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A MISSING TRUNK
Delays the Transaction of the
Business of tho
ODD FELLOWS GRAND LODGE

Yesterday Morning aud Afternoon.
Finally Decided to Go Ahead With
out Rituals and Chnrters-com.
mittces Appointed Yesterday-Thc
Dedication Services Last Evening.
Address of Welcome aud Banquet
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G.. O. . M TH
no2O 1910 MARKET STREET.
FOR RENT-

Seven rooms, all convenience, No. Il North
York street
IS Six rooms and bath on South Front street
-Four rooms. No G. North Wabash street Rent
$40 20 month.
Four.roomed cottage, on South Broadway.
Rent. So 90.
-Four rooms. corner Twenty first aud Main
streets. Rent. 81 70 month.
Three rooms on second floor, In McNIechen,
Rent 81 90
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E. B. POTTS,
Main and Tenth Sts, Wheeling, v. Va.

Branch stores ut stcubenvlllo. BellaIre. New
MarIiusyite, ParkeHbuFg aud the Cyclone" nj
Slstenvllle. noly
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PUBLIC SALES.
DUBLIo SALE
-oy--
VALUABLE REAL ESTATEl

fnot sold before at private sale. we will offer
at public sale on the promises, on
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER %, 1893,
nt 10 O'Clock n. III. the following described real
estate tn the Ctty0 Wheeling, West Virginia. VIZ:
IvI SUMNER III, on whgcR 3 located four brlck
dwelling houses numbered 81, g., q aud Co. on
the north side Of SEVENTEENTH STREET between
Eoiinnd JnCOb streets. Sizo OF lot G1Ni21 feet.
Houses are well rented TO good tcnants.
Terms o! sale made known on day OF sale.
RINEHARr & TATUM. Agents.
j. c HFRyEY, AuCttoueer. uolT
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NJ. o. Springer. of Wildey Lodge No. 81.
May f. Price, Of BenwOod Lodge No. %.
Jacob Klein OF Friendship Lodge No. Il.
+, Beard, OF bethany Lodge No.
Mrs. +. Wagner, Of Unity Lodge No. ID
r. S Halls. OF .Etnl Lohge No. Is.
Mrs. A. Roach, OF Buah Lodge No, 30
J. CtF. FrInEs. of Aami Lodge No. ~
7. ]. Watson, of Martha Lodge No. 70.
NJ L. Price of Columbia Lodge Ne. 10.
Laura L. Kelley, OF Charity Lodge No. 30.
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Ladies' COTSCtS atsac, 29c, isc Vi
Umbrellas at4sc, 69e, SIC up.
Lace Curtains at SOC, CSC. SIC up.

CpnnnpjnC % lbs GrRnulaicd Sugar for 81 90;
UIUIUliOo' Arbucele's Coffee DC; Crlln or
Ground Pepper. Cinnamon. Mustard, Ginger md
Baking Powder, all going a; gc per pound, or 3
pounds for % cents.
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JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, U. $. Claim AttornaG Col.
lectOr aud NJpiry Public.
no2O 1912 Market Street.
TO- RENT.
No. 70 Fourteenth street, ten rooms, modern,

SEx.roomod frame dwelling ut Lcatherwood.
Store rooms on South street, in ftearne Tab
ernurlc building.
5000 viii buy No. $50 ChaplIne street, eight
Eoomcd brick.
$500 will buy No. lis Virginia street four
sI,5o5 viii buy No. Ills Alley II, ayc,roomct
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aCLoTHENG.w

OYERCOAlS re- Fec PGI' Look $s,aj for $ o
overcont wenlso have great bargains at $3.50,
$500, $500, SG.i5, up to 5000.
twill pay YOU TO look ut these goods.
MEMS SUITS o. s. 3 81 s. % s. s. S' 90:
leaders III low, prices. II you can match these
goods for less than double the money anywhere
weinvitc you to return the same and your money
will be refunded. These goods mustGo.
MEMS PANTS St A. IS sS Tsn. y % Is E Up TO
the value OF dollar try to borrow one. II you
want to know how to save dollar or more look
at our Clothing Department.
BOYS SUITS Ga Ss 81 sc se SDs sas o @p
not last always. You cannot match the prices
BOYS PANTS g. Sa1 s Iss ana G so s vsT 4Gs
present We have ali sizes from to lG ut these
prices.
MEMS SHOES 81 s. g. se 10 oS q II il Is u:t as
well to save money. on Shoes Us anything else,
and we arc away below tho market
LADIES' FINE SHOES 81 st e 81 g. s. s. 3 s4 z
sa6! Our succes In the Shoe line is probably
more than we deserve. We presume tho reason
wO sell so many Is because they don't last iotg
but people will have them.
CHILDRENS SHOES g. s. s'G sS Sc St. S &C.
gains
Mems and Boys Hats &C. 3! l9S S 20 s9G 37o 5S 49,
fine silk Int, which usually sells At 81 so
Mems Shirts St 2s %s sS S &c &c UP ! S 9' On
Millinery and Ribbons n Mtli a. gFe YES 90. ON
save you lots Of money. Miss Agnes GRrrlty viii
give you pointers on Millinery ana Trimming
that will do You GOOD and will not Ovcrchargc
you nor sell you Old styles,
HHAapWaap underShirts and Drawers at CSC.
Ouu0l hOul, a5c alc, sSc. CSC up We are al,
ways below the market OH these goods, as well
as everything else.
Bed Comforts and Blankets s So IS q f. Is SIC; SC
We have Just received job lot OF these goods ut
prices that will surprise you.
Ladies' COTSutS ms2c, c9c l8c up.
Umbrellas at4sc, 69s, SIC up.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TRAY
w ELLING salesmcn and local agents in
each section, to handle our LubrlcntinS Olls and
GrcgI MS u side line on commission. COLUMN
BIA OIL & GREASE co. Cleveland. o. no?0
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RINEHART & TATUM,
CRY BANK BUILDING,
Tclenhono 2lN LnoOl Room No. 0.
FOR SALE.

s.iop buysa fourroomed house on Virginia
street, Island. ,o.,,,
feet on South Penn street.
$500 buys ten-rOoucd, double house on
South Broadway street
5000 buys nm eightroomed brick house on
South Front street ,,,,,
streOt-chcnp. III
81 5OOb buys sevcn.roomed new house, WIN
all improvements on South Front street
500 and upwards buys fine building lois
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A GENTS MAKE $500 A DAY
IA Greatest kitchen utensll ever Invented. Re
tails 81 cents. Two TO six sold in every house
sample postage pHid 1--WE coats. FORsHEE %
MCMAKIN, Cincinnati. o. drfh-W
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DAUGHTERS OF KEBECCA.
Their Annual Meeting Now In Session ii
Wheeling,

Their Annual Meeting Now In Session In
Wheeling.
Tho annual meeting of the Daughters
Of Rebecca is being held in conjunction
with that of the Grand Lodge, Inde-
pendent Order of Odd Fellows. The
opening sessions were held yesterday,
but nothing except routine business
was transacted.
The following officers were present
and participated: Mrs. A. Hoffman,
OF Wheeling, president; Mrs. J. G. Bur-
dett, OF Grafton, vice president; Mrs.
G. V. Rathmann, OF Grafton, secretary,
and Mrs. +. Ringler, OF Grafton, treas
urer.
An executive committee was selected
as follows: o. ]. Morris, Of wheeling;
Mrs. NJ. A. Wallace. of Huntington,
and Mrs. Q. Levner, OF Hartford City.
The following were the delegates oil
the order who were pre.ent:
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EOR RENT.
MISERABLE

COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR RENT.
Russell Cottage. with about six acres of land,
near Wheeling Park, will be rented to n suitable
person for year. For terms and particulars
nppty to W. =. HUBBARD.
1921 Chnpline street, or Mrs EFFIE Il ASstUTz
OH the promises. nos
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Atlantic Tea Co.
rnEUWAP
WANTED

MISUNDERSTANDING SALES
w MEN or have fine side line. BOUQUET
CIGAR CO. lynChburg. Va Oc2iN
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EOR RENT.
One Nat. i've rooms and bathroom, first floor,
No. 2IOl Foil street
One Nat. four rooms nnd bathroom, second
loOr. No. 2lO5 EOr street
One Hat, four rooms, No. &C Twenty.th ird street.
OncllNt, threeroOmS. No. G2Twenty.thlrd street.
Equipped with all modern Improvements
iv2q F, n, LANCE.
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FOB sALE.-ReaI estate of every do,ctip.
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T1AL INTELLIGENCER
i hACLEAE AND PEGsESTABLE FAF-A
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NOR RENT.

i W -'-7-'
Second floor No o. Tenth street, six rooms,
bath room aud hall S!5 o. per month. Second
i!oor. No 1902 Maiu street, six roOHS. bath room
aud hall. S3j per month. Third floor, No 1865
Main street. fOnr rooms and hall, so per month
Large basement barber shop corner Main and
Tenth Streets SIS per month. All Immediate
possession. JAMES l. I!AMLEI.
seit llID NAN SlreeL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-16

vic tan palida Y tremula que no SO atfevi6
continuar ell interrogatorio.
Empinada por los robustos brazos de Fe-
lipe, colocose la Daquesa en- la silla, recoglo
las bridas, hizo con La mano ademan or
gulloso & su rival vencida, sacando 81 ca
ballo galope lie obligo 4 saltar la zanja que
separaba la plazoleta de los matorrales. Fe-
lipe la sigui6 al POGO tempo su vags 81
lueta desaparecio en La profundidad del
bosque.
II Quieres que me quede tu lado =
murmur6 una dulce voz junto Clara, in
m6vil, anonadada, miranda huir 4 los dos
jinetes como 81 llevaran 1 la grupa So fell
cidad.
Vovi6se la joven. FL Duque estaba jun
to ella Ahog6 un grito de c6lera, y arrsn
cando sus guantes, con rostro sombrfo
bajos los ojos, dijo:
-Dejame; quiero estar sola.
Cogida al brazo de la Baronesa, Sc dirigio
hacia las lagunas, mientras que Ell DuQue
partia al paso de su caballo hacia ell grupo
de los convidados, guiandote ell lejano So
nido del cuerno.
Octavio susanna paseaban despacio, sin
cudarse de la caza siguiendo Tranquil
la conversation ell verde ribazo. Sus caba-
los, atados al mismo arbol, Sc acariciaban
rozandose el cuello, tiraban con fuerza de
las delgadas ramas cogendolas con la bocs.
I'll Baron, euslmls mado, Sc sento aparte,
con ayuda de un martillito rompfa pedazos
de mineral que habfa recogido a orillas del
canine.
Sin hablar llegaron los dos j6venes al
kiosko, rodeado de bancos. Sentaronse.
Profundo silencio sucedi6 al movimiento =
al ruido que reinaba en- el bosque. Ligera
brisa agtaba las canahejas, por entire las
cuales revoloteaban algunos pajaros. Miro
la Baronesa a su amiga, va repuesta, solo
un ligero tembor de los labios indicaba la
agitacion persistence de sus nervios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-16

al mismo tempo indic6 Felipe con un
ademAn un corpuiento joven vestido con
pr1rfsirno traje de cazador, galoneado de
plata, con tricornio { la cabeza, cuchillo de
monte On la cintura troinpa Ia Dampie-
rra On el hombro.
Como si estnviera esperanto OCCASION de
presentarse, avanz6 el Vizconde de Pontiac
Il csntro de la sncrucijada, inclinandose
con inglesa rigidez ante la sonora de Bligny,
diio:
-Duquesa, estoy sus 6rdenes, y 81 us
ted quiere confarme la direction de la caza,
mo comprometo 4 que encontremos antes de
dos horas los senores La Brede Trem-
blays. Quiere usted que demos la senal de
partida9 Aqui tengo mi picador. Eh eh
Bistocq
Sali6 del grupo de los criados un moceton
con traje tambi6n galoueado, polainas de
euero, nariz roja qne .destacaba en- su curti-
do semblante como fresa en- mantillo, arras-
rrando la pierna y tirando de un pence NAL
Iseinado, cuya brida habia pasado al brazo.
al ilegar seis pasos del senior de Pontiac,
10 detuyo, y en- actitud de soldado sin ar
mas llevando la mano la visera de la 60
IRA, esper6 que le pidieran su dictamen.
"a Permite .usted que le interrogue p
pregunt6 el Vizconde & la Duquesa.
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Il TIE enfada que me lleve tn mari
do -pregunt6 la Duquesa con aparente So
licitud.
Y anadi6 riendo:
Il Tienes celos de mi?
-No,--respondi6 Clara sin querer con-
fesar en- p6blico su inpoteneia y su dolor.
-Entonces, caballo,-dijo aIegremente
Atanasia, deseosa de comenzar su victoria.
Con ell corazon afgido veia Clara partir
su esposo, por un momento tuvo la idea
de llamarle Y retenerle su lado, exla-
mando
i Felipe!
Yolvi6se este con viveza y SO acerc6 a
ella
Il Que tiene usted 7-la diio.-sE sEsta us
ted mala2 Desea usted alguna cosa7
Con una sola palabra de la joven no Sc
hubiera apartado de ella, acaso Sc evita-
ran nuchos dolores pero el orgullo mas
los abios de Clara, que levanto la cabeza, y
con aspecto duro, crispadcs los labios y
desdenoso gesto, diio:
No NADIA tengo, NADIA quiero. Vaya
usted.
Alej6se Felipe. En- aquel momento le en-
volvio Clara en- su creciente odio Atana-
sia, Sc VIC acometida de una de esas ra-
bias durante las cuales Sc mata.
Poniendo un pie sobre ell talua de una
zanja, levantose la Duquesa POGO la fal-
da, ensenando ell principle de una pierna f.
ma y elesante, calzada con bota de gamuza
girls. Con un gesto indico al senor Derblay
la hebila suelta de su espuela; Felipe Sc
inclino, Y sin decir palabra, coloc6 sobre Ell
arqueado empeine la correa, asegurando la
hebilla puesta junto al tacon. Provocadora
y atrevida opoy6se la Duquesa, tecandole
al hombro con ell puno de su latiguillo, CO.
mo para fjar bien su poder.
-Pero 6que quiere decir todo ESQ 3
murmuro la Baroness.
Miro al mismo tempo su prima, Ia
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bosque, lanz6 al viento las notas del instru-
mento.
-Felcito 4 usted, Vizconde,-dijo la
Duquesa; ;-tiene usted grande habilidad.
-Es hereditaria en mi familia,-contes-
to con meditabunda gravedad Ell Nlzconde.
l-Desde hace tres siglos, de padres hlJos
tocamos la trompa.
moviendo la cabeza con aire de supe-
rioridad, dirigi6se su caballo.
I'm un instante todos sc pusieron en- mo-
vimiento los cazaderes montaban caba-
lio, los curiosos, que seguian la caza en- ca
rruaJes, SO acomodaban en- ellos. For gene
raj impulse dirigieronse todos hacia las an
chas GALES que rodean la Heronniere.
FL ruido sordo de los cascos de los caba-
llos galope sobre el nusgo del camlno, Sc
alejo rapidamente.
Senior Derblay, usted que conoce tan
bien la comarca squiere tener la bondad de
guiarme Dejenlos partir el grueso de los
cazadores. Tiene usted un buen caballo, y
20 tambien, yendo a traves del bosque
tornaremos la delantera
--Pero, Duquesa, ! no tiene usted Pom
tao, que la guiara mejor que yo.
-No,--dijo alegremente la Duquesa =
quiero que sea usted, salvo que Sc me
niegue! Pero no le creo capaz- ------
Ell amo de la ferreria sc inclino sin con-
testar. Clara, de pie q pocos pasos, presen-
clio, temblando de colera, la audaz tenta-
tiva de Atanasa Lagrimas de dolor acu-
dieron sus ojos, sin saber 10 que hac1a
apreto convulsivamente eI brazo de la Ba-
rones estupefacta.
--Seras de los nuestros, no es verdad ?
dlJo entonces la Duquesa dirigiendose a
Clara.
La joven inclino dulcemente su bello y
sombrio semblante, dijo con voz tran
quila:
NO he contado demasiado con mis-
fuerzas para poder seguir la caza caballo.
Ire carruaie.
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Sin duda alguna,- Atanasia
muy satisfecha de la solemnidad del proce
dimiento.
-Mfrala, querida,-murmur6 la Barone-
sa media voz ;--se da aires de soberana.
SY esq Pontiac que toma serio ese papel!
Todo este parece correr en- busca de pape-
litos Vaya una diversion
La carrera empezara en- la Heronnie-
re,-dijo Bistocq ;a1 es donde empieza
La pista, hay IN pedazo de papel del tama-
no de la mano. Els la 1nica sefial, porque
esos senores temen sin duda que SO les en-
cuentre facilmente. Debieran haber pues-
to uu psri6dico. Los animales -. per
don esos caballeros han tornado bien ell
aire por los matorrales, atravesando Ell Cam
po Nuevo, siguiendo por el llano q la Venta
del Sargento, sntrando de nuevo en- el bos-
que por Belle Empleuse, dirigisndose pie
por la parte del gran Seto, dando 81 Gambia
20 en- Ia Boulottiere.
II Alto t-dijo riendo el senior de Pom
tao ;-si to dejan hablar, nos diras todo Ell
itinerario de la caza.
ALI les alcanzaremos, ,-diio el picador
guiTiando un oio.-No es facil que una per-
soma natural Unite de tai modo los ciervos,
como no sea en- la cabeza,-anadio con as
peeto burl6n,-y adn para llegar a conse-
guirlo sc necesitan dos.
Eehose q reir la Duquesa, y dirigiendose
& Pontiac, dijo:
Els picaresco- vuestro criado. Papa, da
una propina este bravo mozo. Gracias
81, La Brode Tremblays tendran que alar-
gar mucho las piernas 81 no quieren ser al
canzados en- seguida.
-Duquesa,-dijo Pontac,-s doy Ia Sc
nal de partidae
Della listed, Vizconde.
Dando vuelta la trompa con la mano
situ6se Pontiac en- medic de la
Encrucijada, infando sus carrillos como
ST Sc esforzara por derribar los a. boles del
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-16

Ell que suscribe desea conseguir treinta
familias que esten compuestas de trabaja-
dores AL MACHETE o LA AZADA Y DE
ooJEDoREs DE CAFE ! que les abone una
buena conducta.
Ofrece pagar a los varones 4 reales di;s
rios dos manutenciones para ellos. Cede
casa gratis da gratis tambien las viandas
que consuman las familias. Sc comprome
te ademas ayudarles trasportar este
barrio.
Cacaos, Is Julio 1893.-Letcas Amade0.
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Roberto Graham
INGENIERO
Fmpdsci6n, He,rerta q Ferreterta
PONCE, PUERTo-RICo

Fabricante de despolpadoras de cafe de-
los sistemas Rolo y Disco, como tambien
Cedazos, Tahonas, Ruedas hidraulicas, Ma
lacates, Secaderas toda clase de maquina,
ria para cafe, picar yerba, desgranar maiz
etc, etc. Hero, cobre bronco en- barras,
planchas fundide.
Pindanse informes. Julio z, 1893.
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Sc desea vender uno por un precio mo-
dico de sistema Egrot, de veinte gaiones de
capaoidad Tiene bano de maria, columna
recti6cadora que da alcohol 40 Q, columna
para flores, vase extractivo horno de
hero.
Es de POGO uso El que 10 interese, pue-
de dirigirse para informes la Botica Central.
Ponce, Agosto 26 de 1898. I'm.
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c;neo n m;nutos 's de- Ia poblaoi6n, Sc vende una
estancia compuesta de sesenta y cuatro
cuerdss, fncadas en- su mayor1a de cafe y
malangos.
Tiene casa de MADEIRA, aqua abundante,
es llama su terreno es fertihsimo.
Ell que desee comprarla puede dirigirse,
en- Coamo, al que suscribe.-Zoilo M"' Colon.
Junio, "a de 1898.
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FOIL . IN as,
JORGE oHNET
La FERRERIA
De pom IA Y E s II T. S

Tegsj6, castellana de Lseeiano Najera
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-11-16

Gov. Sheldon on hearing the
cheering news of the republican
victory in Ohio telegrarhed rs fol-
lows TO Gov. Mckinley: "Suuth
Dakota sends her greeting to the
champion OF the American idea and
rejoices in your glorious victory"
In commenting on the election
and its results thegovernor remarked
II would not lie true to the prin-
eiples of my party and my own con-
vic.ions il l did not rejoice over the
grand victory won at the polls last
Tuesday. The people have spoken
and the nation has heard the edict.
1t is a rebuke to the Cleveland adj
ministration and the democratic
party for its failure to fulfill it's
promises. The election OF Judge
Carey in Chicago and the defeat OF
Maynard in New York mean more.
The masses now realize that Gov.
Mckinley and Frank Jackson will
wear their honors with credit TO the
states they represent. They are
only the beginning OF what is likely
to fall to them."
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-11-16

The editor OF THE COURIER met
White the Sioux City shoenan last
Saturday aud in the course ola con-
scrvation he asked: "What election
results did you have up in South
Dakota?" When assured that the
republicans had carried everything
from top to bottom he remarked:
well l am glad of it. There were
but two men | wanted to see elected
in the country and that was Judge
Gary OF Chicago and Judge Kellam
Of Chamberlain. Why do you know
that kellam has no. a dollar to his
name. Not a red cent. He come
down to Sioux City the other day
in the seedies, looking clothes to be
found anywhere, and when he arriv-
ed he had only forty cents in his
pocket. He had to borrow money
to get home. 1t was not an acct.
leut, but A condition unavoidable.
Every cent he had in the way OF
cash and property and The same
with his wife, were turned ovc to
satisfy the creditors of the Bru!c Co.
bank which failed. Judge kellam
has to stist himself in what he eats.
He is absolutely bordering on the
ragged edge of proverty. | don't
believe you could find another man
in South Dakota who would have
turned over every bit OF property
he had in the world, as well as that
belonging to his wife. 1t isn't the
the world over. l am glad the PEG
pie Of South Dakota appreciate the
fact sufficient to r~e-elect him."
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-11-16
METROPOLITAN BUSINESS COL
LECE,

Corner Fourth and Court Streets,
Sioux City. Iowa.
A school that is conducted upon
business methods. The largest and
best equipped school in the west.
THROUGH COURSE IN
Bookkeeping, Sl,ort-H Hand, En-.
glish and P~enmanship. Tuition
$500 for ten weeks. Good board
1925 per week. Students con EN-.
ter ut any time. In session the en-.
tire year. No vacations.
POINTS OF SUPERIORITY.
We claim superiority in u meth.
cd of instructions. Night school
five nights each week free. Type
writing free. Actual business free.
Penmanship free.
A FAIR OFFER.
Students can enter u school for
a time and try our methods Of in
structions and If they are not satis.
fed they need not pay US anything
and il they do not find every thing
rs we advertise we will pay their
fare to and from Sioux City.
For further information and cata-
logue address, II. A. MILLER or D.
Il. BRANAMAN, Principals.
Corner OF Fourth and Court streets,
Sioux City, Iowa.
Have one three and a half year
old colt Black Diamond colt, kind
and well broke, for sale by j. Kip
linger.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-11-16
O YOUR WHEAT"

A Circular Issued by Chas. l.. Hyde.
OF Pierce. Argues for High Priced
Weeat.
Last Friday the editor OF THE
COURIER received n copy of the cir.
cular issued by G. l.. Hyde of Pierre,
which reads rs follows:
My DEAR SIR: Every country in
Europe, except Russia, has this
year had a short wheat crop. Our
own crop is Mt least 100000 OO
bushels under last year and 100000.
GOO less than we raisei in 1891.
The general financial stringency
Of the last six months has brought
out large supplies, for all the har-
vest this year has been a poor one.
This has kept the market price down.
The price is governed by the law oil
supply and demand. For over a
year we have had too liberal a sup.
ply: =.
The exports this fall have been
large. amounting to about 8O,OOO,.
COO bushels since the last harves,
began. 1t ia doubtful il January
1st 1894, there will be enough wheat
in the United States to meet our us-
ual requirements till after another
harvest. As a result Of the present
low price a smaller acreage Of win.
ter wheat has been sown than fol
several years past.
After a thorough investigation Of
the conditions existing 7 feel certain
that the year 1894 will bring much
higher prices for wheat, and / dc
not hesitate to urge every one Of our
northwestern producers to hold their
wheat in hand for a few months.
We can just as we'll keep a part.
Of this extra profit for ourselves az
to give it to the elevators and millers
by selling now. / myself have two
crops on hand and it shall rot be.
fore being marketed at the low pri.
Gee Of the past year.
The conditions are such that every
bushel Of wheat nov remaining in
the producers hands can be made to
bring ono dollar before another har-
vest, II oil oft would be held fol
that price.