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Decorah-posten., 1897-04-27
Sopas %Sesisiatnr.

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bpIot n.set forte Mspsr ibag. paa
Qsrous,n ubrsttes Der life messt, men
ioue git bet bdarlisers sno n~cg,nitnoe
fer. SuIet pebtog Senutets 5orilds
ON gngg,s % 2aaneforeninser, men
nsbitemte 10 at bets amenoemsnts. ST.
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arafs % Selefrntumpanisr. 5oriluest
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mpotasst BET, ltal BET, hris bet lagiegss
for StabsssrItatnina. paahpile &oms
paniet at bepiis, at bet ppfplote I'm
pIi9t. YET famine gjelbsr ogiao Ss>
lefontpmpunisr. 6orilaget peotc9ss en-
itsmmig.
Manbag, lobe april. Senatst
famlebts igjen 81. 10 5ormiobog, men,
ba Der life bar ct 9porum tilIteoe, alpurs
nereoe bet til pm Gftermiooueen. Sc
natst nGgteos at gau meo pda Sulets
Qmsnpement til gibliptbetforilaget,
Iom oap G~urernersn Ret til at ubs
napne gibliotbsfaren. Oct ~forto'teoe
bette 4m.nbem.nt meo % mob 2 Stemz
rn,r. : Srist par Der iaa faa Reprss
~ientanter tiIitses, at man lite tunbe
giere msget. Gst uiournsrsos, ftrar ef@
terat grctptelsn bar rsttst % ~peotdset.
5irsbas, 20be Qpril. - aesislatus
rem blsr ibas fGrbig meb 8alslcpens.
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sib. Der sr to pigtise 5pranbringer
/ ben gamle 2ob. Den enc er. at en-
adnbibats Napn tun Ital trbttss en-
Gang paa hper StsmmsIebbel, iaa bet
hersfter life bill bIipe faa let at inbsaa
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anben Go%ranbring er ben, at Der er fun
TO Rdaber at marie en- StemmsIeboel,
enten / girtslen, hpis man itemmer for
ct 9artis iamtlias 9unbiodter, ener /
~Jirfanten, bbis man bill femme for
Sanbioater at fprfjsqige Barrier.
5orilagst pm 6oranbring af 2orens
for 9ner meo Ipeciels CHARTERS" blsp
psctdqst at SuIst. Oct beItemmer, at
bisis 9per Ital hplbe gnpals anoetbpert
@ar. Der ftal tun ralges en- 4loers
mnnb fra bert Darb og 2 "atzlarse."
Statteturten | 8per msb unber 10000
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% | gpsr meb cher 10000 Snbbngsers
life oper IL Mins. !6sri sr life inbbez
fattet gsiTtat os Stat for fpecislle 2iss
meb. SuIst forfaitebs Sendtets Sorz
flag nm at aFitaHe Sljsinipsttersmbeoet.
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tog ibdg Senatsts 5prIlde ON at tiaab,
5ilpirtning al Rusbritfs / Staten. So
Rsprelsntantsr itemts for bet % Al
imch. 8st tilfsisbs ct Nmenoemsnt
fom tinaber Gngrosbunblenbe reb 90.
uens Sielp at inbtraps Gjelb for SaIc
at Rusbritte.
Rtpreisntant potper fra See Gountt
op~srraItsoe 6uiet iodg psb at Fremiatt
an Rdplution pni. at Der onl9eoes fri
mindl Sag mob grsS tatsiefrst9r
Wc5arlanb for Misbrug af pHsntlig
qenss. Der sr insen 9piI ON, at BAL
bar DRrst en- utro Gmbebsmdno; ba,
bar ielu inOrsmmst, at ban bar fprgaas
Iis.
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bsbtog ibas 9uiets amsnbement ii
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Ruspritts | 5ptpu; 20 ftenie for bet Q,
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femme psb Nobneoptaabet, men, bu b
ioo. at bsres Stsmmsr trangtes for a
iuuns OsOtaee @menbemmtst. fpranbreb
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or mso ~oraitiife auraatire:. Ips;ilNoo .,sr In 1
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gienoYtagc fine rette 5nu'tioHer, Iei' W.. nd
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oenoe Nioler, iaa at foe. cub at tor'e8e ., /. GAs.d
tiren I'll at nofgye i'm 3ont. So'Vlyn'I t,,r,sd
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% malarife llprosner. @igt o. @eto'p' sera
Sitteren bsieiis Slabs blaaot N1Sem'V''' ,Gst,.)
urpiseniidbeIiss Stole.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-27
flornmen.

Zen 1Hgbe sslpo" III burtis tiger
Goer fine Sreober % Banter graa,
% 5olfet fra 0uie % Sptter piser
Web alt, ipm be fan fra Sjetnmet faa;
Man ilptter Cd til be bpiere Steoer,
6por man Jig 1rpgbeb % Ho bereoer.
gian bnaser lig 8aaOe Og sjor Jig bereot
Zen trueuoe sSare at mDoe;
gtau Opmmer fra, bpao man 5oroliul bar let
Get er life Sppg meo ben "Jtpoe";
Zen ipprger life on goo til at gjGIte
Sc Sult, ION nlaa aniees for oens N9lte.
Meu oerfor bar man Ell Iio til at rple;
9og finoes Der benz, iom fun ldoer bet saa
- Men bet oil be opg aligepel icle,
Sc trplter Tia meo, at Oct batter Ell laa;
glen / iioite StuRb, naar Jaren Dem trler,
sc ipriaste og ~nerupie gaar Der o9 9rler.
Ser tales ps tGutes p9 rGionneres,
Nlt bet,som i~jeloen pleier at tie,
8il better life III reaIiieres;
Chi bet, ipm en- et pniter at ie,
81 man prppe at 9lemme % ne9te,
- 6pr man pl Ell meo 6arerne fe9te.
90 8auget imeoens tiger p9 oorer
90 tr9u9er Jig iuo Suie % Splitter,
90 @riier % 8jpr % aalper os Sger
9rufner % bpr be paaoe 8ptter;
% Irairien itaar iom fprenepe Soen
Sc bDieite 8pnter ier no iom Ger.
90 Solicit saar uleo frD8tiomn,e g2incr;
Chi Der ct en- Mta9t, iOut trobier % bpoer
90 ~itirrer en- fat inc Stet % griner
90 giper tilfjenoe, at - 6reoen ben brnocr
SG, her er Ell gtagt, jpn ler 40 DC mallge,
Der elers Iaa litre % trp9ge orange.
Gag 2Gropm berat ou ior9lpic Slot.
Der trpgt gleunem 9iuet panOrer;
Der ct Ell anoen 6loo, lum er iarllg moi,
Snt on Ell bin aurs Ipranorer:
Get er Spnoen8, Gplternes breoe Slob,
Der brpoer og brnier / Sjerternes Mob.
5lp9t berfor, Gen, ira De lnpere Steoer,
5pr 6looen eHonu bliper for bpi;
Sort fra SDno, ira 6orbauoelier, goer,
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SnOr Sanobeo % RetfGro ou beler tan lGre.
glcn bp9 Ell bin 8aab al ielopalste Sprb,
Sen oil ei bore i 8rGnoin9enS Stuno;
Sp9 beler Dit Stib al SanpbebenS Orb,
Set l"ittcrt oil Dploc / 3 pbens 8luno;
vi beler ia paa big Din eseu Gragt,
- SIpr Dig Den epi9t glGloenbe $ragt,
vi nDi od, min Sen, men beitig M bin Sfuoe,
Der Iprer Dig trpgt 9le1nem Stormene irrm
SAB life 6oriDrellens Mast bolO' Dig noe
Sfra bet pellignc0e bintmelite 0iem;
gien tlpuB DIG til Sam, ipm for Dig bar
punoet,
Sans renieloe BLOB % ior Dig bar runoet.
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SGroeu
SgIenuem De fGrli9e SrGnbm9ers 2raa,
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Slab 6relieren bliuer big en- Siertes Sag
6Git oa fun SIiftet paa oct bimmelifeS trroe,
Sag boilfet ei 6lu0en mer binorer Dor @lpoe.
Saltao, WinH, Soc NpriI 1897.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-27

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Sprilasst addr M til Gupsrnrren. fom
uecn Spil bill innttionere bet. 2opei
trrber / araft | Sttober. De npe Gore
ftal ubsipes % annpteres at Stdten.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-27

Ut iornuitisi Sro uotalt urette Sio fan
SIRE mere Staos enb Gaoa. - 8oileau.
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% Niuen.

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Decorah-posten., 1897-04-27

sDitsn crSmmcr, llIp,.sn raugsr.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-08-12
A SUCCESSFUL INVASION.
Ohio strikers Complete Closing of tn
wheeling District Railroad Mines.

Ohio strikers Complete Closing Of the
Wheeling District Railroad Mines.
WHEELING, Aug. ia small army
of Ohio striking miners from Wheeling
Creek, on the Cleveland, Lorain and
Wheeling road, numbering 1877, have
visited the Boggs Run mines. The
Boggs Run men got wind of the inva-
sion, and only six or eight arrived to go
to work. These were taken in hand by
the visitors and persuaded to sign
paper TO stay out. Later the other
Boggs Run men were seen and agreed
to join the strike. This makes the sus-
pension practically complete in the
Wheeling district railroad mines.
The strikers proceeded up town to
the Belmont and Riverside mill mines
and made a demonstration there. A
committee representing the strikers and
one representing the mill miners met,
and it was decided that the question of
these men joining the strike would be
decided by President Ratchford. If
this course is pursued it will throw
thousands out of employment. The
action of the Bellaire Peddling banks
in shutting down may be rescinded, as
the Ohio strike leaders are not in favor
of shutting down the mill banks.
The Wegee miners have decided to
join the strike. This mine and the
Heatherington mines supply steamboats,
with fuel. A scarcity of fuel for the
boats is now at hand.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-08-12
REVIEWED BY rHs sMpssoas.
Parade Of Troops In Honor of ths Kaiser
In Russia.

Parade OF troops In Honor OF tns hntser
In Russia.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 10.-The mill
tary review at Camp Krasnoe Solo in
honor of the German emperor was a
grand spectacle and came off in bril-
liant weather. The troops, under the
command of Grand Duke Vladimir,
were drawn up in square, in the CEN
ter of which was the imperial tent.
The German emperor wore the uniform
of the st. Petersburg grenadier guards,
and the Russian emperor that OF o
uhlan of the guards. The dowager
czarina, the czarina and the German
empress were present.
Emperor Nicholas led the guards In
front of Emperor William, Grand
Duke Vladimir and the other grand
dukes riding behind the czar, who sub
sequently led the Probrajensky regi.
ment past the kaiser. The latter cried
in Russian:
II greet you. my brave fellows"
The men saluted his majesty in re-.
sponse. Then Emperor William led
the Viborg regiment past the czar, fol-
lowed by the grand dukes, each lead
ing his respective regiment.
Emperor William highly comph-
mented Grand Duke vladimir on the
fine appearance of the-troops and deco
rated several officers. Their majesties
later witnessed beautiful open air bal
let on Olga island.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-08-12

ployed 60 take their places in the mines.
Mr.. DeArmit has refused to say any.
thing on this subject, but has always
contended that his old men would re.
sumo work if the strikers were with.
drawn from around the mines Other
operators, it is known, have been quiet
ly at work trying to secure new men,
but nothing definite regarding their
plans could be learned.
The striking miners enoamped at
Plum Greek claim that large desertion
has taken place from the DeArmit
mines, and that the working force in
the pit is too small to dig coal enough
to supply the waterworks of the city of
Pittsburg at Brilliant. The strikers
have been predicting that the diggers
would Join their ranks as soon as they
were paid, and they are disappointed
because the men did not quit in a body.
The first entrance into Westmoreland
county has been made and there was
meeting at Irwin today at 2 p. m, at
which Dolan, Garland, Carrick and
others spoke.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-08-12
.CUBANS ARE HUMANE.
Not Rejoicing Over Canovas'
Assassination.
CONDEMN THE COwARDLY DEED.
Palma Says the Dead Man Was Back of
weyler's Terrible Butcheries - Paia-
veija, Another Butcher, May Succeed

New YORK, Aug. 10.-At the head.
quarters of the Cuban junta, Delegate
T. Estrada Palma talked briefly about
the assassination Of Spanish Prime
Minister Canovas. He said that in his
opinion Canovas was more responsible
for the outrages in Cuba than was
Weyler, and his killing seemed to be an
act of retribution. At the same time
the Cuban party had nothing whatever
to do with the death of Canovas, and
had no knowledge that such an act was
even contemplated by anarchists or any
one else.
Silvala, who was second to Canovas
in power, although q member of the
Conservative party, has expressed the
opinion that il he had the power and
was in possession Of the absolute know
ledge that the Cuban difficulty was the
cause of the general uprising of the
Cubans, and not of any clique, he
would advise the Spanish to evacuate
the islands,
DR.. Palma said that from every view
the confusion caused by the death Of
Canovas could not but help the Cuban
cause. The Cubans bad no expression
of sympathy to make for the act of the
assassin, but at the same time CuDans
could not but feel that they would BEN
eft by it.
Canovas had been threatened by the
anarchists of Spain and of France, who
are closely allied. DIR. Palma expressed
the opinion that il Silvala should be se-
lected to succeed Canovas, General
Palavieja would succeed Weyler Gen.
eral Palavieja has recently returned to
Spain from the Philippine islands.
The Cubans would not receive any
more humane treatment at the hands of
General Palavieja, as he is a believer,
DR.. Palma says, in the Weyler methods
of outrage and assassination.
The Cuban army had fought in a
manner which had commanded the re-
spect of all nations, while Weyler and
his men had brutally murdered and
committed outrages which called for
the condemnation of all civilized people.
In conclusion, President Palma said
that the Cubans would not accept less
than absolute independence.
The rooms of the Cuban junta were
crowded with the members of the party,
all Of whom expressed themselves in
condemnation of the act of murder
committed by the Italian anarchist.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-08-12
A new ARBITRATOR.
Universal Peace Union Wants
to Settle Strike.
LETTER TO THE FOEMEN.
President Love Asks the Operators and
Miners For the Privilege of Arranging
Terms of Peace -westmoreland County,
Pa, vaded-News of the Strike.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1.-THE Uni
versal Peace union has offered its SER
vices as arbitrator in the coal strike.
The following letter, signed by Presi-
dent Love aud committee of the
Peace union, was sent to the represent
atives Of the operators and miners:
ITO mine operators and miners, en-
ployers and employees and your repre-.
sentatives in Pennsylvania and else
where:
4" Respected Friends Recognizing
that there is widespread interrup ion
of your business and fraternal relations
which seriously involve your interests,
good fellowship and happiness, the
Universal Peace union would repeat its
recommendation of the past, which,
when respected, have proven salutary.
and renews its offer of mediation, arbi-
tration and Cancellation.
Capital and labor can not afford to
be estranged.
violence under any circumstances is
injurious. Individual rights must be
respected. Reason and affection are
competent TO adjust any difficulties.
Calmness, patience, petition. appeal,
prOtesJ anu prayer Will tIluulpus
Look on the advantages of both
sides, what capital does for the work
man and what the workman does for
capital Let us remember the trials in
cident of the life of miner and at the
same time the beneficent uses to which
money can be applied. The relations
are too sacred and intimate to be
broken.
"As to compensation, we admit we
are not able to name a price, but we
have faith that this can be satisfactorily
adjusted and is an individual concern
according to merit and ability.
1--WE sincerely offer our services as
impartial fellow-citizens and freely
grant you the use of our historical
rooms in Independence hall for any
commission you may appoint having in
view settlement that will be fair,
equitable and satisfactory, and thus
avoid animosities that may involve loss
of life, treasure and mutual good will"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-08-12
PITH OF THE NEWS.

Mr. John N. Brown, Rhode Island 9
richest bachelor, Is shortly to marry Miss
Nathalie Dresser, Of New York.
Senator George II. Hoar and a large
party OF inends took a trolley ride OF
90 miles near Worcester, Mass.
General Weyler, from his Headquarters
In Havana, ordered the release from iail
OF DR. Zertuck, Maceo's alleged betrayer,
Pitman Grove residents are indignant
because the directors Of the camp restrIot
the business OF an invalid dealer in now
elites.
The long yacht race Of the New YorK
cluh feet from Vineyard Haven to Bar
Harlior was won by the ex-cup defender
Vik1 mt. The Navahoe, her rival, was
6Dconf.
Mrs. fannie II. Iverson, of Atlanta, who
was rcported engaged TO be married 10 ex.
Senator David ". Hill, OF New York. sew
eral months ago, has been married 10 ME-.
Charles Abbott, OF Washington.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-08-12
STEWART MUCH DISTURBED.

He Depreoates Rumors About Guard
Being Ready Owing to Strike.
HARRISBURG, Aug. II. - Adjutant
General Stewart is greatly displeased
because of the numerous reports to the
effectshat certain officers of the ma
tional guard have been issuing orders
to regiments and companies to get
ready for anticipated trouble with the
striking miners.
He says he does not believe any such
orders have been given.
II have issued nothing official, and
nothing suggestive of calling out the
troops has been given out from our de.
partment here"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-08-12
NEW COUNTY INVADED.

IRWIN, Pa, Today.
PITTsBURG, Aug. lit is stated that
the coal operators are becoming restless
over the protracted strike and contem-
plate importing men.
It has been repeatedly announced
that the New York and Cleveland Gas
Coal company is determined to operate
its mines, if possible II the old men
cannot be induced to continue at work
it is reported that new men will be en-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-08-12

SAN Francisco, Aug. THE steam
ship Peru has arrived from Yokohoma
via Hong Kong with the following
Japanese advices There is no doubt
whatever that from Oct. next Japan
will have gold currency. A circular
issued by the specie bank announces
that from that date 1t will pay gold for
Bank of japan notes. The Osaka mint
is very busy at present minting new
gold coins"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-08-12
A Negro Murderer Lynched.

VIcKsBURG. Miss, Aug. lO.-John
Gordon, alias Lewis Kelson, the negro
who murdered William Allen at Bruins.
wick on July 10 by clubbing him with
q gun barrel and who was captured in
Louisiana yesterday, has been hanged
by lynchers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-08-12
Works Running Again.

WILMINGTON, Del, Aug. 11.-After q
shutdown of six weeks the Delaware
Iron works at New Castle have re-
sumed operations
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-08-12
THE MARK cts.

PITrsBURo, Aug. 10.
wHEAT-No. red, 76C977c; No. 2 red, 750D
7ec spring wheat Hg75c.
CORN-No. yellow ear, 32ltCG331sc; No. 2
shelled. 82I6(935c; high mixed shelled, S1lkl9
&c. -.
oATS-No. white, 2eC@eeIfc; No. do, "a
@24l6c; extra No. 9 white 23ISC92334c; light
mixed, 22C923c.
HAY-No timothy, sll. 75C9l2OO; No. 2 do
tl0.5O@ll 90; No. clover, mixed, S8,0O(9s.50;
packing, $8.O0G65l; No. feeding prairie,
Se5O17.OO wagon hay, Sl2.OO@l3.0D for timo
thy; new No. timothy, 50 9.5 0Dl0.b). p W.
POULTRY-Live-Larg spring chi kens
45G50c per pair; small, 20CG30c; large old
chickens, 55G6jc per pair; small 35(q45c
ducks 40dGOc per pair; turkeys, 7GSc per
pound Dressed-Spring chickens, 1Udl4o per
pound; old chickens, l0Gllc; ducks, l5(9l6c
turkeys. 3U 4c.
BUTTLR-Elgin prints 17dlT1fc; extra
creamery, l6J9@l7c; Ohio fancy creamery,
Halb. country roll, 5000; low grade and
coo ing. .ldbc.
CHEESE New York full cream, new make
SlSGIc; OniOs, full cream, new make, 7Is01
Sc; Wisconsin Swiss, in tubs, 1l1S(9 i2c
limberger, new, SCdslRc: Ohio Swiss, in tubs
lH60llc; Swiss, in bricks, 5-pound average,
glRCGl0c.
EGGS-Strictly fresh Pennsylvania and
Ohio, in cases, large lots, l0@lic; in job
bigg way, ll1gGl2c; selected fancy stock, II
1l3c.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-08-12
New YORK, Aug. 10.
I market stronger: No. red

NEW YORK, Aug, 10.
WHEAT-Spot market stronger; No. 2 red,
oO1sc.
CORN-Spot market firm; No. 2, 39c.
OATS-Spot marketiquiet; No. 2, 2l&o.
CATTLE-No trading. European cables
quote America an steers at l034CgllcH per pound
dressed weight; refrigerator beef at s3419L4c
per pound.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Sheep, s3.OOdo8 o.; /;
ambs, $5OOtt5.sO.
HOGS-Market lower at S. lOGp4.&.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-08-12
Brilliant Iron Works Sold.

SrEUBENvILLE, Ohio, Aug. 10.-The
Brilliant Tube and Iron works property
has been sold here by Receiver H. NJ.
Priest for $50, 900, which is two-thirds
its appraised value, to the Wheeling
trustees for the first-mortgage bond
holders. The property also includes AGO
acres of coal lands.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-08-12
CINCINNATI, Aug. 10.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 10.
HOGS--Market active at 1913 lCD4l0.
CATTLE-Market active at 81. .25lD4.S5.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Mari<et for sheep
dull at 81 2.25(13.6 IS. Lambs-$3, ,5O6D5.5O.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-08-12
RUPTURE CURED

A German Rupture Specialist and German
Truss Maker, Of thirty years experience, is
prepared to make Trusses from draft OF the
body that will at so perfect that you will feel
no pain OF inconvenience from wearing It.
Many cases cured with the German Truss.
Also Trusses and Umbiicsl Belts for ladies
and children. Lady attendant for ladies. Will
call at your house for your measure, If you
cannot come to my Office. Consultation free
Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.
All kinds Of Trusses repaired.
v. A. SCHORT,
GERMAN SILVER TRUSS MAKER,
7O4 East Tuscarawss ST., Canton, o
Office Hours, o a. m. to op.m.
j31gy fri.sat-wkly
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-08-12
PITTsBURo, Aug. II.

PITTsBURG, Aug, IL.
CATTLE-Receipts on Monday fair, about
Is cars on sale; market slow on common
and medium grades: prices shade lower ;
receipts today light, market steady We
quote: Extra, A8OtG5.OO; prime SI.7S04. 81 ;
good, A. 5O0iTO; tidy. S435lD4 so; good
butchers, %0OGtL3O; fair, S3.7OG4O0; com.
mon, $3.4OG3.6O; heifers, S3.OOC04.20; bulls,
stags and cows, S2OOC9350; common TO good
fat oxen, S2.UtG3.75; bologna cows, 5000
1901; fresh cows and springars. 20.O0lDi0.00.
HOGS-Run on Monday fair, about 10
doub deck cars on sale; market fairly ac
tive; supply today fair for Tuesday; quality
not very good market slow We quote:
Prime light weights and pigs 4.l5014.20; me-
dium weights, A .l0C94.l5; common TO fair,
S40J@405; heavy hogs, S3.sGg3.9O; roughs,
t25Olp3.25.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts on Mon.
day fair, 10 cars on sale; market steady on
both sheep and lambs; receipts today light;
market steady on sheep, higher on lambs.
We quote prices; Choice, "a. l5(G425; good.
S4OO614.lO; fair, 50 5O(G3.s0; common, $2.6j
93.35; choice lambs S5.OO0j.2O; common TO
good, S4.0OCG4Si; veal calves, S5.75g8.25; heavy
and thin calves, S3.tO9gd.0O.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-08-12

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The evening times., 1897-02-16

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