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Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-06-08

A culinary academy has been established
by the head cooks OF faris. They meet once
a month, discuss new methods Of preparing
food, and condemn some old plans as bar
barOus
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-06-08

A pavement of granulated cork and pitch
has proved q success tn London. 1t affords A
good foothold for horses, and the noise OF
traffic is much less than on other pavements
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-06-08

Malaria cured and eradicated from the sys-
tenn by Browns Iron Bitters. which enrlches
the blood, tones the nerves, aids digestion.
Acts like a charm on persons in general i'll
health, giving new energy and strength.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-06-08

!, A number of Quakers, from all parts of
the country, are to found colony in Marion
county, Oregon. They have secured 2 200
acres, over half of which will be planted in
fruit trees
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-06-08

A thrifty farmer in Brunswick, Me, pal |
his tailor for suit Of clothes with 8 900
coppers. They weighed 81 pounds and he
had been saving them for years.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-06-08

the dTnnru M
@ @ each the @ s
Ak~an nmag ngss
al gpp n t v dsh NhM
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-06-08

we will give 500 reward for any case Of ca
tarrh that cannot be cured with Halls Catarrn
Cure. Taken internally.
4. j. CHENEY ~ 20. Pror)s Toledo O.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-06-08
Queer Chinese Customs.

Beecham's Pills are better than mineral wa
tiers. Beechams-no others. % cents box
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-06-08
A Matter Of | Health

TTcosts more to make Royal Baking Powder 81
i than any other, because its ingredients
are more highly refined and expensive But;
the Royal is correspondingly lbs. and
higher in 1eavening strength, AM. .fAater
money value to the consumer s sssss ccaerence
in cost of Royal over the best EE:.ss:s, pthef8
does not equal the difference .sss ga - =. u.
strength make good the ysssssas: IS 81
of the cheaper powders noIS 49,
impurities which such pow Sssiis6a:s:
the food Ill., is..s I'M pe 3 sss a. 4
Where the finest food is Sss.ss: s:.sss a. &
Royal Baking Powder only cari:sss1sss: S sss
Where the question Of heal
no baking powder but Royal $780, O. 60
with safety All others are shown ~ = -; '
analyses to contain lime. ammonia +
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-06-08

BUILDING
carvings I yet
Them tn front Deep From
eSs ry n0''s ana" may S " m m INFERIOR . @
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-06-08

HOODS PILLS cure Constipation by restor-
ing the peristaltic action Of the amentary canal.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-06-08

AZ r0MDT pTp STORIES and our Story Paper 9
~ VUWI LhlG mos I0c. Aspiraht saltwater, Me.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-16
financial elections.

OFFICE OF THE NEW ORLEANS NORTHEASTERN
tAII.kOAD COMPANY
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual tnI 1
~ ~ the knoldeI, or this company ior hr
nurl,o-, II ectng Board OF Directors Tor me suinS
year and FOR tran>act. Of such Other bire', as
may before the meeting, VIII b" her: az re ONE
II the company the city Of Orleans on Wcic'a'S'
November Let. 1898. at f. y ,locl noon .,,.
' JOHN GINNN. JR, SccriaIy'
New.O rleam- La. September seth. 1898
ILLINOIS CENTRAL ENILtOAD CoMPNSf
~ HE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stOcKnoiu-
81. OF the Illino, Central Railroad Company ~, .o
eircon Of Directors AMI tine traracttoh OF oth.f
r,iu n, held AT Office O the Company: III thc no ~
chicago STAT Of Illinois on Wednesday. October 10
1872, at IL o'clocK noon. 49,. -, ~. - ,,,,
ALEXANDER g. UACkHIAFf' 'rcrc''''
Sew-York October 4, 1923
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-16
Following are Yesterdays quotations for I'M
listed securities.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.


1891. 1892. 1893
i S;%'; s,: & ";, a ;ai % ~ a "A
CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN.
}I@: On q os' a .l,if. s ,!S! IS
cLryELAXp. CINCINNATI CHICAGO AND ST.
Lo9us
FT' vs s or @ OF lo si: "a ssIsis lo5i75
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE
yq%S,s q nile; .r,6s sss ,l,i zoo ,ls.scs
FLINT AND PERE MARQUETTE.
fs :: :5 80 g sia;:s5
GRAND RAPIDS AND INDIANA.
s?@D; q %;; ;ss: s ~ IS e: :.
GRAND TRUNK OF CANADA.
S' 81 ,. 'sSi q s25' i 80 81
'''' ST. JOSEPH AND GRAND. ISLAND
sq%' s,: & " "a o, 9; ,sss !$s
'''' TOLEDO ST. LOUIS AND KANSAS CITY
S Egg'; Week & n'c Cd, .ncs sesss 2, -
Jan. " oct. -. liol,so, i, n,.s,
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK.
s ss%'' v e ' v v i .5ss
'''' cLEyfLAXp AKRON AND coLcMnrs
E :sss e. @s. s'5: :9 f3 \ 5s
CLEVELAND AND MARIETTA
Number q mile- 10 os s-97i
Fourth week .., n apt 80 '''' s5.5S9 9is.ol7
DETROIT, GRAND HAvIN AID MiI.wAVhEh m
s :ss , 2! q &! ss i55
DULUTH. SOUTH SHORE And ATLANTi..
Tag5,r Of " IN sent .o7s.i 80 s,eS
EAST rEXxEssEE. vIEGINIA And GEORGIA
f Ssa%s 4 q miles De ,., .,, ,ssi
''"' EEL.NGKE SYSTEM
S sss e, %. :s!.s s ;s ,s
Jam Kansas CRY rIrrsHrEc AND crLF
Ss%r' :: e. % Is : a: .s sG:s :s3i
KEoKrK AND WESTERN.
f f:s .| i: q q: z
MEMPHIS AND cHAELiSroN.
Ss%%;' q ~'; .;;': ,ss Is So So s 81:
MI MIS- 81. PAUL And sArLr SIZE MAIZE.
Fsal1s week Of '" IN sept, ~ .r,se' y
''"' no CYANIDE SOUTHERN.
f%%$;' :: . 80 &: .s = s .5'
tuli
sr. LOUIS, ALTON AND TEKEr HATTIE.
Branch Lnss:J OPP, .,o
N NdIr, week :" in sept s35is0 $3.50
Jan' to sept 30 -. I.osi OoG ic'9isl i.ysii5i
TOLEDO PEORIA AID WESTERN
Numbr o. miles ~ ~ -,
Fourth week In sept. 1911 $3.50, -,ut W,
Jan. 60 sept 90 'o-'o'' 'I'''o' "''''--
WESTERN NETWORK AND PENNSYLVANIA
Num er Of miles an, .5's s,oo W., W. 40 i, ono
Fourth week sept. -lOi 5J rtND sun - - 49,. ~,
Ian. / sept. 30 -,'O-,'i- -'"'i' -'''''''
TOLEDO AND OHIO CENTRAL.
Month Of August - ,.-,
, ,"n,,,"g ,,t-n.e. sSa-S ~ - so
Nct cunning. SOB 0'1 +'G.'l3 *1OSi'
Ian Aug. al ..,.,
q o,s earin roo-SN sl-op--i - W. %
Operating eNpentcs. VIs'es c-''-'' N'''''
Mt i0f 3 months sS2lsoo FIif"5I si-'''''
RIO GEANDE WESTERN
Month u August -,
, NiD" I.rning. - $40 Oso So 30 SIS, 80
Operating cNIcnses.---- li',oo i"'''' ILL.,
Net ,arnlnes........ .oiiIo -, 2gJ 81 $50
July TO Aug. 81 .,- .oo--
,,ro-S earnings. fl~JiI T,Jl,'.N %5,i .,
Otcfatlng expenses ..--- d. 'lf'Vp3 -
Net for . mOnu.s-.. sl:S0oO -1"O.ol1 *l'Ao5'
WESTERN NEw.YORK AND PENNSYLVANIA.
Month Of August ..
Gross eafY1ncs.....-.... s'JOH3> s3-o,Ss' r-'' -
Operating expen-cs 23i,S 2i",so. ~ 80
vet ,arnlngs-..... ail3O23 SII3Sic -i2'f
July Aug. 81 $500.
eirnings St-i22I fbtl.slN r'l br,
Operating eNpenses-..- fI.f'' iO',3:S ffi"'-
Net for months sai2.75o s2-5eoo eiG.%o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-16
TO THE HOLDERS or
AMERICAN WATER WORKS Gu

The frantic cfoit- of certain alleged ,oIinl1v% ~,
scafr you into belief that the omaha Na'F "oihS
property {. desperate c0niitoh a. !" require ur
immediate services A cot"fic Of -'fon-ttu'ou hl'h''
Sirgcons ate to thU-' VINO KNOW ti' -"
situation the benefit Of those hondholdei' VINO ar
not craving a-~e-., for the privilege ~ H,lV INTO
trouble and paying expensive surgeons Tor attempting az
unnecessary and impossible OpiJttu, ] VIII -lut'
First The committee referred 10 has NOT now NhI
will not Obtain the support Of majority OF the above
named bond. 90,
second. The mortgage >ecune sald bond, VIII not 10
by virtue Of "NlstiHg dc'iWt 40 Hatt'
what may h.. aid Nv committee 70 the contrary, an
regardless whatever collision may exit between tho
Iffuct-' naI and Trust company
a. Trustee The Pic-drut Of -ai1 trust com.
many acting q member Of The committee. The dual
position thus assumed must implies all WHO ar, familiar
with duties inpo.ci upon Trust" a. most improper
Third. The ,a advanced hy the committee why y"u
hould your coupons too frivolous to De-
discussed.
Fourth II the s9l Trustee -hall undcItas" to fore
co-. said m0ftga.c - II any existing default such
action vii b. r,lIirci and reversed as pro-
Nid,d Ia the twenty if.t sitrir Of aid mortgage
e. II. yENNER.
Trustee for Coupon. Pure ha- sing syndicate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-16

. DvERTIs EMENIs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS fOi.
n rms NFW.YOHk TRIBUNE WILL BE IKE.
ctIvfD Ar THE UPTOWN OFFICE NO gag HrG e,i
NI'S a: ,hc following Branch Offices; 2)i
righfhaN. = e. cor. TWcnty-thild-st; 10 SuNhaNe.'
-. Ton, thly. G. r1cr Foirternthst.; go Thlu-aNe,
,'nrr Fortv.scventn-> OPS Thiri-aNc ne,r oi\W,
nrst 7Os Flls;avc.: To- We't fortS>ecohl-s'' ~
(oumhms.avr. 81 Avenue 4. 49, - ,., . , oco
In Rfooklyn, az GO Court-st sos Dc kalbaNc; l2oo
I,eJf,r,.aNe. 10 p. at rrgllar Once f'u'-',,
London ONCE for advertisements. 203 Regeitst w.
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NCHOR LINE.

ANCHOR LINE.
FOL GLA sG0w VA It. w %" S,ib =; -" II" J.
Circassia, Oct Il. ,. m. pe,ona, Noy. = 7. H.
Furac>sI, oct ~ a. NJ Ethiolh NOV la p u"
Cabin, SIS and upyart seef p,. ssHin .,i $50
CABIN ExrTTi'I p "TIcKFIS NJ REDUCED RATES
or drafts .,ar- ard other Information Apply TO
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OreGn SIramcrs.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD $. $. co.

4 MONTH GERMAN LLOlD :. . NV'
a. SHORT ROUTE 10 LONDoN, .>
NEW.YOEK sol 1HAMl On: htLMtN,
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS. .
go a tsrh St,craar low rates. steamers sail from
foot Of 2d-s;., Iiobok,0. . -,
LAIN, Tues, OctIi 10 am >aalr sat. ny. '. ~, a.
sat. Oct -. . N. t>WtT. Ius. NOV. - - ~ '
ihe SAT- Diet -. q I, m aim Tues. NOV. ~, . am
AiIcr Tues Oct.1 10 a m rl- sat, Nov. Is, noon
' Mill tt,,I;NSENN LINE.
New-York 10 Gen01 In less tbah .icL en- u'' -. -
Kaiser Oct . F,Iua .. pee Fulda Jan. :,
rnId, Sov W., Dcc. q Kas .....trh. ~
Werr, Nay l. E,is.r Ian. . spree .... fep !.
Ksser Nov - Spree Jan 10 u un, g,tii,
Passage -IOD -, az So, berth. tlrsi ,"Dll'
1rIVifu~ co, Bowling 'fe"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-16

stronS' even If irregular, at about 81 49, and
81 oo'a' Tor long and short sterling bills respect
Ney. compared with the rates week ago.
'i'S was "a recovery of the. fractions.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
The Financial Chronicle" computes the
gross earnings Of I3l railroads in september at
Ao,S72S7s, decrease Of $4971 SOP. 81 per
cent from the same month in the preceding
year. The mileage on which these earnings
were reported was 9G,6S9 against 1929 AT the
same time last year.
The Tribune has printed the gross earnings
O! lorty-one railroad companies or systems Tor
the first week in October OF the number
thirteen companies return gains OF Sl1IS3', or
62 per cent. and twenty-eight companies Losses
OF $55S124, or 1873 per cent. The whole number
shows a decrease Of $4l0.27G or 6.S per cent
1t has printed also the gross earnings OF hfty-
seven companies for the fourth week in Sep
TENDER. The whole number shows a decrease
OF N,006Si4. or 9S per cent.
First week In October
1s9: 1893. Difference r;c;
10 companies So 1894 ?,4oj Inc sol %
IS ,omIan.es $500 sos 3 90 IS. De. J1e,i-4 l''3
Al co's.~.... Sc COS $50 s. jo5l77 De-. sil0s7J OS
10 COM anic, II 81 slI ~ los Oh Inc $3.50 :02 90
IA companies s 297 39G 100 $50 Dec. l1'IciO III
81 cos....siO.152 O7 50 oOS 3G3 Dec. 81 Oo0sif "S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-16

SAVANNAI LINE.-FOtR STEAMERS
- wElK'N rom Nsw r., e. H. e. Of Srgns ~
: :. NicOOCfiEE wcdne>d'y 0ctobr Is, . i H.
tIrV OF NIjGI' STA saturday. october n y. m.
onnrrinp win Central Railroad 81 Georgia and slvai.
al i1ord, and Western hallway for ali paints III
,;I.OrtiIA. FLORIDA sOtTIt AhoLlNA AIAbAsMa
and LOUISIANA unsurpassed arcoInnlous,oa,; r"'''
'" !, u>SlINGfN W II. KlfrII, ten. Ag-
&C.. < r. ana w I.y, annah Fast Liae,
'-''" - v,oadw,v 3i1 Broadway,
L. " New Pier 81. North River.
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NORWICH LINE

IaNortr INSIDE k"lGctd 10 New
London II 90 NOfwich. $50 worcester 800; Boston.
* 90 Corresponding rdut Ton 10 o points east Steam
cr, ea,e 40 (jL numberi North i.l'er neNt pier
daily sundays excepted at
- ,ounccfirc with vc-tibnled express fialn leaving
Now London NJ J;:,s NJ reaching Worcester 90 and
Boston, . a. NJ
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findnfiai.
1indntiai.
OFFICE or TIE
ATCHlSON, Topeka & SANTA FE
RAILROAD COMPANY.
+. o. BOX $40 NO - NILk-sT.
CIRCULAR No. 90.
Boston, october IL 1898.
TO TUE HoL DERS or THE
GUARANTEE FUND MORTGAGE
PER CENT. NOTES.
Afchi.cn. Toprka aud ~nntn Fc Railroad {


the GUARANTEE FUND MORTGAGE six PEI:
CENT. NOTES OF the Atcii,on COMPANY, issued No
Nembcr 1905 and due No, cmbcf !, 1873. for 5000,
900 land u which the company acquired since their
the hands of louf>elye> upon a. UNDERLYING len
The nEXERAL MOE1GAnE FOUR PIX SI:N L.
October Is 1888 which originated with the Financial
Reorganization OF The Company undef which. a. well.
proyi-on wa nadc for the retention by The Union rd,t
M0I:T,3ACE FOUR PER CENT GOLD BONDS Of an
equal amount Of such bonds. $4,000 10 proIle for
uitin,tc retirement OF The GUARANTEE FUND MES.
I've id the company 10 defer retirement OF
the GUARANTEE FUND NOTES I'VE years. or Until
Xoycnber les the "EHERAL M1Er,,Ai%h fV' u, \,
until required for purpose Of such retic-
mcnt.
The PRINCIPAL md INTEREST OF the En-
TENDED GUARANTEE FUND NOTES will be pay
able IN GOLD.
The Company offers to the holders oil the
GUARANTEE FUND MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT
NOTES the right OF such extension nj par with
cash commission OF five ~ per cent? 10 be paid by
the Company on November !. 1S03. 10 such holders
ns will signify thrr assent bgfore October I'd,
instant.
The NOTES OF those hodcr- vino have not a-sen,"d
extension by October -. Will BE- acquired
and PAID in full November by syndicate VINO
Holder are respectfully asked to promptly conmu.
nlcec their wishes in writing to ..,,,,.,,r
!. ". RElNuARdr: rEESiDEnNT,
Tho. wbo assent will DO notified when 10 present
mrnt aniNirg sheets and receipt oil eaSh
premium, payable November Isl
BY order the Board OF Directors.
GEORGE &. MAGOUN. Chairman.
J. W. REINHART. President.
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ONLY $500 TO BOSTON.

VIA FALL RIVER LINK. FIR hsr-cllsl limitei tickets.
Fares reduced TO NEWPORT. FALL RIVER. PHOVl.
nr\,L and nj otter points. steamers Pt RfTAN and
piIGrIN In commission. Leave Pier 20 NORTH River,
.,,r Of MURRAY. L. week DAYS ana sundays a. 100
,,"nm.,jur NnrcN boat leaves Jrrsr city at 90
i,r "kyn al i..D D. ~. Orchestra on each steamer.
Nc.tibul,d fApr,. t-in> between It amOoit NhaE,
ran HustNl.
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Che Curt.
I linden PARK. NEW-JERSEY. RACEs.!

I linden PARK NEWJERSEY. RACES.u
EVERY DAY UNTIL THURSDAY. OCT %
Six races each day. Commencing at . r. NJ
Trains BY Penn,y lvana Railroad from Co.tlandt QUE
D.sbrOsses 81; at $50. 10 3I0. 10 90 M, l. 10.
~ 40 -p-cia. 900 src,ia and 20 p. m. special.
coat from Blookyn 20 minut's earlier Fare
tp, t;ranl stand Badge for neatcmans
rIjc Lady, ~ .OO.
~ ELSON x CO.. Il Cortlandt-st, between
~ church and Broadway viii KEEP their restaurant
aai ocn dinner parties during the Linden
and Elizabeth
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STOCKS MORE ACTIVE.
,prCES IRREGULAR HOWEVER
,rrECT on THE MARKET OF RUMORS FROM
wASHINGTON-POSSIBL POLICY IN
CASE OF FAILURE OF REPEAL
Sunday. October 15-p. M.


NIL United States Treasurer received last
.or from customs. So 602, 1888 from internal rev.
ure s9695.952, ard from miscellaneous sources.
.n. oas. total from all S57l2,22S. against S.
-, os9 in the preceding week. The falling off
=. receipts was pretty evenly divided be-
,r.ep customs and internal revenue. There
.os slight increase in miscellaneous re-
oe,nts which was probably due to seigniorage
ON coinage.
Tho weekly Treasury statement shows de-
or.ase Of sl2lS665 in the net cash in vaults.
aud an increase of $690,S76 in deposits in Ma
,,oral banks The reduction in the net cash
balances. according to the statement. was only
.soe $50 There was an increase in every item
.xceptng the gold balance which again was
an unusually large loss. Since the beginning
~ the month the Treasury has lost over So
100000 in gold coin.
The principal changes in the vault balances
we're made up as follows: loss in the gold
balance of 81 1920. by decrease OF A.s3',-
90 in coin and bullion, less IA reduction of
s115O in the amount of outstanding certi-
fcates again in the silver balance of S23O'54O.
by further accumulation of $4oS,72s in coin
and bullion, minus an increase OF Sl'sioS IN
silver certificates and Treasury notes, ana
again in the legal-tender balance of H,126.31S,
by an increase Of $2S2l,37S in notes, less an
issue of $lO95.0OO of currency certificates.
The holdings of National bank notes were in
creased by s1.59j 337 and Treasury notes to the
amount of $500 900 were issued in payment for
silver bullion but the sum of S291,149 was re-
turned in the ordinary course of business and
the volume of these notes in circulation was
larger by only $685. 5l. The Treasury's liabil-
tiles for the redemption of National bank notes
was enlarged by $19O.6S6. and the deposits of
lawful money on that account at the end of
the week amounted to $20.S1S,552 The Treas
ury disbursements have been almost entirely
in gold COIN while the stock of paper currency
has been allowed to increase. The amount of
old legal-tender notes. beyond outstanding GER
tfcates was larger by Sl,43i,629, and
Of silver certificates by s623,S12
Subjoned is Saturdays statement compared
with that of october Z:
oct. :. Oct. IL Dihci' nrcs
God coin and
bullion less ger - 100 - - 49,, -. d.. - am
$500 DcC qi'''''-0
citiucates 49, s7n39S lo,4G7.77l Inc. l.72G.37s
NATL bank notes. S33O, al 3,J-Oofo Inc. io"o'o''
Silver dollars nd
tacales go ssiS.O1S 3,O74,23S Inc. 2So,3o
cash in ,i9j slli G2os5o Dec Sl-looo'
Janis ~. las7i9n 1S,oo5,sl7 Inc. G'o,s76
Total balance s.S 2i7 i56 si27oJ4 ol7 Dec s52s 80
800 o00. 600
serve nm. 100 OCO 900 OOOO00OO
", o,.h ,oi Is ol- a3G So g,i 647 Dee -j22.1S9
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OLD DOMI\ MON l. y f..
nrD "D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

DIED ID" LINE OF STEAMSlilIS. am.
IL FOR IA ErAyEA. rrEETo CABFi.Lo nu ,Mios
go CARRYING hISO MAILS MD PASoLN"Lis>
49, FOR MARACAIBO. Via CuHAo No.;
PIERRFPONT SHORES. RlOCkLfN
ptIti' >ni;I,pIII\ . "Wednesday. oct. p. | y. m.
= : CARA SATURDAY NOV, = D. ~
= = NENEXt Ella iur>iaN, NV - - .h
mo. American steamships built expressly Tor thr
trade h,v. very superior accommodations Tor pa hSf'
& rtoT ivsIDE MONDAY. Ocs Ii
= Sltlday. Nov. !
y TOULTON. BLISS DALIETT.
General Managers. l3j Fiont't
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GIenmboatS
SVOYsNGTON Fine.

INNIDT TUT II IT aVNI'7N, ~
Pro, ident,, 80 FARES REDtCE
10 all points Ia I. ~ .,.,,- -. ,,u,,,,nr
Xc,, St,e steamers MAINE and NEW-HANpsHlRE
leave new Pier 81. y. IL on, book above tanal 't at
f,ilv c,crIt SUNDAY. connecting al StOull2ton
Whnf win cNplc.s train, 10 Providence aud Boston,
first cypress has t,ough Iarior car.
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49, 1898. Differences. r.c:
13 companies So II GA So -, 49J Inc - Sol "
IS ,omlan!es $500 sos 3 O.2 IS. De-. Joe,i-4 l''3
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GUIf0,iN\. d 4, NSEE:ysrowx AND LIVERPOOL.
From Pier Is, foot Of Grand II. jersey alV; -
AIASKN Saturday. Oct: u
Cabin massage, so and upward. Second cao'h' GID
"'~' '- A. ". UNDEtIIILI & CO..
Telenhnnn 3nol Cnr,llndt. 50 BroadWay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-16

Total balance SlS 2l1. iJ5 7l@1,5Ji C' Dec 9'-- 80
Less 800 100000
lceal-tcDder - 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-16

The bank exchanges of the New-York Clear
ing House and the stocks sold at the New-York
stock Exchange last week and for the week Of
the preceding two years compare as follows:
oct. II. 81. Oct. H. '92. oct IA. '93.
Exchange. S7.I 2j3 6I5 $632 900 O72 $iS4 64922i
No shares sold ,3bS21O l,l41,lf3 1,0SJ,f 91
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-16

n OMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantiqu'
,rniii, w trane.ul. ..... sat. oct. u moo
ia CHAMPAGNE Laurent -.....-Sit.' VI % a. "
l. HREJ-At\I. Collier. ~ -
A. ioliCf.r. General Agent. No s bowling "lcen.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-11-17
PERSONAL NEWS.

Kate Hayes spent Sunday with friends
in Port Huron.
f. II. Beecher drove to Croswell
Wednesday OH business.
G. G.. Burt, of Melvin, was in Yale
the latter part of last week.
Mrs. Frank Robinson is visiting rel
atives and friends in Brown City this
week.
Will A. Holden and family visited
relatives at Burnside on Sunday and
Monday.
John Richards, of Sarnia. Ont, has
been in Yale this week looking after
his money interests.
Mrs. Stewart of Hamilton, Ont,
spent II few days the past week with
Mrs. Hart and family.
Mrs. Thomas Holden and daughter
Edith have been in North Branch the
past week visiting friends.
William Gaskill, wife, and daughter
Myrtle, of Armada, visited among old
friends IN this vicinity the past week
Mrs. w. n. Lankin anG son and Mrs.
Newell Rivers, of Port Huron, visited
with III. q. White and family last week.
Anna and Russell Neitch, of Capac,
and Maggie Gibbons, of Hunnewell,
Mo-, spent Sunday with friends in
Yale.
+. :. Mcconnell has accepted.a po-
sition with a business house in Cleye-
land at SO per month. His many
friends wish him the best of success
for he is n perfect gentleman in every
respect.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-11-17
ExPoSITIoNS.
Little drops of water

Aud little oysters too,
viii soon be Joined together
To make the church lair stew.
Tourist hats going at SOC. and sailors
ut 400. at Mrs. james Browns.
Empire state potatoes from Tuscola
county for sale by James Brown.
A Saginaw lumberman says wages
of men in the woods will average SIG
to $40 month, against $40 to S2G last
year.
The high winds accompanied by
liurries of snow reminds one that WIN
ter is upon us in earnest. Prepare
for it.
The largest crowd we have seen in
Yale for some time congregated here
Oh Saturday last. The merchants all
report a good trade.
Don't let children suffer with Group,
when you can get such large bottles of
Brant's Balsam for % and 30 cents, at
Grant Holden Il Bros.
The protracted meetings being con-
Quoted 10y Rev. Perkins at the Gray
school house, Speaker, are progressing
finely. All are invited to attend.
If the hair has been made to grow a
natural color on bald heads in thous-
ands of cases, by using Halls Hair
Remover, why will it not in your case
The fall of the year is trying sea-
son for elderly people. The many
cherries, dark. dismal days act de-
pressingly, not to say injuriously, on
both old and young. Now is the time
10 REINFORCE the vital energies with
Ayers Sarsaparilla-the best of all
blood medicines.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-11-17
GOING OUT OF
BUSIN ESS
We have decided to close out our EN-
tire stock of about
$1,000 worth

of Dry Goods, Groceries, Ready
Made Clothing. Hats and Caps, Boots
and Shoes, Hardware and very
large Stock of Clothing at actual cost.
George Windsor, of the firm
is going West as soon as the Spring
opens and the business is closed
up. The sale is now going on and
there is no reserve. Everything
Will be sold at actual cost. This is no
advertising scheme, no sham
sale as we are not buying any goods.
Only selling everything at first
cost. Mems Overcoats as low as $500
Boys Suits 81, heavy boots $3.50,
mems suits 81, any print in stock Gets.
and some as low as as Bets. per yd.
1t is hard times and You cannot afford
to pay retail prices for anything you
may want when you can buy it for
cost. We take eggs as cash. We can
not handle any other produce. Every
person owing notes must pay promptly
when due and all parties owing ac-
counts must settle by the Goth of Sep
TENDER to save costs.