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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-06-10
Never Nervous Now.

L was troubled with my nerves for several
years 1t commenced when | was boy and
grew right up with me. The Older ] got the
worse got. | began to cOuuI on passing
in my Checks" when was about forty, for
my appetite was leaving me SLOW ly and sure
ly ! was losing flesh and color right along,
and was So nervous that | couldn't sit SUI
for five minutes | had tried during my
time about all the patent medicines that
were ever put up for nervous diseases but
not one of them ever helped my case part
icie unit began to take Berlin Discovery
No J. when ] Immediately started to i'm
prove. The more took the better .eIt.
When | finished my fifth bottle. ] was "a diff
fcrent being and have changed my mind re-
garding patent medicines. Now | believe |
have II chance of living TO a decent age and
getting something out OF life while am liv-
ing. | thank you Tor he good work your
medicine has done and for your courteous
and business like met hodS."
\. l.. Ba if1ge. NOEL ". 18th St., New York City
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-06-10
The GenflemanS Watch, which we

The Genflemans Watch which
ndands
anted
lin
last lie wishing Oft
ssorIe $500
finished We
wat for
style except the ladies lighter
n
an Alaska
WI" also sell few of these one at $50 for
for the lade eNN'0
requires large capital watches and rings all over tho
our
a
e' advertise tIealo
limited
n was standing offer
Watches avail of
inotd
money ORDER certified
er 'l te medicine want and will prompt and salts.
factory ~ ''
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-06-10
"BERLIN DISCOVERY

WHICH
THE WHOLE
GERMS After
diseases
trouble and little
nov,n next veek,or tonorr
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-06-10

am farmer loced near Stony Brook
districts m tbs State and was bothered with malaria years times
SO oGud not work ana was always very Spaed well For
years ha malaria SO bad IN the spring when engaged blowing
una, could Do nothing but shake. taken about barrel
OF e pills besides dozens of other remedies, obtained
any permanent benefit Last fall peach time had most serious
a OF fs and then commenced to take Rpans Tbucs. upon
lerd ADVICE aud the first box made have
oee without them since take Tabue each morning night
ana SotneS when feel than usually exhausted
cay lheV have Kept stomach
nave nor md the least touch of malaria splitting headache
commenced using them know also that sleep and
more refreshed than formerly don't know many complaints
KPanS lues will help but do know cure any one
condition was and would be without them at anv price
honesty consider them the cheapesed medicine world
hey are also the most beneficial and
an twenty and worked hard all nv life the
Same as most farmers both early and late weather.
ana have never enjoyed such good health have
c my nehooS have all remarked my improved condition and have
SAID say Johl what are doing to look healthy 2"
They bar and
" may ma t dug store T anpl
.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-06-10

"A party now in business would like
to associate with a good family on farm
land and make a business of raising
poultry and small fruit for market. Ad-
dress "H", care Z. .. box lo2, West
Superior,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-06-10
Notice of Stockholders Meeting.

Notice of Stockholders Meeting.
NOTICE is heIeby given that the annual
rurrIing of the Stockholders of The superior
consolidated Land Company will be held at
th, office of the company in the city Of SUI
pprior. state of Wisconsin. on "Wednesday. the
18th day of June. 4. ID. 1879. at 10 o'clOck a. m
of said day for the annual election of otii-
GERS and the transact ion of such business as
may regularly come before II.
Dated Superior, Wisconsin; May q. leH
GRAFTON MASON.
Secretary.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-06-10
EASTERN MINNESOTA RY.

CITY TICKET OFFICE-SI3 Tower Az
TELEPHONE 4O3A.
Leave +EX sunday. Arrive
". Supr =naily. W Supr.
+ l:25 pm It. Paul Il Minneapolis 64e AM
11.tU pm -. Paul Il Minneapolis + / ~ pm
$50 am E'rr,k>iou, Cd Forks West Sc go J,nl
I l. PAL swan River. Iiihbiug Local IN * am
Excellent Dining Service on dav trains
All trains from Union Depot.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-06-10
Saturday. June TO- 1899.

Willy has that s. 900 water analysis
never been published?
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-06-10
Berlin Discovery No. 10 for Piles, Itch

Berlin discovery No. 10 for Piles. Itch
ing Bleeding Blind Piles. Any number of
people troubled with piles but few of them
know just What CAUSES them or how to get rid of
them. First let us tell YOU the cause and YOU
can help Yourself, 50 you won't require the ala of
medicines. First, don't allow your boa els To be
/ come consupateG, take something to keep the
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-06-10

curod naonle in every state in the Union. and it
viii cure Won One dollar for bottle, SIX bot
Ties for - our guarantee goes with every or
der for six bottles. Read on until You come 10
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-06-10

STATE OF WISCONSIN. In County Court.
Douglas County
In the matter of the Estate Of Hezckiah g. Shaw
deceased in Probate.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-03
CHICAGO Markets.
The Heard Of Treae.

CHICAGO. Oct 2-Wheat started strong 1t IN
advance IL a3sc for December and n for May, the
latter option being in considerable demand through
cut the session. War in the Transsaal Was consid-
erred ceFtsin simsst by English traders. was
shown by sharp advance In the Liverpool market
and shis strunsy Influenced local traders Pri,
mary receipts showed = BIG falling "a and the
foreign demand for wheat exccsient Tho de-
mand vss general 81 the opsnina cutssie invest
msHt bayine being much IN evidence. and December
opened 81 s1is3sse and advanced 20 ssic. Tlhs
price vas veil above cali figures and selling
lonss eaased = temporary decline. December re-
acting to nc rhis. however the ouly sufs
spu& ~ the entire session Prices were hack
To sstsSsGr. and though the volume at trade fell
81 for time no further decline resulted There
apparently quiet absorption u ell offerings By
session the market ngain became very active and
hsosd and prices advanced materially. repart
that diplomatic relations between Englsnd and the
Trnssssl had been broken OF and martial Law
psoclaired IN Pretoria put sudden stop Ia selling
~ sny kind, and prices were bid M quickly. Cnu-
siderable intsres; was taken III the Mas option
There VAS good outside demand for this future.
and the difference between MAY and December
wsd~ned TO " In consequences
p~sesaher sdrsncrd 10 I&&c and closed az Tt}d
fe MAY ranged from 'sSe to ne and closed iSaiic
higher a, ssse
Corn vas fairly active snd steady Exporters
buyers al beth December and MAJ snd both
sssV higher at ssaaosc May ciesed D. higher at
siAr
Oats IN common with other grain markets were
active Ard higher December closed isae higher
Provisions we7s snis moderately active A. the
close January rrsk isc higher, January lard Sc
higher and January Hhs s. higher
rne iesaias futures RANGED fsilo~s.
Wheat Ne = Hish<<s Invex. Crnsfos
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-03

The men 81 Westminster Presbyterian
church met last night 70 consider pans for
extending the work Of lodging r5s poor
now being carried on IN the Cd jefferson
street theater. A number were submitted
and discussed
theatsr building on September Is and open
ec IL a. a lodging house September - The
institution - not managed charity
shelter or mission. but is intended 20 be
seif-support.ng-
The charges are 10 cens fer a bed and
Is cents for q room with bed. all dodgers 20
have free use of the bath. X the house
pays more than expenses the money - %
be used for the benefit Of IT'S pafrons A
large part Of the ground floor OF the build
ing - left open. 70 be used for social and
religious purposes Il Is the intention 20
have plenty of good reading matter ard
occasional socials and entertainments IN
this room
Just 10 the right OF the main entrance
IL the once Of A. J. BAir. the superintend-
ent- To the left Is the hozpita. room When
there 10 real need Of il. Sch men are 20
be cared for free OF charge. Pastor esii-
christ stated that In the past he had always
found physicians very accommodating
about attending such cases.
As now arranged the building viii ac-
commodate about 100 men. but 10 viii -
fitted up for about 80 or ~ IN the near
future. Two-th!rds sof she additional ex-
pense has already been met.
The money for furnishing the house has
been secured by temporary loans from
members OF the Westminster congregation.
II 10 thought that IL will be possible To
begin paying back this money ahsus No
vem5er l.
As soon a. the financial condition Of the
institution VIII permit a suitable man viii
be employed. whoee duty IL viii De to 60
among Its patrons and give them such
religious help As they may need The sos-
pei and Christian work 10 to be conducted
50 as to make IL a burden on no one
IL Is not the desire Of the management
to give the patrons anything, but 10 make
a clean. comfortable home for those who
desire IL at price w01 within reach 0s
those who can earn but small wa9es or
Good men viii be accepted even when with
cut money. but will be expected to pay
their bill when a5ia
Bad characters viii not b accepted at
any time.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-03
CROP ONE-TmlRD SHORT.
Proauotion Net CD % Last Year in
Amount Or Grade.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Inteiligsncer
TACOMA. Oct. a-Today's receipts OF
wheat In Tacoma were lib cars. the largest
Of the season. against a record OF IA cars
state Grain inspector Wright says the
prevailing grade this year Is No. 2. very
little No coming to light. and practically
NO choice milling 1T all from this years
'fhere are 100000 or s.oeooo bushels Of
the crop Of IS. however said he, that
viii be marketed. and much Of that will
III requires good inspectors this season.
The wheat runs all the way from No. TO
rejected, and an inspector has to under
stand his business 10 make . grading that
Three weeks more will see all the wheat
threshed. There II yet considerable stack
ed wheat In the Palcuse country, but
think three weeks win wind the threshing
$50 far very little wheat has grown In
IT,. head or In the sack. Notwithstanding
the bad weather; but some OF this In the
stack may be sprouted. The rains have
lowered the grades. however.
While the rains have been bad for the
harvest they have been good thing for
the fall-sown wheat, which Is ell up and
locking hne- A larger acreage Will be
sewn than the past yesr for the reason
that much more land was In summer fall
low this season than last. The decrease
In acreage of 1899 over 1893 was largely due
10 the amount of summer fallow.
The crop OF 1879 will hardly run over
EGO.0N bushels. about two-thirds OF a
fat- average crop for the state
THE Philippine war and the Consequent
demand of the government for ships to
transport men and supplies has had the
effect OF raising the price Of charters about
ID shillings. which the farmer has 20 pay.
In other years the price has been high. but
that was because OF the large crop. but
this year the price IL way up notwf.hstand-
Ing the crop Is short.
Prospects now are for . large acreage
for the season OF 1900"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-03
EVERETT asRBoR IMPROVEMENT.


Speciai r-~rsfch % the Post Int siI as@rlre-
EN ERETT. Oct 2-f-apf Tavia- - -he
United S'ates engineers offsce a. >eaftie
has isSsieti call fDr BIDS Pr sxrr-
waiting pY dredging ? 20. D. rfrnfr ya-9r ~
fre Everett harher The Hsfz wsH ~ 70
eeiwei Until ne-9n November y ~ ne FTeT .
go apurut rated hw ccsu&~e<~ uH- 70 80
will ~ available rer immediate ue@ Tee
balance vii be expersief ~ srrroprs4 son .
are mate eaeh year BY c1rR~ers TIE
Everett barber IMPROVEMENTS ara ar ere
cor tirrsrIs contract system anH IT. as
ssrcs the completion q tha w1rk al~esfv
under construction
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-03

Special Dispatch 20 me Po~t-InfeIl'x~ncsr
UNION CITY. Oct. 2-This community
has been thrown into gloom Of ssffn~ss
By the drowning Of William Martin II
Hoodsport. at this place last Thursday
He was working on tho boom At the
sawmili here vhe. he slipped OF came
ZIP once. caught hold of a Jog about IN.
middle but II rolled over. ard Ne went
down and did not come mp again.
body was recovered lie was about 20
years old. He was buried yesterday
az Hood~port by the FREE Nasar1= bs
having been a member % that ORDER
What renders y more sal 70 his relatives
sS the fact that last June hfs father
dropped dad at Hoodsport while walk
ing 70 the steamer
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-03
DREvITJES.

u. Harris vas arrested IN he irwr part ~ the
city last night for sxhoittng a revn,s~r IN q
threatening before q eruwd ~ men
The United States revenue cutter Grant cane an
firm Pors townsend yesterday ard lies anchor IL
the stream OF Yesier eeck The Mesraltofh szilssi
for Portland
l. II Griffith. q the Realty q Banssas Con.
psny. fled Petition IN bankruptcy v<sssrsfzy m
the Federal court lie MA dehts smouns
20 s2t0 - s. and that his ss@sts are slm
The sailing schooner Challenger arrived q n.
Arlington dock Yesterday from San Francisco vita
500 tons ~ general msrchardise fr-szht for seattle
and Tacoma She viii take iasAbeE for . rpturn
cargo.
LSigfsfon on First sr~nus. fcr setting p~rs1l3sr
manner When taken 20 the police station q va.
found that hi. hand bsdfv cut and u !. sun
pcsei that ne cut " BY br~assnx pss~ a zi-~s
-arncwhrr. He became vtnlsrt ~ th- station Ard
sss removed 70 the eountY Jstl Ne vfq be erxn-
net fu~ insanity IN fr~ ds--
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-03
PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.
Considerable Decrease for septem~
Der. Due tn Increase I'm Cash.

WASHINGTON. oct 2-The monthly
statement OF the public debt shows that
at the close 81 business. September 10 fss
the public debt. less cash in the treasury
amounted 10 81 las .es sof. decrease for
the month Of - cor Tnis decrease 70
accounted for by a corresponding fncrea.s
In the cash on hand The debt IL recap
itulated follows.
Interest bearing debt. 81 o4s esssss debt
ON which interest has ceased since ma
turftv. 81 $4,000. debt bearing no interest
f7s9. III 5i2 Total 81 sss s.i s.2
This amount. however. DOES not include
$50 sd5.siS in treasury notes outstanding
which are Offset by an equal amount ~
cash on hand. Tire cash In the treasury
IL classified as follows.
Gold 1854 NO III. silver. tfae so Goa pa
Per So s7s IA. bonds deposits IN NATIONAL
bank d~posltories dlsbursnE officers bal
ancea etc. $50 s3eii2. total NOS 1r .esg
against which there are demand Mabil-
tiles outstanding amounting - TT ~ ca
which leaves ret cash balance OF hani
q. IN Sos sio
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-03
NATIONAL pssK CONDITIONS.
Increase for the Year Approaches Tn
Nearly Eighty utiisors.

statement ~ The comptroller a,
the currency shows that the
total circulation - na'f0ns' hank aofns
on September - $50 aa~ sfS NN is an
Increase for the year - s. SEATS ard an
Increase for the month = = gis ~ Tire
circulation based on United State barAs
was 500 ~ II an Increase fnr TIRE year
% g. - 49, and Al Increase FOR fhe ~ 7rfn
~ 81 49, ~
The circulation secured ~ lawful money
amounted - Is go psE AZ increase Sor fhp
year - q sTS 90 and an Increase sar fhe
month n s--Tf-
TIE amount ~ United States registered
bonds on deposit - secure circulating
notes was ST. SIS SO AMI 20 secure pubic
DEPOSITS f-u "a sSo
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-03

The Spokane people are preparing 70
give the t.lks Of the state a royal enter
tsiument when they get there on We'd
nesday. October II. which has been SET
apart 5y the management OF the Spokane
exhibition as EIks' day. According 70
letters received IN Seattle yesterday I'D
90 has been Appropriated for the EIks'
Of the state will be present The SEATTLE
contingent Is being gotten together by E
Mcrge1steru
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-03
COTTON xAaKEf.
FOREIGN 0A8KET9.
Hananeial.

NEW YORK Oc. ,-The Commercial Advs-
sssers London financial eaeicsrnm Dys; The Ear
kes here h-ssy Throughout - session so.'sv.
irnaenced By the war apprehenssans and draf.r
ruling AZ the exceptionally high rate u pw cent
The Bark a England directors held . meeting.
but did ncs advance the minimum a;r7unt rate.
from which /, IL inferred that the present rate ~
3 per cent viii remain uatfi THURSDAY The mar
krt rate for bills ruled s<sA for these maturing
within the year. bey0nd tina. time &eat was zrsrs.
The hank discounted snort bills NJ and has bills
o. y and lent money ~ tsr cent TIE MAJ
rate vas d TIE call rx.e rans~d from has. .
good deal being put cut II the latter figure
Americans began weak hardened slightly 90 ~
ceips Of New York prsess. brs finally reacted Again
Spanish u we're sof dividend: rinsos ~ Gold
To the amount a E30 90 was takrn for export
and EN0f ia bars bought Part ~ the last
Pan. have inst shipped E@. 90 for New rork II
Is thought here that nox VIII follow. The bAns
a belgium has raised It's iiseours rate from y 20
4 per cent The copper fortnsghly statistics seows
stocks decreased Las TONS. Supplies decreased s0
DReaassa1s.
LONDON Oct a-wheas-CsIoss OF euost.
buyers and sellers apart earuoo On paseaee more
inquiry: eargoes No. l standard California. 3s "a
Imports into United Kingdom. wheat. AS1;
pour rs 200 Wheat and four passage TO
United kingdom. i.s1 900. wheat and Acar on pas
sage to continent. 10. go
LIVERPOOL. Oct g-Wheat-Spoe. No East
ern winter. frm. g.: No. Northern spring e I'D.
Arm Futures. quiet; December % I'D March,
corn-ruturc.. steady: October. b ia: SO'snbsr.
j. ID December. d u
Closing 0o0tat1Ons.
LONDON Oct. a-Canadixn Pacific. 90; Onion
Pacific preferred. 70. Northern Pacific prsfened 70:
Grand Trunk "A; Anaconda. iaA Bar silyer. Dat.
= B-lsd per ounce Money. y per cent
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-03

W. have two rNiH~wn ~Na ar ss5ssfrcs
- attacks 81 Group Whenever an afssrs
s. efsnfng Or NV Vie xfv-~ them Nara
h~rislr's snQgH Ee~p~fv art = aiWaFs pre-
sly n ;hl~ c1awfv arf ~ matte wNss
Else - vur aGs . II nrsli8 rot So - -.
wfsneUg Cram Neriain's C'cgxh H4wsfv
NoF- - II - ~7iG he-s Tran - a. other
ce1xh nd etnes c0rrhsre1 Il q <srk5~
% Steala Brps.. rsrchAnkA Ss@ases..SA p
H. - - - 5000
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-03

Boom In Consequence Of Sosth ART
can War Outuook.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 2-The local
wheat pit was the scene OF much activity
today.
December opened a; si.A and advanced
to II 15i4 at the close OF the morning se<-
sion. The afternoon sessions closing price
brought II UP 10 81 Is. an advance OF &c.
May wheat M the first session opened at
81 ~ and closed strong az 81 "a
The last session brought the price up 20
HIN
The war outlook in South Africa ard the
advent OF a fleet Of ships in the harbor
contributed TO me boom.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-03

sFerl AZ TF~afrh to ~ Per Trspffsra~-s
FNFsu FIT Or TIE F,vsrrff -sl.s.
thar arw previous n-gwfn 1nnk.mr 49, ~a-
csirf- - fNe fgfr ars4rters usss 49,.
81 30 berg - srrssa ~ - 4r~osr. -.
ces$rE - max ETsrrf- free feslee~e
rifv Pseefnts r7r FllT faN e. a. -
~~sr'~ - August - ssfsr ~ss~it,rs
s~gfsrlisr. 9 - o.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-03
LIVE sroCk MARKETS.



CHICAGO 0s~f ef'aftte- TAe~p ~zx I. I'd
sssssel .ssaszt-s se3zr ~ .sasss-zse ssurtr =
Ss.sss ass fss0zs ~ tss' sFaA-s Rrfs - n!sf@-
tsalssssa ke4t a,~ass-a srsfte. sefs sf~s<e- e..s
- sA7sse hvefes s. 80 eassasar4f .rNsss- Sd Sas
-. ste-ssrs aaA te-sers. Ss@s ID. rsaessz s. lsss
49, sees
49, frf7sz fr 49, ~@Tw steady AS -arsssnss,s
vtsA = sp~s bsrsA sa4 sA8rEsHg trrx1s4 Fesrs
hse = AKA :. r+syr8 ssts s. 49,. -, Esht S. -
- = tass 81 @dtSs s-alt g. 1sss
Seesa So sssais ur~r ia txresAsrt tazaAaE 49,
rsless Ess - Hsas kts ssss AZ 4 g
- seszsa-sssF less sass Wssssrn f.rs-s q 60
a. ssrse ~sz~ szsi,s szss SRA. n.tss~s ga =
" sssss=- s. @.sl&
nsrvsses~csssis. II We aoss = a sA.sr. z 40
Omaha.
OMAHA. cat .~Cs+ss. Reassrts rw ia.
M~sssL sssas, >sles s-~s sse~r. a. Ix@s 3
v osseTs sE>e~s ss&k - TzsAs ssper. e. -sss :
esss as A~sfsr~ - ease , eazs~r- 8 80 4
So sssS sra1 fe~seFs. s. tsss ss1~~s a. sac. -
tss1s ses sss- s. ss8s -
HIS selsEtsas ~ 49, Mach. "a.
49, Hsass S&sst g rssses 81 Sz.xs q is.az
- rvs2E s@s e a3se. s. -sss -
>A<~@- kesssEss ~ Nsekvs ss-xafs - str.r,x
fAs - sAezSs Nszsssas. u ss6s s esxusx -
uesk sessa 8 a<s&x. .4=sA SA.&A
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-03

WASHINGTON oct a-Tofsy's STATE
rrenf % tho condition - the treasury
show
Ava liable cash balance .......... & 80 80
Reserve ......-.... ............... - A. ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-03
k|lRIEI no TRADE REVIEW.


n nasAues - anasd - WI sodsy. ne
stsaosr arrived fsua I'm Trsaesseo ys<tasdsy. hss
- bssusAt sls . snazi shtpnsst u vss ez-
perssd that - wou3A hnSs . iasIe rasgs 81 grapes
n b0nrd. hut for seane fesaon ta1J dia n0t EDA-
osT1a1tsa 1ho maxk<s was shot a GEAgss TO-DAY.
CAlA0mtes ven going - high ~ 0e ans PEE
bm ssd seafes q tbs price co0cuds wsse also
Manee
Pears - sesr. A fsw inferior srsdes ere eosa-
lng IN bat the buyefs ara asking fox god sces
and shsy sold dsSly- ADbs~ saa rsHms eossfsnas
~ 0aH0Ged.
pseehss m sxrssdsnsiy scssceL Fancy grades
hrosghs NL1 today and ware hard 10 - ~ TIE
pstce
4 eaS Il bananas. Which esse in SATURDAY Night.
w@s aimoss al soih tsdAy q ssecc.
fs0aaoss. cansAioupee enA yeestahiea c1nstsse
~ xaHe sishnuxh the seGetAois nssfhst shows
skgns a bercmsns hsnev
Dslry products ard pouitry eoutinHe sscAaneed
Lard Fuse h tpslay. meats r. and nosf 1e
Mar h dsm. MOI mach h cOmins - GA serruHt
a IL scarcity a cara All the 801nd bcats. bos-
sses. iaad esssy day loaded with Aay ffsa down
eopnd pwts.
Oas ara wsahw and lssys aAipmenfs A. coming
IN Harley b holding ssssay. % srsds oax'sy
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