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Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-27

Pure maple sugar at r II. Picker
ing Il Sons. 2,27,2t
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-27

r. II. Pickering d Son have nice
lot of maple sugar. Try some. z, ~; Ut
The National tribune., 1891-09-24

tracted In the service The act Of June T. 1873 pro.
y'ied a pension az So per month for totll blind
ness or loss % both hands ii due 10 fbo srrpies.
inc net Of june rs $780, provided ST. per month fr
toiaI e,p.essncss caused by amy wound or diseas,
quo :" service but owing Co a dc.lct i Tie act h
was made 20 cover only those elsfs iu which he
PrnsoHer was Bt thGt time receiving Jhe $50 nate
% else Aa4 q claim peudIHg FOR such rttr and
20 cure tins dc,,ci Gao act ~ March q Isg4 was
P5-ane providing pension &C 81. per month for
an soldiers or sa.I.prs who were at fblt fiute -
should thereafter become SD totally .l.s,F,..T 81,
reason 90 disability contracted iu te -e.vc a. 10
require 'he regular ala aud attendance oil another
person.
j. B.. Hollis IV.-Vghat are the yarfoys -,tss ~
pension for tptf, blindness Of one eve and partial
blindness OF tho other' dllssoer. From S. lo $50
~. H"'tH depending upon Che de- gree Of disability
y. 4 L's dHG1os, Colo Your communication
u- reached The waste basket. Although Won were
eNlt'niy acquainted with ihs rules of tli- de-
P'.ti.'t.'t' you Huieu TO slsu your name. All COM
mHulc1ilous uuUCgompaused by Che r1.I name and
a'les- OF ihe writer are respectful. referred to
t'te WASTE basket u you viii write us another
letter, giving your i name and address yve shall
PC pI.lsed Co reply 1yOur Inquiries.
r. VI W, fsriugf9u, ON soldier dow ha,yfn.,
hmity OF four children. three 90 whom ave- under
10 years OF age, owns q su1iI farm which Yields
an annual net income OF Huuut $50 VIII tlds
qeoAr -er rom beng peus.oucd under the act Of
j. x. c. NorTrils, s. D-I il there a general
law &rAuIius prHsa u~ To- the widows OF Presidents
o. tue United States . &c Grover C..vafepd
tHerc any Presidents widow living 81 Ild does not
receive q pcuslau' Iusysr. 4. There IS no GENERAL
~" pth7iuuiHg enc widows Of Presidents but
lhrFe seems Co be an uuyr.ticu law that thev shall
al receive q pension OF GOO hv special Hct ~
act. g. No.
y y K, Bangor, Ne-A soldier enlisted fin the
regular Army .u ls65 and iu 1891 he died &c dis.-
oldty contracted Boz tbls service. Can his widow DO
pensIonedf Insurer. Yes o. the disability WA. CON
tractcd boz tHc line Of duty
W. y, Toronto Cqnaaa.--I notice that The act Of
June =, 1890 provides only Tor those soldiers vino
served during the war Of the rebellion. When
G"es the lfoFernmcnt doom ihc war 90 have eUdcdY
enlisted IN murcb, $500. and served over .hraa
years. AHs'rer The war - officially held to have
.'s'ea nom March Z, IsGl. 60 Aug ZO I-f5. there
the act % june o. 1890
subscriber Eozcoe D., and Others BY perusinz
our reply 20 ~ r., Las ABtutus Colo. above yoa
VIII perceive Why wo have not replied 10 your conn
hNnleHtinns, especially as YOU were evidently
A"sie OF lne RUE excluding anonymous c0mutnni-
etiI"ns Read the notice AZ the top Of this column
again.
The National tribune., 1891-09-24
Tribune I.NcnAaGE-wANTrD

tIHE NATIONAL IEIE-sE Exchange Wil be de-
voted solely 80 tlC U1clEuEU ui souvenirs. Any
timing pertaining 90 bu-luUss must be scat 10 The
advertising department.
Directions for valentine party for Eve cents in
bia-ap- 60 Cover expense oi postage mud stationery
Maggie j.. iyIHi tuTTrcfs8uE4.lr GUWu. Prize Tor
Hosi autograph. lys-c- s.. Harden, Lsruad
laaN, Prize iuE IEct.lH-l postal Lizzie Williams
-auFHs -lH-- Prize IuT beet autograph. hey.
D. brslrr 55s Brotherhood avenue. Char. cstOwn,
Mass. taU.uei photograph IDg rtttl est autograph.
comic suiosraIL.-l.U.o. Hardy. Eaiubudee Ind.
cHcct music iur mineral rJUc-Weus.- L1i,A ~.
IiaHDF l.Isl -i. Louis llL. Prize for pr-tflrst
p1-'hi.-'ofa b lllcas, Marion, Ind. stamp pho
iDEluuIF 'E wishing cards. also, uulBgfHTlas.=
IH1le aaHa Ur".rli, AaIiss-ei, j.. ]. a.. s. Iu-
i.iNN EcFraWu NllWEs sands aud minerals Tor
pr.rtuca wood -EoilID al. Gardner Baltic Conn.
Prize ior Deey es--y.-l. a.. Ripple Ii44isylllc Pa.
iI.la Ton prcilust l I40st comic oEraI.- Dot
f1un ana autusraI. l.a,l aud lila hcIal-ltcT,
Au-a-iaAH.4ei lH.
Wanted a.. C.- wishing Casey iowa 20 cali d.
hr.lH AgwHy AamD uI song commencing OH
Under Lir old apple Free ID. Mrs. Mary Iluci.-
tHff .ls I l-.Lala rlTtlf, .aH-rbtIrc iowa. A.. a..
IUrHHr af4 CORES uguurIs l8 f4ie ETrsslr tOEgau,
I-aEigr-. IOWA. "a .-lutsG," deprived 81 social
uiFrIr.aus.-- triln l3aufa. I9HpuIf iowa. ITO know
bow no make 4f.tlN-Ilp tzHr.==furH Ik Hicks.
Marion. lud- ali DO know ll.l D want postal moi
IaIi-l', l.aLul f's.I Jessie Adele smith $50 Mad.
l'.c..cI-. rs. "a. Gal. Car--Guace -. Atauofe
SANTA Paula faA Iioy ". Hartman, Mae IL
. ll..-si Harry johnson. DutIu Brand 20 rciuru uv
autographs eHuc D.. BHTou. brandon +. ID. Ad.
eI.-.r al lhu-. HF ilar uHflr nf Pink BurDgg OI
4Athrie ttltc u. f.4uE e tlttt, IlAIus n. d.
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SUNDAY MEDITATION.

Practical Duties Taught by a study of the
international sund;sy-schooI Lesson APP
pointed for Oct. ., 1891. IT. John. IL FL
a.
Zone reading these notes should first carefully
study the paragraph from the Holy Scriptures as
indicated Hbovc.l
SUBJECT; THE RESURRECTION OF LAZARUS.
Preliminary.
To understand this subject fully one should
study st. John, II 1-i6.
We may divide the entire data into three
paragraphs-ys. / to is, inclusive vs.. Il to 80,
inclusive; Us. 81 to IS, inclusive.
The Episcopal Church did wisely in selecting
st. Pauls 18th chapter Of Corinthians for the
lesson in the Burial Service Next 10 it in
fitness would be st. John, II 10
Our study is the account Of Christ's 3Oth
miracle. Twice before he raised 10 life the
dead, viz, the son Of the widow Of Main, and
the daughter of Jairus at Capernaum.
We notice the second verse is in parenthcses,
rs forming no part Of the account proper. We
would think in reading that the amounting re-
ferred TO occurred before our lesson. Il did
not, however, until three months afterward,
and indeed was probably largely due 10 the
miracle. When 81. John wrote his account
both events bad happened and he naturally
threw in the parentheses so as to identify Mary
with the Mary mentioned in I2:2S
We may suppose Christ fled from Judea about
four weeks before our lesson. 90: 39) With
SO recent danger to Chrisrs life at Jerusalem
the Apostle Thomas thought it reckless to re-
turn. VS. and 49,
/. VERSES lie IScLUsIvE.
For brevity's sake we present this paragraph
In analysis:
The National tribune., 1891-09-24

ANSWERS 20 qaae. i1u- nl not ia pui,Ilshed With
iu two 81 Lsrec V.nes- afer guess ions appear S0
G.. NlI Hsvr chance 90 send replies and receive
LauuH47,e mention Wl-a ttlc number oi answers
The colony commanded hy John While arrived
at Roanoke lsa.4 July, 35s7, and called tie place
llc city of Raleigh.
Secretary Stanton, who stood by The bedside
when hHrallaIs lincoln drew ilis lRst breath said
% AUW be- belongs 10 lhr sges.n
Eh'uucrtu .ra t.Ic Congress. 5ual or Conservative
party lu irc ialu lusuTTcalIou Iu Chile
The National tribune., 1891-09-24

Corn tftlt.lirlc corn. or oIit IL light y on the
cob HHu i.igu slTape t down. TO one pint 81 corn
t11 oue tthaup oi ullli-, Oue-uuI cup 0i -four one
tea-pUuHiu. 80 uakiHg powder. Que t.fl,- poouful
81 buit'T. 500 tsl- oIe irsn OoiIul 0l sali and a
lttiD IeIuH.r. i.fy lu hot lard.
L9tsitI tIugftta.-- o two cups az fine g-choppcd
lob-itr HHl nIl spoonful each 81 .lt ana mustard
all o. la-l ui cayenne pepper h.IE UI.h butter
hnl cTf1H nHi.r lHto Cruque.a roll lu beaten epgs
lHn clH0i.,r crHuH-. sud fry Iu iIut I4r8
i-fcri .flf il,.s J5itsT4-I1 ole f.ut Of butter.
mix HLi H punch ~ salt "a teat UU0Iil. u[ soda and
hour enough 30 make "a sui Daiter. Fry IN h,,t
pT0Vcmtui.
The National tribune., 1891-09-24
Temperance Work.
MI IL I'LL. I

Jinglo-To-day / saw a man raising a glass
OF beer to his lips. ] called to him 10 stop,
spoke three words TO him, and instead Of drink
ing u he dashed IL 10 the ground, 'plintering
the glass into a thousand pieces.
Mingle-Ny stars! You must be a second
John b. Cough for e!0quence. What did you
say 10 him?
Jingle said, That's non union beer.D
The National tribune., 1891-09-24

Rlu n 'is Cub. Write briefly. Write only
~. one flN' 'i ihC pII'r 3 Write ta tlIr point 4
Nl.ie or one subject. 3, Nrle your best y
fDo Hr',I- 90 OIL puzzle fUT tre al Editor Zach
Nc4# ODD, uHue- ut th0-r s,fIiIug lIle l.sf letters
ti2 .,, euiii oa,ou HH. l.l.s. lonulIzu sud gem
eitn ufiI' toH-IoeTCd-VI4 Boz Iuu.Da al tllc head
a. iIf lf.uufH 90 tllr Honor ElU. IlIs, honor
W. li'I'' HH of l'-o requirements. second
Donor 4" include deficiency lU some one point.
NO o1hef- wl. BE- named.
HpEDA EOLI-EIsT IETTEEs.
First Iln.ar- CLHr.r. IIaroI D.
aesona Aonor--.4.dies lue. Troop A, All
Ola ROLL cALL-EEw MEMBERS.
he lr.'osz WI menn Veterans Son. Fd. vcter-
HIr tatl-.'fI HHd Wv relDrauf widow. upu,bers
al Hss1. IlitIai.s pl.. be uIhIzea r. 3. and IJYI
helIc EosenborEar end T0.cIh NauHcn. Pan
lutdH. -. 0-te auu HaEE., Stevenson y.dr
lenHh 300 niece 81 i1sepH, I.... Ada4c Mc.
hl9use 1880 laTr4I ls-uss station AIa. Mrs
rUn larDnH ianus N.aa P =. 8allr y 7tI
A.rr Geo. A. fl.ugg. l..r Coma Miltr DN. Ger.
mh"ia"H = DIE jane Aau...oH Bessie Hamu-
t1Ar ~. are, Jus Cora WILSON Nd, Nuucr
i.rH, H la. Roland ]s 8s,uauIcr M. ana
l.lHE o. IHHrI Fo- toTlea' IaHglI.s iowa. lies
Co. l- l.a.rI. a. u.le. Sheridan. Afvu. Geo N
I.enIs -f. HivH Nfark lowe. ~ iIsrittitrli
ti--.nHU. %. l-.I ~. IoucIcy Iaue.s..r IsI +.
tn,'hee Ia1se.i Wharton, o. IIlla
Nev I..HIlrr- desiring csrresuouf.ure. Trril.a
u Swan E.urilt. aI... rIfH .I5s. irIss..s II
AslAssh n. la,gara. AaHa hla.a1 d. boyer,
A.f1 H.sa al.a-ratIa p Homls
y PHp Eu.seI. Is.. ,Ia..as .| I-f.aT l.T..--
Lake 3 . i..a.He i hl.ltc Laa ~, C.ullIug.
wis., N. b. Total 1850.
allaafEA C. re-. EEuSav.
DEAR q FuiaIs It gives me Jirusurr 10
hll'rE .. Poe pheasant meeting my sister EIia
6uu pI..sfH H.t4 member OF ~. 81 q ,,, -
tena.uE 90, Reunion 81 Grand island.
lla .I.t tHruiDar HL a..L ..a. 1.f.lIt lI..II. q,
ioIuel b. H. al. uEar. aat l.re fFaI. 45lr.l,.I Il
iu4 ae ir. lu hld IBERIA member a- Il ,,... 4.,,t
h""l' e. .i' aol uul. -HA % lisbon p.uHed Do hor
90 OF (. i.ta Was printed sH .al... .rlUala Il u.
Ia ID gIr
The National tribune., 1891-09-24

when Baby "as sick, ue gayo her CastorIA.
when Size Ras clul she cried for Castoria.
When Size oees ue Miss, she chung to Casioria
When She had Children, she gave them Castoria
The National tribune., 1891-09-24
Wheat Goes Down.

ts'Na0 Y N-TF- "
DE Broker-Hear about DE Curbb7
dc Lcdger-No. What's happened to him5
knocked fiat"
You don't say sOf Was he caught by the
drop in wheat ?"
We'll, yes, something like that. A barrel OF
flour fell On him.
The National tribune., 1891-09-24
G. Mary.

6. Mary. ]. Remained at home 90
?. Obcyed Christ'5 call. ., %.
s. Fell nc Christs feet. 81.
4. Said, Lord go. not died."
81
.. Wept 81 50.
:. Friend Of /. Jesus. Il, 90 21. p. 80. 80,
Sisters. S3-L0rd q, y, p Res
urcct.0u. 2j-Christ. 81
Son Of God, 27-Alaster,
o
Q. Went to cemetery. IL.
3. Prayed. p.
g. Raised the dead 81 %, 26
o. GFoIued in the spirit. S.
6. Troubled. 80.
8. Suggestions. l. sympathizc with sorrowing
10. 81 SO.
2. Faith in PRAYER for sick.
II. For dead. %
3. Believe in resurrection Of
the dead. o.
T. Believe in Christ. ., 26.
3. sin is death. Christ is life.
p, %.
6. "Whosoever." &c. No par
t1lity.
Z Precaution secretly us
duty. p
g Obey Christ's cali. q, %.
The National tribune., 1891-09-24

Alma nul Ella johnson, tagged % sud 2U dnugh-
terr ot ~ j. johnson, zoo. p, l-3d Iud. are a a.
girls living nu b farm. Lille Foreman u hc daucl-
Yer ~ rrorEc ". larcmaIl. tuplnil, Co. D. Gsth
lHa l'onn Il flowers Hud music All reside al
Napoleon. lud
~. lFF Nuodell, Mansfield In. daughter az n Co
u 3I.li 81. veteran. hns been d uiruIer al the c.
81 tiEIA ttiF- aud De- uctiNtg Interested She D a
HuIoU. .iafr..Dr Hg . member ot The MB.I Age.
- ycaIhi L.aHt I've feel IsHc inches.
The National tribune., 1891-09-24
A Likely Diagnosis.

A-ft" Ap@ " tefay.l
Doctor believe you have some sort Of not.
son in your system.
Enthusiastically wonder. What was that
last sta4 you gave mel
The National tribune., 1891-09-24
SOWING FLAsIEE ~ MIDsUWNER.

Good farmers who have used plaster long say
that 10 can be sown with advantage at any time.
dressing at Midsummer on clover increases
tho Fall growth and on potatoes it often keeps
the tops alive when thOss upholstered have
died down from heat aud DISQUALIFICATION
Cidtirat0r.
BURNING POTATO VINES.
Wherever potato blight or rot has prevailed,
the vines Of these diseased potatoes should DO
gathered into piles, dried aud burned. On no
account should such vines be used as covering
for heaps Of potatoes. The fungus that causes
blight remains over Winter in the vines and
thus furnishes the seed for starting the disease
the following season.-AmeriedH ClitiraiOr.
SAVING DRY ROAD DUST.
Ii is a good plan in Summer, when the roads
are dry, 10 scrape up 2 few barrels Of dry dust
from the roads and put il in barrels in the hem
house. IL makes excellent dust baths Tor
hens in Winter, and little sprinkled over the
hen droppings will prevent waste. The road
dust itself has considerable fertility, rs 10 is
largely made NJ Of eNcTement Of grain. fed
horses mixed with fine eaTth.-AmeTicnI Guilt
rltor.
FEED AFTER aILKISG IL WINTER.
Tho recent examination Of mass Of silo
literature, with special reference 20 the dairy
and results, went cOnclusvely TO show two
things, that, for lac dairy, the silage corn fOd-
der should be allowed 20 stand in the field and
mature as long rs possible, or up 10 the glazing
point IN the ears, and the work Of pitting the
ears fastened. That in the Winter. il is best not
90 feed or disturb tho siiagc until after milk
ing tho dairy, and then fork out tho silage aud
feed, putting tho grain onto the silage at the
time Of feeding. siuge so handled and fed
showed 10 after effects i'm milk or influences
on butter or cheese COW FED upon food
that has n peculiar odor. just before milking,
/ will impaTt tgacc Of that odUF to the milk.
/ When fed after milking, the system discharges
this odor, through the probable oxygcuatiou Of
/ tho blood in the lungs and fluids, the l. hours
| intervening between milkings being ample
time for this. IL is a good plan to always feed
the Winter dairy after milking, and il cUrrects
many defects 10 DO sO.--Prlcticdi Farmer.
The National tribune., 1891-09-24

l. Who wrote the song Hail Columbia? JAS
EppinEer.
2 on what star or constellation Is the American
flag based flames jackson.
B What three Vice Presidents were signers Of
the Declaration Of independence sarah II. Alt
man.
BIBLE BRIGADE.
The Wilderness Of sin was the first camping
place al the Isrseiies after leaving the Red sea
See Exodus, 1871.
ltacA was "A term Of the utmost contempt among
the jews. To this reference Is made by Jesus as
rccouuted IN Matthew, 5: p.
The Prophet jeremiah was thrown into dun
geun because he counsccd against mn alliance OF
the Princes Of Judah with the Egyptians.
]. Who was Mc!chizdck, and " hat does his story
teach Mary j.. Atkinson.
.. Who was sent 10y God 10 Baasha 10 predict
punishment Tor his misdeedse-E. a. Thompson.
3. Who was saved from the designs Of the i'm
pious Athlia and acknowledged King Of Judah9
K. A. T.
The National tribune., 1891-09-24
BACCILLT In BLOOD,

Recent experiments as read before tho
last Congress Of Surgeons at Berlin. leave
no doubt that the true way TO CLF4R
TIE SYSTEM OF 1IICROBI IL
through the pores Of the skin. To has been
found that remedy which kills the Mi
crobi viii also destroy The life of the
patient; but it has also been found that tho
MlcrObi can be forced out through the
skin, and il is in this way That 9 g q
relieves the system of poison. 49, ass
EgAViHG SUFFERED much from COnta-
~ giOus Blood Poison. after using half
a dozen bottles Of ySSS' was REsroR.
al eruptive sores disappeared. You are
at liberty TO make any use Of my statement
that you wish CROSBY BYRON, 203
Third Avenue, Pittsburg, Pa.
Treatise on Blood and Skin diseases mailed frea
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO..
0EaWer J. Atlanta, Ca
The National tribune., 1891-09-24

G. c. IUWINGAAIE. VILLA c. WILLIAMS.
@ G. Bulliugame, Brooklyn, O.. daughter Of G.
q. BurInEHme. 90. ~ lsi Mass. IT, A. h five feet
three inches iu hight and weighs $50 pounds. She
De- Chaplain oi ID. Oi y e uTEHliHt Of IS re, and s
by occupation "a book agent.
Villa a. Williams Alton, Ind, daughter Of J. $.
Williams Go. ID. l38ll lH6,. has been @. G. meme
Der since lssS She b. a Methodist and Republican,
and lower % music Hud the C. C. Hight five feet
two inches brown hair blue eyes and fair COM
pleLlou.
The National tribune., 1891-09-24

First ID.aF- ChHr.rs IIar.I De-
seepnA IJu0r--l4aIles IuUe. Tro5n A An
~ ~ Cav
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-05-26
HELLENBRAND'S
Eating ParlorS & Candy Mandatory.
2e6 Commercial Street.

20 Cent Regular Dinner Served From 4 10 o. Clock
A nice variety of vegetables, etc. etc.
Also tea, coffee or milk with all 25 cent
meals without extra charge.
Cholce Cigars, Imported an Domestic,
always on hand.
rolr ToItsr Yer house steak and Eggs-----5O cents
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-05-26
NO MORE NEEDED.
The Fruit Dryers Have Had Enough
Free Advertising.

EDITOR JOURNAL: / notice in the
CAPITAL JOURNAL of the 25th inst.
an article from s. A. Clarke, in
which he takes exceptions to the
article which 1 read before the
Marion County Fruit Growers
association. What was then written
was by request of the association,
and / had no thought of its publica-
tion until you requested IT. had
no thought Of injury to Mr.. Clarke
or any other person, but simply
gave a description Of the different
kinds of fruit dryers, for the benefit
of the association. What | said
about the consumption of fuel in his
dryer is fully corroborated by DIR.
Plummer, of Portland, who is using
one like Mr.. Clarke's and one like
mine, and no one who knows DIR.
Plummer would question his verac-
ity. Respectfully yours,
H. 5. JoRY.
SALEM, Nav 2g.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-05-26
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


PORTLAND.
Wheat--valley, 81 20 per cental.
Flour-standard, s525
Walla Walla $500;
Oats-White SIC to Csc per bushel.
Mlllstufs-Bran s2l82& sh its, S2i 10 IS
ground barley, SIS to 30; cnop feed. s27
middlings, SIS, per ton.
Hay -Sl6@l7 per ton.
Butter-oregon fancy dairy, 22ISc; fancy
creamery II; good TO fair, ,l7@22; Cali.
fornIa choice % to2ic.
Eggs-Oregon II TO lSc per doz.
Poultry-Old chickens, So as 90.
Potatoes-j0c at Csc per Genital.
Cheese-Oregon, l3 to lic; California
l3c.
Sugars-Golden G, sc; extra q, "A; dry
granulated, 81 cube, crushed and Pow
dered, &C per pound.
Beans-Snall white, 31zc@4; pink 80;
bayos. 81 Jts butter, S4 20; limas, 81 so per
GENITAL.
Dried Fruits--The market is firm. Quo
ted: Italian prunes, IL TO 12c; Petite and
German, lOc per pound raisins, 81 25 per
box; plummer dried pears, 10 to lie; sun
dried and factory plums, IL to l2c; evapo
rated peaches, l5 to 17c; Smyrna figs, zoe;
California figs, 70 per pound,
Rice-6l%c per pound.
Hides-Dry hides, S15 to Sc; nc less fol
culls; green over So pounds, 7c; under %
pounds, &c; sheep pelts, 30c9Sl.25.
SMOKED MEATS AND LARD.
Eastern hams, u to l31Sc; breakfast ba-
con, IL to l3c; sides, 8 to l0c; lard, ~
to l21ac per pound.
SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, May q -Wheat--the
week opened on a quieter market. No.
white, Sl.74 per GENITAL.
Hops--20@30c per pound.
Barley-teed 81 So "a 551z per Genital
81 Al; choice 81 So; common grade 81 As.
oats-Gray 81 81 to 81; black 81 80 to S5
per cental'
Onions--Si TO ~.
Potatoes--75c to so.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
CHICAGO, May 2l-Wheat, May sl.03;July
SlO0.
Beef Live, sG@6.35
Mutton Live, S4.50@s6.
Hogs Live, s4.6D $3.50
Veal 7 TO l0c per pound.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-05-26
The Peoples Party Platform.

The demands of the new peoples
party are as follows:
The abolition of national banks.
Government loans on non -perisha-
BILE products and land at per cent.
per annum.
Free and unlimited silver.
Prohibition of alien ownership of
land.
The return to the government OF
all railroad lands not "needed" 10y
the railroads.
Tariff for revenue only.
Institution of an income tax.
Abolition of protective tariff
which builds up Zone interest or class
at the expense of another"
National control aud supervision
of railroads and Unnecessary, national
ownership.
Election of president and United
States senators by the people.
Submission of universal suffrage
question to the people of the state.
Justice TO the old soldiers who
We're paid in deprecated currency.
Eight hour day.
The men who drew up this plat
form were not fools or cranes by "a
good deal. There are one or two
nonsensical propositions in the
platform, such as free and unlimited
silver and loaning money on real
estate at 2 per cent, still the plat
form as whole may be taken as the
honest expression Of the sentiments
of the great body of discontinued
republican farmers and worklngmen
in the land.-Tacoma News, Dem,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-05-26
SALEM MARKET REPORT.
A Synopsis of the NIarkets-Buyiny and
selling Prices.

Selling Prices.
RETAIL PRICES.
REVISED QUOTATIONS.
S5houlders-Suga cured, per lb,lO
Breakfast bacon 1917 to l5
Hams-Sugar cured, per lb, l62sc.
Beef 5@l5
Pork-l0 "a 1917
Mutton-10 6l,l2%c.
Veal-l0 "a l215c.
Timothy seed-Pei pound, Sc; selling
Red clover seed-Per pound, l4c.
White clover seed-Per pound, 2c.
Alslke-l8c per pound.
Red top-l0c per pound.
Lincoln Grass-l2l2c per pound,
Rye Grass-l0c per pound.
Orchard Grass--l7c per pound.
Beans-5c per Id,
Oat meal-at DC.
New potatoes 4c per Id.
Green peas per pound.
Strawberries, 2Jc per pound
Canned Fruit Peaches, IS 90; apricot
90 90; blackberries, 50; corn, best grades
- 00 tomatoes 81 80; string beans 81 30
green peas 81 So; per doz. In two lb cans
Fresh etables.-POtatoes soc; carrots
SEC; parsnips Toe; onions &c per lb.
Fish--Salmon 121ac per Id; Sturgeon 5@
7c per lb' small fish $l0c per Id; salt salmon
7@l0c per lb; Chinook salmon, I21a.
BUYING PRICES.
Wheat-S715c to 9Oc net.
Flour-Per barrel. $3.50, best 1876 lbs.
Oats-Per bushel, 80 @1 soc.
Barley-Per bushel, 60@65c.
Bran-Per ton, $2l 10 at mill, sacked.
Shorts-Per ton, S25 90 sacked.
Chsp-Per ton, $500 '' sacked.
Hops-Quoted at "a to271ac per Id.
WoOt-lSc TO 20c.
Eggs-lG23c per dozen,
Potatoes-Per bushel, SOC
Corn meal-3c per pound.
Cheese-l2@l4c per pound.
Dried plums-Per lb. 6t97c.
Dried prunes-Per 10. l0@l2c.
Imported prunes TIC per 10.
Butter--l5@20c per pound for good
Lard--l0Ql2c per lb
Hams-Per pound, ll@l2c.
Bacon sldes-9@l0 10 per 10.
Shoulders--S@9c per ln.
Chickens 8 to l0c per pound.
Turkeys 10 to C Id,
Geese 70DS per 10.
Ducks, l213@llc per Id
Spring Chickens-lS to zoe per ID.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-05-26
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