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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25

demand. and closed steady; American
middilng l. m. c.. September, go, puH-
crs. september and October. . Lot acl-
ers. October and November OJ-Ot pus-
ers. NOvcmner and December. : O--btV
n.-1i sellers. December and January,
2 G3-Gl. sellers. January and fepruaIyi
O2-Gld3 c3-Gf. sellers. February anu
March. . G3-G4 buyers. March ana AplN,
3. buyers. April and May. . l-Of; pu1cisi
Nav and June. 3 2-G. buyers. June and
July 3 g-Gf. sellers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
TrRTILIZER TRADE BOOMs.

The FERTILIZER business IS on boom.
AS matter OF fact. one OF the rail-
roads leading out OF Charleston shipped
over twenty times as much fertilizers
I'm the month of August. 1895, as in
August. lsj1 The great bulk OF this
trade WAS not 90 cotton sections, but
TO the great wheat territory of Ten
uess-e. Kentucky. etc. The Southern
mills are really having all the work
they cam handle FOR this outside trade
and this before the demand is active
iu the cotton belt
This is a splendid showing and the
fertilizer men OF Charleston are Well
pleased with the business. "l would
not like 90 give figures said a Well
known fertilizer man yesterday, "nut
We are certainly having q fine trade.
The Indications are that the present
years business viii eclipse that of last
year. our business with the wheat Sec
uons gives us new and valuable
patronage" Charleston News ami Cou-
ri-r
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
KILLED THE OFFICER
A Mob Follows the Prisoner. but Tie Is
Safely Landed i'm Jail.

NORFOLK. VA. Sept. N-Special.-
Near Princess Anne Courthouse. Va. this
morning. negro named Oscar levitt
shot and killed Constable NJ. J. Beasley'
who attempted 10 arrest him for larceny
He escaped but was arrested later at
Nnmos and lodged in Jail. A mob col
lected which II was feared would taxa the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
The Two TaylOrs.

MONTGOMERY. ALA. Sept 4-The
Democratic State Executive Committee
held an all-nlght session OF the case o;
the two Taylors OF the First Congress
slonal District. AZ $50 this morning the
committee decided unanimously 70 sus-
tain the action OF the district convention
In renominating Hon. G.. W. Taylor. THIS
action was acquiesced IN by Hon. Hannis
Taylor, and there will be no further tric-
ton
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
To WASHINGTON.

NTssRs. THOMPSON NICHE &
,pANS will run their LAST excursion of
th. season 10 WASHINGTON MONDAY
,n.rnine. OCT 10th. leaving Richmond
nj % A. 81. and viii leave Washington
TUESDAY az o'clock r. NJ giving
those who 90 about THIRTY HOURS In
The Capital city. and all for $3.50 the
rOtnd-trlp.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25

PORTSMOUTH. o., Sept. 2i.-At
O'clock this moning "A Norfolk and west
ern freight broke In two at Franklin fur
mace. the two sections coming together
again and ditching the train. Ricnard'
Galloway, OF Lynchburg. Va, ana koo,
ert Murray. OF Bellevue, Va. were kilien
and Perry Mack fatally hurt.
The three men were going TO Coiumeu!
10 work In a steel planL All were coz
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
BGlVIOERE SCHOOL AND
KINDERGARTEN.
AND

Jos FLOYD AVENUE.
College Preparatory. intermediate, Pri-
mary and Kindergarten Departments.
Thorough training. according 10 modern
methods. by competent instructors In
each department. High standards.
Healthy discipline Individual attention
10 each pupil. Miss ROBINSON. princi-
pal, will be at home 20 mothers az No.
30 Floyd avenue. Circulars az book
stores. School opens SEPTEMBER I'D.
seplf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
MIss AuGusTA q. DANIEL Viii q

MISS AUGUSTA r. DANIEL WILL RE-
sumo her class FOR young ladies az her
October 30.
The class viii meet Monday Wednes-
day and Friday al III a. NJ. Subject Of
study. The History and Literature OK
the Present Century.
Afternoon literature class for ladies
AT l3 west Grace street. beginning
Wednesday. October Jtf at halt-past I
o'clock Miss Daniel desires a limited
number of boarding pupils. For par
ticulars sec circular at principal book.
stores. sep0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25

PANASOFFKEE. Sept flames A..
Harris. who resides at Panasoffkee out
let. and IS the owner of extensive orange
groves there. met with an exciting eXpe-
rlence one day last week while superin-
tending work I'm his groves. In a large
stump ne discovered and killed rat
uesnake between six and seven feet In
length. and twenty-five young rattle
snakes about two feet long. each having
a button.
This seems 20 show that the young rat
tiers accompany the parent snake TN
they are at least n year old. Mr.. Harris
feels that De bad fair amount OF snake
experience for one day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
NAVAL STORIES

SAVANNAH GA. Sept. 2l-SPIRfTS
or TI-HpENTIN E-Flrm at 274i &C.,, sales.
1893 casks. receipts ua- casks.
RoSIN- Firm. sales. lyiG barrels. re
coipts. 4732 barrels quote-A. B. q. ID.
D. S13J. Is. $40. ~. Sffj. window glass.
81 50. water white, % ID.
CHARLESTON. s. g.. Sept o. TUR-
PENTINlc- Firm at 2sc.; sales nome.
RCSIN-Q Quiet and unchanged, sales.
none.
WILMINGTON. y. O.. Sept. ol-SPIR-
IT'S OF TlRpENTlNE-N Nothing doing.
prices unchanged. receipts. 6 casks
ROSIN- at SlnLO5; receipts. 2G2
barrels.
CRUDE TURpENTlNE-S Steady at S1U
90. receipts. 9j barrels.
TAR-Firm at Sl35i receipts. pa bar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
SALE OF PLANTS.

Commencing Monday, a special sale Of
Palms. Ferns. and other Decorative
Plants, at
Miss REYNOLDS. Florist
col East Main 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
MR.. FIRED. g. HAIR Will REsuME

MR.. FRED G. HAIR WILL khsl ME
his CLASSES IN MUSICAL INSTRUc-
TION on OCTOBER LIST. Lessons given
IN PianO-Playing. Theory and Compost
tion one weekly class I'm Theory free
OF charge 10 pupils. Musicales ana ke-
citals will be given by the pupils during
the season. For terms apply by man
al No. BOP east Franklin street, or AZ
the music store OF ". ID. MOSES * CO.
eeiS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25

Tsllev & Co. wishes to inform her friends
that she has accepted position with
Nessrs. J. NJ Fourqurean & Co., where
she will be much pleased 10 have them
can. and promises her best services.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
virginia. Richmond
McCABE'S UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.

The thirty-fOurth annual session Of this
school for boys begins September 20 1898,
Thorough preparation Tor university or
Virginia. Yale Harvard. United states
Military and Naval Academies and The
leading Engineering schools. Full stan.
Boarding Department strictly limited.
For catalogue address
w. GORDON McCABE.
fu2O-th Gil yved3mo Head Master.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or RICHMOND. SEPT. a. 1898.
ARRIVED.
Steamer POcah0ntas, Graves. mercnah-
disc god passengers. Virginia Navigation
COMPANY Norfolk.
Steamer Gulf Stream. Tunnel Imer-
chandlse and passengers, Clyde Line,
Philadelphia.
PORT or WEST POINT SEPT. ~ w.
ARRIVED
Steamship Accomac, Thompson. Nor
FORK passengers and -enefai cargo.
SAILED
Steamship Accomac. Thompson. NOT
folk. passengers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
IooA mo- YOuR INTEREST

Carpets cam now Doe busted and reno-
ratoI ou the four with the new process
of busting 5y 3D. powerful suction Car
nets ftci and Ii Window shades
made to order and repaired. All work
guaranteed. Best of references furnish
cd Address g. D.. WESTMAN. care Vs..
g.. HUGHES g. CO.. paperhangers. -S ~.
FIFTH street. Sew phone. lfL
Richmond. VA. sept a. lsgS.
Mr. Wvndham Boiling General Agent.
Mutual Reserve Fund life Association.
luS East Man street. Richmond. Va.
pear slr-Wc take pleasure in ace
EnowIedeine receipt of $500 m fun pay
mont of claim under Policy 40. g2Sll on
Tho ND. of the late Walter Powers. and
take Measure iu commencing the prompt
ness of the Company in the settlement.
Yours very truly.
~ a. y. POWERS.
MARY r. POWERS.
p. s.-If the late Walter Powers had
taken I'm ordinary life policy in an Old
sv.tem company. and had paid the same
amount I'm premiums as be paid the Mu-
ANAL Reserve. his heirs would only have
recefved 81 500 instead Of $500. Cain by
MING insured I'm Mutual Reserve s69L
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25

College preparatory. Number ~ pupils
limited Oral French classes FOR little
girls Science classes throughout the
school will be taught by "a graduate OF
SwarthmOre College. who has also at
tended Or Stanley Halls lectures on edit
mothers every Wednesday after : o'clock
Il. VI. Special attention 90 litte girls.
The next session Will begin september 2.
1885 au2l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
MnNrY - LXcnANGE.-Mon on
BANK sTATE'IEN,T1,T.hI.e,.. wegkly BANK
srnr1, Quotations.

CLOSING 0lOcAS
AtChis0n ......... GOO. ....--...... l-is
Atchis0n pfd......... ..........-... "t'4
Baltimore and Ohio ................ 55s5'a
Canada Pacific ......... ............ Sc
Canada Southern ...... .......-.... .o.2
Central Pacific ........ .''...'.'.'. 552iitt
Chi and Alton ........ ............ los
ChiY Is. and Q....-. ..-.-..'..'..'. ll3ls
chi. and E Ill........ ....'..'.''''' 9-s
c., g.. q. and ST. L...........-.... tl'2
c. O. g. and ST.. l.. pio.-..-....... -
DeDl. and Hudson ...... ......,... 100
IcI. j.. ana ~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. If8
Den. ana hie T.,.'....t:i'' '.''''-'''' ~
llti'h. anu iI' w. f'N'''''' '''''' 19at
Ire new, ,,....''...,.i ''''''''''''''''' aGt
i.flc new A71 P4"''t''' 't'''''''' 40
fort Wty.te ..''.tt'' '''''''''''''' ia-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25

sOUIRES CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH
SCHOOL. 7O2 east Grace street, VIII
reopen September 10Th Number limited.
The principal gives his personal and
closest attention 10 all the reciiations
of each pupil. except modern languages,
taught by native professors.
Circulars al the bookstores. sopl3
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25

MISS ZFILH MINOR WILL RESUME
bor classes for Piano OCTOBER LIST.
Circulars az her residence. S9O west
Grace street. and the muslc-stores. Spe"
cial class I'm Expression and style Tor
advanced pupils. SEQ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25

VIRGINIA SCHOOL OF MUSIC. 206
Howltzer Place and 100 east Main street,
Richmond opens Sept. %. Piano taught
by Mrs Albert C.. Bruce and Prof T.
q. HAIR Theory. Prof T. 9. Hair
Voice culture, Mis- Helen ID. StockdolL
Violin. Miss Florence billiard. Soifeg-
gio. Mr.. Walter ID. Mercer. organ, harp
and other instruments by skilled mas
ters. Fur further particulars. address,
the principal. Mrs. Albert G.. Bruce, aj
Howltzer Place. Richmond, Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25

nrisoner out and hang him. The officers
started TO drive overland 20 Norfolk.
where they meant 20 place the prisoner
for safe-keeplng. The mob. II Is report
ed. followed them, and they nave JUST
reached here at 9 o'clock, having encoun-
tered no violence.
The prisoner will be lodged In the city
fafl for safe-keeplng.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
SPECULATION IN
A WAITING MOOD.
A Pause in the Market Until the Bank
Statement Appeared.
THE INCREASE IN THE CASH,
IL Was Less Than Was EXpcctcd-Dc-
crease Of Sf2,oOO.OOO In Loans
Thought Due TO the Banks N.Y.
tcrious System of Averages.

NEw YORK. Sept. 24.-speculaton was
Inclined 90 wait on the pank statement
to-day and there was much debate con-
corning what tho showing would be. The
realizing movement in the STOCK market
upOn lts appearance indicated that the
return S. not regarded as altogether ldN-
orahio IN spite OF the rise IN ine net
surplus The increase IN the cash was
less than expected. lt was believed by
some people that last weeks heavy de-
crease of over S12oOOOO in loans was que
in soma way 90 the mysterious system or
averages used by the banks. but ln
that event there should nave Deeh solne
bookkeeping compensation IN to-ud4
statement 10 is certain that there mas
been no such drastic contraction OF open
market loans. either last week or ihiA'
- indicated on the face OF the sldlt-
ment The more probable explanation l5
that advanced in this review last week,
namely. that tho liquidatcd loans are
LARGELY those made 90 outside BANKS 10
finance subscriptions or the Government
loan The delivery OF bonds hF the doN-
eminent has been delayed. but IS now
progressing more rapidly, ana the loans
arc Inundated with the delivery or me
bonds The bank returns indicate olhcr-
wise tho turn in the money market 20.
showed quiet but large absorption OF
railroad stocks. notably The Pacincs ana
graugcrs ou the farin returns OF lhp7e
roads Tho miscellaneous ust showed Il
tendency 10 fNlNIllNt WIIl.N wac .'' ny
bv the nrmucss of the railroad lsl uhtii
tho realizing movement ON tne Dahh
etafemcnt Wheeling and Lake Erie con-
sol IS rose 2ls per cent. making ihe Hcl
rise for the week eiz per cent
Tho bond market has heen nu.l .ii,
heavy ON the tight money market. nitt.
states new as. registered, nave aecllileu
IA. old as registered. D.. new s.. fou-
uOu. ana the Hs when issued. is ana INC
o. have advanced D. 200 the bid price. 800,
90 n.. .H B.
shares including Northern Pacific, ol4F
Union Pacific 1880. Union Pacific pre-
fo,red. 12142. American Tobacco. 1910.
Peoples Gas. 1928. Sugar 1865 United
States Rubber, IO1s.
MONEY AND Money on
call steady CT 9 uer cent. prime mercah-
tile paper. fnJ per cent Sterling eA-
bankers bills at SlS3ft0 4S4 for demand
and nd SiS1lnfS FOR sixty days, post
ed rates 81 s20i Si4 and 4NJ. CONNER
cial bills. 81 SOi5. Silver certificates. bl4
N62 bar silver. go 1J-lG. Mexican dollars
47i. Government bonds irregular.
BANK STATEMENT-Thc weekly BANK
statement shows the following changes;
Surplus reserve. increase .....-N 4plz,4t'
Loans decrease .---.--... llflV-- w.
Specie. increase .....--.. .--... 600 @'b
LEGAL tenders. increase ........ 4ot, Iu'
Deposits. decrease ...-......... il ~ 900
Circulation increase .....---.-. s'IfU
Tho banks now hold $500 $50 I'm excess
Of tho requirements of the - per cent
rule.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25

MISS CARRIE NJ. COLQUITTS
SION begins SEPTEMBER goth. sei5
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25

THE NEW STANDARD SYSTEM OF
Shorthand. taught BY Mrs. r. 2.
WHITE, Room 43 Chamber or Com
merce. StenOgraphic. new syle work
and tvpewriting done quickly and AZ
reasonable rates. For further particti-
lars apply at office. sep-'
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When Buying.

you want to get your moneys worth;
you are looking for the best goods. un-
der ordinary circumstances you cannot
expect TO get tina best goods for a small
outlayo Of money. But it is different
with medicines: you a often buy the
best medicine for d few cents. This is
the case with Seyera.s Standard Family
Remedies. ,MpaeimH. Bartek Of seaton
Texaswfftes as follows: II know
from experience your Family Remedies
being always n sure cure when taken
in time and according to directions.
Our household would not be- complete
without them; we have little childron
and find it even with the greatest care
very hard to prevent them from taking
cold. But a few doses of Severa's
Balsam for Lungs cure their Cough or
Cold in a very short time.
Seyera's Balsam for Lungs is indeed the
promptest Cough Cure presented to the
people. Never fails 10 cure a Cough.
Bold, Hoarseness. Sore Throat, La Grippe.
II you want the best Cough Medicine,
take Seyera's Balsam for Lungs.
Price % and so cents.
Seyera's st. Gothard's Oil often drives
all pains away by n application.
There is no better Liniment fer
Rheumatism, Stiff Joints and Muscles,
Backache etc. Try it. Price 30 cents.
w. =. Sewers. Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
For sale at all druggists.
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The Deuneator.

The May number of The Uelineator is
called the Commencement Number aud
presents the usual excellent combina-
ton of Fashions and Literature that
has so long distinguished this publica-
tion. The most up-to-date developments
in Seasonable Dress. the Latest Fabrics
and their elaboration are accurately and
thoroughly illustrated and described,
an article on Graduation Costumes,
which contains many valuable sugges
lions. being particularly timely
Prominent among the various literary
features is tho paper by Alice Meynell
in the series on Children and Their
Ways, treating In her delightful style 4
humor. The Delineator is the Woman's
Fayorite Magazine, and is Issued by
the Famous Fashion Publishers, The
Butterick Publishing Co. (Lilnit ed), at
Z to II West Thirteenth Street, New
York, ut the remarkable low rate Of
$1.00 for n RECONSIDERATION, or Is cts.
er copy. Or all family magazines it
is the greatest caterer to Domestic Needs,
and "a be recommended for its cheap
ness, usefulness, beauty, freshness and
utility.
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s1Il1ttn,nen.

The state militia all over the country
are finding much difficulty in passing
the necessary physical examination.
At Philadelphia only four got in out OF a
company of one hundred. 1t appears to
be nearly as bad in this state. The
Huron company had the sand knocked
clean out Of them at Camp Dewey,
Sioux Falls, when their captain, first and
second lieutenant were all three rejected
for physical disability and threatened to
return to Huron In a body. 1T last &C
most Of them have concluded to
stick upon the assurance of Coy. Lee
that he would commission officers Of
their own selection from the company.
In the Aberdeen company out of ninety
two examined by the surgeons fortytwo
were rejected as physically unsound.
Strong men, who came ia from the
farms. and from vacations requiring Ell
DURANGO, health and strength. were
found deficient. Some were Of regula
ton height, bnt lacked breadth OF chest
and hips; others were deaf; others we're
nearsighted; many had palpitatlon of
the heart and nola few we're afflicted
with rupture. Unsoynf teeth was an
other objection,
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Harmon Fry suIciaes.

Last weeks GRAPHIC told Of the run
ming away of Harmon Fry, clerk OF the
kimball House, with $45 Of Louis
Richards money obtained on a check.
A few hours after the GRAPHIC was off
the press the following special was sent
from Huron:-
The news of a sensational suicide has
Just reached here Of a young German.
He came here from the west and regis
tered OF The hotel as Herman Boyer and
after walking about the town for some
hours he borrowed a gun and nothing
Was seen of him until night when his
dead body was found in q hollow. All
evidence points to suicide. His right
shoe was removed and it is supposed he
pulled The trigger with his toe. An
empty vial, marked choral hydrate, was
found by his body. He also left two
letters, n addressed to Miss Lucille
Ricaids. of Kimball, and another to Mrs.
c. +. Fry, Council Bluffs. Upon close
examination at the inquest it was
found that his clothing was marked II,
W.Fry and it is supposed that is his
correct name. While at the hotel ne
seemed to be out Of his head and would
often talk of a church and some woman
The body will be shipped to Council
Bluffs.
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The creamcrics.

notwithstanding four new crcamerles
will be in operation from ~ to 18 miles
Of Kimball this season, the Kimball
creamery has already gained. enough
n W patrons this spring to more than
make good the half dozen or so it loses
elsewhere. Kimball is so located as to
command its territory, and the new
creameries cannot effect the milk supply
to the local creamery to any perceptible
extent. Not only this, but the building
of these creameries shuts off any possible
competition nearer. They are all To-
Gated just far enough AWAY to have a
nice little business Of their own and
not to effect the Kimball factory-which
is sure now Of having a continuous run
of all the milk it can p~roftably handle.
The thing nov to 10 is to build up the
winter business, and the sooner the
patrons go about it the better. Not
only does the milk bring double the
price, but the COW that comes fresh in
the fall gives athird more milk during
the year, while the loss of calves is
practically nothing.
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One ami OMe-ThIrd Faro

for the rouEd trip Oil certificate plan to
Cleveland, o., and return Will be made
by the Nickel Plate Road account of
meeting OF Supreme Council of the
Royal Arcanum, May 1926, 1898. Three
through trains daily with service equal
to that of any other line between same
points. You will save time and money
by %patroniz)ng the Nickel Plate Road.
Try it and 80 convinced of the adyan
tages afforded the travelling public. j.
Y. Callahan, GenI Agent, Ill Adams St,
Chicago, will be pleased to furnish any
information relative to rates, etc. Trains
depart from the Van Buren, Street Pas
senger Station, Chicago. 12)
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school ,Ia,ters.

The school board held all adjourned
Meeting Monday. L. A. Foote'S election
as mayor let him ont of the board and f.
=. Miller was appointed in his place.
There was considerable controversy over
tn legal status of J.. B. Long, member at
large. 1t was held by some OF the mem
Der of The board that the new law does
no, provide for Il member at large. The
GRAPHIC does not know anything about
it as it long ago gave up interpreting the
conglomerated school laws Of this state.
ANYHOW, Chairman Stewart Of the board
wouldn't allowsMr. Long to have a voics
in tue proceedings. rho present teach.
ers were all reengaged.
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BAPTIST .ANNIv EI.sAKIEs.
Rochester, N. u. NnvlO-24. '9b.

LEanT afHEn-EL
The Nickel Plate Road is authorized to
sell tickets to Rochester, N. Y. and re-
turn at one fare and one.thirI for The
round trip, on certificate plan, account
above meeting. Tickets good on any Of
our through express trains leaving
Chicago from the Van Buren, Street Pass
Rnger Station at 1925 II. m..2:55 p. M.
vestibuled sleeping cars and unsurpassed
dining car service. Colored porters III
charge of the day coaches. You will
save lime and money by patronizing the
Nickel Plate Road. For further iufor.
nation call on or address j. Y. Callahan,
GelleralAgenf, III Adams St, Chicago,
Ill. u4)
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Wolf's Specialties.
Early Ohio SEED potatoes at VOLTS.
oucan yet good seed corn at Volts.

gLEEEalE @U--fNLl
Ascend hand complanter. Esquire OF
j. II. Wolf.
Did yongct one Of those war bill
sent Oui ny Wolf.
IL you want q corn cu!tivator,s OF corr
planter enquire Of jill. Wolf. He sells
the Moline Plow Co.'S goods.
We have just received another large
invoice of Ladies. Misses aud children
trimmed hats, Sailors, Bicycle and
street hats. These are the latest styles
on the market and you will save SIS
by buying OF j. II. Wolf.
On account OF the rainy weather, The
special sale.at j. II. VOLTS will continue
one week longer. Now is the time to
take advantage OF tho biggest bargains
ever offered to the people OF Brute
county. In addition to the items in The
War" bills we offer a large number OF
new ami attractive bargains.
| have few more barrels Of apples
TINT Will be sold very cheap. J.H. Wolf.
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ENlOn.

RS
The milk wagon from this end now
goes to Pukwana,
Veronica Hayli!: made tinal proof ON
her homestead last week and Uncle Sam
got four hundred dollars.
W. II. Bown gave an exhibition with
his talking machine at w. Hayliks Sat
urday,
Adolph Yirsa had q two-year-old steer
fall in the old HungerfoTd we'll. although
being in there several days, the boys got
him out all safe.
Veronica Haylik and James Beranek
drove 10 Chamberlain Monday on some
mysterious errand. Matrimony is PROP
ably the cause.