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handed down. While at first that de-
,ision was thought to be manifestly
and even unjustly favorable to Great
Britain. the unanimity of the verdict
and the satisfaction with which vene-
suela seemed to accept the ruling Of
the board OF arbitration in the matter
has tended to queli any voices Of pro-
test that might otherwise have arisen.
The chief part OF the text Of that
award was to the effect that the bOun-
dairy line. starting from the coast at
Point Playa. shall run in straight
line to the River Barima at Its juno
ture with the River Muruma. and
thence along the midstream Of the lat
ter river to Its source. From that
point the boundary shall continue to
the junction Of the River Haiowa with
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A Bir Mail Train.

New York, Nov. 23.-I4ast night the
Pacific and Oriental mail train Of the
New York Central railr0ad, leaving
New York mt 9:15, was composed of ten
cars loaded to their utmost capacity
with bags and letters and newspapers
for the Asiatic countries. Hawaii, Aus
tralia and the Philippine islands. and it
picks up additional cars at Buffalo.
Chicago and Omaha, 40 that by the
time 1t reaches San Francisco 1t will
have not less than thirteen or fourteen
cars and carry the heaviest tonnage of
mail that was ever hauled by lOcOmo-
tive. This train will make the fastest
time ever made by regular train
across the continent
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Takutu. After this the new inter-
national boundary Is to follow the
midstream OF this last mentioned
river to its source. thence in a
straight line to the westernmost
point OF the Akarai mountains
and then finally along the ridge Of the
Corentin. otherwise known as the Gu
tart river.
As will be readily seen. this delimi-
tation Of the boundary does not give to
Venezuela very much Of the territory
for which she has been asking. The
result Of the Paris arbitration tribun-
ais decision Is practically to indorse
the judgment Of Schomburgk OF more
than nifty years ago. the line as 1t is
now fxed following the Schomburgk
line except In a few particulars. Both
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Mexico

On Tuesday. Jan. 20. a special vesti-
buled train OF Pullman palace cars.
compartment. drawing-room. library,
observation and dining cars will start
from Chicago, going to the City Of
Mexico and to other prominent cities
Of the republic and back to Chicago
again, making the tour Of all
Mexico complete. The party will be
strictly limited and absolutely FIRST
class. Tickets include all expenses
everywhere. The tour is under the
personal escort and direction of Mr..
Reau Campbell. general manager of
The American Tourist Association.
For maps. books of the tour, tickets.
etc., call on agents of the Chicago
Milwaukee & st. Paul Ry,
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us Juncture with
the Menamu, fol-
lowing the mid
stream Of this
waterway to its
westerly s ur C e.
and thence In a
direct line to the
summit of Mount
Roraima and on to
the source of the
Cotinga. and along
the midstream of
that river to its
junction with the
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Indeed n Monarch.

The emperor OF China has some
strange duties. One OF these is the or
dering of the seasons. In China 1t is
summer when the emperor says 1t Is
summer. All domestic arrangements
are made to suit the season, as pro-
claimed by the emperor, although they
may not suit the individual at all.
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rhs sssy.st.ms,.ss.


John Habbsrton In the Saturday
Evening Post: Tue stav-at-home MIL
lions look quits ~ strong. capable and
cheerful % the Thousands whom they
have been envying for months. They
may have been fully % desirous OF
change and diversion ~ were the peo'
pie who dropped work and care for Z
time; still more. they have found
what they wanted-not 70 much. per-
maps. - they longsd for. but enough
apparently. for oil practical purposes
Tor . little variety can work wonders
In = tired mind and body. The rail-
way hrakemsn and the drivers Of the
country coaches sr-nsn who work a.
most uneeaaihgly when they are not
sAuhg v or slsepias-havs stronger
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the Amakuru. and thence along the
midstream Of the Amakuru to its
source In the Imataka ridge, and
tnence again in southwesterly direc-
ton along the highest ridge OF the
spur to the Imataka mountains oppo-
site to the source Of the Barima. From
there 1t shall run along the summit of
the main ridge Of the Imataka noun
tains in a southeasterly direction to
the source Of the Acarabisi, and con-
tinue along the main stream of the
Acarabisi to the Cuyuni westward to
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A Prince Of comu.rs..

John NJ. Smyth. head OF the great
house The John NJ. Smyth Co., has
built up. by years of hard work, the
greatest institution Of its kind in the
world. His name is household word
In Chicago.
Their "ad." in another part Of this
paper should be OF interest to every
one. Get their catalogue OF everything
to eat, wear OF use.
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rha LAT sts>~.

From Puck: Mrs. Biack-My hus.
band done treated me shameful an den
he went away an wux gone four yeahs.
an I nehbah heard nothin' bout him.
Mrs. Johnson-Wahn't dat awful
Mrs. Black-Yes; an he done come
back jes' when I wux gwine ter git
married!
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His Divinity.

DIR. Conan Doyle. lecturing the other
night. told this story: Il remember,
when in the Soudan. asking one of the
black soldiers what he worshiped-l
wanted to know whether he was Mo.
hammedan or Pagan. but he said he
worshiped his colonel"
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A wsii-Bred Remark.

Baltimore American: The Actor
I'm going out next season with 'Th'
Ny stery Of the Bakery company.
take the leading role" The Othci
Man-"I'll bet that will be a hot role.
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Do Your Foe. Ach. and p.r.x

Shake into your shoes Aliens Foot
Ease, a powder for the feet. 1t makes
tight or New Shoes feel Easy. Cures
Corns, Bunions, Swollen. Hot and
Sweating Feet. At all Druggists and
Shoe Stores, 25c. Sample sent FREE.
Address Allen s. Olmstcd. Leroy. N. Y.
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When n girl begins taking lessons on
the piano she bores herself, her mother
and the neighbors. and can no more
play after she has grown than girl
cant read Latin who has taken Latin
lessons ut school.-Atchison Globe,
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An Echo From IN. k,tch,u.

John. I'm going to sell these rolling
pins and flatirOns In one lot. How
shall label them for the auctioneer?"
War material, my lOve."-Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
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have been away to brace up" for 0
new. long chase Of the elusive dollar.
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One who Is supposed to know say
there Is Just about the same real feel
Ing when girls or billiard balls kisi
each other.
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Wherever affection can spring Il IL
like the green leaf and the blossoms
pure and breathing purity whatever
soil Il may grow 10.
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general congratulation that the settle
ment was brought about by the white
winged dove of peace. and not the
snarling dogs Of war.
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indian scouts among the Nss Psrces
and Umatiilas are being enlisted foi
the Philippine ssrvice.-Ex.
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have two wedding CeTemOnies?' The
biograph man was late. so they had 10
go through the service again.
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How did you photograph that fine
whitewash on my closet door,
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as every one seems
happy and the
United States has
obviously done her
duty in the matter
II 10 a u,atter for
The silver star., 1899-12-01

Write the Doc1oe
y yc1 Do not obtain - - h.ssass -
tho nocior s about s n. n M - ~
the right thing ~ Do, 80 WIN isa1y01
hls book on tie Hair - 0ao11 a -
ssQucs: h. Addruan.
fr: y: 8: zvs.. Ies.a. 49,.
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SAN FRANCISCO Nov s-whest steady na rs9
ana aret II tire sIsot market harley quiet: spot
frm oats fairly frr sgo; quotations. werp:
Wheat shiriiug. No : s. III: choice. 81 IS; mill
Barley Feed. sasss4e. brewing eas.r.r
Oats Gray. Oregon. 81 o7ss I:4: red fss,. s.1ss
ID
Receipts.
flour Quarter sacks nj; Oregon sos, vghea. zen.
tails. LiTo; harley. rsu'als Ei oats. rentals ssr:
beans sacks. ASA potatoes. sacks sin. bran.
saeks. is-s; midlllu.s. saes, 40; hay. tens 81
wool. bales. 7ss htiss number. ss4.
Produce. Fruits. Etc.
MiiienT- Mjidiirgs slass g; bran. fl-fis re-
TIsy wheat. r gsio s.; wheat sna rat. .aa
9 % h.~t hariey, sSss. alfalfa, ef'S: Ea-h sss
-, straw. psr bale. 7sHsee.
Sc. Salinas Burbank. SOILS; s~css. ssoasi Ore
son Ruftsnks 6s~ss!
aFries Chofc4 81 y -o--Tnar. S..
NatteF fsHcy rFEs Terg. 'rgTTsS seconds. ssifaae .
.sn-y t.ir. y 7,sc. seconds 2,3&se: ricslet. ~
81 drsiu, l.f-.c-
Chee-. se~ Itaig-: you.z American. iisc: East.
err i5sa ~ Nesssr-a, I7+Sft.r
FSss store. 2sgsst: fancy ranch. ss5+ec: East
eru. EaD~.
Wool and Hops.
Woci sfrsr. ssrass fsrfsr: ras.err Oregon. u
9i5c; ralies. ofeg3n. is.3c9c FAN Northern rna4n-
g'sln rlai,s a45se sfunho1i, and Me1aorino HAS,
uoqs-Crop a lsa. ;sai9.o
CIosfnx Quotations.
whr.t Stsstg: ns,cTaber. 81 7-i. Nav. sli..
eash. s}g
nsrlsy- Quir: isss. So
Sterlinx Exchange.
Sterling I0naou. sixty says. 81 ss!. sight 81 $50
Financial.
s,,rsr lars sasr Msrt,SD Collars sasasse: arat,s,
sisht. ie. tHirS-s.t. +
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TIE following prices are heins ossrea to ne FRO
DIR % 'h~ .ocai iss-s toE delivery In round icss
CT tes dreh spi q the car NJ seattle.
Grain-oats 80 - A.rl.T 81 81 whsst. chicken
seet So tran. sia short. sss
Hay Puget soaad. S<la. Eastern Washington
timothy. sl.siS, &li&its. = 81 pr tc-l
Ess~-Ststc;iv ise.h ga1ch, .sr-c
t1iter- Fresh Tsnch. l5.klSes creamery STE.
Poultry Chickens, hse. lao; spring, s3fs - jaz:
turkeys. las sse>s. isc ducks tsa4 e 'ea-
Live steck-f@E7i-s hsr. cat:le. cow. ttisc
streTs 'sTSc. eha7rs sheep s.ass; good hogs live.
f.c afgs d-~sses. e-r: calves dres.~d. large. O.
Small. = calves. lire. large. sc snaAA g.
hi3es. pelts and Hco- Heavy sound .altsd ssee-s,
erer u lis. 81 naeAun. se;n6 re- r. Sc hsht.
soGn3 under s. Ia. <. seas sound. al e.sht
ia, stays. bulIs sni oxsa. e ssl.si sips. &c.
ease. per Z. Sc. green hi1ss. e less than sailed:
snesra~r iser ~ 1ssse, vs~t.r sss- sTx ia
Is: rarery deer. ssise dr3 els 91.ac sre-n els
sse sheep retts sclSS = shearliuxs ls82se;
Eastern Washington woot. SSiac. Western Washing
sca w.l. lSc. airty timber burned I2alsc; tai.
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CHICAGO N9s s-s~s4H &sTssssta= sas*ss.sts
A. s4r ~sa gzsssssseEsssesgss TO sFNz8se Ezra
yazzxs IL s@&z-.& %Aeat srs@za@Ss} ss7ssss assf
s4.s ss.es %i.erse sSsT@t~Essfts fs tAe snfs-
---=ss ass = s1T>@ rT~~ss~ss~F - TNstses s~~
IA T-sA-eaas So. s-tGs4. As e1Tsess rs~ss1a
r&ssqAsA.sHn tks s@sSs hs-ss sxe@sss*@. Asw.
essz tNa S@zesH5 "a. w&slFy4sE ax.4 tss aaas.
~ f=~~p* sss7 ssSs wrsk Pc &sss gssrs III "a
IT, r.. sAs stFw@ssi s-gs @gzsss s~sw
rxsesMs w*sA szr~esex pzss*tssgss. sfzs las
fa-q 49, s~rr~s&s H. eng
rss =xA ssr.a~ x s~se~s~s s~x4sas@ tn sAs
49, szsg4T ats-sscvss s~sHx 90 &assssews a
fws~ 81 ssxssss 49, - rsss Eas1~s ~
wesw fze. -4ss-.zssss ssrs -ssa zsz.aas. *. LIZ
sssrg-ss sseE~sa- GSsG4ss-~-a II ~tv.ax wAass ssse
Azs &=S---~szax s@a1 Ds%-c5sx sSScsz 1xse
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Johaing quotations today were az followx;
Sugar. Flour and Coffee,

.spsaE-G9iieg c, n his, asoc extra. c; n hsl,.
81 ss R e s,rs So f: a s's92las. 81 In
T7oar etc Patent Exceient. nss. Novelty A.
8 =; Star. bakers s. Is: California brands 81 So
s e.. m~.i ysi;ew. Sss yer 100 b. II 1en .sess
rracssI viest. +. pr lr -. IN To-, saea.
f a.. 4; s. ge' 70 -. IN % y sacks: tsiiaa
Ter ~ his II lslh ss-ks graham eou 81 Is per lon
lhs IN lolh sacks: whole ahsat toue 81 : per 40
II m .seks; rye ao.r. 81 : r.r 100 Us. in %
sacks: SPLIT Isss. Ico.1 sacks. -. SPLIT peas. "a
u 10 rs, IN ssn boxes: pearl t,riey. ss2s rsr
whsa, fakes. ). 50 rer ease r. IS :, phEs; fancy
rolled eats. ss re. HI IN IN sarks corn neal.
VII yss = sa@ pr e.; ~ + 81 sa sorn nes pea.
rure. p Ter bhl. IN s. N sacks; cracked wheat,
h scr sachs whole vhea, sonr. s. pr esa, in
s. - sacks RE msal. s,-s per Dbl. IN se-n sscks
re 1our. s. ger thi; t.ncy rolled oats is'-n ne.
rolled cats. rs- case s. 81
Cofse Green hocha. per =. a5;i,: yara, re.
Roas'st Arbuese's. in 10 p cases. FER cwt. 81 3
g, a. 1.r, E., cT vt saa; an ca,s' per ~.
..rss. MID. i!on, lhs. sl2S. as. siass; rs.
Butter. Cheese. Tggs ana Poultry.
Better Ranch, @~ NJ. fancy aairv. In squares
- Sc Washington ere-rnsrass. In and y pr.nts,
;. thee.e Nstire wash.saon. lisisc: Eastern. l.a
isc. haif kim cheesa. lI3tIer
ES.s-Str!r.tv f-esh -srrt "
Crab honey-CaltcTnta comb i..6lse; strained
Tsss~
roel;1 Live chickens, lie: live turkeys. is:
rnss He racans 80 ~ fltar+r lie nr.x;ls III.
aiPrnts fancy. eft shell. sc Hlsl. 1's NJ , Sc
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
General Quotations.

NV Y0RK Nv a 1srfr- Receipts Ii 80 Nsr-
rais orts airs h&frais: mass@s ssesaF m f9rx
grades Aad fcS r7siigrn higher aTsA~s ctasei
tal3
aszat Rs~si1ss - p tnshs's; srss Sail es,f
6rrn NJ rei. - b. aso-t Options rret
ssesay a. - afsauee 4 &c. sni farther xf,sneA-.
D. - t-t+sr @stir4 Than esY~.e-sd Fos tine tire
roa Esst fs7sF aetis@ ol9 lr3ai covering Later
.i.s Testing EsfF wsak shese aei1E outside
suIs.Ft phstsvsr And exp Ft<ts .aDTsfn2 Gssrss-
slxino - h3y. cfa.si esAb At ,ts ia1s.t fessat. \
pst aaeiire - y. MAJ cig.st - -sst Nay clo@ei
- "a, e-sr4tsr eises ct Sac.
g ~1 (, .iet
Eiog~ Cs0is2
9sSos fsTtia-s 1881 - ga. irss < k1ta
fr4rts saies II "a tszs sr-i.s4rs r~cryr ,er ~
5saa-er. ~ Nan, asas TX sss, Rio. SRA
bet 4assr~ rnfh3. Srra.
Sa.sr- Far saArlnz. Il ~ esatSfassI "a IRE.
s-ea1s
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fFo4yasne*s Fl ehss sh&t is x12ffa~. Il.
eryap ia n sure Indication ~ sfs@ a<s-
rsyssa~f. - rh@ fa.~as@ n S-fvaYaFsssYI asr's
cough Remedy " given a1an A. sns
chsId becomes kna*se. s@en afsag ffss
creuEsy e0Ggh fss appeared. 81 wsii ysrn-
v0rt the Attack Asr9 mothers VINO havs
crngsy skiksswr always keep This remedy
~ hard ar. srs4 tsss H. saves Eh~re Fg4garr
tFo.bss and w9Trs- II car aiysvs TO
depended uQcn arr e pleasant TO taxa
F1s axae By al Dealers
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gesnn.s. e; rsns. X; A,-k-v. ~. coocszsts pee
Coz. ae: rsp~crn~ &c ~ II
Hay. Grain and Feed.
Hsy-rss.: ''-a'. - -. n.sis: EAsse-a Wash
Cs..~iss- ton s-ssS
BATE Rad s-1
ce7. wSals, - s: c-a.sa. 81: go. zeal =.
,, ss:. r, 81 I. IL g. ga. s. ss "a, 6:
e., Gat-y escrge3 fed SIS
Meats. Provisions and Fish
r-sss rr%Ats-(cw Aees r y4r y: s.ees sess -sese
r.. =. -,n.Sen vs,se-. go n rs4-s = pxr -.
pcr -; veal .arse. - ge- y srasn - qes il
sAss tarr-s. X ~ .si,ea ,.s+~. -, '<sAA
Lars II ersr ssstss g~ ~ W; whiss star. sse,
C. " an g. s' f. l. 1sfsss' rs Rex
Fr-sh esss- Hsliewt. ae-r, ehfnasas Sagnaa. s,fre
sslver s.la.5a tFet isc- nsassnsAin srvss,
xAyimps 1se srzelt tses he-riaS Ess-, el,es roi
resse ogsTers, oayragss. - .sek s. gallon eiaans
81 saek: poasens>s cabs. llee. Ct. evoked s. 4
Vegetables.
FctE.cs- 'e-Ai. s.s - .oas yAAsrnaa 81
Pc :rn. .fvees potatoes, 81 SSEe PER ee+ bats y.
Ye- sacS c.-rots x ssw s.cS: ~etaAssAx y ~
p&rsaiF~ f99sStAa ~ *s~k: cg;onfrAe1. zssss.s
~ ~: salts l-''9ee sa2i*e per d.;
3s&3s- siives sasvs. !! . rsr eysser plant
ss;ac 9sz - pumpkins sSle ssr Il ssa.sa. IOt,.r
Fruits.
Green t-ntt-ors~gss Mediterranean xues.s 81 q
as fancy yaieslcsss 81 sa: lsguaos 81 sses 49,
t1g 20 ersas bsnsnas, s221%, ginssppses S2ss 80
to- APPLES. Sal So T~ box zcsxsrssf~- -
variety California 49,. xeNd -AGket 81 ra.-on.
s. sal y cv.-twlr3es. rS8sa per hi rta -
.srssl W. box 1larr. sAsTse x-ares Ga e5s,s 80,
corts sSssac per basket Ieary, S. Sesi 50 gex hex
Lumber and Building Materials,
Iocx~<uusgtor quality. re. NJ " = S.e-.
r-e-cNzusstts -. 81 IS Ne eesssr 80 -0,,srse~
rer NJ. ssssi spruce oss. $50. ee4Az sAisS.s bolts
ieus5e+- sir -ouss. s. 80: .at-k arish. surfaced
os- ~ $50 s&tes : 20 ard ~ inc2e. Mi. sIs-sa
lengths "a to Is fest sy&casl }aaSsAs So rar II
extra one-;,.rA s~iet si*xis: all Yer.csi Grain !,
per N sara. FlcartaE Dressed ans matched ST.
ar 4tock soarstS 9-fBes, sA5ls; IAiuch - saRis:
ls4ac,, gl&aYs Fencing NJ cr ak f1rA sni.h
s.; Ne I s. channel rustic az .sron sfssnr
welsh .as lis. s11Et FIR simsxr~ Jaists al
,cansllnss. roass. S sAS}t. 5 r s. AIS
s s,TsIs feV boards lSsnea ard uu slS
Washington rel ori,r lurnt~r- Rough sSsa. Sexei
ss7s1g weight - "a, st6}s 80 cellssss Weights Mes
J. ard stach. IEa tbs. No : : sad Esnrh
- lss sIS1es, sauscotics Sa6it vs1yt.r ssSaes
a. sf.iu1le. 81 s.; standard shingles. $40. one
inch sn..h =. u ard IS feet s2ssss thick Anssh.
S@Sa8: ce'ar squares, : 5. and 10 feet. s2sS3Sa:
Kiln ,lEisi. 81 in advance Il green. prayaSe SO
Cefaea, isobh!I.sl-fortlagd. X r. 4 i. ISIS.
Alsen S.
Line ttobbinSs -aoeA. uasbos. 49, san Isan.
Gsa
Plaster hair {iohtanS1 Washed. s. 50 per sacK: IN
washed. sLs0 per ssek
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ExAe- sf~a-e%i - So Ssss- ss-'tae, - So s~3
fe~%ss - Esssei- SAS~axa -scssreS fS twessts
.f~sc Z ~sscS gated certrseg tsraicissslnS -ss}
.-T cfse-1-ss. a~tnS - eanrsr@4-s wssfAR-.
Sf~vnx1ee~eG @-vss. AZ a3ssnc- ct - 50 isT~
e-Tl a2~e e'asrss~a euyer- ass 30 ~ss-sss s-ss.y
ys.AS~i s-se- Aessy staaaSatio.. sg'aces - s~sr
eaSh 4s-xxns SEC -eyxser. K sertgzs h>ss&s ~
Rr@sAa TIE mx~sss srtivs rs-csssAtssT ".
c1csaa weak 81 tAs e.rsc-a fscssnses eiessd a.
iso
Oats followed athse grains. fNs-s wss - sseTal
feature - trade rTteos ralsnx wslAla
row lle.sts Etsces.saar eie~at -N%.-ts
f-essSscss s5aH hsr 9s'n L4asrsg Shipments
arg ss~z5v s~c-ex~~ e. s.H~ss encouraged EttS1sE
q rEss ss1 fssk aas Substantial sAins Ss-e~l.
3Anus-y f,aFS c.c>sd lsf,.ss hishs-. nas sssS~
hssAer sni lard unchanged
The ls&ttas futures ranged "a follows
: 49,. -
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. Or. New There ia nothing d.
Ink IN wheat, further weakness In Eur~9pc ard ina
East only serving f-tr1stfr she Sfn,iwess which
has prevailed throughout 'he week. Quotations
in a large measure vsiueisss Their. Is nothing
doing SINE Of cha exporters quoting low ~
s4c tor Nafls Vsa. but very little whcst can he
purchase. a, that hgare- Valley Is nouiGslly ST.,
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rse.s avetTu~ ard Battery
=. r.rscs.ss1e . sesoo Il n 4,e,,,s.
- r-es r. - .rra.i 5silfing. block
- &c ....,. ss1it.oa - tho city u Sc
r. . .s-xereer school building. ST.
FrgvN -, = II Hsr -r's second s11i-
>, -.fsa 81. !. i -, Z Z sl Day. i, i
Essse ST. 49,; s,stss.ng. SOCK +. Latona
Esss..sr ...-v e;sees viii re open 10 .e-
~ 800 go ,rorn Il ~. u o'clock ?.
! - wtsre,3f nave h@rsunto So.
r 80. "a AFFIXED inc saal u ne city ~
-. .esooI al-,re. Ho ! IN ki9 e., eos ~ ;.
r.! ss,s !, wssai9 e. th''' ''s 18TH day
fsrt.9s*a' - LYMAN HANKS
$751; Secretary Board ~ Directors.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


NEW YORK Nov s~-vhs Commercial Advertas-
era fsonaaa nnancisl cahielram SAYS:
The markets here 4gist, They began dnn.
then hardened mp encouraging war news ssst
t-sahled through, tonsels NJ b. spanish
faar. were ~ 71nio~ 40; Anaeonfas. q. Utshs.
--ie; Bo~tans. / SID Copper marks. M ss
Silver was flrIr on shanghai demands Money Was
a.u
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Receipts and Shipments.


on tie rrcs.uee Exchange today tha butter market
6ryn. csesmsry, Sessse; dairy. ihS fa.. Legs
Strong. free lsc. Cheese STEADY. cream. tlii dc
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It's.

LIVERPOOL. Scre,nh9r ; Close; Wheat. steady,
s.ct Va, red Western. s. i0i Futures steady; re
cernhrr "a lid; March. IS lisd. Nc. Northern
spring. steady, H.
roru--spn: American mixed ani oit. 'irra,
"a 81 Futures stasf-. November, "a SD: necem-
be- e I'D. January. u est.
JoNpoS Nov s.--wheat earrc~s ey coast. buy.
crs ard sellers apsrt: esrsoss passsse eassr ann
neglected lower English country markets. Ques.
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aB|NESS DIRECTORY.
, ACrOrNTANTs.

q GRANT. expert accountant.
ssnAs ~ arfr. corpora sons. counties.
.,an.nsss, epsasd. closed errors de-
80 eoascens.a.- - ~o!h'aa biocK'
k.xgYsS
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Meat.. proNtstom. md Ei.h.

Green t-utt-QFsagss Mediterranean sues.s ag
SIS fancy TaiezctSs g s.. lsEuaos - sars a.--ss-a
srg 20 gra4s bsnsnas s@521 Y, girssppzes Sos 80
do apples. E2l So TT box .-yErrssfs- "a
variety. California 49,, zf!id hacked 81 ra.-ans.
s. sA8l y cv.-swy-3e< &c S9s g per hil. rs,a -
.sssl W. box 9luvn. sasTse x-aE,es stsgss, 80.
ncr.s s sc ger hAsset par s. S.si 9 ny N-x
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-09-25

Chester H. Brown, Kalamazoo. Mich.
says: "kodol Dyspepsia Cure CURED me
OF a severe caee Of indigestion; can
strongly and 1t to all dyepeptice."
DiRests what you eat without aid from
the stomach, add cures dyspepsia.
Cook & ODEE
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-09-25

A. Frank Smiths drug store, .
m%arvalone cure TOR oil kidney cOm-
plants. nervous exhaustion and female
raaknsae. Il is Foley's Kidney Cure.
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EUA1LY LEADER
SolsoN. soUra DAKOTA.

SEPTEM "a, 1890.
THE CITY.
LOCAL BRnvir,Hs.
''ee Monday night.
'''ton Monday night.
gong fast, the new opera
p'owshare, newly sharpened.
ankton. : ''0 ''
morning. p
Warmer. '0-n'sos 500
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Part az residence near Normal school.
Nasty napered and painted throughout.
INQUIRE OF Mhs' JOHN WALIEh'
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bids for COal.
Bids will be received by the board OF
education Of the city of Madison, at
their regular meeting held Friday eve.
ming, September ., Tor coal for the city
achools Tor the coming year, a. follows:
Hard coal, Wilmington coal aud Hooking
Valley coal. The board es the
right tn reject any and oil bids. Coal to
he delivered at the various school build
inVs ~ required.
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Wanted, salesmen to handle q com.
plete line Of lubrioating oils. greases and
s~pesialtiee, best on the market. Good
commission. Garland Refining Co.,
Cleveland, Ohio.