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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-02-23

E0R SALE-THE BULUP'S PLANTATION IN
Clarendon county South Car)linl, 1000 acres
on the Santee river about 20 mites from Charles
ton SIX miles from SunnIertOp, on the Au}nnG
Coast Line, Wilson and SumrnertOn railroad, three
and one half mile from Panoia, on the Charustonr
Sumter and Northern railroad about five ml!c4
from the Sumter and orangeburT railroad the 90
stage road from Camden TO Georgetown rams Ill
rect!y through the place: steamers three times a
week direct to Charleston; the Santee river At iS
place has never been known to overflow tha
banks are high all upland, good soil hunting ana
fishing; the place fer many years belonged to GOV
ernor Hlclardson of South Carolina, about 500
acres OF tie land are rented to good cash TENNIS
Tor 81 500 year improvements consist 81 god
siX-roOm house, servants quarters, stable, barn,
etc., pump with excellent water all surrounded
~ fine oak and pine trees; large cotton gin, en-
.slGe and boiler house offices. etc. tr>J-citss en-
CINE and boiler, made by NauX 4 Murdoek' of
charleston, approved gins. press, grist 'n etc., i
number Of good tenant houses and outbulldinEs
5000 acres would make fine stock farm or Woud
be splendid Investment as suCh; VIII tt old
cheap to close an estate. Apply to Joseph w
BarnWell, Is and 20 Broad St, Charleston :, c. or
T. Miles, 1870 Arch ST., Philadelphia, ia.
Name this iebq-WeE
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-02-23
l'V.f'I7 NVII N't-''F'
tahlcSpOOn Yeast-anY kind.


Good Housekeeping says it is useful to know
that few drops of beuzoin in the water will
be apt to give the complexion slight tinge
Of color
Never use wooden toothpicks for the teeth,
but instead the dentist-slk. Avoid icy cold
wafer for the teeth, as it tends to crack the
enamel
One of the most effective remedies for pre-
venting the hair from falling out is The genu-
inc tonics--siXty grains of quinne one-ha!f
pint of whiskev. ana two ounces of glycersne,
apply every night for ten days, rubbing it we'll
INTO the scalp then omit for two weeks, then
repeat.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-02-23
dc Won Wont SeeJs9

Those of our readers who want the best and
purest improved varieties of cotton seed, seeds for
farm and forage crops, garden seeds or seeds OF
any kind for planting, are referred TO the adycr-
tisclnent of the Alexander Drug and Seed Com
pany in this issue They are dealers of long eS
tablslled reputation, and can be depended on tor
furnishing only the best and purest seeds. They
are headquarters ror select watermelon seeds Of
all varieties. The Fancy Select Ratt,osnake water
melon sold only by them is said to be the pnrest
and lest to he had. If you have not their lists
send for them. They solicit correspondence, and
are nr0mpt in filing orders
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-02-23

and Of ty,o roi,,+ r.,,oro ro., stonro1 snv,;,r
~ .' ~ VIZ iraoi rr, rss This as
80 ,', 49,, ,,oi on;,lntd ifId
W. W.; ii 800 Irno,i
Ioov;n% g V-shancd oDnnina for tba neck
Now donl,In tho entire niece Of cloth and
,oin;nr tho tho two no;nts ,nor',cd \ to thn
80 16inte r,arg.od 4 SOW, tl,nen do seams 70
yyiftin t,ronfr, incIc. Of tie n,idIIa fo!d
: coo t}n+ .roc,, e.. NO ero.,, Nv, ,ole,, :,
Slrai9Ht piece 4of eaci s!cVEe !of}S hc"eS
long and eighteen inches wide Double itjust as
sbIrt noIs to~ettcr r1,hon en,,, emo &c 40
lone sides half way across and stou. Sew Che
other long side into the edge Of the slit left in
the side seam. There is your aleevel The
hand slips through the space IN the long side
seWed first.
Now slip into the garment and YOU will
hnuiu q understand its sf,o * lack e
it. Stone the N-shaAo of tie neck half WAY
down to tho waist Iinn and hnc3urn tha front
of the skirt is too narrow to close we'll. widen
it by two narrow widths on each front breadth
running from the bottom to the supposed
d;ocr,n, makes ms ,,oInt cIeor
Tie one thing that remains 20 be done is to
finish the necl1. For this, take a straight band
of the cloth three inches wide and nut it on
straight around the entire N-snaped OPENING
Then the kimono is done There arc no but
tons and button holes, no whalebones. no cor
sets beneath. The garment is Tapped u little
at the waist and IS thrust through with a
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-02-23
Notice.

Will the correspondents of this column please
address their letters tie $50 CORTLAND avenue,
and not 400. This is tho new number Of my
house, and all letters must be addressed to No.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-02-23

is made of cotton crepe, white with sprays OF
blue hawthorn all over it, The making OF
ono is fascinating first, because you can pos
siby see in putting it together how it's ever
going to core ont, even a pagan gown IKE
this kimono, and second. because there isn't
any cutting or planning, whatever and, If you
make yours as the japanese women do theirs,
only tie longest kind OF blstng stitches with
stout thread.
This is how you mast set 20 work to mako
it: Cut two pcices Of cloth each fourteen
inches wide and four yards long. Now study
the diagram carefully for a few minutes
Here are the two pieces laid side By side
Never mind the square ears at the side; they
will be tie sleeves when we get To them. Sew
together the two sides marked b. ID, for half
the length of the strip. Then take the scissors,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-02-23
HOW to Make a Fortune.

WANTEG-Saie-man, who can easily make
twenty-five 10 seventy five dollars per week selling
tne Celebrated ''pin!ess Clothes Line or the Fa-
nous 'Macomcer Fountain Ink EraSer'-rateDts
recently issued Sold ONLY by statesmen to whom
we give Exclusive Territory. The Pinless
Clothes Line is the only line ever invented that
holds clothes without pins-a pcrfec! success. The
Macomber Fountain Ink Eraser is entirely new;
will ink instantly, and is king of all. On re-
ceipt of soc Will mail you sample of either or sam
pie of both for 81, with circulars pricelists and
terms. Secure your territory at once. Address
TIE FINI4ESS CLOTHES LfNECO, No. 12i Her
mon St. Worcester, Mass
Name this paper. July II, wet, c. o. W.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-02-23

TIE MORSE OUTFIT, ss;s.s5.-Complcte for
Learning Telegraphy and operating short lines.
Consists, fall size, well made SouMder and Key
Set, Battery, Instruction Book, Wire. and all
materials for operating. Sent by express for S375
y leSIfg9 COOK M egegp or y" n
str,lments How to put up Telegraph Lines, Eec-
trio Bells, batteries, etc, sree to any address.
j. Ii. isCENE.Tgl &; 20, IS Court'andt St, n.
Y. Largest and best Telegraph Supply House in
America.
Name this paper, feb9w7t cow topcnrm
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Read and Remember.

We cannot advertise in this department.
Several letters have been received this week
offering articles and mentioning a fixed price !;
we leave out all such letters; do not object to
simple exchanges, but other offers will be left
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-02-23

Mrs. NJ. A. Bell Blackstone, Clay county, Ala
1 wish to inquire through Noman's Kingdom if
any can inform me what to dc for my little
old, and has had it ever since it was three weeks
old. l would be very glad if any of you can tell
Inc what to do for it. 1t suffers very much.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-02-23

Mrs A. j. Casey, Cottondaie, Fla.-I have read
the Kingdom with much interest and have for
kinds of squash seed, mOontiower seed, zinnias,
marigolds, ornamental pea vine etc., and great
many box flowers. | would like to exchange for
or plants
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-02-23

Buffalo Estiia Water, Naturc's Great and only
Solvent for Stone in the Bladder, ard Ri ght >
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-02-23

Mrs. Mary Sprinkle, Elrick, Iowa. have beer
4 constant reader OF THE CONSTITUTION for some
time, and nothing affords me more pleasure thar
perusIng the Woman's Kingdom, and if we would
only practice the advice of worthy editress
and kind sister dare say there is not one in oul
midst who would not be benefited. Can any OF
the sisters tell me what will cure chlblanes? Ii
SO will be very thankful to them.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-02-23

ON ~ E|NJS h 20
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figsis taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
ten effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the tas.e and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances,
its many excellent qualities com
mend it to all and have made it
the most popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 800
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will GRO
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept
any substitute.
CALIFORNIA fyc SNUa co.
,o,,,o SAY faA"c'sco, CA,
uov9-GIy sat tues T. bur Uky ton cl rrm telu
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-02-23

Cosby Exchange of Views Among the
Ladies for Themselves.
NoTE-Letters written on both sides Of the paper
cannot be printed.
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y END for free Catalogue Of Books of Amuse-
v nents Speakers, Dialogues, Gymnastics Cal
q Sthenics, Fortune TeilGrS, Dream Books, De-
~ bates. Letter Writers, etc. DICK x tIIZGER-
AID, 10 Ann St, \. Y. Name this paper
Cc3-W12t e O W.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-02-23

Mrs. Lou Knight, Canly, Gal wish to know
regiment that can testify to my Husband beng
wounded at the second battle of n snassas or
anywhere else? His name is Pcttis Knight, COM
pamy r., eighth GeorGi. regiment called the
Atlanta Grays. Wisth TO know what Mr. Tige
Anderson's and Mr.. Frank AllisoE's address is.
Would like for them to write TO me at Caniy Ga.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-02-23

any orhcr odd vegetable or plant You can have
the handle grow stra GIT or sl,ir Il, ana While the
gourd is young you can writ any thing on 1t, then
when they mature you N guild them and you
have a nice MAS present for IA friend or TO hang
in your parlor. l have only few, send your
seed Immediately Mrs. Pearl Lock. please send
me some of your strawberry plants; will pay
postage and send you some of my gourd seed,
too.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-02-23

Mrs j. W. Harbour, Piedmont, Ala have
few very rare gourd seed the handle grows thirty
inches long, and the bowl holds pint. 1t is time
now to plant them. and they will grow thirty-six
inches long. Mine were planted last March and
did not have fair showing. ! wish to exchange
them with the ladies who have the peculiar
pepper; that changes its color SO often, ana
one who has large yellow and rcd tomato seed,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-02-23

o
William King, IS CORTLAND Atlanta, Ga
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-02-23

and dahlia, both perennies? 1 have these seeds
for exchange. We flower lovers, do SOW seeds of
the evening boomers! have passed many happy
hours watching the white moontlower and yei,
low primrose llnfurl their parasols; datura and
nicotiana with their long, pure white trumpets;
all evening boomers L have many seeds to ex-
change for useful articles. If letter is desired,
n STAN ped and addressed envelope and papcrmu
be sent.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-02-23

Mrs Isaac Thorndikc Cairo, Mol am very
DESTROYS of obtaining some sheI!ots Tie seed
catalogues don't seem to show them They are
used in early spring like young onions. Are
planted In the fall and multiply a bunch
lovely pair of stamped pillow shamS or piano
music. also want dallia bulbs. l want at least
two quarts of shel,ots.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-02-23

Mrs. j. c. Hamilton, Patesvie, Gal have
been taking TIE CONSTITUTION two years and
feel like it is almost Indispensable. | have spent
many pleasant moments perueing its columns,
especially Woman's Kingdom. l have gained
much useful information from this department,
but have never been able. to contribute anything.
am chief cook and houseleeper i'll our home and
have two little boys to for besidcS-One three
years old, the other babe OF eight months and
OF course my spare moments are not many, but |
devote them to my favorito paStime, reading. [
will give those sisters who are Interested in
poultry raising q never-failing remedy for sore
head in fowls: Mix EPSON salts with dough,
about half teaspoontul tor each fowl; feed mix
ture once "a day This dose is Tor or grown fowls;
and report result
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-02-23

Mrs Emma Braner, Landania, Tex.-I write il
behalf of one of the Sisters who sent me tive
yards Of ginghams for tomato seed without lcI
address The postmark on the package was Pin;
Plains S. c. Ii she sees this she Will please scnt
me her address. a great many have w I ,lcl
tomato seed but still have some left. x c,u-
mittce has recently given this tomato the O
POndcrosa. Every sister should have a package
of these big tomatoes, the largest in the world.
sonda package for yards of bleaching or yard,
OF ginghams. Send stamp. Address as above
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-02-23

j. Il. s., Mobile, Ala very much inter
ested in the letter, published week or two since
from the lady Offering to make hair icWelry and
watch gaurds in exchange for flowers. | would
be glad if she would give her full address through
the the 'kingdom' or send it to the editrcss, as
am very anxious to get a watch guard made
Would pay her for her trouble, or exchange any
thing with her that have.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-02-23

Mrs. Capitoi'1 e. Wright Forester's Chapel,
Randolph county, Ala have three kinds Of
mustard seed, the Golden, Ruilled and the Cab
bagc also the MOOni!OWer seed. which | wish to
exchange for crysanthemum and the storm King
fuscha. Would al,o be glad to get few seed CT
the vegetable peach. Address as above
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-02-23

MIS- II. G. FalrchiId Forest, Miss.-I tfod an
experiment last summer In keeping Okra, and was
Sc successful, that I wish to give you the benefit
of my experience Gather the okra-leaving the
stem on-and pack in jars between layers OF salt
add water sufficient to cover it, and weight the
pods to keep under the brine. The day before you
wish to use it, cut OF the stem and soak III fresh
water. kept tomatoes until Christmas, by pull
ing up the vines and hanging under shelter, root;
upward. ] have ten feet of new guilt moulding
an inch and half wide, shat would like to cX-
change for pure bronze turkey eggs; or will eH-
change something else if preferred. VIII those
who have had pictures to copy with Miss Moody
write to me? L sent Mrs. Hand over 2019 stamps,
could have sent as many more, bat never knew
whether those were received or not | would like
a correspondent from iIomosassa, Fla.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-02-23

Mrs. NJ G. Uaynie, Loachapoha, Ala.-I have
eight different shades of double holyhock that
will exchange for other seed or bulbs, or some
good pole bean seed. Also have some copies OF
The Youths Companion that would exchange for
music: "Fishers Hornpipe,'' with variations, or
"Kipling Waves" VIII any of the sisters send
me a bulb of the spoked Gala lily, for which
VIII send something of equal value.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-02-23

Mrs. John Glassell, Jr., Rush Point Ia see
through the Womans Kingdom some one wishes
to exchange hair jewelry for nicely sorted flowers
l would like very much to hear from her. as
send her bulbs or money. Please address me as
above.
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Better Paste 1t Down.

For Coughs and Throat Disorders use
Browns ERoNCIuAL TROCHEs. "Have never
changed my mind respecting them except think
better Of that which began 10y thinking well Of"
Rev Henri Vdrd HcecheY. Sold only in boxe
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETs.
LIZ srArE OF rEAnR.

SAN Francisco, Oct 1.-The vegetable mar.
ket opsnei quiet this morning with light supe3
plies. Prices were we'll sustained, owing 20 th1R
fact that stocSs generally cleared up well en-
the wharf Green corn is still coming in, bus
the demand is light Squash and cucumosxe
are duh
In the fresh fruits market it was eenerslly
dull this morning with light receipts. Wins
grapes were steady but at lower prices, aud
lighter supply expected after recent heavy rains.
Z aek table grapes are reported damaged. Mex
ican lines are quoted lower.
In tee dairy produce market there IL good ina
Quiry Tor choice ranch eggs, but the lowes
grades dgil and weak, with Eastern In heavy
supply. High prices in fancy fresh attn keen
trade confined 20 picked grades OF butter.
Produce reeeipts-Flour, 100, 900 quarter ssckss
vhest. s7,ooo eentals; barley. 2S.eoo oentalss
bTsu, 2.lo0 sacks; potatoes. 500 SACKS: beans,
600 sacNs; wine, 1900 gallons.
Flour--Family extras. SLlsGt25 per Dbl,
bakers extras, E40Vssf lQi supa-tne 3 6GsoS 10.
choice shippiut: 81 s. .s,'S7,z Tor milling
Bnr!ey-Feed, $685. =, per Genital fer dsrx
coast; So ss5o .oS GOOD quality; 500 tor
choice: brewing, 9o,&97i - per Genital; ehevsfsT.
slI7l4 20. 70 per GENITAL Tor standard and sIJae6
s.00 icr lower grades.
osts-surprlse. sl.ioaL47,.: milling, S.s2'Sgs
grades, sLIoGsLe5; black, sLl-loLl5 Tor cons
mon; ST. 7I,6tl.271. for choice seed; gray, g. 22l
esl.25 per centat
Corn-sli5 for large yellow; 81 % for small
yellow; 81 S-ls4Sl.S7l- per GENITAL Tor white.
CALL BOARD
Call board sales: Wheat-Decemher, $N
(olS1lf. closing, 81 81; sellcr year. 50; buyer,
MAY, iI]4(tL4l7s, closing, sL4r4
Barley-Decsmber. 9Oc.
FINANCIAL
Drsfts-sght, 10; Telecraphic, IS. Sterling
bills-Bsnk, s4s6lS: sight. sass: commercial,
$685.. Silver oars, So AQ5S6jac; Mexican dol.
lars, 6S(56Sia &C
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~oTICE TO BRI DGE BCTLDERS-N0TlC ICE
/ Is hereby given that BIDS, accompanied by
are specifications aud strain diagram. VIII b.
leiyed.by he board Of county commissioners of
IL county Washington, a. the Office Of the All
kr Of said comfy Unit! Saturday, october -
IL 81 2 DC ock p. "a. for the construction and
tpetI0u Of wagon bridge over Cedar river
N the section line between sections l. and <.
Ezsaip -, range 5, being nearly north Of the
ysn end Of Llanns street In the towG OF Ken on
;aId bridge % BE- either a wooden or cOmbina-
n truss 100 feet IN length and sixteen feet wide
she cear fiiteen feet aDoge low water mark and
ont i8J feet OF either Pile Or srestle approaches
Z north end.
A bond n dolhle the amount Of the contract
ice will be required. conditioned upon the pay
Phi OF Iaor and material claims and the com pie
Ia Of tas contract A certified cheek of 800
a.. accompany each bid 20 be forfeited to The
rpty by the successful bidder in case he falls to
Ter tulo contract within five days OF date II
krd Bids should name a lump sum for the
az and price per Inca foot Tor approaches
he ooAri re serves the right TO reject any and
fbids r A. TWlCHELL. County Auditor.
dated at Seattle October 10, 1892.
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MINING STOCKS
FOREIGN MARKETS.
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL
LONDON. Oct l7.-Bar silver. sasst, consos,
81 SID. Bank OF England discount, per cent.
BREADsrUFFs
LONDON. Oct 17.-The Mark Lane Express says,
II IL now believed the state of wheat in Great
Brita n does not exceed eight million quarters.
There is a fine yie.d OF barley. but the fine
mating grade is very scarce Wheat has fallen
l shilling. Foreign wheats are firm, as thu
decrease in Indian shipments balances ths
large American crop. Barley is I'd dearer,
Oats and corn are steady. Today English wheat
Is steady; hne American advanced shilling:
ordinary American Cd higher. Flour is Cd
dearer. Barley and corn are firm; oats Sd
higher: linseed higher.
LIVERPOOL, Oc. I7.--Wheat-Demani un-
changed.
Corn--Demaud poor; December, steady, "a SID.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded in tho Auditors once
Yesterday.


Resi- estate transactions from January !. 1892,
are sl2,0l4,094 9S. There were fled for record
yesterday IL Deeds the considerations aggresat-
ing $3.50, average of s77ao9 Following 10
the list as furnished by Osborne, Tremper e
Co, abstractors of titles. ll6 Cherry street. be-
tween Front aud second:
j. u. Hagssrd TO A. T. Cherrington OF al, part
sec 8. -, 5, s17S
F. W. Dickmau 10 Ida May Carlson ct al, lots
7, S, block p. Bay View add, 500.
Jacob Hershberg to Il. Young L ann. lot 5,
block ,, Olive, $500.
Z. R. Young TO y. p. n. w. Inv. CO., lot 5,
block Q, East Lake add. 81 500.
X. G. Faegre 10 NJ. A. Lutz, lot 10, block 81, u.
I. Deuuys PIX, sl50.
ID. G. Hay to /. N. Wood, lots /, 2. block Al,
Bigelow's, 500.
West c. Imp. Co. to D. C. Hay. lots Gilman PIX,
500
l. X. Howard to Samuel Atkinson. 8 n sw 2,
-, G., 81
samuel Atkinson TO w. D. Gibbon, SO sw 2, e.,
s, sl.O00
I. e. Davies to N. siei, lets 10 10 Is, block rs
Maynard's Lake W ash ington, $500
j. r. Wheeler 10 A. 4. Edwards, lot 6, block IL,
Lake Union I'd, $780,
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THE OCCIDENTAL
Passenger Lists.

GARRISON, Mont, Oct IT.-t3pecisl lOn
Northern Pacific train No. l.
/. :. Morrison, X. G. Harvey, James Kruger,
c. :. Marvin. III : Cole, Gsorge Noodsou, Tom
Mciaugae. ben Ne @mAn, william iIuTay, 4. r
Conrad, Dr. Mussinghrod, Dan Aeghsr, q. ~
Grin b, l. :. Fsrrow, James Phillips, l.. ..
Suffer. J. W. B3wmand aud wife, Mrs f.
Rogers and children, Mamie L. kll5Ourne. Mrs
Iglafd, Mrs. Richards. Mr.. and Mrs H. Pitt$-
way, Miss Ida Caslessr, Mrs. ". 4. Rslesg b.,
Mr.. Phillips aud seventy SIX second class pas
sengSrs
The Union Pacific is the only transc0utIRentai
line running two through trains daily iTnEn ths
North vest 10 Omaha, Kansas Iisy, It LOUIS aai
Chicago and all points Eazt Modern equip
meat, last time and the best OF &C vice. Tckes
Office 10 seoOpi street a. {. Marin, agent
DIR. Hin hils teeth without pain.
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Tacoma Grain Market.

TACOMA, Oct 17.--[Specisl. The grain
market was very steady today. Receipts con-
tinue heavy. averaging 80 cars daily, and ship
ments are correspondingly heavy. The follow
ing prices are quoted: Club wheat, 7415c; blue
stem, 771a.c The jump of cents today created
considerable gossip am oug buyers. This will
have tendency ii is said, 20 bring wheat in in
larger quantities thai heretofore Buyers
who have ships to load, must have wheat.