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knights of Honor.

Yerba Buena's open meeting last week was
a highly successful affair. The large Social
Hall at the Alcazar was crowded by the mem
bers and their friends The programme was
brilliant. The address of Grand Dictator
Archibald was much enjoyed and the dancing
was kept up until late hour.
Prescott Lodge No. 4125. the new lodge in
Oakland, had fine meeting last Wednesday
The visitors were: NJ. J. Thomson G. " d
T. Johnson. G. B.; ]. L. Pearea. dictator of
Golden State Lodge; w. w. Morrison of Golden
State, and George H. Noyes, P. D., of wv
Lodge, San Francisco
The new lodge at Merced, Columbia No
4l23, initiated three candidates at the last
held meeting and had several applications
handed in. Dictator William b. Croop and
fourteen OF the officers and members drove
over to LIE Grand on Saturday night and as
sisted TO institute Mountain View Lodge
Four new lodges added to the roll in one
month IN California. aud more to come, is the
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Masonic.

The convocstion of the Grand Lodge OF
Masons of California will be in the Masonic
Temple In this City on Tuesday, the 18th inst.
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Knirhts OF the Golden Banner.

The Knights of the Golden Banner will hold
a grand day and moonlight picnic at Harbor
View Park to-day and evening.
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Companions of the Forest. F. @. A.

Bonita Circle is making arrangements for
ball to be given in Mangels' Hall In the early
part OF November.
Inter Nos Circle Nc 2I5 celebrated its fourth
anniversary last Wednesday by a ball In Union
square Hall. which for the occasion was dec
GRATED with most exquisite taste with spangled
tul'e, flowers and evergreens. Inter Nos,
which is the home circle of Grand Chief Com
panion Mrs. Emma Harrington, has in it's
membership large number of verv handsome
young ladies, aud these, who are in the large
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ancient Order United workmen.

Valley Lodge gave smoker to its members
and friends last Wednesday night in Laurel
hall of the Shiels building. One remarkable
fact was the small membership of the lodge
present. There over $50 mem bers in the
lodge, yet there were less that 100 present.
the balance OF the audience being made up of
visitors. Grand Recorder HiIshberg took oc-
casion to dwell upon this remarkable state of
affairs and expressed regret that the memb ber.
ship of the lodge did no take more nterest In
its affairs. The mas ter of ceremonies for the
evening was District Deputy Blackman who
presented a programme that included ad-
dresses by the grand recorder, Past Supreme
Workman Jordan, Grand Oyerseer Judge
George Ii. Bahrs, original songs by Receiver
Sam Booth, vocalization by Mr.. Leonard in
strumental music by the Bukofsky brothers
and Mr. Cole, and an address by Past Grand
Master Barnes, who delivered one OF the most
eloquent talks Oh fraternity that he ever de-
liyered TO body of Workmen.
The entertainment recently given by Burns
Lodge lin the Alcazar was a delightful affair
and It was witnessed by large number OF the
memb bers, friends and veterans of the order
Master Workm an Thomas Case made few
pleasant remarks, Miss L. Halsman favored
with piano solo, Miss Sadie Burns danced a
skirt dance, w. +. Costellogave an exhibition of
the Baton drill, A. S. Fairwea ther delivered a n
address, Miss Nellie Casey favored with a
whistling solo and Gus Pohlman the yeter, n
recorder of the lodge, gave a serio-comic reci-
tation- This was followed by refreshments
and dance.
Inc enlefldluInenI Dy Excelsior Lodge will
be given on the evening of The 14th insf.
Ga Saturday evening, September 25, a
largely attended meeting of Golden West
Lodge took place at the Potrero, on which oc-
casion addresses were delivered by William H.
Jordan, p S. NJ W., Sam Booth, grand re-
ceiver. Grand Recorder and Brother Z. F. Joy
of Valley Lodge.
Washington Lodge, at the conclusion of its
meeting on Wednesday evening last, gave a
banquet TO its members which was largely at
tended. Among The visitors were Herman
schaffner OF Memorial Lodge and District
Deputy G. S. Turner.
On Wednesday evening, September %,
Special Deputy +. Wells instituted Sequoia
Lodge No. 335 at Scotia, Mendocino County.
Charter mem bership. TWEEN ty-fve.
On Saturday evening Sam Booth delivered q
lecture, illustrated with stereopticon views,
before Harmony Lodge.
Tne Past Master Workman's Association will
meet at Eastern Hall, Shiels building. Mon
day evening
California Lodge, Occidental Lodge, Bsy
District Lodge, Contra. Lodge and Tenn
pie Lodge, constituting the district of
Alameda County, OF which Lawrence
Nolan is district deputy, will hold dis
trlct meeting Of Fraternity Hall. West Oak
land, on Tuesday evening, October s. Ad-
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The Rebekahs.

Arthur Lodge No. 81 of Oakland paid a
fraternal visit on Wednesday evening 10 Por-
ter Lodge No. 272, and it was genuine sur
prise. The visitors were we'll received and a
good time was had until late hour More
such fraternal visits would be productive of
much good.
Amity lodge will give its grand entertain
the 9TH inst
Junior past president of the General Assem-
bly, Mrs. Marion Greenwood was in this city
last week
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gradual diminution of the tenor of the ore in
the pay shoots below the zone of surface de-
composition. Within the same shoot there
may be manv and great variations of the
tenor, but there is certainly no gradual de.
crease OF it from the surface down.
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Sore Muscles. Hea1y %r Relief for sprains. Rrn,..
sssa T9S Hss
sslie diarrh dysee1e91 for ali bowel psins
'''AnssA nausea etc An Druggists Dt morDus sas
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The seventeenth annual report of the
United States Geological Survey in eight vol
umes is issued and it comes with much of in
terest and value to the mining industry in
California. One of its interesting features is a
treatise on 1.-THE Gold Quartz Veins of Ne
vada City and Grass Valley, California, by
Waldemar Lindgren, which has before been
published a monograph. In the course of
his discussion of "Permanenee With Depth,
the W ritter says:
The frequent local irregularities of most
shoots make ii very difficult to affirm without
extensive explorations that the end of apv
certain ore body has been reached. Owing to
the habit OF Immediately distributing prof Is
as dividends, reserve funds for exploratory
work are seldom available, and a local i'm
poverishment in level has often been suifi-
cient to close a good mine. Experience with
the large shoots is still insufficient ior safe
generalization.
Leaving the difficult question of Geep min
ing out Of consideration, there are. however
in both dis tricts large mum ber of veins which
have been only slightly developed but with
improved methods may be converted into pay
ing mines The development of these will
probably maintain the prod uction of the dis
trict Tor many years IN the future, even if no
new ore bodies are discovered in the old
mines
1t can be confidently stated that there is no
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-08-20
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:
at rules held in the office OF the clerk
of the circuit court of Harrison county
on the first Monday in August, 1897.
Jed Nay IN his own right and as adj
ministrator OF Sarah A. Nay, de-
ceased, vs. James Nay and others.
In chsncery.
The object of this suit is to sell the
real estate of which Sarah A. Nay
or her husband, James Nay, died seized
and possessed, situate in the village of
Sardis, this county and State, and out
of the proceeds of such sale to pay the
Indebtedness of said Sarah A. Nay and
divide the residue thereof among the
heirs-at-law of the said Sarah a. and
James Nay.
And it appearing from an affidavit
filed in said cause that diligence has
been used on behalf of the plaintiff to
ascertain in what county the defendant,
Helen Halterman. q daughter Of the
said James and Sarah Nay, is, without
effect. and that she is in
terested in the result of said
suit, it is ordered that the said Helen
Halterman do appear here within one
month from the date Of the first publ
cation hereof and do what is necessary
to protect her interest in said suit.
Given under my hand this the I'd day
OF August, 1887.
CHARLES W. LYNCH, Clerk
Attorney for Plaintiff. 80 At
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:
at rules held in the clerk office OF
the circuit court of Harrison county, on
the first Monday of August. 1897: s
Lloyd l.. Lang, sheriff of Harrison
county, VS.. The National Casket
Co., corporation, Clarence O..
Brown, trading and doing BUSINESS
as the @. g. Brown Fur,hiture Co,
Solomon Kaspen, Adolf Ih Kasp9n
and Oscar Kaspen, traliA and DIP
ing business as s. KRkspen AID
Bros. Moses h. HnrshtH fg, Morris
Hurshberg. Nathan Hur1h-
berg, trading aud dping bdsi-
ness as Hurshberg Bl los & Co..
Charles w. Colston, Tho Keystone
Mattress and Spring Bed Co., aeor-
poration, The Columbia Merchants
Association, corporation and
others. In chancery.
The object of this suit is to- obtain an
order from the circuit court of Harrison
county, West Virginia directing the
plaintiff in the application of the pro-
ceeds OF the sale of the personal prop
erty of The Clarksburg Furniture Co.,
made by the plaintiff under an execu-
ton issued by the clerk of the said court
on u Judgment in favor of the defend
ant, N. q. Sperry, such proceeds being
claimed by the several defendants under
ard by virtue of certain executions on
Judgments in their favor. claimed to
have been levied on the same property.
And it appearing by an affidavit filed
in this cause that all the defendants
named in the caption of this order are
not residents of the State of West Vir-
ginia, it is ordered that they and each
Of them appear here within one
after the date of the tirst publ
cation of this order to do whai is nee
essary to protect their interest and the
interest OF each OF them in thissuit.
Given under my hand this tie I'd day
Of August, 1897. E. @. TETt1cK,
a copy. Teste:
CHARLES W. Lynch, Clerk
Counsel. S9-4t
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.

Notice is hereby given to the follow
ing named persons, who are defendants
in the chancery cause OF Jed Nay in his
own right and as administrator of Sa-
rah A. Nay and plaintiff against James
Nay and others, defendants, pending in
the circuit court of Harrison county,
State OF West Virginia, to-wit: To
Helen Halterman. the unknown heirs of
Lemuel Nay, deceased, the unknown
heirs of Alfred Nay deceased, and the
unknown heirs of Sarah Hagerty, de-
ceased, that the dispositions of various
persons will be taken at the law Office
OF Charles w. Lynch in the town of
Clarksburg, county of Harrison, State
of West Virginia, on the 30.h day of
August in the year 1897, to be read on
the hearing in the above cause on be-
half of the plaintiff.
If from any cause the taking of such
dispositions shall not be commenced or
if commenced, shall not be completed
on that day, the taking thereof will be
adjourned from day to day and from
time to time until the same shall be
completed.
Given under my hand this the I'd day
Of August, 1897.
JED NAY,
In his own right and as administrator
ofSarah Nay, deceased, by counsel.
CHARLES W. LYNCH. Counsel. 39-4t
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.

Stephen Myers, plaintiff, VS.. julius
E. Coffindaffer, defendant, In the cir.
cult court Of Harrison county, State Of
We f. julius j h Z. oofindaffer: Take no.
tice that the Deposition Of Stephen Ny
ers and others will be taken ut the law
office OF Lewis @. Lawson. in the county
OF Harrison and State of West Virginia
on the 9th day OF September, 1897, be-
tween the hours OF 2 o. m. and p. M,
to be read in evidence on the hearing of
lie above cause, in behalf Of the said
iffrom any cause the taking of the
same shall not be commenced. or being
commenced, shall not be completed on
that day, the taking of the same will be
adjourned from tune to time until they
are completed. You're &C.,
39-4t STEPHEN MYERS,
LEWIS @. LAWSON, By Counsel.
Counsel for Plf. S9-4t
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.

T. NJ. Sullivan, committee Of Samuel
Miley, an insane person. vs.. Catharine
A. Nfiley, William Miley. Benjamin
Miley, Samuel Miley and Others. In
chancery in the circuit court OF Harri-
son county, West Virginia.
The above named defendants and
each of them. not residing in the State
of West Virginia, will take notice that
the dispositions OF varions Witnesses will
be taken at the law Office of Charles w.
Lynch, in Clarksburg, in the county of
Harrison, State OF West Virginia,
on the 2sth day of August. 1891, be-
tween the hours of 8 q. m. apd 10. p: M,
to be read in evidence on hearing of the
above cause in behalf of the said 4. M.
Sullivan, committee OF Samuel Miley,
an insane person.
II from any cause the taking of the
same shall not be commenced, or being
commenced, shall not be completed on
that day, the taking of the same will be
adjourned from time to time until they
are completed.
Given under my hand this the Goth
day of July, 1897.
O. W. LYNCH, BY Counsel.
Counsel. 39.4t
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-08-20

THIS ought TO be hard year
for the populists IN Kansas. The
Kansas City Star reports that in
Pawnee county, one of the cen
trail western counties, where they
do not ordinarily expect to raise
much wheat, the harvest of this
years crop will average in value
Sl99.55 for each person in the
county or an average of practic-
ally $1,000 for each family of
five.
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Palnistry.

Bids fair to become the "1eigning
fad in Clarksburg. the reason for this
is the coming Of PROF. BARNADINA
the Celebrated Paltnist, who will no
doubt be remembered as the one who
predicted the acquittal OF Mrs. fleming
the New York lady who was accused OF
poisoning her mother few years ago,
in the face OF the strongest evidence
The Professor insisted that she would
be cleared and his prediction proved
true. PROF. BARNADINA has par
Tors at the st. Charles Hotsl where he
can be consulted on all matters OF i'm.
portance. His readings OF she hand are
wonderful in the extreme. 40-H.
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Prom Lightburn.

The remains OF Mr.. /. g. Key
ser. who died one day last week
at Jane Lew, were inferred in the
Broad Run cemetery.
Mrs. Mollie Jackson and child
rem, Edith and Goodloe, of Bel
ington, and the two Misses Pc
rine, Of Uniontown, Pa, have
been visiting at Gen. Lightburn's.
this week.
s. 6. Hall. wife and little son,
Spurgcon. are visiting friends in
Doddridge and Richie counties
this week. Mr.. Joe Bailey is
c.erking for s., g. Hall in his
absence.
Rev. Miss Mary Sterling, who
has been among US for several
weeks preaching and teaching
music, returned to her home in
Pennsylvania Tuesday of this
week.
Born, unto D. P. ssrother and
wife, a son.
Mrs Flora jackson, formerly
of this place, but late OF Gilmer
county, is here taking treatment
of DR.. Mercer.
Walter Homer, after spending
the winter here, is now in Florida
selling wrought iron ranges.
Mr.. Frank Chalfant. of Weston,
is visiting friends in our village
this week.
There were quite q number
from here who attended the dedi-
cation of the M. P. church on
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From Peora.

The people in this community
are expecting to have gas to use
soon.
Mrs. Oracle Cunningham is
very ill with diptheria.
Mr.. R. Baker and wife are re-
joicing over new baby girl.
Rev. D. W. Cunningham and
wife were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Shreves recently.
DR.. Amos, of Lumberport, has
been called again to our town
quite recently to see Mrs. Sarah
Drummond who has been quite
ill, but is now convalescent.
A Mr.. Ashcraft and a Miss
Mcdowell were married here at
the bridge by Rev. Mr.. Cunning
ham Sunday morning,
Kenneth H., a little son of Ella
and Cecil Cunningham died Aug.
10, 1897, age7 months and 8 days.
The bereaved parents have our
sympathy.
Mr.. Black Allen and son have
returned from Grafton.
Mr.. Howard Cunningham and
wife, of Shinnston, visited rela.
tives last week.
Rev. A. P. Sturms is among
the happy ones-it is a girl.
GUESS WHO.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:
at rules held in the clerk Office OF
the circuit court, for the'county of Har-
rison, on Monday, the Cd day Of Aug nst
1897.
gus, Sarah Lemley, Serena v, Dali
lev, Albert Maddox, j. A. Maddox,
Annette Maddox, Frank Maddox,
May F. Lemley, Maggie Sawyer,
George Maddox, Sarah OFT and
Mary L. Curry VS.. Sarah a. Mad
dox, Mary A. Hof, Charles 8. Mad
dox, Lola Maddox Burt, Mary 3.
Culver. Mathew r. Maddox, F.
Bird Young, Della Smith. 10. w.
Smith, A *. Smith, Adalinel Swish-
er, Sasah Davis. or the unknown
heirs of said Sarah Davis, and j. /.
Alexander, administrator OIL James
Maddox, deceased. In chaniery.
The object aud purpose OF thidisuit is
TO lfaye corrected decree. inferred In
the chancery cause, of Mathew or. Mad.
dox and others against Irwin VStutler
aud others, by the circuit court Har-
rison county, State of\West Virginia.
and to have the landsQentiolhed and
described in the bill in thh cauSe par.
titioned among the heitasnAr. law of
James Maddox, deceased, w the way
ind manner required by law.
And an affidavit having been made that
the said Sarah Davis is non -reslH ent
OF the State of West Virginia, and THAT
if she be dead, the heirs-at.law Of said
Sarah Davis are unknown, thu said Sa-
rah Davis is required to appear within
one month after the date Of the first
of this order, in the clerk's
office Of our said court at rules to be
holden therefor, and do what is neces.
sary to protect her interests; and II said
Sarah Davis be dead, then her said
heirs-at-law are required to appear
within one month after the date
of the first publication of this order in
tile clerks Office OF our said court, at
rules to be holden therefore, and do what
is necessary to protect their interests,
a copy. Attest:
LEWIS @. LAWSON,
Counsel for Plffs. 39.4t
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NOTICE To coNTRAoI1Rs.
MINERAL, W. Va

MINERAL, W. Va
August 0, tSg7.J
Until Septemb 9, 1897, we, tie UNI
dersigned will receive sealed proposals
wood bridge across Kincheloe Greek,
near Mineral, Specifications aid plan
residence OF w. L. Hall or q. F.
Hughes near Mineral. The 9mmis-
sioners reserve the right to reRct any
and all bids.
81. +. HUGHES
40 st Commissioners.
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THERE will bean exciting cam.
paign in Ohio this fall. A gov
ernorship and a place in the
fUnited States Senate are the
plums to be gathered, It is safe
to say that the people of the
Buckeye State will vote to con-
tinue the reign of prosperity.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-08-20

FooLHARpY adventures make
a rush every summer for north
poles and arctic seas. A noted
college president claims there is
where Adam and Eve set up
housekeeping. Some bold navi-
gator may yet re-discover the
original paradise.
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Cherry Camp.

Mr.. Ed. Brown, of Gladesyille:
Preston county, is the guest 81
his cousin. Mr.. F. E. Davis.
Emory snider, Of Washington
county, Pa, was greeting his
friends here last week.
N. Keesy is building a new
shop on his lot in the east end
w. B. Conoway spent Sunday
at Fairmont.
Miss Emma Grace Davis, q
Sycamoor. is visiting her aunt
Mrs. 7. j. Coffman
j. W. Samples, of craigmocil,
was seen on our streets Monday.
o. i. e.
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They tell us Bryan is stumping
Montana for free silver. How
much is not specified.
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The mills are being opened
and SO are the eyes of a good
many people who we're once in
clined to accept Organism.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-08-20

The wheat crop this year is
immense. There is more gold in
a good agricultural soil than in
anyKlondyke placers ever known.
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Live Locals.

Mics Elizabeth Goffman, Miss Jessie
dnd Della Renshaw, Lena and Orpha
Pdmm, Miss Jennie Pickens and II: d
B0ughner and daughter Miss Helen,
ara attending the State meeting Of the
Fps. o. Eudeavors ut Ravenswood
this week.
Mrs a. B. Halls visiting in Buck
harmon.
+ Ma. h. C. Ogden, Of Denver. Col.
is visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
IRA o Post at Temple Moor.
20 e1cursionists toAtlantic City and
81 to st. Lake Park from here Tuesday
morning
Mrs. Mamie Delaney and family of
Monroyia, who have been the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. John ], Davis, on Mech
anic street left for their home Sund y
morning.
Speaking of the Governors
action in making a notary public
out Of q woman. a prominent law
yer Of this town holds that riding
q bicycle Is the only way in which
a woman has a right to be motor
iously public. That exercise is
all right. because it is ''constitu-
tional," dontcherknow.
Tunnelton had a great old time
at its Sunday camp meeting.
While the religiously. inclined
persons we're engaged in worship
horse trading and whisky selling
was in progress near the grounds.
1t proved a good day for the
officers of the law. Six arrests
were made, three of which were
old offenders.
The biggest part of Clarks-
burg's splendid representation
at Atlantic City returned the first
of the week, and all report a de-
llghtful time at that breezy re-
sort. Most of them were named
in the TELEGRAM two weeks ago
and to-day if the roll we're called
of those who have returned, prob
ably not one of that goodly COM
pany would fail to respond. They
all look much invigorated. and
and none the worse for a becom-
ing tinge ofruddy bronze, brought
on by daily contact with wind
and wave.
A fresh air society of Balti-
more in the last two weeks has
been sending hundreds of poor
children from the city into the
resorts of this state on a two
weeks regeneration. The little
tots greatly enjoyed their outing
and seem to detest the thought
of having to return to the city.
The society has been asking the
co operation of the citizens in all
the summer resorts. and by this
means has secured funds enough
to supply the wants of nearly
one thousand Door children while
taking their outing. 1t is re.
ported that many of them have
secured homes in West Virginia
and will remain permanently.
It is predicted that the Clarks-
burg Mail and the Ne,os will drift
into a pleasant but spirited
rivalry as the months glide
along. Each paper is backed by
a stalwart disciple of Democracy
and while Editor Sommers is still
maintaining that he is sailing
his bark in independent waters,
few fail to recognize the same
cunning hand that once dealt
out Clevelandism through the
columns of the Ne,os or preached
1t over the hills of old Harrison.
However it will take more than
two Democratic newspapers to
convince the great masses in old
Harrison county that Republican
principles are not better for this
country than free silver and free
trade.
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BoARDERs WANTED - n ely
house. good rooms with watfsrl
supply, bath room, &c. Convex
lent part of city. Address BIZ
140, Clarksburg. 81
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THE papers from all parts of
the country are full of reports of
improving trade.
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THE Northwestern Lasm0erman
says the wave of prosperity in
the lumber business is swelling.
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FRIDAY. Aug 90. 1897.

WHEAT is speeding toward "a
dollar and silyeris drifting to-
ward a quarter.