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Free Methodist Church.

First Free Methodist-9l2 Pine street,
between Ninth and Terry avenues. Rev
Alexander Beers, pastor. Preaching at
IL a. m. and 7:30 r. m. Sunday school at
o:45 a. m. Young peoples meeting. p. M
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 1880 p. m.
Seats free 10 all.
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Gospel meetings are held every evening
at O'Clock and Sunday at IL a. m and
3 D. m, at 2l7 Second avenue south. under
the auspices of the Volunteers OF Amer
lea.
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salvation Army.

Ihe Chlldrsn's Progressive Lyeeum
hail. First avenue. at II o'clock Gus
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First Spiritual society.

First Spiritual Society meets every Sun
day at Rialto, on Madison street between
First and Second avenues. Lyceum meets
at 1880 p. m. Conference meeting at 2
p. m.
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A reward Of $40 VIII be paid for ,s...
nation leacing 10 the arrest and ssssss
ton or any one stealing copiss ~ =.
observation-disclosures delivered 10 sahscrn.,.
throughout the city.
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United Presbytcrtan Church

Sixth avenue and Seneca street-Rey.
W. NJ. HOWE. pastor: residence. 1922 Terry
avenue Services, II a. m. and 7:3o D. m.
Sunday school. 1918 p. m. Y. p. s. c. e.
$50 p. m
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Tomrosfffon.

We are row prepared TO do conpos. ton
far ths trade (any msasuTsl II N0aparsil.
&lulon BREWER ard Long Primer. Salts
faeslou guaranteed. Call or address Post
Izge.l.gezl c.. Seattle.
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narian-Restffutfou


Meetings every Sunday afternoon at an
a. Gas First avenue. All are invited ana
free speech allowed
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Christian Alliance.

The Seattle Socialist Union meets every
sunday at D. n to Masonic temple TON
floor. front entrance. All are welcome.
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Mental Science,

Mental science class meets ever,y c,,,s...
~ 20 p. m az the banquet hall. Masortc
block. entrance on Pike street. All are
cordially Invited M aiS
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Evangelical A..ocfstio.

German-Harrlson street ara ~,
avenue. Rev. August Ernst nas.ar 30
nsrIlson street Services morning and
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ADVERTISERS NOTICE

Advertisers desiring display adverse
ments changed for the SUNDAY lssus ~ ~
hand In copy oy o'clock Saturday 10 !.
sure change.
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MRS. BESANT COMING.
The Great Mistress of the Occult on
Her Way to the Coast,

Information has been received by the
Amanda Lodge Of the Theosophlcal Society
that Mrs. Besant expects to reach Seattle
on her lecturing tour about the end OF May
She will In all probability be accompanied
by the Countess Wachtmeister. whose Sc
ries Of lectures on Theosophicai subjects
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o1d avenue south. ""0 Sec
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MARRIAGES

WINSLOw- Pr ATFR- S~>,>
nesday, March "a lSs7- a. ~ Va
of W. NJ. Mallory. Mr. Hanrss TresAieags
OF this city. and Miss Holly ~ sasOs
Little Rock. Ark. Rev. NJ u $50 ~ (
officiating. ". II Mtsan
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NOTICE-The business Office a a.
Post-lnteiligencer Is open until IL a ~
sunday hour. 4. n. 10 1880 D m ara;
to p. m. Classified advertisement -
be received up &c this time.
Advertisements under the head al loe
Found. For Sale. For Rent and Sitaato,s
Wanted will be inserted at the rata q
cent . word each insertion. Paymen, 4.
ways In advance. No advertisement =
ceived for less than IS cents.
Advertisements will be received n
branch offices OF the Post-Intelixenes-
TACOMA BUREAu--Nr. LIS PacIs.
avenue.
PORT TOwNSEND-w William J. Jsns
BELLINGHAM BAY-New whalson
.. II. Culver. Manager
OLYMPIA-4lTia Main street G. c
Winstanley, agent.
The following letters await adverslssa
at this office.
A 10. III. L. Nurse
Buy. L. T. Room
Collector. N. r. Rsnton Hill
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Mount CarmeI Mis.ion.
Ffrst Chri.tInu Church,

Mount Carmel Mission, No. 1906 Third
avenue, between Union and Pike streets
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W ,S.e- Sunnydale. Thur~a.,. -.
s s@,' 10 Mr.. and Mrs Harry s. w ~ I
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IN order 10 secure cor-sr,
should Re left at the ha.ss tie al
n nnii pspe'' No 'harss is nsa. ss sss I
Funeral notices. rss,,u.,. ID
ca arr curcsmea.s viii s - =. o. csAer ~
rate or 10 cents per Ina saarsea Al =
FosT-INTELIICr y ;Tss,sisa
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HELP wANrEp-MALE.


wANTED-R. r. aborers No mn
sls5; chore man In city; mixer =.
farm hands, SIS: news agent pefpss,
bridge carpenter: vegetable MAI ~
dish washer: mill carriage ne.gg.
cook: waiter: boy. knee boiler -.
porter: outside men. coal and asa,s
miners: teams; trfmmermen, stout n
borers. Si55. Shingie mill TO rent. p.'r
ness chances: furnished farms 70 lsI.'
wood and bolt chopping; fun Of WA
at Cranes 105 Washington street
DON'T BE POOR-Mr. Editor, have W
heard OF IL? The new FANNY Dr.
Kneader. / am making N.@ -,
easy: took agency, greatest seile' ~
saw A million will not supply W -.
mand, customers Delighted, sss go ,,iss.
manent lob: good pay; no capitaL m ",sa
l.. World Mfg. Co, O6 Coiumpus. -
wANTED-Man with ambition arc 20 ~.
10 INTRODUCES a new article among ~ -
chants and stablemen IN SeatIie NJ "a
cry city and town IN Wssnlnxs 49, ssIs
surrounding states; nays ~ per, GAY, go
on sight no competition. Aon is p,ss
stamp. Columbia Mfg. Co, iS1 n
street, Philadelphia, ia.
wANTED-An idea. Who can DE- psa.,e:
some simple thing 20 patent! 800. ns,..
W. 80, Weo5erburn Co. DIP.
q 20 patent attorneys. Nashins'gsh ". 4
G. for their 81. 500 p.izs onef anu
100 inventions wanted
INTELLIGENT men 10 prepare %, or, a u.
service examinations for goyefn11ahas.a ,rss
sifsons. Catalogue and inforrisiioh. -.
civil service College of Corrs-pcialasss,s,s,
Loan IL Trust building.
d. G.
WIDE man with large CO. 1884,
aco1fafDfaures 10 sell for caso VI -
ment= choice mining shares. so'S rssrry
missions paid. Martin q 70 -
street. corner Of Second avenue.
-...a.~x-sras
wANTED-Bookkee VINO unns.ss.gTr.x
1trnTl7er- business. stenographef ~ y. 80.
Address stating experience Ia ai.,vsassr.
encf~s Lumber, care PoSt-ihas.'sr- ----
sATFswEN wANTED-For cigs.ras,i.ss
wsekIy. salary and expenss-.s r q.
Lnus4s e,rrerfence unneeessa,ss
Morgan A Co. Fort Wayne LEI.
WANTEp-Meu everywhere 70 'a ~. ~
vste detectives under insts ..s.il's1 etees-
perfence unnecessary. ~ ~
i've Agency, Indianapolis, IT. ~
wANTFyD-salesTneB 20 sell 20 7s' srpea-
time: 500 monthly and e1ls j., ,rs,sar-,iealsrs
ence unnecessary: wflts 4oa
Acme cigar Co. Chicago. -
sALFsMEN-For cigars; ~ ,s rssa~ q.
airy and expenses pain ..,..srlaa The "
necessary. permaneat
l.. Kline Co. 81. Louis- ------------
sAT-rsMrN FOR cIGARs.--fooscsss s Us
-, - les y,aId. novelties s~v c
60 eoeds. experience unnsSs
c Bishop Co. -. Loeis-
WANTED-i.e11 men 20 e,.nt foos
Msrrtarfs hotel restaafshs
Washington street -~
yEANTED-Firsman a. - sardsy noFF
Company. Apply al oillce
ing. --------..ss
WANTED-Firsf-c class .s1rs,sh.
work. zl3 FIRST avenue $50 -------~-
WANTED EXPERIENCED a1'
Cali s0i New York DsoeS
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GRAND BALL every Thursday and Sas.
urday evenings. corner Third and Nae.
ison street. given by Mcknight. Mus.
by Marotta Bros.
NOTICE, X. OF P.-Bureau Of Relief K
of p. will meet this day Sunday. Apa
18th. at IL a. m. I. kORN. Secretary
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The following letters await adverslxa
at this office
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-04-29
WORDS OF


AFs '-'1 III
- 'Sf='@ I'm goes 1~
- s- .1 ~ cst:zea.
8 q Fae'o1@ olt 1aaeS
II" cr1t "-ee-s q care sem
r
..pr~t ma 80 '~e4rr- :ha n
mea-Hr.a s.-t--.te between ~ w.-4.e-
81. ] hIsrgser-.
K "a coy deal ea-s er II rerv.-re
a man I'll g j. u-gn. tin - 81,
attn to aeaaog lie i.
tha I3.i..a ia.
v8a IKE t.-, aa.l far ghfD4 n.trra
~ - ~. .-...I -, -.t.i
Hu.o-
i. i -. c}o-ao.o- - ---~a.a
- III =, ia ana ~ ftva:.n r+-a.
x.tb honor q +-~ona pa. So. n,.,,-
lie w.t1 s~a..u}0-.
~
7'-o
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-
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-04-29
THE WEATHER BUREAU.


50 uaant-. se 80 us t.. y
vc3,.a~ .a- 'll. ez..st
uh9 u.a4. Is. a.ttle- no-e
i aI. e.rs II ..ata
T.au.l l..t -ssa NJ, 8 fer lis .r9tI
former .. -, ISIS ~, lis
cH5,Aol n +. t,.f>o- = . t1-
p-pycu.eats 5 ~L.t:coTo.o-. cal ,.r-.
Perla5. ttr HIS. Lotatl. s -.
son ~ i rs nap iS>.a az. a.9cSt
co.ac.4a.t u..a t..4.. t.a - - ~
re-a.ar: az! uniformity = -"
b.-eau1 go. .tto.s
Tie >ae weather h1-o7 IS ta -
cor 3 ...5 AT familiar attstct -
,.a we llIr.en I~~ti#.- e- i r.
ports ..cA.. ana t.o-c ..a'4. wealth
IT summarize. l4 the form III +. o....
bs!irt+ts <eear.y all tl4 Stat,s est -
tie MISSISSIPPI have hal >.s@A hs.~-aa-.
AMI ,o..e Aaye heeu e,.4hl.,." 81 - tie
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-04-29

NountaIa sheep appear to be de-
crraslns ~ Colora 10. an !, stranger
ttsII. tn. rare and tInii uuine|s are
eav4ng tAelr dizzy hsn1t- among tire
nI-u m0uatalu pets5 M drawing
Il 4arcr II tnr n41itttI0u, o. man t3tn
ever before. II the conparativclv lcw
~ IS, near the tpwn oiJelier~on, there
Is nov y lock Of titty or more m0uu-
tan sfeen. Jefferson Is on Tue Sogtn
'arl i~;l4roa /, about ~eIehtv-one n4les
south of Denver, IN PARK County. 4:
- an oll-ta-nionel com nruitv, an
lt~ near Il toe w known summer re-
>ort, jefferson Lake. The vicinity,
al-turbc bv the rumhic of trains a,
Well as the SCUM l. Of human lite ant
ninstry, Is not at all \ quiet one. 1t
mas none o. the characttrl>tlcs which
t,uatlv mark the natural home of the
almost extinct mountain sheep.
And vet tor several DAYS past a han1
Of at least fifty o. the ~sott-evei, large
horned native sheep of the Rocky
fountains has been calmly Crazfns
trouud the town OF Jefferson an | close
4 the railroads. 1t Is sli1 that the
~heop do not display any sign Of fear
81 tue jefferson people. Many OF them
come III open daylight within easy
pistol shot o. tne residences. They do
lot run away u less somebody par
po~e]v right us them.
For many years past the sight o. a
mountain sheep has been u rtrItv IN
dorado, and usually bat one At u
rms has cen sen. :. hunter far OF
rom ciyltiz tlon might de~cry u so,I-
1srv ia tep rcnal on Il cr4y over-
lpo6lng some vii aud steep c>u0n,
u ner1 ' ever within -un~h@t ran-e.
>c sueA thing IS fifty sheep together
ia, . IN reported, even by The YER 1T
tllnc4uu-eu OF hunters. When . lone
enee Na~ seen. II usually disappeared
. Wv at the slightest aarm.
's4~ltcr ~ these things, tie de-
-c~n OF lrty sheep upon the town o:
i"atr-sn. u tho1.l they hal tOEmeI
themselves u Q An exclr7ion ptrtv
~on"Wd r slnDn- tlt }1.taIus, ae7
Mt Ia}ar t~an4 ~ eXpla'rajle. In
general tl.er IS that outer co i anI
deep SHOWS III tae higher aitltns Us
t1ovc tae.a 80 inward. mn that II, '
olH"i 70 tth tar mutual protection
- tley tC.y. from leak Il pes5.
Aliiln1 Datts, lctp = ab~o.ut" '
pr%-h1olt-t tv lts ~ Co.ora -. 1t -
60 t. ia III t. Year IN WItl
t1t au H1s.-, Il A. 4 Is V Ia the D15-
iA.o.-p-Ay X o'licaa.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-04-29

Mr. Ntas ow's ~on'h NJ ~yr1o 'ng I'll f-er
teti ~ I" F.afJ~ rtt1tr~ IL .af.E -
Con. n lAy. pain. C4r-- ",u1 cn.ic. - a bJ -
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-04-29

ca .rrT .'n er, .dn";- ah'
hnn,.@ >,vtr-r .,i. wtar.H pv .ttIt, 10.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-04-29
lIL Ct ri Or DIABETES.
u Case Succe s.fn1lv Tr~.t-d In Hsdt.o,
County. Y.
From ..e Press. C.sra. n. 7


- 'to fa'ion o. VI, WiFia.
N0o!tna9. o. Sou.h Htui,0n. Nv Y.,,
.t,,N- 1905
49, tAH'
i''k' - '"Ts ~ 70
-2fI'L; hs "1'raorifAt>- re- ~, rom AL
i ned kidney .-a3tI. .,h-. ...,a,.u
-
"{'@' th' NJ - ttN+ Va vl-f'i
.fEs s.. .a-4y -! . lie a.eoapa1E L sta,"
i-Fa':
II Az t'tv v ar ~ az. m. & ~va- %
'ec"n . ~t@"- with rtfa~ ~ n. back ~ /
"r,"LTN~ III M rr.}Ha - ~ X tL~F tHt
Z 4 a trench ioQs - v O. urine. : ran.-t~
SaV. ny app-tite Ia >r-t~.- 10 An ext-t3rsu
a-V t"-r-.. ~ lu~t-al f:5v u me- -.Ir.
nv '"od s~"n"i = maxi II. ~ak-r MI
IN an"r. ani | WIS te7-I caH~t..t-t Mx
roil p was tasty. | At ngi44a ~ h. a
burn A ! En}n across th- ,oEy~r part o nt
stotftctt ant t~r-caa5t voralt NJ. = ,r~
4 I, Or mar al nv ~tan.:Iana h.ehr.t
II t.el, rv si,Ht - I.. memory a.
e'ft'l me-, nj ~ t-.tue irs-ort, ron-
81 !" II. 3 \ md ,1ittth ,nt tn Inc county.
ut hay Al 1T. messed n. r,-. 4 sl,trt.
b~...- IA - most t-.ray4t. trf.h.t ~,
m. no rntt"f " a:.v-r. Al la~, w.
flrlHu5 was ca5lrI. INT tA41r .,44 nt..c. q
M no good. AM IuaE,,t ..rA4rt agh
With ~ l~faction rs tae on4y re.rI / cou4I
e1 ""'.
My oil 'ri"r :, Wtfian Naotman, about
this TIM caac "a So, r.. 4n4 tta.o I'm
fr~t he,ri q Dr.. wIita4 Fms A.. whi.h
b" i Il IT. bat cured uin q rl+l. u.ti~n.
with which he M euN.r-,! aiI hi> If. n
he tAti.vri they wuuai d. mo-. ..1, AZ he
had : al OF Il case Of ii 4hrte- hein. c4rtfhv
tl"lr u~e. l b" 1--we II Vas ueNi Il = att,r
fir. WoOtman'4 visit tttt Mr. Hv. III
South Han. non. Nv ! ,r1 ...t.t IN ',e
an was tod ty hjt, thai p NIX Pas mad
saved IL life and ne iyi>r me- ~ All meats
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-10-14
Sl0O To Amy Man.
WILL PAY 500 FOR ANY CASE
or Weakness In Men They Treat and
Fail to Cure.

An Omaha Company places for the first
time before the public q MAGICAL TREAT
MENT for the cure OF Lost Vita ity, Nervous
and Sexual Weai.ne s., and Restoration OF
Life Force in cd and young men. No
WORKOUT French re~,eGy; contains no
PhosphorouS or other har..."I;l d",Cs. 1t is
a WONDERFUL TREATN ENT-Eag!ca in its
eifects-poSitive in it's cure. All readers,
who are suffering from weakness that
blights their life, causing thct mental and
physical suffering peculi2.r to Lost Man
hood, should write to the S|ATEMEDlCAh
COMPANY. Omaha, Neb., end they will
send you absolutely FREE, valuable
paper on these diseases, ED positive proofs
of their tru,y MAGICAL Tr-A:,.=,T. ihocs-
ands Of men, who nave LOST ell hope of "A
cure, are beng restored W them To a per-
feet condition.
This MAGICAL TREAT>.--.T r,cy he tal.cn
at home under Their directions, or they Will
pay railroad fare and hotel E..,s 20 al who
prefer to go there for treatment, if they
fail to cure. They aro perfectly reliable;
have no Tree Prescriptions, Free Cure,
Free Sample, or G.. q. ID. fac. They have
s25O,OOO capital, and guarantee to cure
every case they treat or refund every dollar;
or Their charges r>cy be deposited in
bank 10 be pad to then when a care is
effected. Write ten tOGS-.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-10-14
NEWS IN BItIET.
Overflow From the Wires in a Con-
InnseI Enrn.

nenseu
George Conklin, hackman, was
killed III a runaway at Mason City,
Iowa
Wallace and Viola Sedo. aged four
and two, died ut Black Creek. Wis, as
result of eating poisonous berries in
the woods.
An explosion i'm q tunnel on the Mex
lean National railroad ut Monterey,
Mex, killed four men and injured
ten others.
Forest fires are raging in the timber
southwest Of Eastern Park. Colo. Tn
less there is storm the destruction
will be enormous.
The GOttschalk Company of Balti-
more has filed bin in equity, asking
10 have declared void an alleged pool
ing agreement Of the whisky trust
The Washington police have recov-
cred what they believe to be the pistol
with which Guitau shot President
Garfield. 1t WAS stolen nj the time.
The rcichsrath censured the Ger.
man Nationalist Iro and the anti.
Semitic Gregorics for insulting each
other during Il debate In the house.
The Democrats of the Third district
of New York nominated Edmund Ii.
briggs for congress to succeed +. III.
Wilson. resigned. Diggs is a gold
Democrat.
Secretary Long has ordered the
cruiser Detroit to take the place of
the Wilmington o. the Florida coast
patrol. The number Of vessels on the
patrol will remain the same.
Mrs. Emma Malm of Omaha wan
dcred away from home ut Corning,
Iowa, and cannot be found. She was
fortythree years old. The authorities
are dragging all ponds and rivers in
the vicinity.
The British government viii be I'M
able 10 fulfill the promise of the chan
cellor of the cXchequer to give the
United States silver commissioners Il
reply early during the present month.
The British want fuller details.
Commissioner of Agriculture Moore,
in his monthly report says the tobacco
crop has been cut short III per cent
as a result of the drouth in Kentucky.
The corn crop is also badly damaged.
Hogs are reported dying in many
counties for want Of water.
Lying in n clump of tall weeds with
revolver by her side and II bullet
hole in her left temple. the body of Il
young woman. supposed To be Jennie
Oates. twenty years old. was found NJ
Chicago. The young woman commit
ted suicide as the result of 4 lovers
quarrel.
Charles Hysall and Bert Wines, says
a PomerOy. Ohio, special, two mem
bcrs Of Il gang that has terrorizcd the
Inhabitants of this county, have been
arrested. Hysall was about TO be mar
ricd. and. in fact. was standing ut his
brides side when the officers sudden
ly appeared. Wines was Il guest -
the wedding.
The transfer of the congressional
library from the capitol 10 the new
library building has been completed
The library has been closed since the
LIST Of August, and il is now claimed
that the removal, with the incidental
displacement and packing Of books.
papers, etc, is the quickest ever made
In SO extensive Il library.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-10-14
.Dad" Meincr C0ufesses.

Maysville. Ky. Oct. .. -- The ten
prisoners received here from Newport
for brutal assault upon Mrs. Gleason
had "a night Of excitement. Dad
Meincr early in the night made u con
fession. and the other prisoners. he:- =
ing of it. tried To punish him. They ut
tered fiery threats and curses anu
kept Meircr IN n state OF fear all
night. Mciners statement has not
been made public except that he says
there are innocent men in the party
and he has given the sheriff names of
others who are guilty. He does not
propose 10 suffer alone. he says.
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Much Alike,

ut makes me- think so much of
Christmas" she said, the morning of
the Fourth of July.
"Of Christmas he roared. as he
mopped the perSpiration from his
brow
''Of course" she answered sweetly.
We'll, If you can tell Ire any way in
which the Fourth of July resembles
Christmas he returned, IN just
about buy you that new hat that you
have been asking for"
They are the only two days in the
year that we don't have any trouble
getting the children up in the morn
ing" she replied.
She gets the hat. but he isn't
through kicking himself Chicago
Post.
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THE MARKETS.
Latest Quotations ErOm Grain and
Live stock Markets.

Live stock Markets.
Chicago. Oct. .. -- Wheat - No. .
red. 9lM9Jc: No. 3 red, 90d93c: No. >
spring. S1MSSc: No. 5 spring, S0GS7c:
No. = hard winter. S6MSSc; No. 3 hard
winter, S00IS5c: No. / new spring. 90.
Corn-No. =, - 3-402Sc: No. >, % lac.
Oats--No. ,. 10 lac: No. 3. Is 1-2Ii2Oc.
Chicago, Oct. q. -- Hogs Light,
S3.GGM4: mixed. S3.G0@3.95: heavy,
So o.,6i38 80: rough. S3.256i3.35. Cattle
Reeves. S3S5dl5.3O: COWS and heif-
crS. S1.906l4.J0: Texas steers, S2.Io0
feeders. S3Mi. 40. Sheep - Natives,
S2.5OM4: Westerns. S2.901i3,9o: lambs,
SO. 250i5. 40.
Milwaukee, Oct. 9. - Flour steady.
Wheat higher: No. 1 Northern, soc;
No > spring. SIC: December nominal
Corn firm, No. 3. 2S 1-4c. Oats steady;
No. . white, - 3-4@22 lie. Rye is
higher; No. |. ~ lie. Barley firm;
No. =. II Ice: sample, WI41 1-oc
Provisions lower; pork, SI.95; lard,
$4.35.
Minneapolis. Oct. 9.-@Cash Wheat
October closed mt ~ 3-4c: December
opened ut 80 1-Sc and closed at 50 Bic;
May opened ut 50 5-Sc and closed at
80 14c. On track--No. l hard. 10 3-4c;
No. l Northern. 50 lie; No. > North
crn. SIC.
Sioux City, Iowa. Oct. .. - Hogs -
S3.35613.5O. Cattle Gamers. 81: heif-
ers. S3.O56l3. 40; bulls. S2.40M3; stock
ers, 1857; feeders. Sl.40: yearlings,
S3.5O0I4 -: calves. $40.
South st. Paul. Oct. .. Hogs -
S2.65n3.1J. Cattle-Cows, S2.25ol2.30;
calves. S4.15; heifers, S2.10M3: stock
ers S3.350I3.60: steers. S3.GOdi3.SI IL.
ST. Paul, Oct. 8. Wheat - No.
Northern. 81 1-2Gi90c: No. Northern.
SJdS7c. Corn No. 3 yellow. 2I0G
o. 1-2c: No. 3. 26M26 lie. OatS-No. ,
white. 2lm21 lie: No. 3. ID 1-20l
- LIE. Barley and rye Sample
barley. 2Jd26c: No. > rye. 44M44 lie;
No. :: rye. 436il3 1-2c. Sceds-No. 1
flax, 93M94c: timothy, S1.2oM1 40;
clover, SI.2063.S0.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-10-14
Mckinley ia Vote.

Washington. Oct. 9.-President Me
Kinley probably will go To Canton to
vote ut the November election. His
trip has been fully arranged. but he
has been asked To visit several 'lnces
in the vicinity while in Ohio. AMI
these invitations may he accepted IT
the president can spare the time lie
will probably attend the opening OF
the Carnegie public library at Pitts
burg if his trip to Canton is Lot pre-
vented ut the last moment.