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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-10-19
SAl.M AGUNJDl

Boots al Reiuhar::'s. j4-3U,tI
Remember that DR.. Stubs speaks
atFreeman Hall at 8 o'clock to night.
DIR. T.. T. Moore lie mist Eiku. Crown
and bridge work. Teeth without
plates. Office ut residence.
See Abner Wiseman's ad. of Jacks
and Jennets for sale in another col
umn.
S. NJ. Henley has the-agency for
the Maher y Grosh hand made knives
anu carries them in stock.
If you don't want a Nevada
Cuckoo in Congress, vote for Fran
CHS @. Newiands. ... .....
Go to Pen Craighead's for your
meat, Lork, sausage, Bologna and etc.
Every IL ing is fresh and clean
Mr.. J. c. Benson of Osceola, White
Pine County, is visiting his daughter
Mrs. Craighead.
The cheapest place to buy Really
made clothing is al Rr;mnarl';.
Don't buy smii Til YOU see oar
prices T4-3hfi
John T. Wright and Col. Moore, of
Ruby Valley, are hobnobbing with
their Eiko friends to-day,
Dave Casper has Just received {.
new lot Of samples of Fall and
Winter clothing which will be maize
to order from a17 up.
Lee Parsons is a happy father now.
Mother and daughter arc doing well.
Here's to You, Lee, with the hope
that the baby girl may be JOY to her
parents in their old age.
We have just received about 5UD
samples OF mems 1uitings for custnm
made clothing for Spring and Snn-
ner. Suits made TO ORDER from Sl5
and pants from So up. ". ;salNHnaT
DR.. Stubs arrived this morning
and will address the people of Elko
to night on educational matters.
Everybody interested in the public
schools should be at Freeman Hall
at o'clock. |
l.. Burkhart "a 'ieady to do oil
kinds Of painling, paper hanging and
decorating on short notice. Heguar-
antees to give satisfaction. Go TO
him when you need anything in his
line .- -. -.
The silver fight is on and Nevada
should not lag behind her sister
States. Vote the Silver ticket and
show the friends of the white metal
everywhere that Nevada is loyal to
the cause.
E.. Osen has returned from Salt
Lake and opened up business in the
Badt building. He has a full stock OF
boots and shoes which he will sell at
reduced prices. Repairing cheaply
done. Call and inspect his stock. y
Rev. F. S. Witter will preach at
the Wells school house next Sabbath
morning and evening, and announces
that he will preach mt the Good
Templar Hall, Starr Valley, next
Monday evening Oct. 22nd.
a tine display OF silver ware. fancy
dl 'hes, lamps, knives. forks, spoons
etc, at the Eft. NJ. Cos. Cali and
inspect. these goods, which IRE tee
nnesi in their line aver brought
Elko
a scheming lobbyist in the Gov
venor's chair would use his office for
the benefit of the corporations Of the
State and against the welfare of the
people. Prevent such disaster by
voting for John 2, Jones for Govern
or.
SENATOR Jones and General A !
Warner, President Of the Nationa
Bimetallic League, win arrive in Ne
yadl about the 18th, says the silye,
State. and make ktres ~ Po,,,s 49,. u.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-10-19
WEST & TRUAx,
Wholesale Druggists

........ Toledo. Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price rs cts.
perbottle. Sold by all druggists.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-10-19
BORN
PARsoN:---In Elko, Nevada, October
18, 1894, to the wife of Lee Parsons,
a daughter. .... ...... .
HnW's This!

We offer One Hundred Dollars re-
ward for any case Of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-10-19
F. j. CHENEY e. CO.,
Toledo. Ohio.

IOI6uO, OhlO.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. j. Cheney for the last 10 years rnu
believe him perfectly honoratln in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out ':Dy obligations made
by their firm,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-10-19

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
A Pure Grape Cram ot Tartar Powder.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-10-19
At o'clock sharp, three head of fine
Jacks and choice lot Of Jennets.

The Jacks are as well bred as can be
found in America, The sire of Maxi.
million, which is 8 years old, was i'm
ported from Spain, and the two head
OF three year. old Jacks being his get,
and they from the best bred Ken.
lucky Jennets. These Jacks are all
pedigreed and the same will be fur
nished to parties purchasing said
stock.
TERMS OF SALE-One-fourth to
bepaid on day Of sale, one half of the
remainder in one year, and the bal
ance TO be paid in two years, by giving
note with approved security, bearing
interest Mt the rate of s per cent. per
annum.
M. G.. LAZEAR.
ADMIR- WIsEMAN, Agent.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-05

Our 8eisitisuns Der nod unter 8is'
len berrfdenSen sroben uuflarbsit iibsr
ben &obIensoa, ben ber neue Iarif auf
40 Gents pro Come berabssfebt bat.
mbss Nadfsbenbes bienen: gor allen
Dinsen barf ni1t psrsefen ipsrben. bab
bic barte &oble, tpelde mir in unierep
Oefen unb Ssisporri6tunsen bremen,
fdon felt bieIsn Sabren sollfrei 1T.
Wenn unb mo baber i'm neuen Tarii
bon 3obIe bic Rebe 1T, 70 lit nur bic
peide ober Waidinen. 8obIe barunter
su periteben. Disie bat aber bislana
ME unter 70 oniebrisem Soa sinsefdbrt ipers
ben fbnnen. aIs sesenpdrtis. SIM Sabre
1916 betrus Der 8oa 5 @ents pro 8uibsI,
nas isbr bod mar :; Der Tarif bon
l842 normirte ben 8ou auf sl.75 per
1onne, Sn benz befannten SreibanbeIs.
Iarif bon WaIfer i'm Sabre 1916 iparsn
30 Prosent bonn @ertbe anseisbt, etipa
81 pro Come 1862 ipurbe Der 8ol
auf sl.l0, 1864 auf sl.25 erb6bt, um
1872 pieSer auf rs Gents erniebrist
su iperbsn. go bieI betrus er bic sanssu
SABRE fer, Bic ibn bic Milion Bill gan,
aufbob, Der Senat aber tpieber 40
9ents anisste. Diefss iit bic @eI6i6te
oes 8OblensOas felt 78 Sabren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-05
Sunmpre.

- Die PsnuipIb. 8obIen So. bat an
ibrsm Gulmbaufsn su @ipip @roue einen
guSpaidunssapparat ansebradt, um
bic feineren 8obIeniorten erlanBen su
t6nnen.
-Die iabrIide Sertits GuSbanbsruns
Der StaIiener bat tpieber beeonnen. GUNS
bsrte febren in Serbits na6 StaIien su.
rid, perbleiben bort iiber Winter unb
fommen bann ipieber, ipenn i'm Sriibiabrs
bic Mrbeit bier ansebt.
= Im Sreitas ipurbe i'm DunmOrs
SriebbOfs Der 80 Sabre alte Sobn @eber
beerbist, tpeIder sipei Gage supor in benz
Nstparf, q. S., Sospital seitorben mar
gr mar Elm 8ruber bon Tbeobor @ebsi
babier.
-Sn ben Sdnbsn bsS Germ Sobn 3
Smith bsfanb iid felt SUM 1889 BIZ
Summe bon S439. so, tpeI6e bamaIs ali
SilfSfonb fir bic 8eippbner bon Sobns,
toipn seiammeIt. aber ME bef6rbert nor.
ben ipar. Serr Smith bat ben getraf
nunmebr Der ct. Soiepbs @eielIi6aft sul
8erbituns bon @rauiumfeit sesen Sim
Der unb grtpudiens iberseben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-05
Ca8 xhal abpdrt8.
Ssnrp BsiienfIub Bat baS WiId
aeihGft bon Mbam 8eters anaetauft.

Senrp WsiisnfIub Bat bas Mild'
ssi9aft bon Ioam Betsrs ansetauft.
= Das Durpsa 9ofamt III mad
benz neusn @sbdube eeseniiber bon Bears
Ipotbefe perIeSt iporbsn.
Das SupeIiersei6aft bon q.
S4iller in Gpoea tpurbe in Der 9tabt bon
Dienitas auf W(ittpo6 Inn Waaren gum
8etrase bon 800 beraubt.
- Irob berfuIii6en Initrensunssn
mill sS ber 8. 8. & SO. So. INNER nod
nitt seIinsen, benz @influb bes @ahers
in bic Saafeab @rube Su Durpea Gins
baIt 3u tbun.
- 8eim Iussraben fir einen 8run,
men an Taplor StraBe itiirste am Sam'
flag Wiliam SppeaS in bic Tiefe binat
un6 brad an benz sinen 8sine bic 8nie.
I9sibe an sipei Stellen, am anberer
8eine an brei. Ser Dtann, Der ipubl
fir 2sbensssit Elm 8riippeI bleiben ipirb,
1T mad einem pbilabelpbier SOSpita
sebradt ipUrben.
Sas 9fsrb bon Sobn @ilis ideut'
am Sonntas in OIb SorSe unb itieb ar
ber 8rIds nit einem anberen Subripert,
suiammsn. Miais, feline Srau uni
S5bnlein tpurben beraus sefdIeubert
bic Srau 1T idper berIebt, ber Sung
iparb in ben Slub seibIeubert, aber TO-
fort berauS sefidt unb unperIebt befun'
ben. uno Wiais ieIbit entfam nit einiseI
Nuetihungen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-05
6pSe Harfer Sfotisen.
- Brof. gotuea erboIt iib Ianeiam
unb aud fein IusenIi9t behert ii6.

-Brof. Botpeg erboIt fi6 IaneIam
unb aud isin gusenIi&t beRert iid.
= SRI. 2issie 8rennemann unb Ser,
Wiorsun SoneS tpurben borIebten Mitt.
tpO6 Sur6 gaitor SteIIinser setraut.
= Serr Mssssr Smeifdisb pur
Sampton Strabe perIor boriee Wodt
Elm iuertbpoleS Pferb. ipeIdeS frepirts.
- Serr @onrab Ulattern bat oas
Walter 9iumboIb gisentbum go. 324
Bromley Mpenue fdufli6 ertporben uni
1T am Nontas babin umse3osen.
- Gin SdusIins Der @beIeute @eores
8nieriem bon gtorb Gunner Gpenus
ipurbe am Sreitas in benz @aibburnitraBs
5rieebofe beerbist. Serr Baitor pape
leitete ben TrauersotteSbienit.
- Stabtratb 8iitor 2auer bat feline
Stene aIs @ieber in ben scranton Sfen.
iperfen aufseben mdfen unb bat am
Sreitas cine Steae aIS Srieftrdser. Subs
ititut aneetreten.
- Serr 3bos. S. Sosan, 8oIi,ei.
Sergeant. 205 @aitIe StraBs. Baltimore,
Wb., iast: Wleine Srau lit flint Bio
feds Sabre an Sdmer;en i'm 3lden.
Sic fonnte feline 2inberuns erbaIten, Bic
iie ct. Sabobs Del sebraudte. ipeIdes
iie in furser 8sit ipieber beritelte.
- 9ie IL Sabre aIte Nnna siirff
Todter Der @beleute Martin Sirf bon
@rope unb Cottage Strabe su parf
9Iaee, ftarb am Sonntas Worsen na6
a1tmpnatIiber 8ranfbeit. Die 8e,
erbisuns fanb am 9ientas Morsen bon
Der Siibieite ct. Marien 8ir9e aus
nad benz Sriebbofe in Der 90. @arS
itatt.
- Ser 81 Sabre aIte WaIter 9rice
bon Heunter Strabe fubr am Sonntae
Moreen auf einem Sra1tsuee mad
@larfS Summit. um 8aitanien su fudsn.
IIs er bort abiprinsen ipollte, bIisb er
nit ben 8Ieibern bdneen unb tpurbe bidt
neben bas 8eIeife eeidIeubert. DaS
linfe 8ein ipurbe ibm Serquetibt, eine
8ebe bes redten Subes abeei9nitten unb
aud am 8opfe trus er 8erlebunsen bas
bon. Man bradte ibn mad Sem biefsen
SpspitaIe, mo er am Sla8mittaes itarb.
-Sn tsm @sbaubs bss NessrS Sobn
2iap an 2adaipanna glbenue, nabe 6.
Strabs, brad am Dienitas abenb seeen
8 ubr Elm Seuer aus, baS an brei pers
l6iebenen Stelen i'm atpeiten Stodipsrfe
entitanb unb einen Sdaben bon etipa
5000 beranlabte. 9ta6 Der grildruns
bon Seuerdsf 5erber unterIisst es feinem
3tpeifeI, baB bem Seuer 8ranbitiftung 3u
@runbe lag, benn Der SuBboben I'M atpeis
ten Stpdwerfs mar an berf6iebensn
SteIIen aufsebroden unb bIsetrdntts
2appen binein seitedt unb ansesiinbet
porben. Wlan mil aud furs Dor bem
Seuer sipei Nesermdbden eeieben bcben,
bic aus benz Sauie rannten.
sA- 8efelt bas ,,DodenbIatt"
entbGlt ale Hadri6ten-$2 idbrli6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-05
Bon 3eterSbura.

= Sn 2ittIe England tpirb siemIi6
eifris sebaut, beicnoers in oer gtdbs ber
8irde.
= Midael 2uSpis baui an Der Sarris
ion Gpenue elm einfa8es Wobnbaus. 90
BEL 26 Sub, mi. einem SIiiseI 4 bis l3
Sub.
= auf bic beidporene glusiase bon
Simon Gder ipuroe am 5reitas Der 90
Sabre aIte Gisarrsnma6er Senrp Wlilsr
aui bic AnfIase perbaftet, einen frimineIs
len ansriif auf bic l5idbrise Gable
Staples sema6t su baben. Ri6ter
ar&balo iteIIte ben gnsetIasten unter
$1,000 8irsibaft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-05

Niele 0tttraftipnen I'm erffen
sSlnr.-billi9
Gsprsbis bHbi6e 8aneialden aus papisr...4 6
@rcbs 8lui6sn 8aialins. s......................4 6
esiuene 5ai6ertii&r fir Damsn, nit 9niti-
Suti6s OslaaI6sn nit prcpftu, isbss Stiid 4 6
@rObs Silpsr- arus fir ainSsr-..........".4G 8
a-8,G gbina,YIattsn ..................4 G
@robs psiBs Sbr. Opar untuIaiisn isbt......4 6
WtIn, nur..................... ............-..4 =
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-05
Bdpue Gpuutu.

- Serr glIsr. 8oist 1T aus Teras
mad SoneSbaIe suriidsefebrt, bot aber
perseHen, unS einen Der Silberflumpen
sur Yriiiuns susuienben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-05

Sames Blair, 4rdiibent.
Q. B. Briee. 8i3e prdi
8. 6. Q Sddfer. ganirer.
u. B. Blair aiiift Gaifirer.
Sbeo 8. Straub, Seller.
Oirettoreu:
Sames Blair. Q. 3. 4riee,
SEQ. 3 GatIin. Srauf M. Gpenesr,
u. 3, Blair. Samss ardbalo.
B. 8. aenneoD. Seuitt 6. Blair
Bm, 0. SieisI. Sas W. Oaiforo
aibrt Elm aIsemeines 8dnfgeiddft.
SieIlt Btdisl Sablbar in 'rssnb einsm sb,iIc
Der Welt aus.
8 pro;ent Sntereifen auf 9epOiitsn bsabIt
lin 8unoidaft plrb 9ebetsn.
Ofen Samitag Gbenbs bon 7 Bis 8 llbr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-07
THE RIGHT TO STRIKE.
Congress Will Investigate Judge
Jenkins Recent Order.
pIDHE EXoHBD HIS JURIsDIoTIoN2

The Matter Will bc Looked Into by q
Committee, Who VIII Report Whether
tho Judge USED HIS once to Intimi-
date Union Pacific Employees"
WASHINGTON, March 1T is expected
that subcommittee from the house judic-
larry committee will go to Milwaukee to
Investigate the labor decision of Judge
Jenkins, of the United States circuit court
for the Eastern district OF Wisconsin. The
resolution of investigation passed by the
house yesterday provides for an inquiry by
the full committee, but it is expected that
Chairman Culberson will on Friday next
designate sub committee, with Repre-
sentative Boatner, of Louisiana, as chair
man.
The resolution as adopted directs the
committee to investigate and report
"whether Hon. ]. G. jenkins has exceeded
his Jurisdiction in granting writs of in
junction, abused the powers of process OF
said court or oppressively exercised the
same, or has used his Office as judge to in
timidate or restrain the employees OF
the Northern Pacific Railway company oil
the officers Of the labor organization with
which said employees or any of them were
affiliated In the exercise of their rights
and privileges under the laws of thu
United States, and il so what actor
should be taken by this house or by con
gresss."
The committee is empowered to sum
mon persons and papers and to spend $50
for expenses. While the trip to Milwau
kee has not been officially decided on, it il
looked upon as the best way Of getting a
the books and papers of the court and ex
amininx the court officers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-07
THE HORNS ARE BLOWING.

"wot are they BLOWN their horns for /.
enid Grover to his Sec.
Cause the bloomn' old Dcmocracees is
teetotnl wreck"
.'wot made them change their minds SO
much since eighteen nincty-two?"
Cause they've tumbIed 70 the racNef,hn'
sec wot r. ec Trade'li do"
Then Grover took down Adam Smith an
tried to fird therein
That puge tina says protection ID tho
meanest kind of sin.
But he couldn't settle down to read FOR
listenin' 10 the d u
Orthe hornsbiowin's after election
How big's McKlnleys majoritee ?" said
Grover 10 bis Sec.
Just about the Size OF that that Maynard
got In the necls'
And wot's the news from Gov. Boies.
likewise Pennsylvania"
I'm both of those two bailiwlcks protee-
TONS come to stay"
Then Grover sworc at Maynard, an then
lie swore At Hill;
An then he swore All awful swear at Hi
Mckiuley's bill,
While the people were just whoopin an
CHI erin 1it TO Kill,
An, the horns wore BLOWN after election
AN how about the Old Bay State" said
Grnvcr 10 his Sec.
For hlawsted. bloomin' Mugwumps the
people no longer reck'
IAN have they licke my Russell. the pct
of Joe QuinceeF'
They've buried him de"p under thirty
five thousand majoritee
Then Grover shed n great big lear, an
said: II plainly see
Its a condition that confronts us an moi
a theoree"
An then he sent for Hoke Smith an laid
him across his knee.
While the horns were biowin' after cleo
tlon -Pitts6uT9 Times.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-07


Some few practical farmers we'll un-
derstand that much larger crop oil
potatoes can ba obtained when the
manure Ia of a long, stringy character
than when we'll rotLed manure. OF
special fertilizers are introduced; but
this knowledge has not yet spread TO
the vegetable grower. critically 30
called, says Meehans' Monthly. Yet 1t
Is amazing what All enormous crop OF
potatoes can he produced by the use
OF such material. III any OF our anna
teur readers, who want to excite the
envy of their nelghbors by growing
superior crops, will cover The potato
sets with mere straw. or some 0theI
kind of litter, several inches In depth,
before the earth is drawn over them
they will certainly have this personal
satisfaction. Draw out trench. say
4 inches In depth. put the potato sets
about foot apart, cover the whole oil
this trench In inches deep with straw
or litter. and then draw or 1 inches
of earth over 1t, and the product vii.
be surprise Not only are the pota
toes large and produced In enormous
quantities under this treatment. but
the ssins of the potatoes themselves
have a bright and clear look, which
makes them an object of beauty as
well as Il desirable crop from tho pure
ly vegetable point OF Wow.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-07

a farmer of Sumter county gives to
the American Times Record the FOL.
lowing as his views on the financial
question:
There is SO much said in the country
about hard times and the scarcity oil
IN oney, and as everybody has q cause
and knows remedy i thought would
write and tell your readers what
think Ia the cnuse.
will not say what Congress Ia doing
and ought to do. neither will l leave
home for the cause, but will stick to
Jour own county OF Sumter.
Ne are told that there is All over pro-
Iduction; this may be SO in other coun.
tiles but 1t is not 30 in sumter.
The trouble is that we buy more
than we produce. There Is too much
flour and bacon shipped here every
year. The things we ought to make
at home we are buying.
We let our timber rot and buy our
pIow stocks. singletrees, ax'handies,
hoe handles and fencing.
We throw away our ashes ana Duy
SOAP and axle grease,
We give away our beef hides and buy
hame strings and shoe strings.
We let our manure go TO waste and
buy guano.
We buy garden seed in the winter
and cabbage In the spring.
We let our lands grow up In weeds
and buy our broums.
We let the wax out OF our pine and
gum trees and buy chewing gum for
our children.
We build school houses and hire
teachers and send our children OIL to
be educated.
We land q five cent fish with 81
fishing rod.
we send Is cent boy out with O $50
gun and n "a dog to kill birds.
We raise dogs and buy wood.
And about the only thing in this
country that there Ia an over produc-
t.on Of Ia politics and dogtics.
Now this will not apply to every
farmer In our country. We have a few
who are farming and raising what
they did fifteen or twenty years az o.
and they are doing just as we'll as
then.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-07
Beecham's pills are for

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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-07

Rev. A. T. Prettyman preached from
the 18th chapter of Hebrews. 10th and
18th verses. very interesting sermon,
last Sunday night, to q large audi,
once.
II | were the Delaware City NJ. E.
Sunday school and lent delegate to
% Wilmington convention l would
obey the law and send dollar by the
delegate.
The Rev. d. II. Corkran. who was
invited to become our pastor next
year, has declined the invitation. Rev.
Maddell is spoken OF, but there Ia not
"a very strong party in his favor.
Eight hundred herring were caught
I'm the locks early on Tuesday morn.
ling In one haul.
Miss Clara Vail spsnt yesterday with
Miss Bessie Price.
Mr.. Wm. Steele Ia quite sick.
Mira. W. A. Price is confined to her
room.
Mrs. G. W. Bright. our assistant
postmaster. Is quite sick.
MI. Calet Price of Chesapeake City
visited mis- mother yesterday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-07

1.-THE legislature which will be elect-
cd 10 Mon.ana next fall" Representa-.
tive Hartman, OF that State, lie quoted
a. saying in a recent interview, will
elect two Senators next January.
One will succeed Senator Powers. for
six years, and tho other will serve four
years. have no doubt that both Sem
ators will be Republicans. My own
Judgment Ia that we will carry the
State next fall by 5000. The financial
and tariff legislation Of this Congress
strikes a destructive blow at every
industry 10 Montana. The Wilson bill
strikes at lead. wool. lumber. barley,
coal and everything else waich the
State produces. Two of the three
leading Democratic papers In the
State have declared against the bill.
Prices are down to almost nothing
There were 2.252 900 sheep in Montana
last year, worth s6.0(000o; this year
their value Ia not worth over 81. 600,
600. In 1899 the wool men received
for their clip %. 500, 900; this year, with
a inrger clip. they will receive only
si SOC. 0O0--a clear loss of ell. 700. 900
Wheat. which WINS last year worth from
65 to so cents bushei. this year brings
from 80 to 80 cents bushel Barie,
that was worth from s5 to 90 cents ,
bushol now brings only 90 and IS cents
and so on all along the line.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-07
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NAMES FOE afrEnEEcr.
The following are few of the many that nave
oeen entirely cured of Rupture by DIR. J. B.
Jacob C. sehant. 2a1o North Broad St., Phpa.
e. G. Gneesly, Sheelton. Dauphin Co., Ia.
r. B. Rooster. Phoenixyille, Pa.
K, A. Hall, New ton, n. j.
John II ,sche Yellow Housep. G. .Berksco. "A
a. s. Kieingema, Lirnekiln r. o., Berks Co., Pa.
Isn sa ss 5Pstb KeP Gsat sspsre; Pa
c. Heritage, Mulics Hill. N. j.
L. e. Hess. Rockhill, Pa.
r. A. Kreitz, Slatington, Pa.
e. NJ. Buiall, Mount Alto. Pm
!. ii. Kusksi. ISL Linden ST. Allentown. "a
leo. W. Watt, Eorristnwn, Pa.
j. T. Benny, 6o4 g. 10Th St., Phila-. .,
A. p. L,yimore. Woodbury., T. j..
pallet sSs M Ms.a s asth South 81 hRf Tss.os r
L. r. Deturf, Jr., Obey, Borks Co. Pa.
!. Genseheimer. Clayton, n. ],
Dam, ass ss.I g. Rssgs 4Fys
YIN. Grantland, Gloucester n. j.;
n st.Aw, Winona Avenue, W. Of Morris strssA
WIN. DiISis2s Montrose St., Phila. e
Thomas B. Hartung, New Knsgold. Pa :,
G. Leckei, 22sl Reese St., Phia.
J. @. Quimby, al Pearl st., Reading, Pa.
r. g. Stanley, s24 Spruce st.. Lebanon, PA
A. Schneider, Locust Dale, Pa.
d, b. Noll, Limekiln P. O., Berks Co., Pa,
G. A. Deturk, Bildsboro. Berks Co, Pa.
VIM. Z. Harte nstine, Phoenixville, Pa.
W. NJ Linebsch ,6A Washington s., Reading, Pa
John G. Lyme, 1910 Howard ST., Harrisburg, Pa
chas. Smith, 4ia Greenwich g., fhila.
C. @. Keehn, DouglasvilIe, Bsrks Co., Pa.
Henry L. Rowe, Pottstown, "a.
Vim. J. !Mbix hans, $40 Taylor 81. Camden. Ma
Alfred Haley, Phillipsburg N. ].
r. Msgin, Gien Lock, Chester Co., Pa.
MI. 3eckard. Baird Ct, Gerrnantown, n
WIN. Ettibger, Leesport. Pc:
4. Crebtree. aSOl aaiethorp st;, 1h,ls.
i. s. Greedy, 85t7 ltorth and e., phaaa.
philadelphia onics is closed on the 2nd sat','
day of each month, DR.. J. B. Mayer being at "a
Hotel Penn, Reading, Pa, e give treatment
rsons in that vicinity on that day.
S>,Ny j. B. Mayors tarms for treatment " II
=. ofeil Call and get cured.
n n. Persons from out of town can recelv
s-#,.tment end return horse the same dag.