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Live Stock Market.

FRIDAY. Sept !, 1892.
Receipts Of beeyes were 2,<lO head Including 10
cars for export alive. - for IAughtcrsrs and IL for
thr market, making. with few stale cattle ~ cars
OF sale Steers Tnre nrm 70 loc. higher on light re-.
cleared. Medium to choice native hteers sold al
t5h$5 - 100 ms: tops At $685. Texans at 81. so;
bulls at 81 0oOSa 40, and one extra bull at a. az
cows and 7 he,lsrs =, S1.5oa1s3o Dressed beef
from liverpool and Londol qnotsd merriam cattle
At lHSI2fc 2 n. estimated dressed weight; rcfriR.
orator hoef at s9lc y N. EIpOrtA to-day no Isheep
Of beef.
Receipts of calves were 322 head. making with the
few stale calves. 347 on sale. Neals ruled steady
with prime light eAl, Arce grassers and fsd
calves lower About IS h IA inferior to cloice veals
sold Meb4SE.25 100 rs; grassers and fed calves
at t34st .ity dreasnd Veals ~ S<al4o. n.
including cars un old dir ct to butchers aud IL Tor
the market mailing with tho stale stock . oars on
sale There was better inquiry for tue .tock TO.
day but prices we're not auotabiy higher. Common
port shssp At SAL; common to prime lambs AZ
s4oto; dressed mutton, 60IHc. n; Creased
Hoes; Receipts were 1921 head, including Ia for
sale. steady for live hogs. and prime STATE hogs
sold At $3.50 y 100 n.
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COMPLAINED AND WAS ARRESTED.
johnson Told n Cop About n Dive and Was
Promptly Locked Up.

Policeman Merritt OF the Eldridge street
station arraigned Henry johnson OF 1928
Chrystie street. on charge Of disorderly
conduct In the Essex Market police court.
yesterday.
He came up to me preaching" explained
the policeman.
What do you mean2" enquired Magistrate
Hogan.
"oh he was telling me his troubles" replied
the policeman.
johnson said that while walking through
Allen street he was era bbed by two puIers-in
for disorderly house and because he resisted
them they assaulted him. When he COM
planned at the EldridGs street station. tho
sergeant instructed him to find tho policeman
on post and tell him about it. The man on
post was Merritt Johnson said. and when he
complained to Merritt the policeman promptly
arrested him.
That is what you call preaching. is ?" said
the Magistrate to the policeman. We'll this
man is discharged"
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There vas little change in coffee prices to-day,
tn ugh some months were slightly easier. Rio and
Havre lover and the receipts were heavy while
local johbers sold The rec.ipts at Rio and Santos
during August were .5GQ, 900 bags, making Less
600 since July 1st compared with l9a2, 900 last
year and ?. 643, 900 In 1897
NAVAL sroREs.-spirits Of turpentino, 471@4sc.
Common 10 good strained rosin, 81 .8o9sl.s2K.
PRovIsroNs-Lard was steady: Western, %. So; Con-
for mess. Meat, were steady! pictlsd hams. one o
100; do shoulder. es Do bellies. da7c: TAllew.
Western EXTRAS. PIC; d. hr.ts ,sfesne; stat. sx
t,il cream. small colored. fancy. I1aIIAe. do
white TO-: lsr,e, col9red, 1o&a11c do, whito.
ldieo.
CHIcAdo. Sept 1.-'Provisions were weak and
which induced very free realizing by scattered
holders Packers bought on beral scale and thcro
quiet at the decline. The cash trade va. good
sUoAR-Raw was easy at <Ifo. for 10 test and
1910. for 80 test. Sales of 200 baRs molAsscs
steady.
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srAaELoAD OF GIRLS SPILLED
Fortunately More Was Seriously Injured In
Runaway at Sing Sing.

SING SING Sent. There was a runaway
accident this morning at the Martha Summer
Home, north OF Sing Sing which is conducted
by the Misses Potter, daughters Of the late o.
b. Potter. for poor children OF New York city.
A stage. in which were a dozen little girls on
their way to u train to return to New York,
after their two weeks outing. was run away
with across lots. the horses having become
frightened When one OF them caught a rein
around a hook on the end Of the wagon pole.
The stage finally went over a steep EN- bank
plent. upsetting and dumping the girls out
Fortunately, none of them was seriously hurt
hut some received cuts. scratches and bruises
They were attended by DR.. Barnum. The stage
WAS a wreck
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frG%: s2F a D.Sa.s and 90
Missouri. illinois, indian. and Ohio 50 to IT, There
we're showers in Nehra II, Kansas ard Indians
Iowa. WisGonsin, ,Dr,;ia ana ksn;1s iaT t0:asy
warmer; Minncsots and North .b,fGis, cloudy.
2Ssi , tRss . T%o coH. south
The Northwestern movement 4, increasing and to;
Ssz s S.n Of Tss rSs sGiy
Of Agriculture estlmstet the worlds yield ~ TO-
900 900 below The world requirements b ,erbohm
estimates the shortage At 376 ooo, 900 bushels While
bushels against 900 last week but the general
sentiment was besrish srad'tr,,rs tomorrow viii
sssH.y.,f S1istis bushels .ss.in', ss.assS
s,36sss bu.h.ls In isad, aud 2 2dolel bushels in
sS snSs Jns mi .:s,In the g
sushc. last rear and ~ s5i 2te bushel. in ,sa7.s
eos s S but rse 'd "a
oa2 900 hush against 40 900 last week and and
Ecsthsr corn I, going bach. j, was hot ana dry il
Sa:Seis ssSin.. "ses, SsS bushels LAT vect SisI
iso" su.s.l. IN isas sinss July ts. season.
s.4.s sSs s?:ssis sHf.ss Re sane s:ri:sd sS:ss
shove: ssS .Gd anSssSs Snse in '''
FrouR-Dull and easier. Sales 5000 bbls Re-
cepts were 05GS bbs. and II ,sSt shckR. Exports
1881 bhls. and 1o,soa sacks Winter In bbls !
Superhnc. s2.2oeS2.a5: No. extra. 81 900
patents s8 hoNs375, spring in bbls. Clears. 800
SSai 10; straights, s3.4o0S3.8o; patents, So 1850
$3.50.
Corros-spot cotton here advanced 1.1oc. with
sales Of sS5 bale for spinning; l+."oo were
r r on con'ras, MiddiS: n n,isnn:
and Gulf. sc against s1-16c. Chsrleston dc.
clined &c. and st. Louis 1-1Gc. Liverpool was un-
changed on the spot, with sales of 600 bales:
future, opened partially point lower: but rallied
~. 900 against "a 900 last week and ~ 600 last
year: Il ,eks $4,000 against $4,000 last week and
100. 900 last year.
The movement to-day was as follows:
T"-dav. Last week Lost Y,d-.
fort reospt' ssz2 Pa, 5'4ss aa" "Ss
Houston estimate to-
morrow. 1900 to-. 5000 5.5o2 1901
The interior movement for the week was fol-
lowe:
Reoe,ph nipm>nh Stocks.
This week. .73,8S9 7l,72I 233I+s
Iastweek. 1891 $4,000 22s9ae
Last year. .......-.-..43.6 S5 <o,5oo 100 III
The rainfall for the past "a hours in
el1Sed a., ip:ns " S.T ORLEANS s
La; - OF an inch At Charleston. 8. C.; 80
at colum bta, al at Galveston, 81 at Lampns-
sas: 80 at Pale stine AS at Houston. 40 ~ waco.
rs at Huntsville. rs at San Marcos. Ia at
Corpus Christi and Abilene Tex. The signal Scr
vice predicts fair weather for the entire cotton belt
Port exports, 1O.7o4 New Orleans sdyanced TO
points. Tutures here advanced ! to IL points. ut
lost part closing steady at a net rise OF tn
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IS CAmpan a, Walker, Liverpool.
IS Lain, rohlr. Bremen.
Sc Augu-ts victoria kaempf HAMBURG
- llesEern, CoEerey. Genoa.
BIS Cluden. TrOttlns. Amsterdam
g Ticnmorven. PpttI, Venice.
Ss Carb 6Aryin. Nest Indies
- Colo. ado. Whit N, Huh.
So Daggry, StAubo. Hayti.
IS Bellena Nersen, Santos
Ss Oevenutn. Vetra, Oporto.
Ss KurrAchee. Lid lie. Genoa.
Ss August Korf. WlschhRusen. Bremen,
So FL Dorado Baker, New Orleans.
IS Kansas City. Fisher. Savannah.
So Henry J.. CAV hastings, baltimore,
- Manhattan, bennett, Portland.
81 Jamestown, Page. Norfolk.
81 L. ?. Holmblad Hansen, Boston.
Ss uoldsborO,
Brig Fcedericka schepp. Engstrom, Delaware
Breakwater.
IS Athos. from Now York at Colon.
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CARPENTERS WANT MORN PAY.
Union Men Getting Ready to Demand an
IncreRse of 80 Cent? n Day

Witt
The union carpenters OF New York including
twenty-one locals Of the Brotherhood OF Car
ponters. six locals OF the Amalgamated Car
psnters' Society and three locals OF the New
York City Carpenters Union. will make a de-
mand for an increase of 80 cents a day on
Sept. 10 About $500 carpenters are repre-
scnted in these unions. The present union
wages OF carpenters are 81 80 day for eight
hours. They will demand 81 day an eight
hour workday and Saturday half-holidav
strikes VIII be ordered in ali cases where the
demand is refused
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As.emblyman Axtsli Renon,na,sd.

HOBART. N, Y. Sept lat the Delaware
County Republican Convention hold last night
4t Delhi. Delos Axtell o. Dsposit was re nom
mated for the Assembly. Mr.. AxtSu has
ssIssd 1--WE terms IN tho LeEis.htare.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-02
MINING NEWS.

Adyices from Republio. Wash. state that the
wonderfully. and that every shot brings inn
proyement Some OF the rock Assays over
81 400 to the ton. WV
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twenty mines at Cerrillos ready TO produce
flne quality Of argsntiferous gnlena as soon al
the am lter is ready to handle t. Az the Blue
Bell 1 3 tons Of ore has been taken out wtthtu
IL fact of the surface that runs 10 per cent
copper. New York capitalists have secured 4
large banks Of. kaoiin have been discovered ID
the Hillsboro district.
G. c. May, President OF the. GeorEie Reed
camp. arrived in New York ,yesterdsY 10
ehinery.
The shirments Of elaterite. says report
from Vernal. Utah. have not been very encour-
aging. as 1t has had to compete with Filsonite
II the and Tx H., 9o .. 6 saS
he utilized generally in the place o. tubeerj
at any rate. experiments looking to that end
are In progress.
The manager Of the New York and Honduras
Rosario reports that there 10 no doubt that the
new, westerly headings In the lover 200 and
The ore in the 200 ievei has widsnsd to ~
inches and assays from 100 to 200 ounces sill
yer. The general aspects OF the mine Are very
Salt Lake reports that Peter L. Kimberly. the
iron manufacturer Of Sharon. Pa. 10 examtnin!
the Inspection prove favorable, Mr., Kimberly
will JON several Oh cago capitalists in the pur-
chase Of the property.
4 letter from Cripple Creek states that the
northwest slope Of Raven Hi. 4 shipmen Of
40 tom ri $50 no,. the has S- e. os sSs
100 foot level IL inches OF ore has been en-"
counJered that nssays from $50 to 5000 gold.
The LEGAL Tender. which was closed down
during he smelter trouble. will resume opera
tions this month
A COMPANY has been f@rmed In Denver with
n capital NJ s 500 900 M work tho Ledhettor
Copper Mines in the Battle Lake district. Wyo:
On one OF the claims there is shat thirty fees
deep and the ore assays % pcr cent copper.
The entire Rroup shows pieces Of quartz rum
ming 500 in gold and good values in silver.
Breckenridge. Col reports a revival o. inter-
eat in the old camp OF NonteZuma The disc
trict bias five regular -hipvers. and 100 m Mare
at work All the loads nr- large and carrv =
good percentage Of high grade silver and lead.
A private letter from Salt Lake states that
Joseph Letter OF wheat corner fame. and sew
eral other Chicago capitalists have hnrn cxam-
ing mnns In the Cotton wood and Bingham
camps. They have not disclosed what properti les
they are after. but II is generally believed that
big deal 10 pending.
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SIS BraziliA, from Hamburg for Now York.
ss Menominee. from London for New York,
81 Anchoria, from Neville for New York
SIS oumbia from Cherbourg for New York.
So Finance. from Colon for New York.
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30 Fuerst BismRrk. from New York At Hamburg
IS Lucsnia, from New York, at Queenstown
So Patricia. from New York. at Hamburg
bs City Of Philadolphia, Curry. Baltimore.
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tat,ons' RsiiwSy and Other bonds irreSag.
The features were Colorado N idland 2-4s, Ran
sas City, Pittsburg and Gulf lists. Iron MouA-
Aas and Texas. st. Louis Southwestern and
Wabash issues.
Com N ercial price OF bar silver IN New York.
baa. Bar Ailysr In London closed At ~ Slid.
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MARINE IETELLIGENCF.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-rHIs DAY.
Sun rises. b:3s Sun sets. 6:3l Moon sets. 8:O7
HIGH wATRR-THs DAY
Sandy Hook. 6:5s doy.Td.. $3.50 He'll Gate. s:2S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-02

AValIANIA ohbh hAIhnce In
Guiding gold reserve. 1921 s24 $50 s27a asa s1a
Money in London ~ per cent. Rates OF
month"; bills, 3.SSE per Sent cent. "n AMOUNT
OF bullion gone into the Bank OF England
on balance to-day. s67 900. Paris adviooS
Exchange on London Is francs "a confines.
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COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY. Sept. -wheat-spot was
steady. Sales 244.000 bush. for export here
and at the outports. No. | Northern Duluth
&c. over Decem Der lob. afoat No. / hard
Duluth BE- over; No. l northern New York
40. over. The Northwestern receipts were 565
cars against 21S last week and a46 last year;
Chicago 40 against 81 last week and l76 last
year. Futures closed y to sc. lower. with sales
OF 5.OS0,OOO bushels. After Change Decemb
on curb was 1870. asked Prices az follows:
opsntnO. Hioh,H. Lom,H. C1csinO. Mont.
R R.9:.:::: 7 ~ 90 sS" 3! 7 5SSS 3SSS
No. in elevator 2ac. No. ? white 27Jt track
and nngraded white 26ra32: track and nm.
graded mixed 26977&. Chicago received 4A7 cars
spot Bales 240 900 900 bush for export here and AZ
cAgo do. white sAtc over Chicago re- eived 100 cars
aud expects $50 tomorrow. Futures closed un-
changed. with sales Of 100000 bush. Prices as
follows:
Opening. Hish,H. LoosIt. Closing. NinhI
& S:S;::::: ss S5S So sc Sc
Wheat ruled nrm for a time early in the day be-
ing UNSIGNED by some nnfavurAble crop reports
from the Northwest aud q moderate demand here
and at the West partly for commission house Ac
count. Liquidation soon sot in. however under
which prces weakened and declined fraction.
Foreigners sold here and cables were lower. Liver
pool declining = to I'D. Tho political situation
about 100000 buAh. were delivered on Septem.
Der contracts and at Chicago the deliveries
were liberal The weather map showed
higAsrI temperatures everywhere. In the or
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Morio,n .ilr,r dollar, u.re nnot.d At 41ho.

Exports to EuToge tP-morrow tia 200 onnCes
is per ce Rtr Ss" thirty daSs
dividend nd lend railrosS stoets per cent for two Two
s shss bsth and a. per cent SoSd
at +64A per cent for bills receivable; accept
snees and prime single, names. 4hS5 per
slight advance II rates. 49,. contignsntai
fo.tsd rate. T "r. 1 hSns Grats r ssst
sad o.b: ,r stss fsH aFs' francs sa are
81 sSf IA SqE Ss %T :sSs ss
era. 80 15-l6t640 for long. and 40 3-16040E
y Domestic exchange on New York; Boston-
gBuyins: 10 discount selling, lie premium.
scq@msyelal. 81 discount, San ''' francisc"I
l%m 81. L"gi.%75c Sisco rn chica cas- pl5
discount. Clncipnati-Be,wesn banks, $50
The % srS "nS soc
last week aud sl.7sa, 7a7 for the core poi dlne
iS st Tas ass Eesf S1s
Sl.sfS,325 for the corresponding week OF last
The Erie Railroad Company reports for the
quarter ended June 30:
ss: :?s ::S S; ms s: ss:!s
o, S:s i iat ss Inc Inc ' e.
% 'sss9s In: ' 1oPSss
g sarPl4. 'S5s17s as,27l Inc. s5,2so5
The general balance sheet shows cash on
The New York d Harlem Railroad Company
reports for the year ended June 30;
Rental street line ss5ooo, $3.50 800 '"I0''
For esi 'ss5oo ' sssS Dec Dec 5000 %
''0s ''' ssds Ens '' ~
Taxes real estate. 2.ala 2.224 Inc. ~
Net income . s4oo, aa7 saos APO Inc. .e4s7
Di'idendt+ p. co.. 100000 100000
Tot.nrJune 50 sso7sio5 ss.oTS,s7s Inc. ''s ssi
The Buffalo 4 s1squehanna Railroad Com
pany reports for the quarter ended June 30:
sSs; :s In: :s:ss
r s:s Changes charge '.ss.s Inc Inc s
f fhe for snSs ,sas Of sS
for the year ended June 30:
1893. 1898. Changes,
ines .... s4s,1s4.e57 s45T74,e4o Inc. s41o,417
penses.. 2s12s.9s1 29,5l1.ols Dec. 8s2.osa
ines.,, .sl7o55.e7s sIs2es.227 Inc s7s2.45o
come. 4,a24.e71 2.a5I.41 Inc 2,o7s.soo
Total in
come. s21.sso.ses s1s5I4.oss Inc. s2.ssb, $50
rentals 1896. 2Ss 1880 227 Inc. 1905 .oea
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Boston Closing Quotations.

Chicago Closing Quotations.
Bid. Asked Bid 1sksd.
Am strwb. 81 IS MWSEp. 64k So
taralk DIX. rs 77h,N Oh st Ry21o 247
City R'way.2o2 900 Nat steele SOY 66A
d Match. 1876 1898 Natstael.p OK 90
Lakest"L". ID lsA 40 5 "L"., 9Sh 90
l. st"L"ctf ICY II westChstRl23 l24
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Surplus ....s5al5,o52 a.s54.471 Inc. $500 bs1
serve for redemption OF per cent 90 d deben.
d1de6 9 II ssyP b SGsets casa r 5sns
psr Ses 9b tsHnE sq5g~s for the
Sss Of Dsdnes sS $s5 So
Shore and Michigan 9 entrai collateral 1" 6onds
Sheh s9ded 20 fH!P pro S sbS 49,
s7d 59:s Credit balance on June 30 1899 up to
The local movements Of money this week are
described .hy the New York News Bureau as
this week show a'loss on balance to the banks
bsaf. @ fSs New York T 6s
account OF internal revenue. customs payments.
dd:RSS' ot a1 o osp 81 e g. The su
N.% 9n ake for
movement q money 9ne way or II, other by
been forwarded TO the interior by mail. IA we
have stated the pail Eurss in their entirety
b against Is 20 20 tho to
receipts Of ,sl.0oOoO6 in gold at the, Assay
ONCE, reducing the apparent total net loss In
% ht rhe SanFs
to the interior S3.5}2 $50 and received ST, 5fe.-
345 The daily reports OF the New York, Sub
r eSfns ps q.
ments Sln.7O0.0Q0; net excess 81 recsiTts
$500. 600. The sub Treasury received $500
900 In gold certificates from washln Eton.
that the loss to the Now York banks to the in
terror. on balance. will not continue for moro
than week or two at the utmost. The Treas
Interest and dividend payments Sept / are
only moderately large. but on Nov, / the
banks and, financial Institutions in tho
excess, Of tho opportunities for IT'S IFS
profitable employment and are buyers OF
primo mercantile paper. Well-informed bank
e ts who had until recently looked for fairly
present level Occasions momentary spurts
In money might. OF course. occur on any
sources Of the Associated Banks Of this city,
1t should be borne In mind that large sums OF
money are frequently available from private
sources. and that the trust com panies also
lost sight Of when the total monetary outlook
The transactions in stocks on the Stock Ex
ncrease Of i455 shares a. com pared pea Win III
the same month Of the prsvious year The
trnnsactions IN State and railroad bonds aggro-
gated rated s5o: ns5; 199 dsersass Of ss2 ops
Customs $S85. 1881 informal revenue. 5000
705 misce lanoous. 500 ITO: a total OF 81 49,
o75: the. disbursements were $1.710,00O; an
re o tne sss yes8 SAT- d..
S1y. been soS.527. 5o7; the e1p s nsss
Slo31as ~ az az Excess Ss OF expenditures over
dAy com parOd with tn Mt OF yesta rd ay ahowc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-02

MINING MACHINERY.-FRASER 4 CHALMERS,
Iu SO Broadway. New York, manufacturers OF
m ming and smelling machinery. Estimates ON min
ing: milling and smelling supplies promptly fur
nished
Nj lining hACHISERY-T'ne1celled in efficiency.
M GATES IRON WORKS. II Broadway.
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ropd sales from Opening to Closing.

Adams Ex4 as Gal II & San Ant lsooh d Pitts
1000. Z in. 1863 Mex Pac Isl Aooo .'-..;
Alabama Class a 10000 ....:: lo3i so Caro &C "
10000 ......l 1899 II L AS 2vOo -.
Am Cotton Oh S. 5000 ...:.. lol q 30 FAC ATE
1000 ......l04ia Ind Ill Il la Isl luOoo -. l
Ann Arbor As 1000 10! 30 paohe -
1000 go vs. Kan p q q list 1000 ......
Atch I Cd & ) Fe 10000 ..---- 72ha 9oOUU .-.--.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-09-21
PIANOS, ORGAN AND SEWING
MACHINES.

AS now is the time when many are
thinking OF buying pianos, organs aud
sewing machines, | take this method
TO remind you that you have with you
an old dealer In these lines, who makes
II a study to buy his goods 50 he can
meet all advertised prices on the same
goods. In the sewing machine line
| persons that come To my store aud see
what prices machines can be bought
I for, buy here Others, | tiud, send,
| but not near 81 many as used tC do, be-
cause So many statesmen they talk to
charge SO much more than they can
get them by sending for them. l have
ia STOCK his charm, ,selt-threading shut.
tie, all attachments, i.draweT, oak
table, sewing machines for Sl5 To $3.50.
You do not take any risk sending or
depOsitiug your cash, You can see
the machine aud sew on 10 before you
pay for II. Figure your prices adver-
Used and freight and you will see |
am from 81 To $3.50 cheaper than those
prices, One example,: My gain on
shipping single piano. have nov
on the road "a car OF pianos, unlocked
packed In a car, at the rate OF Sl.50 "A
hundred; price ut box, 81 at the fac
tory; weight Of boX averages 80
pounds, at 81 a hundred Is $40; weight
Of piano in box 500 pounds, at 81,
makes S24. At the rate Of Sl.6O makes
50 60-a difference on the piaLO In box
OF Sl4 &C making "A total difference Of
81 plusSi plus Sl4.40 or S28, 40 | save
on eacn piano, a very fair prOht on
each plano and large saving on car
load.
could I'LL this entire paper full of
names Of parties that have bought
either plane, organ Ur sewing ma
chine from me. will give you the
names OF six only VIZ Prot, W. &. |
Hawley, Geo. II Myer, DR.. w, H. |
Byrd, Father p. Placitus, OF Mt
Angel, Sol Durbin and Mrs &. II. |
Hinges, t'rOU these professional men |
and ladies' who are good judges, you |
have evidence that they found my |
stock as good and as cheap or cheaper |
than any other place.
As these people have found II To
heir advantage To buy from me, will
not you alsU2
In short, buy aud sell my goods as
cheap aud Uheeper than any CItside
or dealer can possibly |
lay down "A single shipment Of a piano,
organ or sewing machine.
GEORGE g. WILL,
No. 23l Commercial street, Salem, op-
pOsite Bush bank. 0-lS d NV II
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-09-21
A LIFE SAVED.
Or. p. Cook. the Botanical spec
aiist, Succeeds Whore Other

Or. J.F, Cook, the Botanical spoo
aiist. Succeeds Whore Other
Fail.
To whom Il may concern.
This h 10 certify that Bertha 4. Com
ner, Of MI Angel precinct, Marion cOun.
", Oregon, has suffered from "A cancer
Gus growth Ia the left ear for about three
years. The growth WIS cut out twice aud
burned out once by Albany Physicians,
but the growth came back as bad
as ever, and panied her ~ badly that
she had 10 be taken from school. After
three weeks treatment by Dr. j. T..
Cook, of Salem, Oregon, tho botanical
Specialist, the growth entirely disap.
poarcd, and al this date, four months
since treatment was begun, the growth
has not rcappeared, and the ear haa en-
tlrely healed leaving only the scars in
ilicted by the Albany doctors.
hereby certify that the above state
ment h absolutely true, aud that Rer.
tina 4 Conner, the person mentioned
ia the affidavit, has resided in my fam.
ily since early childhood, hearing the ~.
lationship t0 me OF niece.
H. @. LoSa.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me
this eighth day oi June, ls99. W. W.
Hall, county clerk oi Marion county,
Oregon.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-09-21
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.)
For additional Local News see Fourth Page.
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Guy lIrsch is home iroma business
trip in Montana.
Mrs. 4. G. Lawrence, Of Portland, /,
in this city visiting at the home Of j. VI,
Lawrence.
A. W.Meyors went to Corvallis yestcr-
day 20 attend this years term at the
college.
John Hood, Of Albany prairie has
been attending the state fair this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Baooks, Of Silver.
ton, are visiting at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs ], =. Robertson.
Miss Emma Crawford and Olive Ham.
ilton, Of Corvallis are visiting friends IN
the city.
W. ;. Hurst, OF Aurora. is in the city,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Il. Anson returned
today from a short visit in Eastern Ore.
gon, where Mr.. Anson combined bust,
ness with pleasure.