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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-12-14

For REN&kFurnished room. En-
Qniro l2l West Fr>ps street ss'
Roachton, were the guests OF Mrs. G.
w. Moser.
Buy youtA>saliday perfume at
SaanrSns'S es,,inr ,5s se:e' sas" g''%17N you are
"A large llnA> toys. albums end
confectionery for% holiday trade, at
r. Danz' novelty sion Per'ssOo'g.
-Rev. G. A. Adams, VIM. Roose and
VIM. r. Shisler were In B. G. last Fri
day attending the s. S. Congress.
Mr.. and Mrs, Elias Meagley cele-
brated their golden wedding at their
home in Middleton township on Tues
day.
j. e. Ladd of Bradner, was among
Wood county's successful aspirants at
the bar examination at Columbus last
week.-Sentinel.
Mrs. Kate Jameson has resumed
her duties in the high school after an
absence OF some weeks during the i'll
ness and death of her parents.
Mrs. A. V. Cole ard baby started
for Chicago Thursday night and shortly
after will journey to their new
home at Lexington, Mo,
Buy yoW confectionery, and toys
for the childres Xmas presents, also
fancy books, ar0>sSs, stationery Iand
Christmas cards at Ds&sRevelty q ore.
Our stock is all new and WSal selected.
The barn yard fowl seems to have
the bulge on the people just now, The
hens refuse to lay and the supply OF
cold storage eggs seem to be very low,
hence the price of hen fruit is like the
clouds way up.
August Henry OF Stony Ridge az
rived home on Monday last with three
car loads OF stock cattle. This will
make % car loads he has purchased re-
Gently, nearly all of which haye been
sold. He left on Thursday to make ad-
ditional purchases. Mr.. Henry is n
hustling dealer and has been very sue
cessful.
The remains Of a woman buried 90
years ago at Millersburgwere exhumed
for removal to another cemetery the
other day and were found to be petri-
fed, and retained all of the lie like feat
urss. The bodies OF two OF her sons
killed in the civil war 81 years ago,
were also removed. One was still in II
good state Of preservation and the ar
my clothes In good condition.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-12-14
Duck Coats,
Felt Boots,
Knit W0ola11 Jackets,
Bed Blankets,
Warm Underwear,
Best for the money at
4. Q. FULLER'S.

Mrs. John ZelLner whose husband
is serving n twenty wears term in the
.PenltenLiary for killing lawyer Weston
haYer, seems to be- having more than
her share Of trouble. She has indus
triously lahored on her farm to keep
herself and children from want, and
mad Il fine drove Of hogs which she had
sold for over hundred dollars, but was
waiting for good day to deliver them
but before this could be accomplished
some thieves drove them away and 1t
has been impossible to find them.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-12-14

I'm sundays first car leaves two trips later in
moruin
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-12-14

S-12-2-1000
All trains arrive nt and depart from Van
Burcn street Union Passenger station, Chi
cagO.
Uniformed COlOrcd Portcrs attend
passcngrr5 holding arst or second class
tickets IL day cOnrhrf on thru trains, In
suring scrupulously clean car9 enrOute.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-12-14

cleanses, rou.lshea and restores 'ho skin, makipa
II soft, wtiic nnd beautiful II IL not a cosmet'-
docs not cover up, hut removes Olcnishes. -
Is harmless ana always cucs just What we claim
for 1t. The cnly preparation that Will positively
remove Freckles, Blacbhcads, Tim. Sunburn nnd
P.mples. hundreds of testimonials frou prom
uent ladies'. Price SO cents u Jar at druggists
&c. eITTNER Co.. Tol EDO. OHIO.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-12-14
warid,s Champion

II tried many remedies to cure piles" "
writes w. r. Smith. OF Latham, Ill,
hut found no relief till used Bucklen's 3
Arnica Salye. 1 have not been troubled
with piles since" It's the only champ
ion pile cure on earth and the best salve
in The world. 25c per box guaranteed
by all Druggists.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-12-14
Light type A. NJ. Dark tvpo p. ~.
Daily excpDI Sunday stnn on SIFnal

Drawing Room Sleeping Cars on Nos. .. 4
and thru to Cleveland. Erie. Buffalo, New
York and Boston; on Nos. 8. and to Chi
caGo or intermediate points Meals are
served Mt "up-tO-datc' Dining Stations and
In Nickel Plate Dining Cars at Opportune
meal hours. Baggage checked thru to des-
tinatlon. On inquiry you will find our rates
are always lower than via other lines, ser
vice considered.
For rates and detailed Information, address
b. II. Horner. General Passenger Agent,
Cleveland. o., c. A. Asterlin, r. Il. A., Ft.
Wayne, Ind, or Local Ticket Agent.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-12-14

"A new baby girl is reported 1t
Henry Koppf's home.
Hattie Gunder OF Roachton, visited
friends In Toledo this week.
O-Postmaster Saxby OF Weston, was a
welcome visitor at the JOURNAL office
on Tuesday.
"A few specials at Art Finkbeiner's.
2 spools basipg thread for 1c.
A 500 yd. spo5fsssting threadfor 4c.
2 spools machine th>sd tef SC.
Stocking yarn at 4c sNein.
-Mesdames Fred Yeager, Fayette
Cha pman, f. e. Hollenbeck, II. G. Law
renee, ]. n. Rbeinfrank, e. G. Lee, 81.
M. Hoover and D. X. Hollenbeck at
tended reception in B. G., given by
Mrs, C. w. Evers and Mrs. May Evers-
Russ on Thursday last. 81
-EverythiAG,g goes\ cheap at Art
Finkbe'ner's DiseSdss9Se.
"A B. G. man mixed carbolic acid
with his beer and was about to drink it
when friend knocked the glass from
his lips. II was not necessary to do so ,
as it is we'll known that B. e. man
can drink anything that will 60 down
his neck and never feel any bad effects
therefrom. =
"A lad'k high cut shoe, Just the
thing for We,g.w weather, at s9 l8 dur
ing this sale. N@sEINKBEINERs'
Some one who deservessf& months
in the stone yard played contemplate
trick on Fred Bostdorf. On Monday
evening he tied his team in front OF
Gotleib Walters residence on Fifth
street, and during his absence someone
cut the hitching strap, and the team
getting away broken wagon and
wrecked harness was the result Of the
trick.
-Mors,Specials at Art Finkbeiner's.
A lot of alfsSk. ribbons. all widths up
to number 10. 1dNSSa ysrE Odd lots
of buttons all kinds losSya Dozen
Mrs. VanValxenburg Of Tontogany
aged 81, was united in marriage with r
w. Hazlitt, aged ~, II prosperous farmer
living near Belleville, Ohio. The bride
had but recently secured divorce from
her husband. The happy couple were
former school mates and lovers oyer
forty years ago. but both married 9TH
ers and now in their declining years
they are to dwell together as theYhad
planned to do long years ago.
-Callcoes from the best mills, only
4tc yard, duriSs this Pile. The best
standard prints andsSRg hams now for
sic yard in this sale.
ART FINKAASAER's.
The many Perrysburg friends OF
w. M. Wilkison, will be pleased TO
know that his latest theatrical venture
Is proving great success. He recently
purchased OF N. G. Goodwin the play OF
"Nathan Hale" together with all cos
tunes and scenery and has put on the
roud company headed by Howard
Kyle as Nathan Hale and Nannette
Comstock as Alice Adams, and the play
as produced in the East is highly en-
dorsed by the leading dramatic critics.
"Nathan Hale" is a four act drama OF
Revolutionary times, and promises to
be money maker for Manager Wiki
son. who is surely entitled 70 "a streak OF
luck.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-12-14
The Toledo, Bowling Green & Fremont

u. IL. q ID. rs. K. Tine card
Trains pass Perrysourg
North. South.
No #l2 4:46 a. m. No. II. -. 90 m
*I4. 1850 {" /" *5..- l0:IS d"
t2.1O:l3 Z" "*l3. -. .7:35 pm
I" *6.. 1888 y. m.
"a. .6:22 "
Daily. + Daily except Sunday
Nos. 4, 6 and l2 stop on sigual,
street. Cars from q. "a. ~ %. Depot u Z
Cincinnati.
AtCincinnati the Baymiller Eleclr Street
Oar Line leaves the sixth street entrance Of the
Depot. running up Sixth street to all parts of
the city. The East End Electric starts from the
Fifth street entrance, running up Fourth street
20 all parts of the city, including the extreme
Eaat End, passing the Penna. station. The
Third and Fourth street Horse Gar Line leaves
the Fifth street entrance passing the Central
Depoi..
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-12-14
NO POISON

or acid used, as the case may
be, to help the sale OF cigars
made from cheap tobaccos
Nothing but the pure quill goes
in the H. AS. Cigar.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-12-14

John LaFarree has moved into the
residence recently erected by j. M.
Brown.
Miss Hatch Of Maumee was the
guest Of Clarence Sager and wife last
week.
Mrs. Emma Huffor5 and Mrs. G..
Van Norman visited friends in Toledo
on Monday.
"A boS fine stationery IS always
an acceptable%Nas gift. 4
esase cHAMPNEY's.
The First Presbyterian Sunday
Schooi are preparing for an entertain
ment and Christmas tree at the church
on Saturday evening. Dec. %, 1900.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-12-14

DR.. c. E. Hill of Bowling Green.
was in town Monday.
Mines Ira and viii Knull we're in
Toledo on Wednesday. II
-cHAaAxy has oisnA xbd pipes
that will pleasesssr smobAr friend.
Frank lsch of Moline, was the guest
of G. w. Moser and family last week
Charles Kershner and Minnie
Kershner have been granted dlvorse/
Skates, and ,irguns fof Xmas
gifts. at Sev- AMDH's
The Rev. Sam Jones recently re.
marked: discipline your boys or they
will discipline you" There are many
people who might do their children,
and the public, service by remember
ing this fact and acting upon it.
John Wenless, three year old
child, whose parents moved to Rossford
about three months since, died on Sun.
day last OF spinal meningitis. Funeral
was conducted by Rev. Hopkins and
interment at Willow cemetery. y
"A lot o&ladics silk handkerchiefs,
silk embroidefen{Qr &c each, pt
AFis{aErNER's
The County Commissioners have
placed twenty thousand dollars insur-
ance on the court house, securing II
rate OF 95 cents per thousand against IA
81 05 rate on policies which are now
expiring. The rate is very low bat the
risk is considered light, us the building
is practically fire proof.
There are some people who come
to town and hitch their horses withuu t
b 'anketing them, and then leave the
poor animals to shiver in the wintry
blasts. The horse is a faithful beast
and should be protected by good
warm blanket. now that the cold winds
from the north are with US again.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-19

seattle Sst,t a. isaa
vnusi Sist~s nrrsftrrHt q AFisHisirs Clinsfs
.ra t,Tup nuiiefin x ihf Weaihaf Hrfrs1 Wsthins
saa Sestioe feS DO SEES ensns ses'saai~F Y,
iaoe,
ne s-re part q ~ vses sss Sam srt hyish'
the l.iist psff va trniff Art Arufg vita rain en
tte Nh pfich rts aaiis Efosfsl ever ths sestsgu
.eetian rssfninF % ~ eastern HrfteH en Ne iih
ira sairs greatly t.neeiet fAsfafc ana early
,ren whsa, ssa etR as the sfflunstsen q iais-
.rwp Wheat ne Fan Ffvkill inlFraffd f2f
,i.-x.ps aaA saesilns vhieh ar Wv sepftf
Vf7rshlng shirh Il sisa0st eeaalttaA f1evpt n 4
ssu hts lnosiiiics va inisrfaFtft b. % Faiof
weather
ffs srsatsr part u ne scsk 50 ca'rsh fsFar
ana To- ,Afshes hcp ptsttus rststo tirs.-E
vr,ne ArsinN aHA gsshsstrs e. ffaie sea t-s'fahtH
"a fsia n ne 31as q the sol stfafgt Nfai
50 sliesrrt g. intefrurs ans tstag hap ri.tirs
Hysw a saaan dsisT + rts ssTiosts. a. theQ 60 q
s-.rvf,v "A ritfeFa a~ fhsTe e tlftt.'y rVyseyt
a -,ast in sgera kias fesiuy ae'Aa Tn SAYS msre
N ssu,A weatne4 h rslsted b. safe Us raR
Yks tsfatA sieia q ttsss'rafaffrr w'~f rrasrrs
ryu,.srtisx oris hkf cTeg. Fes th.rtsFt e De IN
. fsYsr r,saspre ~ ~ RFtFes ~ en- rafparns
Sc .ssrta A. a rule atse - frl1gsfaif
t.t.es Asssrz Nfi - HnmF lftst ir trrshsf ~rek
r., aras, was A fair ere ~ at Fte'i o. Skas
,.s,lntr va fss heirs sxpcrtau'as
n. ~. Y.Sfr-s country ~ ttirt errr - tifaifa
has h~su sasrRrt IN sess eastltt.a- u ftnlt ecF
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-19
NEW YORK MARKETS.



NEW YORK Sept is-F7our- Receipts, g. d.
barrels exports. II SIS barrels Market less active
Wheat Receipts, rs 100 bushels; exports, ~
bushels Spot. Hrner: No. red. Sase, T. g. ?.
sl%c, elevator Options opened steady on ilehl
offerings. cnly TO sag nF under disappointing lifer
pool cables. Northwest selling and local realizing
From this depression prices more than recovered q
reports a rain in Northwest strong outside r1afh !.
and local covering closing strong. Se'se net "a
vance. March closed &c; May. stise; september
s2Ae; octeher. s2isc; December, shc.
Wosl-Duil
Hops-Duii.
Coffee-Options closed steady. with prices M
changed to points oWer Sales, = 30 BAGS. inelnd
ing September. loc Octoher, so5c; December :
al a1c: January, 35c Spot Rio. steady; No. IN
voice. sLc. Mid, quiet; CordnTa. eAalic-
sugar-Raw. firm fair refining. 4Ac; centrifugal
% test, &C. Refined, firm.
Available supply Changes.
Special telegrsphic and cable advices 70 Brad
streets show the following changes lin RFanaels
supplies, As compared with the last account:
whea.-United States aud Cannda cast of The
Rockies increased 600 bushels afloat fo- and In
Europe increased $4,000 bushels. Total supply in
crease 5.lis.0Oo bushels
Corn-united states and Canada. east OF the
Rockies, increased SAC 800 bushels
oats-Uni,ed States and Canada. east OK The
Rocties increased 2Tl0Go bushels.
Stocks a wheat az Portland, Or. and Tacoma and
Seattle Wash. increased $4,000 bushels last week
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-19
TESTED BY TIME.
1t Is by the Natural Law That the Copeland Practice
Survives All Other Methods
Endures While Others Pass AwaTha Which Best and Which of
Greatest Service to Mankind Abides Always

The wonder that i've years ago
followed the presentation of such
cures these in manifold forms of
serious disease and sickness, by the
Copeland treatment. has passed
away. The wonder that followed
the presentation of such cures ms
these in deafness, under the Cope
land discovery, has in a great mems
ure passed away.
In the place of thi. wonder there
Is now that which abidcs and viii
always abide-the everlasting faith
of the people. The people know
the skill and truth of this practice,
and of the physician. IL includes.
They know that the cures published
in these columns nre real cures OF
real peopIe-of persons living In this
community and SURROUNDING terri
tory, grateful and truthful people
who may he seen and inquired Of.
In such unreserved measure has
this faith of the people been given
to this practice that IL is the won
der of the medical world. without
any sensational features u has
steadily grown and 10 today numer-
icaIiy Grentcr than ave years ago,
the time of its earliest work In this
community, greater than nve years
ago when the most intense public
interest was aroused by the na-
nounccment of the Discovery OF the
Cure for Catarrh. II has that quality
stronger than sudden popularity,
the quality of abiding faith. IL hns
survived all competition i'm similar
methods. IL hns trtumphed over
every kind of method 10 reach the
sick. Whys because the truth nj
ways survives. II IL the natural law
of things. The best always survives,
that which IL of service TO mankind
always survives.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-19
CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO, Sept. u. Wheat opened nervous and
easier octsbsr at 'sitATsse. because n Lirsrpoo 4
failure respond the advance here Yesterday and
heeause the predicted rains oT the Northwest failed
TO matrTialse There sas considerable Fmount
~ profit taking AZ ths start bat the offerings
aeli taken. and the market gfadu8hy worked ur 20
f7Le brstssfert's report ~ inrr~sse IN The
worits visible n lis M huFhsis caused ssns
natter. ialt meantime the Northwest markets had
turned strous ard the stuF was nadiiy ahssrtesi
When shfsss tried - set back soms n their sales.
they featnd SeFy ssT array II holders and the
urfee vss tdirn shsrpir w 10 TfAr THE close
~ lossd shade down. a. si.4aNr
Corn wss aali and aeYnid q speculative in,ereats
October ciesrf Ne higher II Ma
osts wrfc iull ard ths trade usosiif ia~si octo-
hsT riqsew shade down IT nN1Eac
IRE iemsnd fgs lard was the feature in me rrr-
vision n,slks' TIE small sfeeks = this commodity
earsra fnresing ~ shnrfs, ADD ~ farksrs we're All
tarors the nisYtct tdsanrcd Ortct4r nafk eiosssi
adifssr over yesterday. lard e tsc zasr and ribs
cid~Sd UNCHANGED
The lsaairs Futures rsnesa a. fayisws,
nreninx flixhe~l LaWsst Csosiaa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-19
MARINE NEWS.

PORT TOWNSEND AuiVsd sep, II. nr N
FartsFoli. fruH Aniwcrn
CAPE NoME-ln pcrt. sept s. 80 John q Kim
hall. str Charles Neisnn str Anianrr ~ Oraqen
str Chafies - Lane z ST. NcCuilorh tug
lfsce'efE, vhaiine - Thsashsl So Aihcn. sir
noFs, sehF SCardia. barge Skaatsu
VICTORIA Arrived sept ", BY sir Amur from
Shawn
HoNGKoNs-sAiied, SEPT IS ~ 81 wosisats.
Tor Nanrnuvrr.
SYDNEY Arrived. sept II. str Anrarzi, from
NsufUueer
IT My ISLAND Passed Sent Is M n stren.
-. frusn Tacoma foF QHsanstowu.
CAtIAO In rsrt. Srut 81 ns "a Rslffsh fsis.
faf Fptf Townsesd
SAN FRANCISCO Ardye3 srus 81 ars Golden
Gate nan seattle Lnsia From Tiiiarnookr Areafs
fron Gives hav Nistt9is from ngsier haffsr SAIL
IL. ~ MiHfela fay Nana.mn. sfhr $ nanfss40gi
t1f siuslsW rrss' shy Mirrah. f7r Caqnlua river
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-19

sre-iai nispsieh to the Pysf sntsilisenceT.
puRT TOWNSEND. SsVt. "A. Tie ieanrh hydro
nagbic aGist a. ihis place vii furnish fall intos
nation free q rharsr % such a. frsfH u ~ re-
sard - the foli5uinF noticcs To ratrnFrs,
Austtalla- East roast Qpetnsisna. Ncfciga hay.
Ysuau rsteA issht, seftpF altered. Ne taeT
.us,rai,,-Fsss onsss Torres strait. P.poa i,isna.
nfu usht lntartsi on Soaib island. CAsnnfl Nefs
lirhiship % - rsmnsed
th,n - taa sesf5s - ahgals
Hrn1A Trinidad had hFit ssstln, tefHrS7sfy ais-
cnasiansn-e Il "a rigusi
I,.aasuaft he sasus8 Carephsgfn. fu kTaneF,
fisskgrafff efnelusrtinR
frgitrH- Vast roast Thauss etu2fT, NhtatcF
shanael RlaEf tutnJ moved saa sr4a sFeHes siiffet
fsrsr. Ilarshu iNifssut. HAsf rcAsfi htAkA&Aa
ittirtunssni - siEns3 ~ esishlfshsd
f.asf s.asisartsf coast sHakea nj rfgertsi
Nets SAT- fstsf rsraist ttsirsqfa iCasnnaasa-
rsorsftsr. fay sursrp rpk ierssiet
Nsx YEA ffrFsr has. ufsrs tsfay established
Nsa g.sisnA Sorsh tsispa, kast hsps hsht ei-
hllaiad
<-sa s.-ssgs assehwssf e0sst. C1ckrF~it Fssstse,
v.5si4 N-rtrs lsh sahilhtra
"a - sos,,hsssf aasrs. NarE.Jssegh hastar.
fnosRRe
Ma Ces7s,tlca = eagurau easfss-a
fe.Ftrulrs islarls-i gfo1s Nsnlta a7a tafits.
hsarsgrs saa slssaness - ngusaiztNt Fb3sgts
wesefertan- fmtfjiiN rect tsttsssse fftthaed -
agr-ts1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-19

-. ss.asctyons have no. been marked BIZ
- 800 X special feature The volume
y ~ - n rod proportions. but quiet in
~ rrtces are auotabiy unchanged.
- s+-.>s 10 come IN. though not In such
. t~,rfofus. and the quality. especially
.< sea<hcs. Is not o. the nest, this trtit
~ a rocd color and flavor. The height
Z ~ over. And there viii probably
x..,e utti Il ends, some weeks hence.
- seem 10 be the most active product
~ ard they are IN good demand. The
5.- /. limited, but car Of roncorfs "a
s<t1sf fram Ohio and cne q assorted
~ - Cs,iferaia.
~ 80 termed the latest addition 20 the
y an nudted AZ - per barrel
-<<trs r<x ia the hsy. grain and feed
~ Il r,-fre or character. The demand
<<etvs. ard snptiies are keeping MP,
~ Z Mn frnutis N settius shipments
~ rsxffsn Washington.
~ - are less active IN movement, and
y ! S.,rt hit firm. live poultry rontin-
~ &c mzfkst though dealers are stiil
y ~.,srs r~nsln, unchanged. quotations re-
a some time past Receipts have not
~ - usnsi A ,his season. because Of the
~ -i1s n tsiifut and salmon.
s~ a. ut treated local unrtet. snd
u<l,<~- a me contract character. At such
- ~ n se5fed upon between buyer and
<~s frsn feaI5c. and In some reported
n 4 NM hisiler figures Pietins q now
-< = ~ Yrfs n the state. Rain caused
..,-r..refa 10 the vaft IN almost AL sections,
X -; - snxisfy. hut a. yet no material
~ cznssd. and the present clear
<< 4 - n eouxrstuistinn.
4. ..se,ri trades markets there Il ntsie that
~ n,o1 The or~uins n the fall season
XX ~ X srns qnlckrning ~ trsde. but the
- ousst ihnarh arm. Sugar. during
- - advanced another Sc per barrel.
Ia. ~-saed n tho figures quoted since Sat
s- ~ M jump ~ i5c VS. msds
~ - ~ large, and the marse. steady
g "a S<1f1uas iisssd fplow,
~ ~. a. Yesterday announced marked
u y n sFuand AMI the market 4 dull and in
90 eousinnr weak st unchanged quota
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-19

in the eastern section is A abundant one In some
scaiy
Extracts FROM Correspondents.
Lower Sound: Oak Harbor-Neariy all gain
threshed and in sark caipsrlis- Threshins finish
e. Both oats and wheat little SHIRT Of fun crop.
Potatoes being dug; pieces damaged by worms sbort
70 have fiy recovered from esc. Of worms Ap
pies rery fine. Prune dryers in fun operation TAX
ins care q large crop Anaeorss-Psstures ve,y
20 pick. Late apples coicrinx well Root crop stiil
growing. Prairie Weather ane for hop picking,
ture good Ia Cunner-Ihs weather this fan has
been fine for threshing All the machines stu At
work iait wiz Fet through the fort part Of next
week oais are q good quality, but quantity much
less than last year
Upper Sound: coIAy-Petato digging commenced:
yield betier than expected. ChrstoTher-Hcps are
in very bad condition In many pIaces Pickers are
very scarce. and mold Is running very fast eaus-
ing sun Of many acres. Kent-Hop picking pro-
gfessing hneiy. Bsll0w-pfuns crop about all gath
cred Drysrs are busy; crop splendid: Arpies are
poor and scaiy, and are dropping badly Potatoes
bare WIN be small oiympia-Potstoes are about
hst crop. APPLES are rpensng earlier than Usual.
pe,phi-Pasturss are Dry ciops on upland 90 ns s
yield generally Disappointing No potato digging yet
Prunes being picked
Spokane Country; Fast spoksne-rsn wheat be-
gathered; an abundan crop Prone-The past week
has been favorable for threshins grain and dgring
another week TO fnish threshinr in this valley.
Potato reid viii not be above enehsn crop. Apples
and pFunes sttndart
Southwest Countless Misunderstanding nearly
nnished. Wheat, oats ard corn below average crcr
Potatoes about half cror. Hay average. Fruit
nearly mp 10 average Wheat Is shriveied. Arrhoy
Weather favorable fore part II week for prnne
gathering and harvesting second crop Of clover,
which is all secured In good condition. Is Center
Prtlne drying about half through Hope ready TO
pick Pastures improving Mount Ple~ant-f.s,e
potatoes helped BIZ rain. Thfeshins done; yield
rather light except harleTs quality good. Prune dry
ing al rs height crop fair. quality very fine
Big Rend Country: Douglas Threshng progress
Ing finely; one-haf crop. Benis- Rain stopped
thrsshing, which is about twothiri, done. but has
put the soil IN god condition for fan seeding which
has not yet commenced misunderstanding nearly
Al don- Seeding fall wheat in progress HEAVY
rains hare ntted The soii for seeding hnt have wet
soTne unihreshei grain. Crescent-N Winter wheat in
good condition. Latc-sown needs rain 10 gerni-
nate
Walls wriia-Wheat IA about all under shelter.
Weather favorable for all farm wor,.
Yakima Country. Parker-Th- bulk Of third crur
Of alfalfa in stack Hon picking general; crop lit
lie naht.
Riickitss ccunrv: Centervine-Thrcshing done.
q. n SALISBURY,