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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-04
FROM CHARLES FlOREK,
Dealer in Furniture, Doors, Sash. Mat
tresses, Chairs, Etc.

MOUNT PLEASANT, TEX, July IS, 1891.
DR.. James A. Hunter.
DEAR SIR-Our boy is now all right. We
recommend you to all who need your skill
full treatment If. at any time. l can be of
service to you let me know and will do so
with pleasure.
May II, 1891. wrote: My little son says,
CDR. Hunter is the best doctor in the
world and his mother and father think SO
also. Yours respectfully.
CHARLES FLoREN.
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Surgeons Hall, Edinburgh.

9th April, 1888.
IT Is HEREBY CERTIFIED that JAMES AL
BERT HUNTER. VINO this day received the
DIPLOMA Of the ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS
o. Edinburgh, was duly examined in MID
NfFERY, and found competent to practice II.
WIN. TURNER. President
Il. ". CUNYSGHAM. Senior Examiner
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From the o. C. Medical Board.

TORONTO, January Z, 1855.
At meeting OF the MEDICAL BOARD, held
this y. Mr. LANES ALBERT HUNTER APP
peared, ane ha"ing been examined touching his
qualifications 10 practice PHysIC. SURGERY
AND MIDWIFERY, the Board lind hum fully quail
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From Mrs. T, TruIoCk.

GLORY, LAMAR Co, Ten, June Is, 1891.
DR.. j. A Hunter
DEAR SIR am glad to inform you that
am still gaining strength and doing as well
as l could reasonably expect.
T. TRULoCK.
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From N. A. IHQRNsERRE.

ThoRNBERRY P. O., TEX, April 8, 1891
DR.. ]. A Hunter.
l feel considerably better than when 1
first consulted you. I have gained ten
pounds of flesh since have been taking
your medicine. Appetite good, and sleep
soundly. Yours very truly
MARTIN A. THoRNBHRRY.
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From Robert Bush,

FERRIS, TEX, May 10, 1891.
DR.. J. A. Hunter
DEAR SIR think your treatment is
splendid. 1 feel and know that it is doing
me good; can sleep like a top as L am
scarcely ever troubled now at night with
the choking or obstruction in my nose.
Yours truly, ROBERT Bush.
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FROM WM. SIMPSON, ESQ.,,
One of the Directors of the Iron City Ma
tionuj Bank, Liano, Ter.

LLANo, TEX, Aug. "a, 1891
James A. Hunter. NJ. D.
DEAR SIR.-I acknowledge that l have
been negligent in letting you hear from me:
That proves to you that | have improved
under your treatment. l was so much bsne-
fitted that 1 concluded to stop until cold
weather.
l did not have to use the cough medicine
at all because l was not troubled with
cough after commencing the treatment.
l hope this will prove satisfactory TO you.
Yours respectfully, WIN. SIMPSON.
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FROM GEO. E. THOMAS.
With D. Randolph Meade, Dry
Goods.

TAYLOR, TEX, Aug. B. 1891.
have derived from DR.. j. A. Hunters
treatment the greatest benefit and relief
1 think it the very best for ailments of the
throat and lungs, and gladly recommend it
to those so afflicted.
DIR. Hunter has attended my case most
faithfully by correspondence, and I am sat
isfied he does all in his power to cure his
patients. GEO. E. THOMAS.
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FROM A. j. cHiLDRESS,

President of the Terrell Milling Company.
TERRELL, TEX, April fs, 1891
DR.. ]. A. Hunter. az
DEAR SIR have been using theSpre-
scription yotfeave me and I feel very nkNch
improved. 7 gained in flesh. rest weH5 at
nights and am clear in the throat. / hare
great hopes of complete cure. Y6ars
very truly, A. j. CHILDREss.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-04
RoyuI COLLEGE, of PhysiciaDs.

IT Is HEREBY CERTIFIED. EdinburC. 9th April.
ISSS. that JAMES ALBERT HUNTER has
Deem duly examined in MIDWIFERY, and found
competent 10 practi . ii.
GEO. BALFOUR, President.
JOHN WYLIE, Secretary.
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RoYAL COLLEGE or SURGEONS,

Translated from He LGtjH.l
BY these presents do we testify mai the skill
IN practitioner. JAM rs ALBERT HU NTER,
after y thorough course of the studies prescribed
in our Curriculum, has undergone an examina-
ton and so answered the questions proposed
to show HAT ne is fully qualified 10 per
form the duties required Of him in SURGERY
AND PHATNACy.
Given ut EDINBURGH. on the sixth day of
April, one thousand eight hundred and eighty
Ihrce. WAI. TURNER, President
JAS. ID. GILLESPIE
T. ID. LITrLEIoHN,
JOSEPH BELL.
JOHN DUNCAN,
JOHN SMITH.
81 DAVID WILSON.
SEAL ALEXANDER GORDON MILLER,
t-l PATRICK HEBRON WATSON,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM,
PETER MACLAREE.
JOHNSON SYMlSGTOS,
ROBERT MACNAIR.
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FROM COL. N. 3. PATTON,

One ofhe Leading Merchants of ciarksNiae.
GAINESVILLE TEX, March 10, 1891
DR.. J. A. Hunter q
Yours received asking me to report. In
answer, I have 70 say that am improving
under your treatment, although haveenot,
carried out youranstructions to the letterE
Yours truly, z N. B. PATTON u
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FROM r. EB0WEN, ESQ.,.
of Bowen Bros. q Co.. Merchant.

&. COTTON PLAsT.sARK.. Feb.A 1891.
DR.. ia Hunter New, orleanssLa.
sDRAR SIR would have written before
now butNdeemed it was not essential for me
do l havsgained eleven pous8s of flesh
since came home and feel 50Yer cent bet
terthan whensI consulted yoqfin New Or
leans. Very respectfully, > E. Bowen.
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flied to practice these several branches, and
grant him their certificates accordingly.
EDWARD NJ. HODDER. NJ. D., res. LIS.
President OF the Board.
JAMES THoRBURN NJ. D., EpIN. LIS
JAMES Ross. NJ. D.. LIS.
JAMES RowELL, NJ. D., LIS
UZZIEL OGDEN, NJ. D., LIS
il. II. WRIGHT, NJ. ID. LIS
CERTIFIED TRUE COPY.
EDWARD SANGEVIN, Under Secretary Of
State Canada
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FROM Dewitt SMITH, ESQ.,,
yFarmer---For Advanced Lung Dis

FARMERS BRANCH, TEX, July %, 1891.
DR.. James 4. Hunter.
DEAR SIR am feeling better and still
improving. | shall ever feel grateful TO
you. You are doing me a great deal of good.
Yours truly, DEW. SMITH.
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FROM j. B. FRANKLIN, esq.,,
Late of Washington and FRANKLIN. Gsecers,
McKInneyiAye.

DALLAS, TEX, April g 1921.
DR.. Hunter has entirely cured me- Of
asthma, from which l had suffered much of
the time for twenty-six years, by his '.MED-
ICATED OXYGEN INHALArIoNs.'
He has also greatly improved the hearing
of a member of my family, and treated
with much success friendpf mine, an old
resident and prominent citiaen of Dallas,
for bronchitis, by the same means. :
}. B. FRINKI.IS
AS Mckinney Avenue.
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FROM W. W. SaMM0NS, ESQ.
Office of the NJ. T. Lumber Co.

BRowNwooD. TEX, March lp, 1891
have derived the greatest benefit from
the Inhalation treatment of DR.. james a.
II unter, having been under his professional
care by correspondence for several months.
l conscientiously and unhesitatingly ad
wise those afflicted with throat and chest
diseases to apply to him, satisfied that his
skill and methods of treatment are all that
claimed for them. w. w. SAMMoNs. (
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COLLEGE or PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS,

Ontario, Canada.
BE IT KNOWN TO ALL MEN, that JAMES AL
BERT HUNTER. having given proof that he
has complied with all the requirements of the
Ontario Medical Act, has been duly registered
as MEMBER of the COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS
AND SURGEONS OF ONTARIO.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF we have hereunto
affixed our signatures and the seal OF said Col
lege, this eleventh day of November. in the year
OF our Lord MDCCCLXXX
W. ALLISON, President
ID. BERGIN. Vice-PreSident
ROBERT ALLEN PYNE. Registrar.
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to see such improvement. Am following
the directions to the letter. Yours, etc,
JOE P. COOPER, District Clerk.
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FROM xs. HEAie~AuO
Postmaster at Asrmentau. La.

y"Sse'SF0' UT " "'e't'7' |0'
s. MEHMEsI46, La, April ls, 1891.
Dr. ]. 4. Hunter: ~
DEAR SRI received yesterday the outfit
for treatment of mNson. l will see that he
uses ii regularly aM report to you accord
ing to your request
His sister who psed the same treatment
is perfectly cureG Yours truly,
!. 3 d V. MAIGNAUD.
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His Professional Qualifications and
His Successes-Holds More Di-
pIomas than anyOther
Physician in the
United States.
A Graduate of Most Famous
European Colleges and.
University.
His Degree From the University of
Erussels--Indorsed by the Uni
versity of the State of
New York.

Below are copies and literal TRANSACTIONS
from French and Latin, of some of the di-
plomas of this eminent specialist.
Certainly one possessing SUCH eminent
distinctions is justified in placing them be-
fore the public
European colleges and universities have
long been noted for the thor
OuehnesS of their educational meth
DDS. 4 high standard of scholarship,
anu the severity of their eXami
nations and none more so than those whose
diplomas DR.. Hunter has the honor Of hold
ing.
If there is any virtue in facts recognized
wherever medical and surgical science are
cultivated, these distinctions entitle DR.,
Hunter to be considered most eminently
qualified in all branches of his profession.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-04
FROM JOE p. COOPER, ESQ.,,
ERIK of the District Court of Ellis County,
WAxAHACHIE, TEX, Feb,

IIeFK OF the UTStTcf C0UFt OF EHTS COUNTY,
Ter.
WA1AHAcHIR, TEX, Feb g. 1891
DR.. James A. Hunter.
MI DEAR SIR-Your medicine and instru-
ment came all right, and after taking three
courses, / got SO 1 could use my
voice and am improving as well as
one could expect Appetite good, cough
almost gone, etc. You would hardly expect
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-04

THE JOYOUS STORY
OF A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SEVEN HEMORRHAGES.

Death "onIy a Matter of a Little
Time"
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49, The Professors OF the Faculty Of
: SEAL Medicine
49, DR. THIRTY. DIR. tn HAUBEN
DIR. j. CRoCQ DIR. DE RoUBAIx
49, DIR. CUTLERY, DIR. WEHENKEL,
: SEAL : d. PlGEOLET. DIR TIRIFAHEY
t@-l DIR Jos. DESMETH. DR. IL. DESMETH
DIR. kEFFERATH.
i--l The Rector. +. YSEUG
SEAL Administrator Inspector.
49, in. VAN SCHooR.
Secretary Of The University.
49, LOUIS DENNIS.
SEAL Signature OF Holder of Diploma.
~ DIR. j. A. HUNTER.
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FROM T. J. HARDY, ESQ.,,
Farmer---Far Advanced in Con-

DR.. j. A. Hunter.
DEAR SIR am glad to say to you that /
am improving of late almost beyond my ex
pectations. Within six weeks l have gained
nine pounds. Send three months more
treatment for lung disease. Yours truly,
T. j. HARDY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-04

results of this treatment that he recon-
mended numerous other persons to submit
to it, among them the following gentlemen.
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FROM D.. o. cARRAWAY, ESQ.

Ut D. o. Cu7TuWdT Coo MeTCHuHlS,
Bonhan,. Texas.
BoNHAM, TEX, March 10, 1890.
DR.. J. A. Hunter:
DEAR SlR-I took one months treatment
from you year ago last January for ca
tarrh. and it did me so much good | want TO
try it again, so please send me blank list
of questions to ill out. Respectfully,
D. 0. CARRAWAY.
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UNIVERSITY OF BRUSSELS, BELGIUM

IIrUnS7lfsd TrODlfHt fFff,N.i
FACULTY OF NEDICINE,-The Medical
Faculty OF the University OF Brussels declares
that JAMES ALBERT HUNTER has sustained
before them. IN satisfactory manner the trials
examinations prescribed by the regulations
of the University. and accordingly he has been
proclaimed DOCTOR IN MEDICINE, SURGERY
AND OBSTETRICS.
This Diploma VIII entitle him 10 the enjoy
ment conferred by regulation and custom.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-04
FROM MRS. PORTER

Wife of NJ Porter, Esq.,, Dealer in Harness,
Etc.
ABILENE, TEX, Feb 25, 1891.
DIR. Hunter.
DEAR SIR am induced by Mrs. Harry
Brigham to write you as to treatment for
my son, twelve years old. She speaks in
the highest terms of your cure-says it
kept her late husband alive for years l fill
blank as to his symptoms. Respectfully,
Mrs n PORTER
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-26
MOURNFUL STORIES.
Series OF Tales Invented by Young
Lady for the Benefit of Bores.

A Series OF Tales Invented by Young
Lady for the Benefit of Bores.
There is a very nice young lady in Wash
ington who, according TO the Post has u
way Of ridding herself Of bores to be com
mended for unlqueness at least. She tells
the tiresome party story; then a second
II the second doesn't start HIM, the third
one Is almost sure to. In case that fails
the fourth never missed its man. She
calls them her "Undertaker Series.n They
are as follows:
"Oh DEAR" said the beautiful daughter OF
a prominent undertaken, II am afraid ]
shan't be able TO 20 TO Saratoga this sum
mer. Papa says he never knew people 10
be so frIghtfully healthy. II some one
doesn't die before long l shan't even have a
new spring hat"
The second runs as follows: A New
England gentleman went to Florence in the
last stages Of consumption, fingered few
months and passed away. His bereaved
widow telegraphed home: "John is dead
Loss fully covered by insurance. She
then set about preparing the remains for
shipment TO the North The local undertaken
was called in. The season was about over,
and his large and select assortment had
been reduced 10 a single casket, which
proved about two feet too long for the de
ceased. "Never mind sobbed the widow,
after she had haggled the price down to the
lowest possible ngure; "tne Dox Is too long,
but can fill the end in w-with oranges p'
And tho third is like unto this: A
certain undertaker's energetic wife ekes
out the family purse by keeping a board
ing-house. The boarders claim TO be able
10 tell, with unerring accuracy, when the
husband has had charge Of funeral be-
cause the next day there are flowers on the
table, and ice on the butter.
Tho fourth story can be told only under
extreme provocation. 1t would be down
right grave robbery to repeat it.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-26
nETTER THAN cANAAN.
The Claim Made by an Old Lady for th'
State Of Nebraska

The Claim Made by an Old Lady for the
State Of Nebraska.
A great many people in Nebraska, as
well as elsewhere in our country, eat corn
meal mush with mill. very frequently FOR
supper. II is a matter Of universal com
plant that few cooks get quite enough
salt In the mush TO suit the palates Of those
who are fastidious in musb-eating. There
is an old story Of farmers family whose
members each determined that the supper S
mush should be salt enough for once,
and one day each salted it In turn
without saying any thing 10 the others.
Seven big handfuls Of salt went into that
kettle Of mush and nobody could eat II, OF
course.
A certain farmers family in Nebraska
had long been troubled by the freshness OF
the mush. Whether the mother or one OF
the girls mad 1t, it was always too fresh.
The grandmother, who lived with them,
and was not as amiable as some people s
grandmothers, scolded good deal about
this lack
One day, while the farmer was digging a
shallow well in the pasture behind the barn
10 furnish more water for his cattle, he was
surprised to come upon a stream Of very
salt and very warm water. The moment an
OpShAhh was hAcAD AOi IL ~ ~ AoACl III q
sparkling little fountain. He ran 70 the
house 10 great excitement, and called "thc
folks" TO come and see. All were amazed
Of course.
His old mother stood with arms akimbo
for little while and watched the spurting
waters, then she bent over, thrust her
fingers into the fountain and tasted the salt
water. Her face glowed with delight.
"pm thankful 10 live 10 see this day." she
said. "Nebrasky beats the land o. Canaan.
II few with milk and honey there, it's true
but nobody can't live on such victuals a.
that. But here's the salt water all heated
for our mush, and yonder the corn J.
agrowing TO make 1t with. The good Lord
be praised, we've done with fresh well
water for the mush cooking. Yes, Nebras.
Ky beats the land o. Canaan"
And she started at once for the house tc
fetch tin pail 10 get some Of the welcome
water, while tears Of pleasure rolled down
her withered old checks.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-26
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
PORTLAND.

PORTLAND.
Wheat-Valley, 81 ~; "a 22jWallai iWalla
sli2H To 81, 10 per GENITAL.
Flour--standard, 81 10 To 81.
walla Walln s. GOaS ~.
Outside grades, 81 80.
oats-white hsc to GJc, gray 90 c. To 5S
per bushel
MillstuGs- TIran s2l@22; shorts, s22.5O
ground barley, lsS21I; cnop feed. SIS
middlings, SIS, per ton.
Hay -SlB9lS per ton.
Butter-Oregon fancy dairy, S7IS Clancy
creameryi21S; good TO fair, 275,930:CaI
fornia choice 31ISc
Eggs-oregon 9O,a2l' scEastern90clper doz
foultry-old chickens, 81 JoCD5 %.
Fotatoes--sl 10 per GENITAL.
Cheese-Oregon, l3 10 lie; California
W 10 loo.
sugers-Goldon q, Ssc; extra C,'6is; dry
granulated, %; cube, crushed and Pow
dered, go per pound.
Beans-small white. SI[c@i; pink 81;
bayos. q 70; butter, 81 6O Iimas, s. 50 per
GENITAL.
Dried Fruits The market is nrm. Quo
ted Italian prunes, l2JS 20 lic; Petite and
German, lOc per pound; raisins, 81 60 per
box plummer dried pears, II 10 l2lsc sun
dried aud factory plums, II to l2; eyapo
raten peaches, 2lo; SmyFna figs, ~;
California ngs, W per pound,
klce-6SSc por pound,
iildes-Dry hides, So To sc; \ less for
culls green over o. pounds, 4e; under 50
pounds 81; sheep polts. Su8si.O0.
SMOKED MEATS AND LARD.
Eastern hams, i2's to lic break fi,st ha.
con, lO'S 10 lie, sides, y to l0c; lard. ~,
Ia loo por pound.
BAN FRANCISCO.
San FRAscscO, Jan. 22.--Whoat the
week opened ON quieter. market. No.
white, " - 10 q 3D. choice o. 81, per
GENITAL.
hops- M8Slo per pound.
harley-teed q SOIL Sa,s. per GENITAL
81 a. choice q a. to l as; common grade
o. t2,s.
oas Gray 81 ~ 20 : OO.blaokisa 10 TO ? 20
per contal'
onions -s2's To So.
f'otaIoes- -7Sc % 81 IS
MIsCki.ANEOUs MARKETS.
CutCAUo, Jan. ~ Wool-Ea Eastern ore
gon, 10 Ia leSy valley, 10 to lSc per pound
ileef Live, ~. to5 lG dressed. ~.
MuIioh Live, 81 10 i'sc, dressed Sc.
Hugs Live, $40, drcssed,5e
Veal 7 10 as.per pound,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-26
STATE FINANCES.
Receipts and Disbursements from the
TreasureF's Office for the
PAST Tive Years.

Geo. w. Webb, state treasurer Of
Oregon, has submitted his biennial
report Of the business done in his Of.
flee, and from what sources money
has been received and for what Dur-
poses paid out. When he assumed
the Office there was on hand S243,.
1889, and when the Office was
turned over to his successor, Hon.
Phil'MelscbaD, there was $233, IA. 20
in the vaults. There was received
during the two yeaTsending Feb. II,
81, 299, 1898, aud the amount paid
out during the same time was, S2,-
3O9, ,373. AS. The following funds have
contributed 10 the treasury:
RECRIpTg
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-26

lie Richau's Golden BaIsam No. 4
Cures ChAncres, first and second stages,
Sores on the Legs and Body; Sore Ears.
Eyes, Nose, etc, Copper-colored BIotches.
Syphilitic Catarrh, diseased Scalp, and ali
primary forms OF the disease known as
syphilis. Price, SIS 90 per Bottle.
lie Rtchau's Golden Balsam No. ?
Cures-Tertiary, Mercurial SyphiIitic Rheu
matism, Pains in the Bones, Pains In the
Head, back Of the Mex, liberated Sore
Throat, syphilitic Rash, Lumps and con.
uacted Cords, Stiffness Of the Limbs, and
endicates all disease from the system
whether caused by indiscretion or abus9
OF heEcuTy, leaving the blood pure and
healthy. Price 95 90 per Bottle,
LIE RtchRu's Golden Spanish Amt.
dote for the cure Of Gonorrhaa, elect
Irritation Gravel, and all Urinary or GenL
tal dlsarrangements. Price So so per
L. Riehau's Golden spanfsh In.
lection, for severe cases Of Gonorrhga.
Infammatory elect, Structures, &c. Price
81 80 per Bottle.
lie Atchau's Golden Ointment
for ths effective healing Of Syphilitie SorSs
and eruPtions. Price 81 90 per Box'
LIE RichRu's Golden PiiIs-Nerye
and Brain treatment; loss OF physical pow.
er. excess or over-work, Prostration, etc
Price 50 90 per Box.
Tonic and NsrVInA
sent everywhere, c. o. D.. securely packed
Per express.
THE RICHARDS DRUG CO., Aueuts
300 a 5II MARKET ST,
Sam Francisco, Cal
i~o"IARs SENT FREE.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-26

than $4,000. We hopel our big
brothers will consider these ques-
tions and help to develop this part
Of the state. We trust that the
forces which control this legislature
will be strong enough in mental Wis
ion 50 sec the magnificent future that
il becoming Oregon to stretch forth
its hand and give a friendly grasp
and a needful lift to the smaller
brothers, who in the distant valleys,
far away mines and lonely forests
are planning aud toiling 10 develop
millions OF additional wealth for and
within the state.-Grant's Pass
Courier.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-26
sALEM MARKET REPORT.
A synopsis Of the Markets-BuyIng and
Selling Prices.
III Il 4

A synopsis Of the Markets-BuyIng and
Selling Prices.
RETAIL PRICES.
REVISED QUOTATIONS.
Shoulders Sugar cured per ID, ,l2lz
Breakfast bacon-l5
Hams-sugar cured, per Id, 1870.
Beef 60 l21zc.
POrk-S n l2Izc.
Mutton-l0 ~ l21zc.
yeal-lq ~ l21<c.
Timothy seed-Per pound, nc; selling.
Red clover seed-Iar pound, l3c.
White clover seed--Per pound, lSc.
Alsike-lsc per pound.
Red tOp--lSc per pound.
Lincoln GTass--IZ1zc per pound,
Rye Grass--l0c per pound.
Orchard Grass--l7c per pound.
beans-6oper ID.
Oat meal-at Sc.
Canned Fruit Peaches, 81 80; apricot,
81 %; blackberries, s.; corn, best grades
"a 0G tomatoes 81 40 string beans 81 30,
green peas 81 1; per doz. In two 10 cans.
Green it--Choice apes T50f l.D0c per
box; pears 75c per box; grapes 81 25; per box
potatoes 75c; carrots DC; .parsnips 81 Og
qulnces 81 90 per bushel; onions Sc per ID.
fish Salmon 7Cal0c per lb; Sturgeon ga
7c per ib' small fish sl0c per ID. Halibut and
cod l21Sc per ID; salt salmon, 7@l0c per 10.
BUYING PRICES.
Wheat--t21Tc net.
Flour-Per barrel. 500, best 1896 lbs.
Oats-PeT bushel, ~ 6D JOc.
Barley-Per bushel, 60c.
Bfan--Per ton. SlB 10 at mill, sacked.
ShOrta--Per ton, sl7 80 4" sacked.
Chsp-Per ton, $3.50 - sacked
Hops-Quoted at zoe per ID.
EggB-1Oc per dozen.
Potatoes-Per bushel, 00c
Corn meai-5c per pound.
Cheese-l20l4c per pound.
Dried plums-Per 10. B07c.
Dried prunes--Per h. l2Oa l0c.
Emported prunes 71zc per 10.
Butter--,Dt9,Sjc per pound for good
IArd--l2I<eD i5c per h.
Hams--Per pound Hole,
Bacon sldes--l0 per 10.
ShOulders--stggc per lb.
Chickens 7 To l0c.
Turkeys l21zcper 10,
Geese 7GDS per ID.
Ducks, l21Sgl4c per 10