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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-24
THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.

New York. Oct. 23.-The warning contained il,
Yesterdays furry in the call money rate to six
per cent. was taken to heart by the speculative
element today and the rather intempeilte buy.
ing which Hooded the market since the latter
part of last week mai craly curtailcd.
There was great deal of business done in the
first hour but the selling to realize clearly out.
weighed the hiying demand, in spite of some
sharp manipuative advances in a few special.
ties and the level of prices went below last
night. The selling was not at all prccipitate
and showed tendency to decrease prices re.
ceded to the lower level, hut when efforts were
selling orders were waiting at the higher level
in sufficient volume 10 force prices back AGAIN.
Later in the day much hcralded upward move
ment in Northern Pacific came into notice. The
price was 54R today when the advance began
and 1t carried the quotation IN through some
very heavy selling without material setback to
a shade over So, making the net gain 2ss. Great
Northern preferred was advanced points cor.
relatively. 1t was alleged in the hclaf Of the
movement that the Impairment in the earning
powers OF railroads in the northwest by the
shortage of the spring wheat crop had been
greatly overstated. The statement of the North
ern Pacific for the second week in October shows
Il decrease in the gross earnings of $l7 .4o3 not
witlstandng additional mileage compared with
last year OF nearly 400 miles. The fall in the
call loan rate of 3ls per cent in the last half
hour equally without effect in rcawakening
speculative interest and the market closed r-
regular at small net changes. Total sales, 534.
900 shares. There was decided falling off IN
business in bonds and prices reactcn at various
points Total sales, par value, $l,G0O,0OO. United
States bonds were unchanged on last call
n q Frt
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-24
Chicago Grain and Produce.

Chicago, Oct a3.-Weakncss at Liverpool was
the main factor in slump in wheat here today.
pecembcr closed lIac. under yesterday. Corn
closed 3sc. and oats Ne, lower. Provisions at
the close were weak. Cash quotations. were as
follows: No. spring wheat, 67aHc,; No. red'
73a74hc.; No. . corn, i0aiOlec.; No. :? yellow,
iOIac.; No. . oats s2hc, No. white, .2lAa
2ikc; No. . rye, i0c,; No. flax, Sl,7i; No. l
northwest, Sl751a; timothy, si,o5atli; pork,
Sl.5O; lard, s607laa7Oj ribs. S8.soa. 10; shoml
dors, Gi4a6lac; sides, S8,0OaI; whskey, Sl.s7;
sugars, cut loaf, $3.50; granulated, $3.50.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-24
SAN DOMINGO REVOLT ENDED,
General Garcia Surrenders to the
Government Internationally.
BY Exclusive Wire from The Associated Pres

BY Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press.
San Domingo, Oct. 23.-The suppress
sion of the revolution is officially an
nounced. General Garcia has surren-
dered Internationally. Senator Mota
has been arrested on the charge of
completely in the movement.
Senor Despradel has been appointed
minister of agriculture in succession to
Senior NaSqueZ.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-24
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by
MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their CHILDREN
II II 500 soorIiEs the CHILD, sOFTENs the GUNS
ALLAYS all PAIN; CURES WIND COLIC, and
Is the best remedy for DlARRHOEA. Sold BY
Druggists in every part OF the world. BE sure
and take no other Kind. twenty-five cents a
bottle.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-24
Scranton Wholesale Market.

Corrected by II. G. Dale, 81 Lackawanna Ave.)
Butter-Cieamery, 23a2ic,; dairy tubs, 2Sc,
Eggs-Selent western, l7c,; nearby state, l9c.
Cheese-Ful cream, new, llhc.
$3.50; pea, $3.50
Potatoes--60c.
Onions-G0c. per bu.
Flour-Best patent $i.60
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-24
East Liberty Stock Market.

Fast Liberty. Oct. -Cattlc-stcady; extra.
s.. 5oa5.65; prime, S5.2oa5,S3 common, s'25a
3I5 Hogs tsady; prime heavies, SjL5o hest
pigs, si.5Oai,0o; rougls, sSai.75, Sheep SLOW ;
choce wethers 81. s5ai; choice lambs. sja5. 90;
common to good, s3ais5; veal calves, s6,5oal
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-24
Philadelphia Grain and Produce.

Philadelphia, Oct, 2s.- whoat-l,4c, lower;
contract grade, October, 7laIllsc. Corn-Ac
lower; No. mixed October, f5ai5Lc, Oats
Steady; No. white clipped, 2Slac.; No. do
ter-Firm. ha'c. higher; fresh, nearby, 2ol.a
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-24

21c.; do. western, oOiac. do. southwestern. 1oc.;
do, southern, 1sc. Checse--steady; New, York
full creams fancy small, llssall1ac.; do do. do.
changed. Cotton-lsc. lower; middling uplands
. ll.lGc. Talow- Steady; city prime in hogs
heads, 4%ai7sc.; country prime, in barrels, 5'sc;
dark, l'sc.; cakes, jSc. Live Poultry Steady;
fowls, Gal0c.: old rosters, &C.. spring chickens,
aloe. ducks, 9al0c. Dressed Poultry-Firm; !;
fowls, choice, lOlsallc.; do. fair to good, o!sa
lOc.; old ROSTERS GIac.; spring chickens nearby,
5000 barrels and 2.0OoOOO pounds in sacks
wheat. II COO bushels; corn, 100000 bushels;
oats, 10000 bushels. Shipments-Whcat, 6,W0
bushels; corn, $1,000 bushels; oats $1,000 busl-
aIs
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-24
Stops the Cough
and works off the Cold.

Laxative Bromo- -Quinine Tablets
cure cold In one day. No Cure, No
Pay. Price 20 cents. -
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-08
Colorado

greeple t.-Sn Ser bie=
iisen Stratton's Sn~6epenbence Sob:
mine lesten Samitas bic @olbsrdbe,
Die Nrbeit nieSer unb mag bic Mine
m6slt@ermeiie ldnsere l3eit itia lie,
gen. Oie S9wierisfeiten satiren gu:
rid Bis gum %. Semptember, a(s
Manaser" Sbipmaa, rpel9er bie
gisentbimer, Bic v@enture gompa=
ny" uon 9onbon, reprdlentirt, cine
Orber erlteb, baB bic @olbsrdber,
menn lte bic arbeit beenbist, ii@ pou=
itdnbis ausfleiben unb in einem 3im=
mer elmer unterluduns unterrperfeu
iOuten. Oies sei@ab, um bas gnt=
penoen pom grs gu uerbiten. Sn.
f~olsebeiien lesten bic @olbsrdber bie
arbeit nieber. Na@ 8 Sasen tpurbe
ein g%ompromiB sei@toHen, na6 mel.
den ben @rbeitern erlaubt muroe, if:
re l1nterfleiber ansubebaften, bod
fanben trotbem seitweile llnterlu6un:
gen itatt, ba Ser 8etriebsleiter BE-
bauptet, baB bas Grs In einem Sir:
tel unter ben l1nterfleibern perborser
mirb. Den 8ersleuten sefSQt btes
ni6t, nn6 iie baben in Solse better
bic &rbeit nieSerselest, UNI bic Nb:
i9affuns Der unteriudunsen gu err
spinsen. Oie Wine bei3dfttst 300
Wrbeiter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-08
Slcutpdaren.

81 GOD srtra i9mereS 9ans polenes
plalp Sarf @olf Cutting in ben neueiteu
m5i''1 m;r s5a 81 u 90 5 Si. .3E
Gue, Ie6t Ill. ..,......
atsuer @ertb an Senetian Cuttings,
iebr wiinl6enswertb fir Sat 40
lor=ansiiSe, "a 3ou brett uno JOE
9ans refine @oQe. .........
IS: 3 s; 81 i s Ss's !: s'' i s !" y: 800
5ss S sSs's sss's =" 81 s'''', 1Or
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-08

9aar ipalten. 8dbrenb bic mebi=
Sinii6e profeiIion lber mii1enidaft=
lide unS ueruorrene Gbeorien Saar
ipaltet, leiben tdsli@ Eauienbe unter
ben sem6bnli@ften uebelitdnben, &spfs
meb unb rlnuerbaulidtett. Man se=
lanst ba unmiqfirli9 gu benz &eiul=
tat, baB mir gu uiel Tbeorte unb gu
menis praftii@es Bihen baben. lln=
terbeiien bleibt Sornt's Mpentrduter
8lutbeleber bic Mrsnei Der Wafen.
gr brinst ni&t MUIR 9%inberuns, ions
bern 6eiluns. Tim weitere Iustunft
rpenbe man ii@ on Or. Peter Sabrs
nep, 112-114 60. 9opne Gue.
gbicase, Sa.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-08
Specieae BARGAINS.

bnWteglrop, 6O5.st. gerruaiutraRe, ct glo1b, O}h1n.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-08
Gin gemiTenbafter Yresiser.

@eebrter 9err! Da i'd SbreWbi
8ine Sar Sprup sebrau@t babe, er,
a@te i'd bieIelbe ais cine ausse5etdne=
te Webisin unb fam iie anbern nit
sutem @eptfen empfeblen. I@tu.
Reu. @m. Steuenion,
Ginsspiqe, Wo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-08

T wv Op&v
$40, 600 unb So, 900, bic Sefdnbe
MIR $4,000.
gu It ct. = SedSebn Weilen bon
bier in ben aalfitein sselien lit eine
%merfwaroise 5Oble entbedt worben.
Ote gisentbimer fanben einen Sang,
in ben tie iber cine babe Meile meii
einbransen, Der a6er fein gnbe 81
baben ldeint. Gntlans bemlelben BE-
ftnben ii9 6unberte pon &ammern uni
SOblen, pom mel6en bic sr0Bte 300
NuaoratfuB sroB lit. Die Torma.
tion abnelt benienisen Der Wino= UNI
GrpItal= S0blen, mel9e in ben lebteu
paar Sabren weltbetannt murben.
Ser Ginsans our 96ble befinSet iid
nur wenise SUB pom 0itbograpb
Steinbru6e Der glad Sils Yorcelair
glap II. Warble 60.
Wihisam.
@ranb Gapibs. County.
S9asmeiiter Senrp 3. 9roctor, Sc,
republifaml6e Ganoioat fir Staats:
| ~ienator imt II. Diltrift, besins Srei.
tag Na6mittas bur9 ginnebmen pot
Opium Selbltmorb. Wan permu;
tbet, SaB bic wd6renS Ser gampasnt
an Der ansebliden unreselmdBiaer
Sermaltuns bes Gountpldases seabt,
aritit TIN gu bielem S@ritte setrie:
ben bat. Seine Deputies bebaupten,
baB fein Seblbetras in leiuen 8i6err
porbanben lit. gs miro eine Inter:
lu6un9 anseor6net weroen.
Nebrasfa.
OMAHA. = Ginbre9er madter
Sonneritas friibben 8eriu9, Sen &al:
ieni6rant bes YOitamtes gu Sbelbp,
Gseb,, gu iprensen. sic miiien in:
beB Neulinse i'm @eI6dfte semeler
iein, benn. es selans ibnen nur bas
@ebaube, in Dem ii9 bas Potamt be.
finbet, in 8rano gu itedeu. sSn folst
bes 0drms, Der bur6 bic grploiior
entitanb, e-ma6te bic girserl6aft bes
Stdbt9ens. Mit @emebren unb He:
uoluern bemaffnet, besab ii6 cine On:
sabl Burger na9 Dem brennsnben sc:
bdube. Cine Insabl S6iiie uurber
9eDe6ielt. gsmurbe iebo6 Niemanf
uerlebt. Oie &duber entfamen. Oas
9ebdube, in Dem li6 bas Poltamt Re:
fanb, brannts fait gang nieber. Oe'
gerluit wirS auf $25, 900 anseseben,
@aibington.
e.-Oie 9ei9e pong(arl
SO. Carr, bes friberen @elanbten In
Oanemarf, glart 6 Cars Sobn,
uel6er am lesten Samltag inn @a.
lbinston See e%rtrant; lit aufsefunben
woroen. Oie Sei9e ietnes Set:
tiers Corp Carr, mel@er gu slei.
der 3eit lein 9eben p~erlor, lit I6or
Dor etli6en Tasen ~seborsen morsen.
getbe itnb bier beeroist morben.
Spofane. = Ser grtrae Be,
9optenernte in bielem Staate mirt
auf $4,000 8a0en sei6dst. -Su Sc,
gntfernuns pon IS Meilen an Sc,
Pine Greet mill man cine ltarfe Quel:
lie Don Natursas entbedt baben.-
Wte ~unsebeuer reid bic leste Obftern
te in bieiem Staate mar, mag baraus
beruorseben, baB Ser Ort @arfieli
aaetn Is @asenlabunsen Nepfel per
ianbt bat. SIS 1T nur gu bebauern
baB Der Scrtauf ni@t better orsaniiir
lit.
Oregon.
b.-gs gebt bas Sc
rl4t, baB biegsortbern Yaciiic giien:
balm 60. beabiidtist, in bieiise,
Stabt 8auten auf3ufibren, sic etrpt
$500, 600 foiten ioIen.-Oie Sarme,
pom Sbe Oaus unb l1msebuns treffer
Worbereitunsen ibre Obtsdrten 81
persroBeren. gs ruerben sumeift YFau:
menbaume sepflanst unb es beibt, bal
gorbereitunsen ibre Obitsdrten 81
iene @esenb bieies Sabr aIein eine sl'
frtebene grnte BON ttal. gFaumer
9eltefert babe. SIN Staatsfapitol 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-08
@iSconfn.

New&t9m = Stabt unb
umsesenb mur6en am Samltas Mors
gen uon einem iber bret Stunben ans
baltenben i6weren &esen beimseludt.
Gbe ft9 Der &esen einitellte, ,pitbete
elm idweres @emitter, BET ani9einenb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-08

uoaitdnois flarem unb m~oltenlolen
Simmel.
Baraboo.- Oie Yrairie 81
Soc Vant mur6e in Der Nadt per
Sreitas anf Samitas um $500 II
@olb unb 5000 in Silber unb Yapie,
beraubt. Ole Ginbre6er batten iid
onrd cine 9intertbir ginsans per=
l9a1t unb ben eiiernen @elbIdranf
nit Opnamit seiprenst, Bon ben
Sbdtern bat man feline Spur.
&enoba.- Sebeutenbes 4uf=
leben bat bas 8erl9minb.n b.s Serrn
u. Z. Neimann, zines anseieb.nen
@ei9dftsmannes, in u~ulerer StaSt
errest. 8ibrise @eldditsp.r6dltniHe
louen Der Sadie gu @runbe liesen.
Serr q. Steel uon bier, Der S6mieger=
pater bes 6errn Neimann, meintiebo9,
er babe ii6 wabri6einli@ auf cine Sc
l9dftsreiie beseben unb perbe bal6
nleber 5urlffebren.
Wilmautee. = Milmaufee'S
@eltruf ais Snbuitrieitabt nimmt inn
mer mebr gu. Oie Bitter Wanufac=
turing SO. bat einen &ontraft abse=
l9%lolen, I'm bic Wai6inerten fir Ell
ne Srauerei in Sapau gu liefern. Sie
Tabrit bate Yldne far bic selammte
Sranereieinri6tuns eesei9net, wel6e
lie nod Der @r0Be Der Muslasen
lammt @ebduben pom $S5, 600 Bis
500, 900 foiten iouen. SER Sbi=
moso aus &boto, Sapan, melder bic
Sraueret bauen laBt, befanb it9 jinsit
In bteltser Stabt un6 na9bem er Gin=
ltdt BON SEN Yldnen Der Bitter : So
BRIT se1ommen bate, uurbe Der Cont
trait absei6loiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-08
ScotEemuulsicn

19iltt lnb fidert bic Sunsen aesen
Seine; iie 9eilt Die @ntsanouna
,lno i9lteBt bie Sbilre. Sic baut
arlf rno fraftist bas sanSe Sbitem
NIT tpunSerbarer SdneIisfeit.
6oe. unS sl.oo. Bel allen 9rosuiften.
Seotf & Borne, Gbemifer, 9eip gcrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-08
Wontana.

9elena.-SbOmas Dennins, Elm
Wtner aus alten 3eiten, trus 4Stanz
gen Sprenspuluer, einen Climber unb
elm brennenbes 2t@t in elmer 6an6.
IS erfolste cine grplolion unb Dens
ming wurbe in Mtome seri9mettert.
ginem anberen Bergman, mel9er
nur 10 SUB pon ibm entfernt mar,
murben bic &lei6er pom 9eibe serilz
len, benno6 entfam er unueriebrt.-
Der oitmarts fabrenbe 3us Der Norz
tbern Paeiftc entsleiite 8 Meilen oft.
lid BON Big Climber, Mont., infolse
elmer sebro6enen S9tene. Sieben
Perionen wurben setObtet unb eiue
sr0Bere .3abl uerlest.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-08
Neme &erbit>S !

@ir baben iBt Sen sr6Bten uub beien gorratb uOn Serbft=
uno SSiutcr= 6 len,paarcm, ben mir ie porpielen, sur 8%e t6hsung
porieeeu, BEN mir perionti6 in Der Stabt Seem gort a%aspdbten, unb
feline 3it murbs separt, I'm Sic s~ewdbteitsn &aaren uno bic befen
gsertbe 81 tsukn.. Seionuere aufmerfiamteit puree af GLEN
waareu, 9erbhiaGen umo 6 a Ell uerpenbet. Na9febenb
einige Bargains, Die mir eHerirea, uno ale anbere @Saare utrS per-
bdltnibwdbig biuig ssfunben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-08
SOMA. Br


Ses s.-Oer Staotratb
bat farsli6 elm S@nifelfomite er=
nannt, UNI Sic Nntlasen sesen bic
rSaloons" gu unteriu6en, baB bieIe
bas Mulciseieb ni6t senau beoba9=
ten. Oas &omtte bat in aIen Sa=
looms 9%intertburen ober Sinterfen=
lter, 6intersimmer uno lelbit Setter
Gdredli@! y sefunbeu. aud mereu
bic Senlter nidt bur6ii6tis senug,
bab ieoer Perlon pom Der StraBe aus
Elm freier gtnblid peritattet mdre.
a9tunooreiBis Saloons erbielten ben
Sefebl, ibre 9intertbiren 81 i9lieBen
uno bic Senitereiniidt sebOris freisu=
MAIDEN.
Siour@itp. = Ser i'm Mon=
bamin 9otel auseitelte Bidder 6. $.
Brown uon Chicago itirste Sreitag
Na6t aus einem Seriter int speiten
Stod aus 2OSuBS 0be berab, erlitt ei=
men S9aoelbru3 un6 itarb binnen 20
Mtnuten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-08


Trsgtdie ADsSets, Die lhr Inner Gekauft HABIT
'; s. NMMzzM
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-08

ldbt Die sllnsen idwad unb
0ifnet Die Sbire fir Die Seine
Der aus5ebrllns. 8artet nidt,
big iie einsetreten fin6 unb SIR
gu buiten anfdnst. SdlieBet
idnea Die Sbire, inbem Sbr bic
@%ntslnbuna BELT.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-08-02

The California Consolidated Petroleum
Company has behind 1t some of the
strongest men, financially, in California.
They are determined to make their oil
company the most successful on the coast
and they have the brains and capital TO
attain this result. They are cautious and
conservative, but withal aggressive, and
their policy is to absorb the weak and
become the masters Of the field, and be-
yond any reasonable question the Cal.
ifornia Consolidated Petroleum Com
pany will earn for Its stockholders div
idends that will send the stock many
times above par and make many invest
ors comfortable for life, if not rich. Its
stock should be bought before it adj
vances, as it surely will.
Stock redeemable on demand at any
time within 30 days from date of certli-
cate. All money paid in installments
refunded on demand at any time within
80 DAYS from date OF first payment. If
yon do not want your stock. send 10 the
Company and you will promptly get
every cent Of your money back. See w
|. Lince the local agent, who is familiar
with this region.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-08-02
State Press Meeting.

The fourteenth annual meeting of the
State Press Association, which was held
in New Whatcom on Wednesday, Thurs.
day and Friday of last week was com.
plete success in every way. The railroads
OF the state, both Northern Pacific and
Great Northern acted very literally to.
ward the members IN the matter OF trans.
portaton for the editors and their fam
lilies; the Whatcom hotels gave their
best fare at reduced rates (Ye HERALD
man stopped with our old neighbor,
Landlord Griffiths, formerly of the Hotel
Yakima but now of the Byron Hotel in
Whatcom) and the good citizens of the
Bay Cities lett no stone unturned in their
/ endeavor to make the affair a success.
The business sessions were harmonious
and profitable, the most interesting &C.
ton to Yakima readers being the cleo
ton Of Mrs. 9. NJ. Holton as an honor.
airy member of the association. This
was done on motion OF j. M. Vernon,
seconded by Orno Strong and was ac-
complished by unanimous rising vote.
The late Captain Holton was one of the
original members OF the association and
was very much missed at this year g
gathering.
Two very pleasant excursions were
arranged and carried out. One was on
the trolley cars to Lake Whatcom and
The other was to Semiahmo spit near
Blaine, on the steamer Sehome, which
was chartered for the occasion and which
carried about three hundred excursion
lists. This trip occupied whole day
and the ride on the Sound, in and out
among the islands which abound in those
waters was treat indeed, especially to
the inlanders of Washington.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-08-02
President Mckinley as an Editor.

One of the department heads at Wash
ington recently wrote an article for The
Ladies' Home journal which required
the Presidents approval for publication.
The President asked that the article be
given to him. At the end Of a week the
manuscript came back edited in a way
which completely won editorial admira-
ton. The President wss apparently
thoroughly conversant with all the
marks which editors use in making cor
rections. Every erssure and interlinea-
ton had its proper sign snd each was in
the Presidents own handwriting.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-08-02
STATE FAIR NOTES.

The State Fair Commission has sent
out over $500 copies OF the 1900 prem
ium lists to prospective exhibitors and
visitors in Washington and neighboring
states. The demand for these lists has
been greater than ever before, indicating
the increased interest taken in the fair.
As an illustration OF where premium
lists go, the commission has mailed
copies to $50 poultrymen in Washington
alone and nearly half that number 10
breeders 10 Oregon and California. The
poultry and pet stock show will certainly
he ahead OF anything ever held on the
grounds. Over $50 premium lists have
been sent to dairymen, creamery and
cheese men in this state, and many more
to those outside. The sheep, swine, cat
tie and horse owners number more than
the other classes and lists have been sent
to them in every state in the northwest
The farmers OF Yakima county and the
merchants of this city have been given
copies and every prominent newspaper
In the state has copy.
The secretary has received notices from
many who contemplate making exhibits
that they would he on hand. John
Sparks of Reno, Nevada, the we'll known
breeder of Hereford cattle, has engaged
stalls for a carload of the white faces
Parin & Orendorff of Portland, the great
western manufacturers of agricultural
implements, with factory at Canton, Ill. ,
will have the finest exhibit in their line
ever put III the machinery hall They
offer fine Canton disc harrow for the
best display of farm products, including
fruits, vegetables and cereals, made by a
general farmer. This is an implement
worth $40 and one that should be owned
by everv farmer. The people who had
stands and shows on the fair grounds
last year realize that the prospects are so
much brighter and have offered higher
prices for the same concessions. Addi-
tional attractions have been secured and
arrangements are about perfected for
several novelty features in theatrical
lines.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-08-02
FATALITY FOLLOW FAILURE

to use FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE in
lime. If taken in earlier stages of
Bright's disease and diabetes, it is a Ger.
tain cure. You have noticed the high
death rate from these diseases, and it is
not wise to ignore early symptoms when
a medicine like FOLEY'S KIDNEY
CURE can he had. North Yakima
Drug Store. A. d. Sloan, proprietor
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-08-02
An UNBIASED STATEMENT.
Nonpolitical Paper of High Status Tells How
the Press of 1896 Compares With 1900
on the Presidential Race

Public Opinon Several readers have
asked us to summarize the attitude of the
press toward the Kansas City platform
and ticket, comparing the situation of
this year with 1896, and indicating the
changes, if any, that have taken place
We prefer not to do this, letting the quo
tations made stand for themselves. We
comply, however, to some e> tent, with
the requests referred to, trusting that no
reader will accuse US OF ntruding our
own opinions.
Changes have taken place. In the
east Mr.. Bryan has gained many news
paper supporters, or perhaps We should
say that he has lost many enemies Not
able examples OF this fact are found in
New England, where number of demo-
cratic papers that opposed Bryan in 1896
will support him now on the "anti imper-
ialism" issue. There is another class Of
papers. represented by the New York
Evening Post and Springfield Republic
can, former supporters of Mckinley,
which will support neither Mr.. Bryan nor
Mr.. Mckinley, being utterly opposed to
free silver represented by the former, and
imperialism" represented by the latter
On the other hand, Mr. BRYAN has lost
support in the south, where several inn
portant papers, notably the Charlotte
Observer, the Birmin CHAM News, and
the Dallas Galveston News, express their
dissatisfaction with the democratic ticket
and some features of the platform. Mr..
Watterson, however, announces in his pa
per that he will advocate the election OF
Bryan, who was opposed by the Courier.
Journal in 1896, despite his free silver
views.
In Chicago Mr.. Bryan has gained tw o
supporters, the Chicago Chronicle and
the new Chicago daily, the American
The Chronicle worked steadfastly against
the free silver plank, but announced af.
ter the convention was over that the pa
per would stand for the platform as
adopted. Farther west, Mr.. Bryan has
lost the Denver papers, which democratic
and republican alike, supported him in
1896. This summary covers, we think
all the changes of ground we have observ-
ed. The fact of main importance to be
derived from an examination of the news
paper field is that there are now more
democratic newspapers supporting BRYAN
than there were ia 1896.