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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1893-09-14
PROGRAM
For the S. S. Anniversary on Sept. II.
EoBENooN SESSION.

For the S. S. Anniversary on Sept. ~.
roRESoos SESSION.
Opening Chorus by Choir.
"Tis sweet to mingle voices" page 1853
Prayer by the Chaplain.
CT orus ly School Weary Not" PIP 1875
o. enmg address by John Smith.
Recitation by Geneva Evans.
Song by Miss Emerett Cutler.
II, view Of Addie Winn's Glass, Subject
Christ temptation on the Mount
+ say by Elisha Peck, Jr. .
81 .ech--
SoIg 10y Title McOmie-
X, view Of Laura salzner's class, subject
Biographical sketch Of Christ"
R-citing OF Ten Commandments by the
Urinary Department.
Sc ection by the S. S. Bend.
r. view Of Sister Mears' class, subject.
"The separation of Nephi and bis
breiheren"
Song from Primary Department.
Review OF VIM Asher's class, subject,
1.-THE day Of Pentacost
Song by Mrs. Turner's class of girls.
Recitation by Eddie Bone, Daniel Pier
toms ride"
Closing song by school
"Sing we now at parting" page 80.
Benediction.
AFTERNOON sEssGoK.
Opening chorus by the school
"The Lord is my light" page 12l.
Prayer by the Chaplain. s s.,s@
Chorus by school.
"Our Mountain Home" page 80.
Review OF Andrew Fields class, subject
Prophecy already fulfilled"
Musical
| Speech--
Violin Solo by VIM. Asher.
Review OF Francis Mears' class, subject,
"The ascension of Christ into heaven
Recitation by Amy Sharp, "IIow to be
loved"
Review OF Mary Smiths class, subject,
1.-THE signs OF Christ's second coming
Speech
geyiew OF the school on Prayer.
Selection 10y s, :. Band.
Review OF Mrs. Bakers class. subject,
"Christ feeding the inul itude"
Song by Mrs. Laura salzuer.
Speech
Recitation by Mosiah Evans.
Song by Kate Kirkham's class.
Closing address by Miss Eva Brown.
Closing song by school 80. 80
ERE the sun goes down"
Payer by the Chaplain.
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Mr.. Ira ID. Wines went to the capital
on Monday on business.
MIR. arthur Southwics Of springyiile
was visitor at our Office yesterday.
The Primary associations are prepar-
ing for conference which win be held
here soon.
The new Kirkham Orchestra will give
their first dance in Garrffs Hall next
Friday night
There las been change Of time ofthc
U. p. train beginning on Monday. The
train goes south in the morning and
north at night.
The condition Of the little girl Of Mr.
VIM Quincy has very much improved
and with proper care will coon he AZ
round again.
The Sugar Co. intends sturtin up next
Wednesday and all men who have been
promised work should meet at the fac
tor, on Tuesday at o'clock TO ke!
located.
A gang Of 20 train robbers blew pthe
express safe Of train on the Lake
shore road at Kendallville, nd. on
Tuesday securing quarter Of million
dollars. They did not modest the pass
cngers.
The long existing fued between II.
Timothy and l.. Fowler cultivated in
another scrap on Tuesday. They were
separated before much harm was done
and we're arrested and tried before
Justice Davis that evening.
f. r. Mills has been in Salt Lake for
some time working up some onyx which
we had the pleasure OF seeing this week.
lie has several polished slabs OF a tight
orange color which are highly polished
and show beautiful markings. A Gam.
pie will lie sent to Chicago.
All persons who have been to Beck's
Saratoga warm springs and bathed
therein say there is nothing like ia
promote health. Those persons who
are suffering in any manner should g,
often and take bath in these springs
Remember Wing and Ryan are on hond
to take you at any time.
Mr.. Henry IIowes sustained very
painful and distressing accident. II
appears he was getting on wagon load
ed with sacks Of grain and his foot wa
caught in some manner and fell to the
ground and the wheel passed along hii
leg tearing the flesh in most irightiu
manner. There are no bones broken
but he was terriably bruised about tho
body.
We were very pleased TO gee our OLD
friend, Mr.. Chas. Philips on the stree
the other day. He has had long spell
of sickness which at one time threatened
to be serious. But he has so iarrecoyer
ed that lac is able to takea ride in hi
buggy, and we are quite sure the people
of Lehi will be very glad to learn of ht
improved condition.
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Aae.Asrs ~

n 10 suicides With reek lisa very
unufiaI record for this On y. Last week
the ditizsns were twice surprised to hear
suchlnews. The last one was Mrs Ellen
Barnes, wife Of Charles Barnes, who
took strychnine on Saturday morning.
She finished up her work that morn
ing, went to the store for some small
purchases which she brought home.
After straightened up the house she
went 10 Mr.. Barnes desk and took out
a bottle OF strychnine which had been
there for number Of years, and started
Off towards town. Before reaching the
residence Of +. X. Jones she must have
taken some OF the poison Tor she stag
gered in the gate to the porch and called
loudly for drink. Mr.. Sorenson was
near and ran TO her assistance. As soon
as he reached her she stiffened cut and
after few convursive struggles died in
great agony, those near being powerlcss
to render her any aid. The presence OF
the strychnine bottle showed what had
caused her death.
He folks were notified and messenger
was sent to notify the marshal. A coro-
ners' jury was Immediately summoned
and an inquest held over the remains.
They brought in a verdict Of death from
an overdose Of strychnine administered
by her own hand while in ct OF des.
pondency.
The funeral was held on Sunday
morning.
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Ask Your Friend.

VINO have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla
wha they thing oft, and the replies
will be positive in its favor. Ono has
been cured OF indigestion aud dyspepsia,
anoi Ter finds 1t indispensable for sick
head Ike, other report remarkable cures
OF sCrolula, salt rhoum others blood
disc: SEES, still others will tell you that ii
oyer,omos chat tired telling" and so
on. Truly, the best advertising which
Hoods sarseparilla receives Is The hearty
Of the army OF iIlrnds il
aasWon by it's positive medicinal merit.
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A little boy Of Mrs. McDonal's, living
near here, fell against a red hot stove
and was ieariuly burned, The pain
was terrible, and it was thought the
burn was So severe as 20 scar the child
for life. sold the lady bottle Of
Chamberlain's Pain Balm, which, after
greasing the sore, she applied. 1t soon
removed all fire and eased the pain, and
in ten days the boy was well no trace OF
the scar remaining. ]. ID. McLaren,
Kcysport, Clinton county, Ill. For sale
by Peoples Coop.
CAPTAIN SWEENEY, U. S. A. San Diego
Gal. says: "Shiioh's Catarrh Remedy
is the first medicine have ever found
that would do me any good" Price 5Oc
Sold by d. L. Ellington.
KARL's CLOVER RooT, the new Blood
Purifier, gives freshness and olearness to
the Complexion and cures Constipation,
25e.' 5Ot., and 800. Sold by Steel & Co
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have concluded to remain in Lehi.
vii reopen in Harwood's building
whele will give my customers the BEN
eft of cheap prices.and good goods. We
carry a full stock of Gents Furnishing
Goods which will be sold onehalf cheap.
er than any other Store in the West.
Everything W, have In stock will be
SOLD at prices that no other Utah Store
can compete with. Believe what am
saying.
Come and examine our New Stock and
com pare prices with others,
l. WENBuRG.
One door west Of the old Post Office
Lehi City Utah,
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Business Briefs,
morning.

Buy your Coal at Peoples Coop.
Good check Shifting &c at Traue's.
Best Binding Irvine at frames.
Get the best summer coal at frames.
500 II of good bees wax wanted at Jas.
Kirkham and Son.
Iron Roofing, Post and all kinds Of
fencing a speciality at Coop.
Coon I l5c per b. mot half pound
package) atJAMts KIRKHAN & Sons.
frame is still headquarters for all
kinds of school books of every grade
used in Lehi
Note books, book sacks, pencils, and
pens at francs.
II you have'good dried fruit take it to
francs; he gives highest price,.
frame is Agent for the celebrated
Springvills yain. Buy it and encourage
home industry.
Buy your Wagons at Peoples Coop
Salt Lake prices guaranteed.
One pasture and city lot for sale by
frame
COTTAGES TO rent at Locust Grove
Enquire OF r. Gilchrist or w. E. Rscker.
You can buy all he latest sheet music
from JAMES M..KwrgAN. Call and see
IL,
Peoples Coop wants your trade ana
will guayantee to take the best OF care OF
its customers.
A first class $40 family sewing mach.
inc for only $50. Apply at this office.
Clothing cheaper than ever. Furni-
ture and Stoves almost at Cost at PEG.
pies Coop,
Any one wishing to secure a bicycle
either safety or ordinary, should call on
w, l.. Webb,
Twill be at the II G w coal yard ever,
day from to m and from 4 to p n
WM. VAUGHAN
All kind - stock and horses pasturec
at John Beck's. place over ordon at 81 2,
per head p1<1h. Enquire OF Georg,
Beck Lehi Junction.
Hss- Papers will be forwarded untilex
plicit orders Is received by the publisf
er for their dlscontinuance, and unit
payment Of all al rsdrdges is made, Al
required by law.
Buy your goods at the Peoples Co-ol
Inst and get the best value for youi
money. Keep the.money in circulation
in your own city and it will come baci
to you again,
Hurrah for Becks Saratoga Springs
The Hack will leave the Coop liver,
stable every Saturday at o'clock p. NJ
for Beok's warm spring, only 80 cts. fol
the round trip including the bath
For further particulars see VIM. Wing
Have your teeth cleaned.
Cleanleness is next TO Godleaess.
Como IN and will take that lime from
your teeth that like decay. will make
you think that you have traded moth.
with some body that has clean mouth
Dr.Merriew.
Mot,ra
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Tho largest Gun in the World

is on exhibition at the Great Worlds
Fair. You ought TO see it. This is the
month Of months to visit the fair,
pleasant days, cool nights, delightful
travelling weather.
Maximum comfort enroute Chicago
on the Vestibulcd Limited trains Of the
Chicago, Union Pacific & Northwestern
Line. See your nearest Union Pacific
Agent for rates or othey iniormrtion
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1893-09-14

Last evening Il beet meeting was held
in Spanish Fork. The farmers had been
murnluing because the Sugar Factory
would not take beets above three pounds
in weight. 1t was thought that many
beets OF that size would be dug at Spanish
Fork. Investigation proves there will
be few beets above the stipulated size at
Spanish Fork this season.
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Notice.

Mrs. Martha Featherstone has receiv-
cd her certificate from the Board o
Medical Examiners and is therefore lie
ensed to practice obstetrics, OF midwife
~ IN the Territory. Calls answered
promptly day or night.
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After the Fair

is oyeryou can stay at home. Go to
Chicago now and see the most complete
and magnificent exhibition that has ever
been held. The Vestibuled limited
trains OF the Chicago, Union Pacific &
Northwestern Line will take you there
with the least trouble and change.
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Among The incidents oichildhood lha,
stand out in bold relief, as our memory
reyorts to the days when we were young
none are more prominent than severe
s.ckn So. The young mother wildly
thatit was Chiub, rlain's
Coug Remedy cured her Of Group, and
10 tur administers it 10 her own on
pung and always with the best results.
For sase by Peoples Coop.
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The Silver Question

has been "the bone OF contention" for a
long time, bnt how few there ere who
understand it, or who know anything
about how or where tie silver itself is
obtained, or how it is handled before il
is made into money! To these, indeed
70 everyone, the excellent article on
''siver from Mine to Mint" hand
sonlely illustrated, which is published
IN DEMoREsr's Family MAGAZINE for
Oct der, VIII be especially interesting
as ell as instructive. Another article,
erie Silver Secret" gives in fameliar
and easily comprehended style all the
important points about the vexed Silver
Que stion, and the story "In the Silver
Thu lad" tells one oi those romantic
incidents in the experience of an owner
OF silver mine that seem too wonderful
to be true, yet happen more frequently
than they are recorded. The designs
for lamp.shades are especially apropos
just nov and all tho departments are
repete with novelties and valuable infor-
nation. THIS typical Family Magazue
is published for only q yenr, by w,
JENNINGS DEMouEsT, 10 East l4th ST.,
New York.
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for rain to begin breaking ground. Or
anges are coming in slowly but not yet
thoroughly ripe.
1T WAS DOUBTED.


Case Attacking the) Character of a
is11 Street, Oar Driver.
There WAS peculiar case on trial be-
fore Judge Seaman yesterday. Julian
Valdez was charged by R. w. Johnson
with having assaulted him with intent
to commit murder. Az s1E
The court dismissed the felony charge
and johnson swore to q complaint
against Valdez for simple assault.
johnson is driver of horse car.
Some time last month the two became
involved in a quarrel on the platform OF
the car.
Things did not 60 along quietly and
Valdez complained to Manager Barrett.
johnson said in court that Valdez
complaint had ruined his character
just completely shattered it. So he
swore to complaint against Valdez
and had him arrested.
The car driver almost admitted it was
case OF ''get even." and the court evi-
IDENTIFY thought 80 too. Johnson's state.
ment that the mule-driver's character
could be shattered was looked upon with
suspicion, and the court dismissed the
case.
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GOT GLoRIoUsLy DRUNK.
After Painting the Town Ret They AL
lege Robbery.

After Painting the Town Reu They AL
lege Robbery.
Early yesterday morning Officers Va
lencia and Kinney ran against Monro-
via man quietly sleeping in the waiting
room of the Southern Pacific depot at
the corner OF Alameda and Ord streets.
He was brought to the police station,
where he told story Of having been
robbed. He was coatless and looked as
though he needed more time to recover
from well-regulated jag. He said that
he and friend had, the evening be-
fore, endeavored to paint the town a
bright vermillion color. His friend got
lost in the shuttle and he proceeded
to find resting-place. OF course he
could not tell how he came to be in the
station.
After listening attentively to the story
the officer booked him as M. F. Gowie.
Later in the day his friend turned up
and he too told straightforward story
OF having been robbed. Gowie was
released.
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Specimen Cases.

8. H. Clifford New Cassel, Wis, was troubled
with Neuralgia and Rheumatism, his stomach
was disordered, his liver was affected to an
alarming degree, appetite fell away, and he
was terribly reduced In flesh and strength.
Three bottles of Electric Bitters cured him.
Edward shepherd, Harrisburg Ill , had a
running sore on his leg Of eight years stand
ing. Used three bottles of Electric Bitters and
seven boxes OF Bucklen Arnica Salve and his
leg Is sound and we'll. John Speaker, Catawba,
o.. had five large fever sores on his leg, doctors
said he was incurable. One bottle Electric
Bitters and one box Bucklen's Arnica Salve
cured him entirely Sold by @. b. Heinzeman,
druggist and chemist, 222 N. Main street.
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THE CROPS.
The Report of tho weather Bureau for
the Week.

The Report of tho weather Bureau for
the Week.
The weather bureau furnishes the
following weather crop bulletin Of the
Eouthern California weather service for
pthe week ending November 9Th, 1S93a
Cloudy or foggy mornings prevailed
generally in all the districts, with the
temperature continuing to range below
the average. No rain was reported,
which showed general deficiency COM
: pared with corresponding period in
former years amounting to nearly 20
3 OF an inch at Los Angeles and IA Of an
= inch at San Diego, with q relative def
cheney for the remaining sections. Bains
are now nseded in order to put the
ground in condition for blowing. Plow-
ing has begun in some sections where
the late rains were copious enough to
= soften the soil, which, however, were
confined to limited area.
sAN LUIS oBIsPo COUNTY.
y, Musick-The nights were ioggy during
tie early part of the week and frosty the
/, latter part. Grass and volunteer grain
are starting. The bean crop at Orroyo
Grande is harvested and is excellent in
. quality and quantity.
Il VENTURA COUNTY.
Bardsdale- Corn husking is well under
\ way and the crop is excellent. The
weather has been cool and threatening
!, rain; a second rain is needed to start
mountain pasture.
LOS ANGELES COUNTY.
\ Walnut harvest and corn
husking are in progress. The second
crop OF grapes is. being delivered and
d wine making will soon be over.
SAN BERNARDINo COUNTY. a.
Chino-The sugar beet crop has been
entirely harvested and it amounted to
Al, ,00S tons the total sugar output was
IL, ,06S. .357 pounds. Flowing has begun
4 ana the ground is in excellent condition.
N Redlands -Raisin drying continues on
the late varieties which were delayed by
the recent rains. Oranges are turning
|. yellos and o few are already in market:
I the crop this aeason will be between $50
and 450 carloads.
RIVERSIDE COUNTY.
Riverside--The weather of late has
not been very good for raisin drying
\too cool and too much high fog in the
lmorning. Oranges are coloring up
nicely, and by Christmas many navels
\ will be ripe enough to snip. The crop
thH season is large and fine.
South Riverside--The highest temper
Rture daring the week was so degrees
snd theJoweet 54 degrees, with the usual
amounts0f 0fsunahine.
i7s ORANGE COUNTY.
Anah&im--The weather of the past
wesk wasfavorabls 10 the vegetable crop,
lbut waH rather detrimental to walnuts.
as foggy nights and cloudy days retarded
curing Of the crop. All kinds OF budded
oranges promise full yield; the seed
Nng crop will be short.
Santa Ana--Green peas are appearing
In market, and shipments north and
a east will begin in about week. Farm
ers have planted peas more extensively
than usual this season.
SAN DIEGO COUNTY.
Eacondido--The weather since the
rfain haslbeen delightfully."- pleasant and
'ths grass is beginning to spring up.
San Diego City--The raisin crop il
about al}srecured and shipments are
coming 10 daily. Farmers are waiting
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Stock Exchange Review.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1O.-The net results of the
trading on the stock exchange todSy were In
consequential save in very few instances.
Barely a dozen stocks show change OF 1 per
cent compared with closing prices yesterday.
The general market was barely steady in the
morning but became firm during the afternoon
and closed strong at q recovery OF 1sg1a per
cent from lowest point.
Government bonds closed easier.
MONEY QUOTATIONS..
NEW YORK, Nov. 1O.-Money on call was easy
at f(01T percent; closed offered at II per cent.
Sting exchange - Steady; bankers 6O-day
bills. $iSll4p4 62l4; demand, $A.840p4. .S4L.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10.-Sight drafts, par;
telegra phic, &c.
STOCKS AND HONDA.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
FKIpAY. Novem ber 1Osh

FRIDAY, November 10Th.
J D Nash ct ux to W Robinson ct ux-Lot
26 and 20 feet of l2O feet lots IL, IL, 13 L
Balls home place, 5000.
Il 1ould to W Gou d. und interest in
acres of land east side Ale xanoer avenue, ,644-
l94i u .und interest in lots z and . at Sc cor
Aivarado Gnd Palomares ST., 699-197; $1,000.
Azusa Land end Water Go 10 II Oeding-
Lots l, and 3, blk So, Azusa; $3.50.
j koxfoed ct ux 10 w Irelsnd-Lots "a,
~, Dix M, Knob Hill tract. S1y.
e Riman to H Q Weils-Lot 8, Goldsworthy
Eighth st tract $500.
M Scott ct ux to q Scott ct ux-Lots i, 2,
1S and 10, blk 5, P M Scott tract $500
Campbeil Johnston, executor to Mel
lerish e. aios e kockdale tract lot H.
san Gabriel Cemetery association to s
whitess 3 4 lot 10. blk II, San Gabriel: $25.
Mount View road, San Pasqual rancho; $4,000
Campbell. Johnson, executor TO Frackel
ton Part lot Il; kocsdale I, tract; $3.50: ~
D. Marathon tract. 5000.
g Mason 10 n Mason ct al--Lots 10 and 20.
blk l; lot 5, blk 2, ii s, 52-33; love and atfeo-
J B Reeve ct ux to J Reeve-Lot IL, blk 1873,
Long Beach. 1921, 96; $500.
J Z Reeve ct ux to A Reeve-Lots 16 and
A Allison ct ux to Phillips-Lot s, Pecks
subd blk so. San Pedro; $l25.
Me- McMaster .;ls ct al to 4 $ oftenbecR-Lots
Los Angeles Ftuic Lands Assn Ro, Gan An.
| LOulOt o-loO, lOl, PJ0UU.
| d Bicknel ct al to A Mes esbit-Lots 81,
38, blk so, Lords sburg; 800.
A Hawks to M b keltier-L1t /, blk A, Mt
Lookorl, trt; $500.
NJ D Pelcier TO W A Brophy ct al-Lot 1, blk
| A., Mt Lookout trt: 81
| Sprecher to W Brophy-Lots 3, Ia, 15,
i As, As, Plnney Hotel trt $500.
| X @ Pollard to # M 0llard-Lot 13, blk g.
| Covlna love and affection.
| J A henderson ct nx TO McFarland-Lot
| 20, X lot 2l sub Highland trt in lot &, blk
4 80, H S; &2700.
II Pomrroy ct ux to W smith-Bk 1876,
sub ko Providencia, and Scott trt, Providencia
$1,000.
j W smith to E Pomeroy Lot 6, Griffin trt
| 22-46; $1,000.
Freeman to vallon-Land Ro Aguaje de
la Centinela, SEQ 10, 3, Ia w, L b Nj;
| 300.
JH Myers ct ux to sslisbury-E a NE1
sec 36, L N, II W. containing 80 acres;
$3200
j. J Jones to t Nielsen ct al--Lots A, s. blk G,
Palm dale: $50.
NJ NJ fulton to T Jones-Lot s, blk 10: lots
! 8, o. SO, blk IL; lots z, 10, al. blk Ia: lot ii
blk 10: lot 6 blk 10; lots s, q, blk 20, Brooklyn
TIT; $4,000.
j. I Jones ct ux to T Hughes-Lot 6, blk 10,
| lots g. 49, blk 81, lois z, H. %, blk ID, lot ID,
blk 18. lot q. blk 10, lots g. q, blk IS, Brooklyn
trt; $500.
10, IL, IL, blk %, whittier $500.
| SUMMARY
Deeds Observation-Disclosures. SO
1 -
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Corn--Firmer; cash, 1870; December, 35I4c.
Oats-Strong; cash, 28s4c; December, 20ls.
Rye-46.
Barey-Nominal. F7
Flax--$1.04.
Timothy-$2.20 20.
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. l0.-Wheat, dull; De.
cember, 81 .O9M: May, 81. 22H.
Barley-lnactive; May S7Lc December,
90c.
Corn-90c.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 1O.-wheat: holders offer
moderately. No. 2 red winter closed at 5s
3d. No. 2 red spring at 5s Cd.
Corn-Spot closed frm holders offer mod
erately; new mixed at 4s sid. Futures Arm,
holders offer mcdersteely. November closed at
As 2tzd; December As 2Ld; January. Al 1ald.
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ssventy-five Convulssons.

A THRILLING EXPERIENCE. There is nc one
but at some period Ia life has an experience
Sucn Is the case of John b. Collins, OF Romeo
Mich, who says '.From September TO january
before using Nervine. had at least seventy.
five convul.ions. Alter three months use
have no more attacks" DR.. Miles Restora tive
Nervine also cures nervous proatratton head
ache, poor memory. dizziness, slee plessness.
!. H. Miller. Of Valparaiso, Ind, and J. X. Tay,
lor, OF Logansport, Ind, each gained 20 pounds
OF flesh by taking it. Sold By @. H. Hance,
the DOCTORS book, free.
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[The quotations given below are current
wholesale selling prices.
Poultry and Eggs.
PoULTRY-Hens, $5.OO15. so per doz, young
roosters, $4. OOn4 so; old roosters, 81. 00@5 90;
broilers, $2.bO@3. Oh; ducks. $4.00@5.00; tur-
keys, 13 to lac per ID,
Eeas--C California ranch per doz, 33c;
eastern, % to SOC.
Dairy Products.
BUrrER-Fancy creamery. 2e.ounce square,
SO to 55c: SaDcy dairy, per roll, 65 to b7kc;
choice. SO to 511c.
CHEEsE--Easters, per m, 12 to 13c; Califor-
MIA, large, 1lc; 3-lb., hand, loo; Young Amer.
lea, lac.
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Chicago Grain Markets.

CHICAGO, Nov. 10.--Wheat opened un-
|.changed; advanced lie on small northwestern
receipts and decrease Of 100000 acres In
winter wheat seeding; declined 1Sc on heavy
sailing by N. B. ReAm; closed steady and 10
higher than yesterday.
Receipts were 127,OOO bushels; shipments,
10000
CLOSING quotations: Wheat--Steady; cash,
6lAc; Decent ber, -63c
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Our Home Brew.

Maier & Zobeleins lager, fresh from their
brewery, on draught In all the principal sa-
fce and brewerv. III Also street % Teis. TsYs
phone 81