f e t.ali
~ sissh ln 80 ,te. thH f.Hns qHffH
sifHfH iH 49, hFt =Hi '.afal ifiH fhn
80 h" f7n i~fH iHH i"H iaf
&C. niHfRt'" a'i .tIiHi Hi fhsi
81" "i.' N'Hsili"f
hfi ih lf"f.f'ial iHs e iesf
utFtfa 40 ''" .hIinn 'HHn' Hn i.f
Hni 'ri"ir fi'+ '..e human 1ii .''n" g
~ ali haA iHf bali '1fifl u'iff =
ff'a' sn" Nhon pmlifi nH'
W l'F .'H.'t .''a .W Doe ft'f'a affe
iefai "i' Hnl 'aii 'aInif
thi. snA fiflt an Hnf gu'sii
lhs agitation ~ thr rtHss hinan 80
80 fair1 'hia simple h'' iafallUn TIE
'hlArrn s"fr iu frightened q" sun
asaf AZ - 'h'm 'st ttne white anil
s'arHi aul ui'~i 90 ih'un sHitslvi tiiu
unslf gHrtn Emma s.iiri 90 their
tritf h' Ufsisiina ihu rass huau 81 iahe
ib'tt nHn's lhe wsi day. however
thr snnufhinH ~ rtrff rhili esa tufnnl
~ Hiadhr#s Nhrn y received lat II
t''e riih 90" r'aui wishrs ~ ihr till
s'ttl.IIH iHria if'iDf
We '''.' """''" - '"' A"'""''' ''"s
Mt hhit"n Harrison Nss the guest
~ ~ifs~is ~ iis last t'retlnR aud after
AZ" Whs iifwsfnifl - the great ssss ihii \
~ ""'nrn Mt fifsi'eth 'hsmpney
t"ld ~ hef htsl meeting wiih Ms llsf
ti~fn "n = memorable o~'casion huiirs
hal i"'-n given hf tho Authors rlui
that a meeting would i'e held 81 dl@rass
the question - . new Copyright mll.
which Mrs 'hainfn"t determined q
attend ihrfu was a pouring rain. am.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-09-11
TR THFUL HISTORICAL, ROMANTIC AND C0MICAL SCENES,

Roman Chariot Standing and Hurdle Races,
Modern Running. Trotting and Steeple Races.
Elephant vs.. Camel, Man VS.. Horse. Sack,
wheclbarrow, Monkey and Pony, Mule. Dog and
other races.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-09-11

Most complete geological gathering. One or
more of every species known 10 man. collect
ed at an enormous cost.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-09-11

Capt A. IL. Bosardus and Family Champion
shots. Numbers oil In IL, Cow boys, Scouts
and Pathiinders, in all kinds of Wild West en-
tertainment.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-19
ABBREVIATED TELEGRAMS.


Harrisburg, Pa, was visited by slight
earthquake shock.
The south has now 1.200,0O0 more spin.
dies than it had a year ago.
Rt Rev Edward Harold Browne, Bish'
op Of Winchester, England. is dead.
George NJ Pullman Is said to have in
vested largely in Nicaragua canal stock.
The grand jury in New York has now in
dicted Edward NJ. Field for forgery in the
second degree.
Billy Frazier, who four years ago quit
pugilsm for the pulpit has now quit the
pulpit and began looking for somebody to
plug"
II is stated that the men who robbed the
train near st. Louis a short time ago have
been located and warrants issued fer their
arrest.
The editors OF the Prohibition party met
at the Sherman house, Chicago, aud dis
cussed plans for forwarding the water
cure movement.
The Federation of Labor. in session at
Birmingham, Ala, has passed a resolu-
tion favoring a woman's suffrage amend
ment to the constitution.
The Iowa Columbian commission an
nounce that they intend To ask the legis'
lature for an aggregate of $4,000 for the
W orld = 1alr display.
Money Is so scarce in Cuba that tie
brigauds are compelled to let their prison
erS GO again finding neither money on
their persons nor friends to ransom them.
Cyrus w Fields physician says there is
no immediate danger of death, but that
his patient is absolutely indifferent wheth-
er he lives or dies and may continue IN
that condition for weeks.
The Mexican government positively de-
nies the stories that have been disseminated
| of starvation and rioting in some states Of
| in that republic There il some suffering,
| but the relief Is ample.
| Secretary Dickinson, of the Worlds fair,
| reports a general feeling of willingness on
| the part of congressman to accept the in
| vitation to visit Chicago and inspect the
| progress made on the Worlds fair build
| ings
The charges of illicit intercourse with
! female prisoners brought against United
States Marshal Parsons, of Utah, have
| broken down. the witness and prosecutrix
| having admitted that she had perjured
| herself.
The family of w j. Florence, the actor
| who recently died. propose to contest his
| will on the ground that he left a codicil,
| which has since disappeared, in which
others beside Mrs Florence were left be-
quests.
B. f. Ray, of Chicago. dumped $4,000
worth of negotiable securities and dia-
monds into his waste paper basket, in a
| fit of observation-disclosures, and the janiUor
dumped the whole into the waste heap,
| where they were found later
1t is said at New York that n boy who
had beat" his way nearly all over this
country went into Jay Goulds Office and
struck" the wizard for enough TO pay his
passage to Scotland, his home. Mr.. Gould
had him arrested. and he was turned over
to Gerry = society.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-19
THE MARKETS.


CHICAGO Dec. Is
Following were the quotations on the board
of trade today: Wheat-DeceInber. opened
9Ol@c, closed 9lI4c; January. opened al1@c,
closed 9ltsc: May. opened !sSsc. closed 9.1Rc.
COrn-December, opened Jlsc, closed .ac: JAN
uary. opened 44lac. closed 44isc; May. opened
E2lsc. closed 42asc. Oats December, opened
;S2l.c, closed SSsc; January, opened and closed
3lS4c; May, opened :SeTSc. closed SSi &C. Pork
December, opened SS(6. closed S..s5: January.
opened Sll.oI. closed SIl.s1; May, opened
Sii.56. closed Gll.21 Lard-Decembcr opened
S5.!1, closed SA.h
Live Prices at the Union Stock Yards
today ranged as follows Hcgs-Market
was active ON packing and shipping account
and the feeling was sIeadier: prices 5c higher;
sales ranged at S2.65Gi3.65 pigs, S3.5laaS5
light. S370TS.S5 rough packing. So. 75j4 90
mixed, and SS.%JG4.l5 heavy packing and ship
ping lots.
Cattle-Msrket rather active local and
shipping account, and prices without material
change; quotations ranged al S5.15T62o choice
To extra shipping steers. S4.StT565 good to
choice do, 81 0Jd4 - fair to good. S;LU6L3.95
| common t. medium. do. $3.50 An hutcht rs
| steers. Sl.S0a2.6l sJockers, S2.nta&.t0 Texans.
s. 2Giji $50 rangers S2S'sIS. - iCvdcT. Si.5s9
$50 COWS, Sl.@Ja 90 bulls and - 256,5-21 cal
/ calves.
Shecp-Narkct rather active AMI prices 80,
! Ice higher; quotations ranged AT <:-s- 20
| westerns, SS.UI6l5.lU natives ana S-.Ol !. n
| lambs.
Produce: Butter Fancy separator ia Sc
per III: dairies. fancy. fresh Pa ~: packing
/ stock. fresh. I31i5c Eggs Fresh csndled,
| loss off. 24fi24tac per duz; icc-hou>e stock. l.
| GISc. Dressed poultry Hens. 7G7lsr per III;
| spring chickens. Sl.dgc; ducks. %Illc; geese.
| 65sec; turkeys. choice, Ego 49,: common
| stock, ln5t l2c: poor. STac. Potatnes-Heb-
rons SoGf:zic per bu; Bur anks, 55IsIjc; Rose,
| 2Sd:SG.; Peerless. .Sd:sk; common TO poor
mixed lots. 2.IL2sc. Sweet potatues-Ill Illinois,
S2.6Og2..5 Jerseys, S3Jfa37a Apples-Com-
mon, Sl.25dl.j0 per bbl; good. sl.s5; fancy
| 500. Craaberries-Cape Cod. S7ugaS.O pei
bbl, s2.@Jde.5n per box; Jerseys, S6.JOlE7.00 pei
bbl, S2.00CQ2.25 per box.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-19
tanned A TERROR. "
Prof. Gleason's Victory Over a
Vicious Horse.
JULIUS, THE GHOST" II HARNESS.

The Wild Steed of Central Illinois Made
Meek as a Lamb in Hour-A
Scene witnessed by >, 900 Persons to the
Great Profit of "Parson' Davies, and
Netting the Professor SI,OOO-A Tri-
umph of Humanity Over Horsehesh-
The Tanners Tactics.
CHICAGO, Dec. l9-It took Professor
Oscar r. Gleason, the noted horse tanner,
just an hour and a quarter last night to
subiUgate the stallion Julius, the "Ghost,n
the man-eating animal, that has been the
terror of central Illinois for half decade,
and through whose previous tendencies
half dozen men are minus fingers or
thumbs. Five thousand people at from 81
to 81 a head packed Battery d, where the
feat was accomplished, and {, 600 more were
on the outside AT O'Clock. when the police
authorities ordered the doors to be closed.
The Tanner Enters the Ring.
Earlier in the day it had taken four
hours to get sack over the head of the
terror, and lead him two blocks from the
stables to the battery, where he was placed
within an inclosure surrounded by wood
en- fence eight feet in height. During the
afternoon he varied the monotony by kick
ing down one en.ire side of the Enclosure.
Professor Gleason entered the ring at S:45
After Leroy Payne and G.. w. Leihey had
been selected as judges. and J. 6. Steiner,
secretary of the American Trotting associ-
alton, as referee.
How He Managed the Animal.
The tanner carried a whip in his left
| hand and bull dog revolver loaded with
| blank cartridges in his right, while in the
| outer circle ten attendants with bull dog
| revolvers loaded with bullets. stood guard.
| prepared to perforate the animal if occa-
| sion demanded. Gleason's tactics were
simply an alternate cracking of the whip
and discharging of the blank cartridges.
! For the first ten minutes the animal was
inclined to kick and bite and Gleason had
| hard work to avoid his attacks.
The Terror Begins to Calm Down.
| At the end of fifteen minutes he was
stroking the terror's neck; in twenty he
was holding his name. Ten minutes later
he had put on its neck the first halter il
had ever worn; in forty minutes julius
came and went as commanded: in fifty he
permitted his tanner TO place his hand in
his mouth. meanwhile standing as meek as
a Shetland pony.
| Final Triumph of the Professor.
Just an hour from the time that Gleason
entered the ring the terror was harneSsed
to an open. one-seated buggy. and for tit'
teen minutes the professor drove him
around the ring. while the audience hOwlcd
itself hoarse. Afterwards the animal. now
as docile as a babe. permitted strange at
teIfdants to lead it back to the stables.