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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-05
R COMPANY Chartered
For the Purpose Of Supplying Water
for Consumption
BY the People Of the Towns of
Benwood and Mc%Iechen-The
Authorized Capital Stock One
Million DOnars-The Plans Of the
Projectors of the Enterprise.

The Secretary Of State yesterday is
sued a certificate Of incorporation to
the Benwood and Mc.Iechen Water
Supply Company, of Benwood, W. Va,
with an authorized capital of $1,000
0lo The stockholders are VIM. c.
Hall, Charles Schad Robert Newton
and Michael F. Deegan, Of Bonwood,
and Jesse L. NcAIechen. Of MclIechen.
This corporation has been organized
for the purpose Of securing a new and
better water system for the neighbor-
ing towns Of Benwood and 1IcNechen.
At present the people Of Benwood de-
pend upon the old time and almost
colonial method of carting the water
from the river. This has been in vogue
for many years. AID is altogether very
unsatisfactory. The residents, who
are not provided with wells or pumps,
are forced 20 rely upon The water-car-
riers for their supply Of water, and a
great deal of the time they are without
water Poor ana as unsatisfactory as
this system is the people of NcMechen
have 90 depend almost wholly upon
the various pumps distributed about
-he town. Consequently the towns of
HeuwOod and McMechen feel that their
interests are kindred and have united
iu thc movement 10 get better water
supply. The water works system Is
not deemed practical or advisable, and
the plan is TO make a proposition to
the Wheeling City Council at its next
meeting that the BenwOOd and Nc
Nacheu Water Supply Company pay
contract price for the privilege Of con-
Meeting their water lines with the
Wheeling mains at the lower end OF
the city. The Benwo0d and McMechen
people are confident that the Wheeling
Council viii make q contract for a sui
dcient amount of water per year to
supply about 5000 people. The com
nanv lust incorporated expect to spend
about 100000 in piping Benwood and
McMechen. This means of supply is
expected TO furnish water much
cheaper 10 the consumers Of these
towns. The Benwood people now pay
ten cents a barrel i'm the summer and
fifteen cents a barrel in the winter
time. and then do not have water half
of the time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-05
WEST VIRGINIANS

Were Not humorous nt the Inaugural Ban.
trp-Iiu and -ir-- 1oFcner There.
Special -o the El-srer
Washington 1'apch 1.-The West
Virginia contingent at the inaugural
bail tonight was not large. Captain
and Mrs. DCyeUer were there. wish
party OF friends Tine Captain Was ON
the committee tO receive the President
and Nice-PresidcuL- Senator ElSios
was too busy with other g1airs and
with the friends Dee had with him from
out or town to- witness the inau-HI1-
ton ceremonies, to- attend the ball.
Senator and Mrs. Faulkner did got
attend as they feared the crowd would
be TOO great for comfort They had as
their guests 90 witness the Inauguration
proceedings 2r the capitol, and Che ur.-
cessloE, the Senators daughter Miss
Sallie. who returned from school and
Mrs Bird. the Senator's niece.
Congressman HuliuE and Miller also
remained away nom .le BAN. the lat
ter has no family and the FORMER had
some of his family i'm Washington
Neither of them goes i'm much for gay
ely of the society sort.
Congressman and Mrs Dayton had
2s their guest Cd witness the iIs.ugura-
tiOn procession Miss Aloie Gould. OF
Preston. They did not attend the i'm
auguratiou ball.
JudEe Pearson. who represented the
Sixteenth Ohio district I'm the last Con-
gress. was here with party of friends
TO see the great qUadrlcnnia. sl1".
Mrs. ID. u. uOdgman and Mrs. Frank
Blake. Of ACuuGsville, saw the big pa-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-05
DANGER IN SODA.
Serious Results Sometimes Follow Its
Excessive Use.

SERIOUS
Excessive Use.
Common soda is all right in its place
and indispensable in the kitchen ana
for cooking and washing purposes put
II was never intended for a medicine
and people who use it as such Will some
day regret il.
we refer TO the common use or SODA
20 relieve heartburn or sour stomach
q habit which thous ands Of people p:ac-
tice almost daily. and one when Is
fraught with danger; moreover the soaa
only gives temporary relief and IN the
end the stomach trouble gets worse anu
worse.
The soda acts as a mechanical irri-
tart TO the walls Of the stomach ana
bowels. and cases are on record Whefe
r. accumulated i'm the intestines, caus-
Ing death by Inflammation or perlIOn-
its.
DR. Harlandson recommends as the
safest and surest cure for sour stomach
(acid dyspepsia an excellent prepaia-
ton sold by druggists under the name
of Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets. Ihese
tablets are large 20 grain lOzenSeS, FeI!
DIeds1ill 10 ldclt anu tN-ANt''A-
ural acids. peptones and digestive e!e-
ments essential to good digestion, and
when taken after meals they digest the
food perfectly and promptly before II
has time to ferment. sour and poison
the blood and nervous system.
Dr.. Wuerth states that he invariably
uses Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets in all
cases of stomach arrangements ana
finds them a perfect cure not only Tor
sour stomach. but by promptly digest
ing the food. they create a healthy ap-
petite. increase flesh, and strengthen
the action of the heart and liver. Ihesy
are not a cathartic, but intended only
for stomach diseases and weakness and
will be found reliable in any stomach
trouble except cancer Of the stomach
All druggists sell Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets at so cents per package. .
A little book. describing all forms OF
stomach weakness and their cure mail
ed free by addressing the Stuart Co.. o.
Marshall. Mich.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-05
SMALL TALK
liinor Matters o; In -,-es. Briefly and Pith
iIy To

alinor Matters OF Ines, Briefly and flta
lily To,l
Mr. c. p. Flick has taken Governor
G. w. Atkinson's residence On Twelfth
street.
Vim Hanen. catcher Of the La
Belle. had his right foot badly burned
a couple of days ago.
Henry N. Drills has purchased the
merchant tailoring establishment Oh ms
father. N. j. Brilles, in Sistersyllle'
II. A. Blum is building an addition
to his store room, corner Thirty-sixth
and Jacob streets. which will extend 1t
back to the alley.
One Of the mills at the La Belle
stopped yesterday on account OF a pair
of tones beinC rOUghed. Everything
else ut the plan, is busy.
The report Of a landslide on the
PBtsburg division of the b. G, o., near
Pitsburg. reached this city last night,
but no particulars could be learned.
A sewer at the alley between Twen-
tv-secord and TWou,y-third street. on
Market. cayed i'm yesterday, and made
q bad and dangerous hole in the street
Henry Hoffman has removed from
South Eoff street, to the store room,
corner Thirty-seveGth and Jacob
streets, formerly occupied by VIM. En-
rich.
The local divisions of the A. o. H.
wiz give q union entertainment
in the Carroll Club auditorium or the
Opera House. on the evening Of st.
Paricks Day.
"A meeting Of the committee in
charge of the arrangements for the re-
ception to His Eminence, Cardinal Glib
bons. will be held at the Carroll Club
Sunday. March 18th, at 3 O'Clock.
in Police Court yesterday morning,
Mr.. Matt Chew presided i'm the absence
of the Mayor. Joe Driller, for light
ing. was sent up for thirty days. 5. R.
Holden. drunk. also went to the hill
john Bartollis, formerly bartender
at Sam Rufus. has leased the saloon on
ex-uoliceman Dan O'Brien, on Twenty
seventh street and has taken posses
sion
The Riverside Steel Works is again
off. after running for three days. 1t is
supposed by some of the men that it
will run now according to the schedule
of the Bellaire Steel W0rks-25out
three DAYS week.
Rev. H. ". Doggett, Of Fairmont,
will lecture every evening this week at
1870 o'clock and in the afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock at ST. Luke's p E. Church. His
lecture last evening and the previous
night. were very interesting through
out. and attracted a large congregation
at ST. Lukes
George #. Ebeling, the South
Market street druggist, is renovating
and making somewhat extensive i'm
provements i'm his pharmacy. He has
re-paDered the walls and ceiling and
has divided his laboratory into mechan-
zeal and Office departments Mr.. Ebe-
ling has also put in a private telephone
line. connecting with his residence.
The Wheeling and Lake Erie pas
senger train. due here at $40 p. ~,
was two hours and q half late last night
being detained by C. freight wreck on
the main line Of the road, beyond War
rentown. One freight car was off the
track. but the engineer of the passen-
ger last night stated that no great dam
age was done. and no person injured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-05
------O --------
MARTINS FERRY.


The person or persons connected with
the Water Board who were hurt so bad
over an item concerning the Gisuse Of the
reservoir in times when It should be used.
that he had to call the attention of an
other paper to the item and have It cor
rected to suit them must imagine that
the Register reporter has not enough
brains to know that water boards are not
held responsible for spring freshets but
he must remember that a reservoir the
size Of the one the city has will hold
enough water to supply the consumers for
two or three days at least, and it should
be filed and kept i'm readiness for times
ike we have recently experienced. The
water can be pumped directly in the pipes
from the river when II is clear and fit for
use, and then when We have a flood that
lasts but two or three days. the water
which should be pumped i'm the reservoir
could be used for that length Of time and
no pumping need be done.
Enoch Miller was up before Mayor Barr
yesterday on the charge Of lettering
around the South school building for I'M
moral purposes. The Mayor fined him
SO and costs.
VIII Kearns. OF Steubenville, was here
calling on friends last evening.
Last evening Rev. S. J. Boyle married
Miss Mary Howells and Mr.. Harry Joseph
at the Presbyterian parsonage. Both
young people are well known and have
the best wishes Of host of friends.
Wednesday evening at O'Clock Thomas
Greer, an aged and respected citizen OF
this place, died at his home on third street.
after thirteen months Of suffering with
cancer The deceased was born in the
year 1890 in Chester county. Pa. and
married in 1855. the year in which he
came to this city For thirty-fve years
he was foreman of Manns foundry. 4
wife. two sons and three daughters ale
left to mourn his loss They are: James
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-05
TRUSTEES SaLE

Rv virtue Of a deed oil trU z
H. Il. Keenan, 10 M as tls...
day of June, 1896. l VIII Oh
SATURDAY THE 2-TH r.v .v
MARCH. is.l.
nj 10 a. m. at the front door
House of Ohio county, seu
the following personal pi'i
No. l0J suits. No. y. sprI
mats: ! pair standard pillow
DIafu shades: No. : s1deDo--a. r.
trs. lO-piece toilet SET; I No. .t. D.. f
or. . pictures; pictures, q e..
small. 4 glass dishes, o ira.F"
dishes. l steak pOuuQor, j ior..
fin nan: PA green Wilton la.
brown Wilton laid; fancy m
rcd and drab mating - H..,
i-Kid cpL: No. . irInc
10 1875 lace curtains, 3 wood
10 roo coffee mill; j No.
stove: l No. l03 water cooler. So.
Ior suit. No. 1916 b. lounge. T 81.
stand. No. % G-ft. extension ...
4SS chairs: ] No. ClOi-s tea set.
and forks: / bread knife; 30.
nan 2 tin cups. ] $40. 80 cone.
nv nan: ! No 3 fry PAM
Hottie. No. 20 stew pam. : sla
Tor cream. spoon and sugar,
castor. 6 Hartford spoons t1J..
ford spoons tea; j 81. Io pe
Terms OF sale-One-haif cash .
fe2.sz JOIN 4. HOWARD --
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-05
Ninth AND LAST WEEK
OF DR.. CHARLES LINCOLN SMITH
At the Mcclure House-Over wv
People Rejoicing-eoo Ref
ences and Credentials
in This City.

All this week. This great expert mas
had the patronage OF many OF our 80
ing citizens during his visit mere. Wi.o
are unstinted in their praise oil MS
skill anil reliability Those VINO az
suffering with their eyes and deie3'lye
vision should not miss this rare OPP
portunity. .to
The best evidences Of success Oh rile
famous New York eye expert H.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-05

young Percy Henderson shortly after the
fire The boy was first taken across the
street from the Farrell house. to the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Hanes. Mrs. Hanes states
that the boy complained Of the smell Of
oil. and used the words: Take the oil
out of my nose" This simple statement
is enough to show the falsity Of all the
foolish and boyish arguments which APP
peared in yesterdays 1ntelligencer. The
facts as mentioned in the Register re-
main undisputed. and the authorities
cannot consistently or conscieniously per-
nit the matter to pass without making a
thorough examination and rendering
verdict.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-05

Special GO -he Register.
SISTERSVILLE. ~. Va. March 1.-THE
latest news received from the recent strike
Of Murphy & Jennings. ON the Luskiu
heirs lease out near Conoway i'm Tyler
county IS that fl is fully as good as at
frs, reported. and it win open up dev5I-
opments to a great extent ONT there.
Nearly an of the territory ouJ there has
been under lease for some time and the
people holding the leases are making ar
raneements TO test their holdings. The in
dicatious are that operations vii. be very
brisk on. there i'm a short time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-05
CONSULTATION FREE.

The McLure Private Parlors No. 1i9
Office Hours 10 a. m. to 4:3O F. NJ, ant
:. to g u. M. OnIy-Ladles' Entrance OF
twelfth Street
few only need be mentioned in this
connection. They include such well
known citizens as Stephen Water
house. J. II. Lancaster, secretary
Schmulbach Brewing Company; Chas-
Hoffman, the we'll known butcher;
William Goering. Of the German Fire
Insurance Company; c. II. Ahrens, OF
Kraft. Frank 4, Co.; John 4. McGin-
ness. foreman Nail City Stamping Com
pany: John Brill, Of Greer q Lains;
Louis Schrader. of j. T. Goodwin "
Co: o. 3. Hughes. Of Sherrard; E.
ward Reed retired merchant; o. y.
Meehan, Steubenyille. o.; John g.
Pogue. Alexandria, Pa; T. p. Amick'
A. p. Dalzell. G.. L. Colwell. Wellsburg;
G. O. Robinson and William s. Car
roll. Of Bellaire; Rev. DR.. d. y. Cum
ningham, Supt. W. II. Anderson. II.
l. Blond. Asa =. Booth, Rev. Nc
Cutcheon, Rev. W. II. Hayden. l..
Spence, of Martins Ferry; Edward
Wagner John Wright, J. II. Emblem,
Rev. W. A. Anderson. +. a. Thomas,
Of Bridgeport: J. c. Reed, of Wells
burg. and many others of equal prom
inence. including professional men,
school teachers. clergy, etc. Some Of
these cases presented difficulties which
had bafIled professional treatment for
years. yet in every instance complete
and permanent relief has been afforded.
and willing testimony to that effect
has been given.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-05

Charles Lincoln Smith. is the hundreds
Of testimonials he has on file from
grateful individuals. who, after seek
ing relief in vain from other sources.
had their vision and refractory power
Of the eyes completely restored. Inc
high character Of his methods Of aid
ing those who are suffering with burr
ing. dizziness. neuralgia, aeaGache'
spots before the eyes. inflammation
granulation, winking. trembling spells
cataract. burning and smarting Of the
ewes. various nervous and brain affec-
tions. etc. entad.ns not only POSITIVE
injury to the sight hut untold misery.
give to his patrons an advantage OF
which the sufferer is glad 10 aVaA
himself
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-05
SECOND SIGHT,

When you feel you have tried every
thing and every one consult US. A daily
occurrence is the surprise shown bv
benefited patients at our office
DO YOU have headache? Do your eyes
water? Do they burn or smart? Does
nrint run together when reading? Feel
as II scum before the eyes? Do things
appear double or mixed up? Have a
desire 10 rub the eyes. tWitching2
Does light pain them? For afv
trouble of your eyes consult us.
During this month we devote
much time to children's eyes. we
make glasses at popular prices Zone
reason of our popularityl-make a care
mi examination free of charge. The
hest proof Of our success is the num-
her Of recommendations from our old
patients.
PROF. Shelf,
Scientific Optlcian.
lilo Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-05

People who bought bargain counter
BICYCLES last year are now looking for
now wheels. and they need them Buy
q sterling and stop the drain on your
pocketbo0k.
T. a. HOGE & CO..
1865 Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-05
A YELL ESTABLISHED
FLOUR, GRAIN y PRODUCE uU,grs
FOR SALE,

Intending 10 close out my nu -l-. --..
before April LIST. 1897. ] on,r u
goods. fixtures and entire -. b..
sale. including one pair bro.
years old. thoroughly broken
and harness complete. Tine s
be- leased for q term of Years.
completely fitted up for tho basin.
location is a very desirable
JAM tttNGfI
$50 ...
Wheeling. W. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-05

Oil City, Pa. March 4.-Certifcates,
no bids or offers. Shipments, 77,267
barrels: runs, 96136 barrels.
View York. March 4.-Petroleum.
Pennsylvania crude steady; April Gle
bid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-05
JEWELRY STORE TO BE SOLD At
AUCTION.

The elegant jewelry stock of Shelf
Bros, ITO Main street. will be sold out
at auction. commencing on Saturday,
at 2:30 %. M, and continuing each af-
ternOon and evening until the entire
stock is sold. Nothing to be reserved.
Those wishing to make a sure and
safe investment should attend the sale
of the Berger property, at the Court
House tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-05

FOR SALEM SCELLAN5gys
~y>~-~0"o->>--~~->o~-~>o" -~-------..,
FOR SALE-Fine bar fixtures. -..
seen at Jacob Wiihelm's S. ~.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-18
Review Of the week.

-~sa local market has beer. 6cr3rr the
rasf week all that sccal business men
rs,stiA hone fer ana tacy are well satisfied
,.-ffh TIE business that has Gene - them
n, she " holsxala w0r.8 tnEags have been
a,-tsve and IN tEe cereal woT5 4 better
S.s.,f{Ffey & ATalrs co4l8 uss exist Wheat
e.-rsf- lsss g ts very GFTn. an8 The prices
srys mere than shs average farmer ever
.~fss5gga.eS Tause wAe hare pleGtw q
vgheat VII - able - esean &gs at aa euar-
esne euGrFn0Hs q - % fna1e ussG &
y,-N~at ard these Who are Hi8&as - rln
- FssE Ray E&ke SffN ca&re- as many
S.f3vxse snHF pFlfas ElA ccGgirsse 20 Hf-
,-sr--. Eeparts frosp all ever she wcEld
.~-r, - hist A. q grcat s1cTfAge. bait e.
80 Ssaaa snn crops were never larger or
fner aaa ia NssAsuEtcn farmer eas sF-
-. r,rs4oss 20 BE- exc EaEI Eosz1 fsIx7ss are
49, spsa fhxt * - - "a eeet 81 vi rot
Il .ozs es1sEx &c 49, a% - . g0S4s411 10
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-18

Hrs2HsfUHs BB}
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug Flour was
s9vancna scfay sEf too late for toaay's -
srta Chicago wheat Is lower, and ire lesel
aua sssessll five market has else declined.
So. goods are firmly held. Barley y an
changed, although the market = e4sleF
ard ere demand IS ighter. PREVIOUS
,eyss,as r1lls al osss aud c0Fn. InsTe were
Fair calls for cats today ard receipts were
small
Closing QEofnfions.
vyhsat-s,rong; December. s-ss: May.
a., sS-c,-T.a~re yellow. s1B-ls9fIa.
Hrsn-C California Slss1AA ~
Flour-Net cash prices FER FANNY exsFas'
SEk18, bakers extras sAssaAes.
tghes--Sbipuing. Sts8 fcr No J AMI
$50 FOR caosce. milling Sl5ssl-b3
Farley D. CO rgheF. SGT ~; cSoles
r.rFrFfr 4 Essg1ee. brewing. Sl-ts351 La foT
Nc / ard n4tss Cor coaS.
oats Poor 90 fair. s-Gf3-ias good %
eso5~a & lgltsI -zts; fancy feed. tA-f -
pew red, gl.8sssai-Is; ne~ Salinas *1s-7s8
Ia
Ysour gsa-+sr sacks It1I2. shat, cs7-
satx ssas narlry. $50 d. Oregon, -Fs
Fesrs ssaeks s. ~. corn. CentalS. ~ po~
fafaes SACKS 6lss. ou4-Rs 1at. agan. -.
YygFstlsrUs SO: shoTts. 1A. Day, Sets -.
straw. "A. asxseed. saekS. "a ~cos. = se@-
Is nssfes ruraher ss4 wsas. gallons.
4 70. eransy. gAIlsr.s. Isa0
asroaace. FEaff. Etc
MISUNDERSTANDING tsg1 Per ton.
Aay@Wheaf. r.eis. wheat ard cat 81
Ga. cat. S-as1s rsyer h@s-Ss. - oS@.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-18
THE CHICAGO MARKETS.


SIC kNNAEN "a AbA3F-
CHICAGO. Aug. t7.--As decline e 1e per
husbel iraugursged tuday's business %
wheat September. which closed Sesfer~
Cay worth saieC, started at from s4s 70
S4isc. 10 gradually Improved 20 sc. and
fell OF egGlu to tfl4c, and Tor over On
hour kept fluGtuating between these fiR-
ures. December was seInewaet steaoicr
after the confusion Ct the opening ard
narrowed its discount for September Tor
a time. The i.tyernool rn4fket at TIE
opening was only ssssa higher than z
closed yesterday. which "a comparison
with yesterdays 2tac advance here. was
a great disappointment and sis erect ca
tho market was very apparent. ia Au-
dition 70 the unsatisfactory advance st
Liverpool, the receipts - thle4ko sliti-
stantially confirmed t'le lncr@aae Ell move
u1cnt that Yesterdays estimate fore
Swallowed. The number r. ears Inspected
into store was 455, compared with ~ Z
year ago. OF this number t& WGge feW
wheat. The out inspection was I&,ale
Braastreet's reported an increase Of
7se go bushels In the world visshte CONF
pared with a decrease OF Is@0 bushels
che year before. The market had been
holding very steady between Sag aud SO
report. became weak imneaiateiy attef
and declined To SIC. New business tFosA
tho outside was small. end what tntFe
was OF it was chiefly for December de-
orally in the way OF settling no o0fstand-
Ing contracts. CBaahy's buying Of De-
Gambler was quite conspicuous a Nttt ette~
rator was said 10 heTe received very 0is-
coura ging news regarding the prospects
for spring wheat. Seaboafd adNtceS were
in continuance Of what has been their
regular drift for some tlnae concerning the
excellent demand from exporters. Long
wheat hogan TO como ont 1n the last ho&F
Of the session, but Il did not look ike any
OF the larger lines. IN feet the m6fkef
was too small To have taken any co1isl1-
cradle quantity without quite severe
break September gradually deeisned 20
s3ikc, bat had recovered 10 Is Ase AZ
the close.
Corn was weak from the start. losing
&c during the FIRST hour business. ana
recovering but little of the deeHre. tfop
rnnnrts were ~ the most faferab'e eh9f-
acter Liquidation was quite l7e1N8 Z
rialiy by elevator people, Who reported
free accevtamceR e4 country Nite5 tfEe.
Nothing ~ particular ioteret developed
IN oats The market was fairly active.
though the range q priees was unitaHn IA
narrow. There was M inclination te yield
with corn for a tirne bat che good e1-
port demand checked g.
Quite an active business was done n
troyfpinns During toe firr hour the me
fueure Of lower yar1 rrires waH feit. bot
the ms rker suddenly turned elronE on ina
FilVfnw ~ bir lire ~ pork rfitted %
Armour, and although some 81 tie aa-
vance was subsequently, lost. TIE market
remained strong 20 the close.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-18
CanadianPacifc
AND
oo-Pacifc Ry.
THE ONLY LINE RUNNING
LUXURIOUS SLEEPING CARS
FROM THE
PACIFIC 10 TIE ATLANTIC
WITHOUT CHANGE

t-pHOr STrRED TOURIST CARS sslly
.. = Paul Wednesdays 20 Boston and
Sunaavs 10 ruroDko. without caAnge.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE DAILY At
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MAGNIFICENT SrEA MEFsS ON LAKE
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