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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-18
kalendarz Maryanski

ma rok 1898 wysledl druku i MONA
go jul teraz nabywac W ksiegarni
,,Gazety Katolickiej". Kalendarz
przedstawia sic bardzo pieknie i po-
siada przeszlo 200 stron druku.
Tresc kalendarza Maryahskiego jest
nader obita. Znajdziecie tam pick
ne / pouczajqce powiastki, historye i
podo6izne k~osciola Maryanskiego W
krakowie, zyciorys Adama MCKEE
wicza, rady zdrowia, sztuczki spiry-
tystyczne, zyciorys McKinleya, pick
ne patryotyczne wiersze i t. d.. i t.
d. Do kazdego kalendarza jest do
l4czony jake dodatek - przecudny
obraz Matki Boskiej, piekny obraz
Adama Mickiewicza, wyborny obraz
Walerego Eliasza; ,,Jeszcze Polska
ME zgineia" karton do cry W war
caby. Po~jedyhczy egzemplarz tego
Kaiendarza kosztuje tylko 20 CEN
tow. ]. +. Smulski * Co. sos No
bic ST., Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-18

trucia. Uspokojony CO do swojej
osoby Steinitz wyszedl do drugiego
salonu, gdzie po kilku minutach..
pad} a podioge w straszliwym ataku
kurczow. Pc po}godzinie dwsj sza-
lehcy ME zyli.
Wioch, namietny a okrutny, oba.
wiaJac sic, Re wsp6izawodnik wyj-
die zpojedynku caio, z%atru'... szklan-
XII obie,...
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-18
Bracia ZwiazkOwcy!
(Dokohczenie nsstspi).

Wspsniasy Srtsndsr Nv. N. P,
ktory ssan. Polki nan ofiarowsfy,
ssledwie maia gsrstks zwiszkowo0w
mogls podziwiac, albowiem nile kazdy
mogi bye ma Sejmie przy rorwinie
ciu. Wobeo tego rnsny fotogrsf p.
Jan w. I~dsikowski, postsnowii mai.
dostepniejszs Gene ms fotogrsfje Z
tsgo Sstandaru, ateby ks4dy Z braci
m6gi takowy posisda6, to Jest DO Is
oent6w Z przesyiks - sstuke ros.
miaru 8x1O cali ! so o.. rozmlsru lex
20. j. W. Idsikowski,
4Ss Milwaukee ave. Chicago, Ill
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-18
STULETNIA ROCZNICA
legjOn6w ijeneraf Jan HenryL
DabrOwski.
(Dalszy cisg).

zsmisst Poprowsdzic nsszycb DO.
hsterskish wojownikow ku ojozJ znie
ola kt6rej prser lyle lat krew pr.e.
lewali, sostswii lob " sluabie Who's.
kiej. Co wiecej-2iec tysieoy pola.
k6w wysisi do A~nsryki, ma wysps
Domingo Pr.soiw mur.ynom, kt6
rvoh chciai podbic. Tam niessose
Sliwi mast rodacy prawis wssysoy
wygiDeli, osetois cd ohor6b.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-18


dy annestji. R,s.ta c.skala.
l mineio lat kilks, i ssosek pol
skiej broni ME trwoayi ole nierc6w.
Me nadaremuie jsdoak spiewali le-
gionisoi IA stu po~bojowiskaOh mars.
Dabrowskiego ,.Jsszcze Polska ME
Sgineta" Mysl niepodlegios,i sss
rzyia sic W ~uuys&aoh polak6w pc.
tr6jns przygnsbionyoh niewols; mi
iosc ~ojczyzny poinieooua pr.ykla-
dean tylu dzislny, h mellow ME Wy.
gasta, ale pray ~pierwszsj sposobaosoi
sabiysia jasnym piomienie n poswie
%osnia.
WOjna z Prusakami W r. 1906.
ksiestwO Warszawskie.
n sbrodnie dokonana ma Polscs
dosisg'a Up usakow pomsta b3za.
W roku 1906 wydat ion wojne Ma
polson, ossars frsnourow. w jsdnej
bitwis rozstrzyynai sig los tego pan
st va, powstsiego ro=Jojem izdradq!
Pod Je,s starry sic o5ie armjs -
katda lic,yis pr1essio 200 600 aol-
merry. Rozbioi prusaoy uciskali W
niexmieruym p~oplochu; oAie puik;
rzlcaly broh, pots,ne twierizs otwie
rasy bramy bez wystrzaiu, Gale pro-.
wiacje zajuowali TRANQUIL bsu Dolby
ola ore,a! W b rlinis staneta prsei
Napoleonem polska de2utscjs, kt6
rel on IA ~uro,xystem posluohaniu
oswiadoryi, IL ohcs niepodlegiosc
Polski priywr5oie. Niewypowie-
diane wieo uozuoia radosoi | nsdziei
> przepelnislo piersi p~olskow, kiedy
orty francuskie zbliia'y sic ku brEe
> gom WHISKY. Towar1yszyi cesArzowi
Dabrowski.- A zaleiwo duia 6 lis
topada wstspi& ma ziemis oiosysta.
nstyohnisst wezwai zionk6w do
powstania. Siowa bohaterskiey 20 VIC
d,a legiouow ME prlsbrzmiaiy bez
. skutku. Psmistali Wislkopolanie
jego zwyoie'twa W kosciussk wskis
wojoie, spieszyli wiec cchooEo do
PoInanis, a D~4browski utworzyi "
: duiach kilkunastu cztsry pniki pie
!, choty.
Legioniso; we Wioszsoh zaledw5
usiysreli wiesc radosns. q w6dz i,t
IA polskisj ziemi oho.sgisw wolno
s,i roIwija, pospie,zyli &C ryohlej
ponpo1yc sEsregi wojska marc 10 We
{, go.
Pol dowolzo.w.m jeneraia Knia
z'ewiosa legiOny powracaty do krs
ju. Tych naszyeh bOhaterow pro
: wadEiis do no wych zwycisztw pissf
nsrodows, ktors przytaczsmy wediue
pierwotnego brz nieais
Jeszors Polska ME zgine}a,
Kiedy IN zyjemy:
q Co nam obca przemoc wzista,
Z SEabls odbierzemy.
Masz, msrsz Dtbro wski, .
Il ziemi Wioskiej do Polaki;
1 Ia .woim pre- Sodem
z Zlscrym sic z narodem,
Prlejdzis Wisis. p~rrejd.iem Wa
Badziem Polakami, a
DA nam przyk.sd ~BOnaparts
JAk zwyciezac many.
Mars., i t. d.
Jak Ctarnisoki d. ~oozna1ia,
-Po sEgsd kin zaborre,
Ola oicsyzny ratowanis
Wroein sic przsz m )rzs.
Marsz, j t. d.
M6wii ojciec do swsj Basi
K Caiy zapiaksny:
ii silchaj jeno, pono nasi
J.. Bija W tarabany.
Msrsz, ! t, d.
jake sEczesliwi. kelly po diu
e giem taiactwie zuowu oglsdaja OF
Z oEyIne, Z pruskiego jsrIms osxo
;. ~bodzons; kiedy moga polskiem o
o ~detchnsc powistrzem. i spragniooe
:. usta woda Ws'y olwilzyc, i roz
kosza sluchac d. "isku polskiej mo
Wy, | re ia oku patrzec W mglist,
9 polskie niebioss, ! W kornsj, dick
czynnej IN ilitwie uklekns6 przeC
Krolowej Polski o5razem.... | u
y tylu walksch Ia obcs sprawe, terai
kraj ukochany metns persia zsslo
nicl
o. Napoleon przybyi do WarssawJ
W nooy Is grudnis j wsrsdl do kro
!. lewskiego zamku, Tam przyieli or
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-18
Ma Pomnik Kosciuszki

ztozyii skiadki n~astepujacy oiarodawcy.
Il przeniesienia S95lo.93
Ma weselu j II, Barabasss Z p.
Teodozya Las, ktore odby}o
SIC W domu Alberta Nowaka
no. 265 w. Webster av . Chi
cago dnia 90 z. M, zebr no ma
pomnik Koscius,ki GAG
Ma imieninach Lpdw. Knoll W
Oh cago 1ebraia PAM Drajus
ma pomnik KOsciuszki of!Ty
cd nastepuj2cych pan:
Pani Kro,l Ito
PAM Drajus IS
Psni Zulenska 10
P,ni Wawrzynkiewlcz 10
Pani Gordon 25
PM Klabi.h 10
10 ~. Centralne Polek " Ch:ca-
go pr1ez psnia 7. Ssmolin
ska o. 90
K'nb cyklistow W Chicago IA
p~osrednictwem ID ennika CHI
csgo-kiego. leo
holekta u Oh. Jana Olejnika W
B'ue IS'and 46
Jan Lemis,e wski, Alpena LEO
Oidzial Z Sia,ku MiodIiezy Pol.
skiel Nanticoke, p. 500
Dnia Ego pazdz. u psnnsa Kwia-
tkos odbyiy sic CT r.ciny, ma
ktorycb cd przyjaci6i i ~.nsjo-
mych p. Julian Kaparzyn Xxi
skolektowll ma pomnik K-siu.
s,ki cd n~astepujacych os6b:
Woe ech Kwistek 25
Ana Kwiatek Is
Msrysnna Kwiatek S
Julian Kaparsyhski 25
F,llks Halinowski Is
Jan Is rkowski 10
Andrz-i Jardsnowski Is
Mi ,Aai Grsbowski S
,ryapna Zurawska 10
HEM Rsh b'na 20
Katarsyns Walna 25
Joz-f Mateck! 10
/ Razem S955O rs
leon SzOpinSki SeETetaIz iinan.
NoIIo -. T m
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-18

Me1czyzni, mlodzi i starry, powin
nj czytac ogloszenie Tomasza Slate
,. Ia stronnicy 2si.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-18
Ola CHORYCH!
NOwy spOs6b l~eczenia.

W Chicago zslotons zostala NJ
dzynarodows Klinika Lsboratorium
Mikroskopijne. Doktorly z tsgo
zaksadu posiadsja diugoletnis pra
ktyke W eurnpejskich / amerykah.
skioh szpitslaSb. Ostatnie lata DO.
swiscili mix 'oskopijnsmu badaniu
uryny (moozu) j ten sposob 50 W
.ianie rszpoznac katds ohorobe, a
rawie kazds ~wyleozye.
Umaszaj kswaisk papieru W swei
urynie, wysusz go, nspiss lie mass
If ! CO ci dolegs; do}soz 2 o. marke
| przyslij to wszystko pod nizej a.
-.iesrczonym adressm.
Dostsniesz odpowiedz ma co jestes
bory, ozy mozesz bye wyleczony, I
bezpistns rsde.
Adresuj:
international Clinic.
Station s., CHICAGO, ILL.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-18

Razem S9J5O rs
leon SzOpinSki SekTetaTz finan.
56i Noble str, Chicago, lii.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-18

smiertelnie raniony. ! ME podni6s
sic juz. Tu dopiero publicznosc zro
zumiala, Re ME zwykiy pojedynel
teatralny miaia pred oczami. Spusz
czono copredzej kurtyne i wynie.
siono "a kulisy basiste. kt6ry po Kill
ku minutach wyzionqi ducha.
" roku 1S62-im DUO halasu W,
Wioszech. a nawet W Europe calej
narobii PojedyneF, odbyty pomiedzy
dwoma narwahcami, hrabia wIoskiu
Costa ] niemcem Steinitzem. Rec,
dziaia sic we Florencji, gdzie diva.
wsPoizawodnicy starali sic o wzgle.
dy jednej ! tel samej kobiety. Stei.
nitz by} szczesliwszy, wskutek czegc
zazdrosny wioch wymierzy} mu ma
balu Publicznym policzek. Szale6.
cy ~postanowili rzecz zaiatwiG ME.
zw}ocznie W jednej z sal bocznych.
kazali sobie podac dwie szklanki
lemoniady. Jedna z Mich Costa mial
zatru6 Piorunujaco dziasajaca truci-
Una, ktora zawsze nosii PREY sobie:
Lemonade przyniesiono, di Costa,
odwrocony do sciany, zatrucia doko.
nal, poczem wsp6izawodnicy .wycby.
iii lemonade duszkiem.
Mine{o kilka minut, di Costa
zbladi j zaczai zdradzac .objawy o.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-29
SlSTERSVILLE.

Slstersville, w. Va, October 2S.-
Mrs. A. S. Johnson, Of Barnesville. O.,
accompanied by her son, who have
been the guests of relatives in this
clty for several days, left last evening
for hime.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Ramey. who
nave been residing in Wheeling for a
year, have returned 10 this city with
thelr family and will make this their
future home
The apartment of water of the CITY
is making arrangements for the re-
moval of the city water works from
its present location at the foot of Hill
street to the new location about 200
yards up the river. The contract for
the removal of the machinery has been
made, and the work will be commenced
in few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Mccormick, Mrs.
| Robert Mccormick and Mrs. C. E. Bail
| ey went up to New Martinsville this
morning, where they were guests dur
ing the day Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Koontz.
The residence of Mayor Clint Moore.
which was so seriously damaged by fire
Sunday evening, is being repaired rap
idly and will soon be ready for occu-
pancy.
John Laird, of Parkersburg, prose-
cutting attorney Of Wood county, was
in the city taking in the sights of the
greatest town on earth" and incident
ally attending to some business inter-
ests.
Capt. B. T. Bowers, of New Martins
vile, was in the city to-day.
Sistersville did itself proud to-day in
entertaining the members of the party
composing the junketing tour of the
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce. The
special train on which they arrived
here was stopped at the upper end of
Wells street, where they were greeted
by crowd of several hundred, headed
by tn City Band. After a splendid ad-
dress of welcome delivered by Hon. P.
A. Shanor, which was replied to by
the chairman of the party, the dis
tinguished visitors were taken over the
city and shown the sights. All the
principal portions of the city were Wis
tied, and the procession finally wound
up at Charles and Main streets, where
the visitors witnessed an exhibition
run of the fire department. The stop
here lasted about an hour, and in that
time a greater portion Of the city was
covered. All the members of the
party expressed themselves as highly
pleased with their reception here, and
just as the train pulled GU three
rousing cheers were given by the peo-
pie assembled for Cleveland, and it
was most heartily responded to by the
visitors.
George w. Rogerts, of Pittsburg,
prominent attorney, who is largely in
terested in this field, arrived here last
evening and will remain for several
days attending to business matters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-29

Special to the Register.
EllenbOro, w. Va, October 28-Carr
Brothers drilled in a fine we'll on the
Pat McCabe farm, at CORVALLIS, yes
terday. The well is located a short
distance up Bear Run and north of
the railroad. Territory in this locality
was given black eye early last sum-
mer, but this we'll, together with the
well on the Waterbury farm, and the
recent strike on the Petit heirs farm,
makes a large area of territory look
good again.
The South Penn Oil Company has
completed their No. Frederick Miller,
located near No. II tunnel, and it is
a dry hole.
The Summit Oil Company's No. 8, on
the George Wells farm, near Cornwall
lis, is to be shot to-day.
Naughton & Co. have started new
hole on Joseph Lambert's farm, locat-
ed between Ellenboro and Harrisville
This is the second venture on this
farm. The first hole was plugged and
abandoned
Cox & Calhoun's well, on the Jenny
Riggs farm, on Whisky Run, is being
cased with 81 inch casing to-day
Brown & Co.'s rig, on the Miller
heirs farm, at Whisky Run, is about
ready for the drill and Contractor
Morrison is on the ground to arrange
the placing of the machinery.
The Mountain State Gas Company's
| WELL on the Hayhurst farm, is being
drilled in to-day.
A company is drilling a we'll on Hon.
| Greed Collins land on Adds Run.
1t is the opinion among operators
that Whisky Run will afford some
agreeable surprises in the near future.
The oil is found in this field in the
keener sand, which was thought to be
only moderately productive until the
| Elk Fork field was discovered, and the
territory was not regarded as valuable.
except by few operators Now they
all want Whisky Run territory, and
many believe there are some rich
strikes in sight. T. N. Barnsdall one
OF the shrewdest operators in the
held, has large holdings in the field
and is quietly awaiting developments.
Petroleum - Pennsylvania crude
nominally IS.
Oil City, Pa, October 2S.-Credit
balances, S5c; certificates, no bids.
Shipments, 97,015; runs, 1OO,665 bbls.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-29

Wheat. no. spring. ssaeoc: No. 5
Corn. No. and No. yellow, sake;
Oats, No. 2. 18Ac; No. 2 white, 22l2Q
2sAc: No. 8 white. 211s@22sac.
Rye, No. 2. 4I1zc.
Barley. No. 2, nominal; No. 5, 2s94sc;
No. A. 261aG31c.
Flaxseed, No. /. 81 G2a1 OF.
Prime timothy seed, So s..
Mess pork, pen Dbl, 81 75G7 50.
Lard, per 100 lbs 81 271a
Short ribs sides, loose, 81 35G4 20.
Dry sailed shoulders. boxed, 4ala5c.
Short clear sides. boxed. 5G1sc.
Whiskey, distillers' finished goods, 81 Is.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the
butter market was firm; creameries, 15g
2Sc; diaries, 12G20c.
Cheese, quiet at SdSlac.
Eggs, steady; fresh, 15c.
BALTIMORE, Nd, October 2s-Flour.
western super. 81 S5d3 IS: do extra. 50 so
"a %; do family. 81 COCA So; winter wheat
patents, s. oOa5 20; spring do. IS 1905 IS;
spring wheat straights a q s va a. 49, o..
Der, 81 o0G1sc; steamer No. 2 red, "a @1sc;
southern by sample, s5Q1 oo1s; do on
Corn, SPOT SPOT. S15zQ1kc: December, new or
old, 311sc; steamer mixed. 2914G1ac; south
ern white corn, 31G33c; do yellow, 3lA1
Oats, firm; No. white, 26l5G97c.
Rye, firml No. western, 5S12c.
NEW YORK, October 2S.-Flour, higher
on the rise in wheat.
Wheat, spot No. red, 81 041a; December
closed at 81 90.
Corn, spot No. ., 321sc: Nocember closed
at 30s4c; December at 3112c.
Oats. spot No. 2. 23s4q24c; October closed
at 2SAc; December al 1890.
Turpentine, quiet at 31Ac.
Coffee, options opened barely steady and
closed easy at a net decline Of. SOLO points;
sales, q goo bags.
Sugar, raw, nominal; refined. steady.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, October Is
Wheat, firm and 11sc higher; contract
grade, October, 81 0012@A; November, De-
cember and January, nominal.
Corn, firm and &c higher; No. 2 mixed,
October, 3112@4c; December and January,
nominal.
Oats steady; No 2 white October, No
vember, December and January, 26l2Q2lc.
TOLEDO, o., October 2-Wheat. active
and higher; No. cash, 9SAc; December,
9914e.
Corn, active and higher; No. 2 mixed,
26c.
Oats, dull but steady: No. mixed, 1Slac.
Rye, dull but firm; No. cash, 4Sl2c.
Cloverseed active and steady; prime
cash and October, So so.
CINCINNATI. o., October 28.-Wheat,
No. red, 96697c.
Corn, No mixed. 25Ac.
Oats, No. 2 mixed, 2012c.
Rye, No. 2, 47c.
Lard, 81 %; bacon, 81 25
Whiskey, 81 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-29
AUTUMN STYLES.

The victorian flare" is illustrated in
a low, square-cornered hat of beige vel
vet. The brim droops at the back and
flares in front toward the left side of
the front, showing black velvet facing
which extends beyond the edgesll like a
binding. A steel buckle apparently
holds black bow in place against the
brim. The crown is encircled by a
very long and full white plume. At
the back is small pouf Of velvet
caught with a steel pin.
100 high a tribute cannot be paid a
material aptly termed gloTe-skin. 1t
belongs to the Venetian cloth family.
but has a silkier finish and a smooth
ness and softness which fully entitle
1t to it's name. That it will become a
powerful rival of faced cloth may be
safely predicted.
Motifs are again in vogue for adorn-
ing dressy house and evening gowns.
One-a large diamond-shaped orna-
ment-has center of gold net framed
In white satin and studded with pearls
and topazes. Another of the same sort
has a white mousseline center set in
satin and sprinkled with gold beads
and corals
A scroll-shaped motif in white NOUS
seine sparkles with Rhinestones that
look like dew-drOps and is also seeded
with pearls and minute silver spang-
les. To the same class belongs a motif
OF mousseline set with sapphfres, gold
beads and pearl spangles in which are
reflected the tints in the jewels.
A sheaf of wheat is the design seen
upon large, handsome motif of white
and gold spangles jewelled with pearls
and turquoises.
A novel band trimming consists of
white mousseline tucking with lace an
pliquees and turquoise and silver-lined
beads. Amethysts and beads to match
decorate another band of the same
character. A third is studded with tur-
quoises and gold fancy spangles in odd
shapes, while a fourth mingles coral
and tiny gold cup spangles.
For low-cut evening gown of silk,
crepe or tissue are strands of pearl
beads of uniform or graduated sizes
caught together at intervals with Jew
elled slides, which may be amethysts,
turquoises or sapphirines. A cluster of
opals forms the heart of each flower
in an elegant white chiffon trimming
embroidered with jet and greenland
gold silk, the silk being employed for
the flowers.
Belted blouse bodices with low.
square necks are developed for even
Ing wear. One such bodice has three
quarter-length mousquetaire sleeves
with frills. A trio of frills forms the
sleeves of another square-necked even
ing blouse, of which an invisible clos
ing at the left shoulder and under the
arm is also an admirable point.-From
The Delineator.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-29
FINANCE AND TRADE.

NEW YORK, October 2S.-Money on cali
tasy at 1l2Q2 per cent; last loan 2 per
cent; closed offered at 112d2 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 3a4G42 per cent
Sterling exchange steady with actual
demand and at 81 S214 ass for 50 days
Commercial bills 81 S1G15.
Bar silver 5Sssc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-29

STOCKS-To-day' stock market was
exclusively in the hands of the profess
sional traders and contained nothing of
significance in its bearing on the general
condition of the country.
The total sales of stocks TODAY were
25I000 shares
Total sales of bonds were 81. $50 COO
U. 5. IS were advanced u bid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-29

Ing gives an up-to-date air and full
Pompadour yoke at the back and front
Is pleasing feature The front pouch
es over a green ribbon belt that
matches the remainder of the decora-
tion. Frills falling over the hands are
of accordion plating. The fancy for
this style Of wrist finish is still mark
ed; it is fashion which does not be-
come tiresome, because it has a beau
tifying effect, making the hands appear
smaller and more shapely. The frills
are as often of silk as of lace, although
the latter, perhaps, are daintier.
Specially prepared for us by The But
terick Publishing Co., (Limited).
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-29
AFTERNOON COSTUME


OF Brown Poplin and Knife-Plaited silk
With Stylish Ribbon Decoration.
costumes for young girls are fre-
quently made of poplin, and wisely, as
that material has excellent wearing
qualities and withal looks dressy. Pop
lin in green, brown, red and other solid
colors fashionable this year make neat
and attractive dresses and plaid pop
Inns are exceedingly stylish and becom-
ing to girls of all ages. A pleasing
costume reproduced from recent is
sue of The Delineator is shown made
OF brown poplin, with frill-caps OF
green accordion-plaited silk over the
close-fitting sleeves. A left-side clos
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METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK. October 2S-Pig iron war
rants; barely steady at IS 80 bid and 81 90
asked.
Lake copper, unchanged
Tin, barely steady
Lead, unchanged.
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DRY GOODS.

e NEW YORK, October 2S.-The dry goods
market is still quiet with a tendency to-
ward weakness.
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MINING STOCKS.
PRODUCE.

CHICAGO October 2S-Wheat added
another 1880 to its price to-day, a total of
3Ac since Monday. Shorts We're driven to
cover by the reports of short stocks in
Europe and the Northwest, and ner-
vouse, but in the main very strong. mar
ket resulted Corn was helped by wheat
and light receipts, closing at 1a015sc higher.
Oats advanced AG3sc. Provisions were
almost at a standstill and closed at sub
stantially unchanged prices
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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fDaily except SunGa-.
Sunday church train Will leave EN-
Grove at GAS a. m, and Wheeling at - u
p. m. -
H. E. WEISGGRnER
General Manager.
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DEPART

Trains 4 and daily between Cleveland
and Uhrichsville, all other trains daily exs
cept Sundays,
Passengers between Wheeling. Martins
Ferry. Belfaire and Bridgeport. take Eiec-
tric Railway. IL. g. CARRE.L
@. r. A.. Cleveland o.
@ r. WOOD. " F. A.. Wheeling, w. Va
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CLEVELAND, LORAIN AND
~ WHEELING RAILROAD
Time schedule Of Passenger Trains in Il.
feet Sunday. May 10th, 1897.
Cleveland Depot Foot South Water Street.
ARRIVE
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Petroleum Pennsylvania crude
nominally IS.
Oil City, Pa, October 2S.-Credit
balances, S5c; certificates, no bids.
Shipments, 97,015; runs, 1OO,665 bbls.
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RAILROADS.

LedVe " HEeIInS. 7 Leave Elm Grove.
TIN Time TIN TimeITr'n TimelTr'n Time
No. a mi No. D. mlNo. a. mlNo o. m.
o.. is 00l20.... 00l H.. 16 00l19.. 90
A.. Z 00i22.... col g.. Z 00I21.... 400
g.. s l9l24.... COL o.. 0Ol23.. 90
g.. 8 OOPS. COL L.. to OOPS. 90
TO-. 10 O0lzo.... 00I o.. 10 00I27... 90
H.. IL O05U.... VUll.... II 0Ol29.... 90
pm g.. 0OL pm. 3d.. 8 90
"A. LIZ w a.. ~ 00ll3... II C0l33.... 10 90
16.... l G0l36... II CO. b.. ! 00I35.... IL 90
lS . oG Ill., 0Cl
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LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO October 2S.-There was a
good demand for cattle and prices ruled
strong at Yesterdays advances, the pens
being pretty we'll cleared of good cattle at
a comparatively early hour. Sales were
on a basis. of 50 1904 80 for the poorest
grades, while medium to good cattle sold
at 81 COCA 30, and choice TO extra shipping
lots. at So O045 40 stockers and feeders
unchanged Choice calves, SO 50CI6 60; Tex
as steers, So 35@3 so; western range cattle
We're at better prices than last week, a
few going as high as 81 40
Hogs, active; sales largely at s. 5013 So
choice shipping hogs, So t5Q3 S71a; average
better; late market slow, and packing
hogs were largely sc lower.
Sheep were fairly active with a further
decline of 10c in lambs best native sheep
81 75lt4 So; western, SO 00d4 %; lambs, poor
est to best yearlings 81 50d4 60.
Receipts-Cattle $500 head; hogs, So, 600
head; sheep, 15000 head.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa. October 2S-Cat-
tie, steady; prime, 81 S5q5 90; common,
So 25Q3 IS; bulls, stays and COWS, " 0VQg
3 co.
Hogs, fairly active; best assorted me-
dunn weights, SO 95G4 co; best Workers
So 90Gi3 IS; common to fair Workers. * 80
az IS; pigs, So 7503 so; choice hogs, So 900
4 90; roughs, 81 25@3 so.
Sheep. steady; choice, 81 2Od4 80: com
mon, 81 1898 35; choice lambs. S. SOFAS 90;
common to good lambs, S. 1905 90
Veal calves Sc 00Gi6 70.
CINCINNATI, o.. October 2S.-Hogs
active and strong at IS S0a3 so.