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Decorah-posten., 1902-11-07
SSbafrifus GnlSarnber.

Sc Spsrgsmanl, iom Soiepb Cham.
berIain fsrit bill faa at eisre meb,
naar ban fonmer til Spbafrtfo, er,
bpor Der ifaI ifoffes NOT arbeibsbieIp
fra til 8rubebrtften oeb De iaofalote
&onb-Niner. S gamle Gage bIen aft
@rubearbetbe uhf6rt al &nffcre, men
unber &rigen bleo 10 oae oe gamle
Sorbolo f%oritprret. Ge feite at De
&affere, Der maatte fln9te unber &rt'
gen, err life oenot tiIbage, og bbtOc
Irbeioere liter life @rubeeierne at
ani9tte forbt 9rifter bo bIir for foit.
bar. SaaleoeS or Der blet en- meget
oloorlig Rangel paa Irbetbstraft.
Ser er fremfommet mango 8Ianer til
at raabe BOO berpaa, men Der fan bel
life bore mere emo TO Seie of 9aa:
Oil De engelife Sproifoter bente Gig.
bommene op al afrifas Sorb, iaa
faar De er1ten betale bpibe &rbeioere
en- n~ogenlunbe anItpnbig 2sn eIler
o9iaa faor De oeb Tegieringens SiPIp
fringe oe forte &offere til at orbeioe
for Iibet eler irtet, iom DC for bar
giort.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-07
&oIonierne o. sisfpriparet.

SOIonierne % Sjpforiparet.
Den ettgelifc gegiering bar netop Id.
gipet Ell officiel SEAPORT ON ben Son.
ference, iom ! Sommer innot Steo
inellem Soiepb Chamberlain % So.
Ioniernes Erpmierminiitre, Tom Dor
moot til aroningen. Oct iremgnnr
beraf at man blonbt anoet er fom.
met operens ON at forhsie ailitraIi.
ems 9i0roe til Sieforiuaret til en-
runo Miaion Cellars ON Iaret;
Rep 3eolanos giOrae sges til 5000.
900, 8apfoIonief,g til $4,000 Ra.
.tals til $4,000 os Newfoundland
til $4,000. iaIt 81, iom De
brittle aoIonier nnrIia ifal poe til
Sisioriparet. Seiaa en- H9ffe Sic.
iolutioner ON Sremme al Sanoas.
forbinbelien meaem &olonierne os
Mooerlanbet pebtoees.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-07
Rpf ct itrrbart 2mftifib er TO.

Rof ct itrrbart emftifib er fonitrli.
eret / 5ranfriee, efter bpab Der meb.
oeles fra garis. Oilers er Der gaact
iaa bemmeligt tiIperfs meb @rperi.
menterne, at ingen ipnes at pibe rig.
fig 9eiteo ON Sagen. en- glab.
manb paaitoar BOG, at ban / Ssn.
bags operpar ben fsrite 8repe nRr
8oniieres, oe oeune 8rsoe falbt oper.
mnaoe beIoigt no. 9allonen bolbtes
fat til Soroen peo SiGIp at ct Ealg,
men cen funoe BOG meb 2etbeb man.
spreres lige trtoo en- ganife friif
gris, ligeiom BEN Here 8ange freo.
iebe rnnot / Sting. Spfiuberen at
BET npe 2nftifib CT 9rsbrene 2e9au.
bp oa en- Wefanifer peo 9apu Sulliot.
9alonen er al iamme Sorm iom
Sontos9 umonts, me- er onrfreur
bobbeIt iaa flor. DEN er nGiten 200
500 lang % SO SOB / Diameter.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-07
CATH

Sseielsoaess9oi
ben beo CO fenge.
% co siett penta
10 paa ben Ienae.
so CT, Tom co troSoe.
fdger Den Scti,
meo refine 8erlar
fraa Del. iom er tlotil
so er iom cit Salt
inr Rprmamdfolf,
fpr bel, iom tie alt
beo glspmt ilit etn Soil.
Ser er Ninne meo Orb,
Tom I'm alt iee iuur
frda fprit til lift
2lbets Ratllr, -
- fraa YanSer, Tom Srsnmd
Tom Enniarne trail;
bsm ifal me tie al6pmal
- 10 Hieier es Sattl
81. s.. RuSie.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-07
9apulcuns fiSite SlGstnins, 8rin.

iesie Matbilbe, gaar mi / lit s3roc
aar og fan life bare iaa mango Gage
iaien. Zen itore aoriifaner bar ben'
oes Snfel, og bun Tom til Seroen
Iibt oper ct gars Sib efter bans Esb.
Sun bar / mango aar lepet title og
tilbagetruffet | 8aris, og meb benoe
bill Den iibite al Gapoleons 5amilie
foripin0e.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-07

saarS. Der opitoo ct SIaesmaol o.
Qoliti maatte tilfalSeS. 6aSer agII.
pan bar benpenot Tia til autoriteterne
for at i0a nogle al airtcrue % 8rau.
plaoiene.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-07
forrespondance

sutrsippneancer aesn Ram o. aertsis taass lite
ct rinohe eeHlEn n. se Slir lite cHaaul sisHa
mmIdf 81 al asnaftioneu. RapHst oil ii't bltvc
pftutliatiprt, msnminere v~eatemmcHee Rprre'
let nDsns suttr bet, men Rseafti0aeu maa haze
staeuef % aeresisu. .
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-07

espmann sIed a &C., tmpsrtersee ennsbessTaIt.
GHrppas IeSeube gRebttiH for Jprbsteiiesz5pgeamme brnGt "a
a~uerfisaot ioper en- RenEeifedlbcr, efterabef bea belle Retben
Dper, ~nabefaist al Oscar IFS etpiUge, asuasn AZ BortnaaI,
iant Biosni,abS % andre bersute Renh. 81. BloA bar es
heles ~ Meoailsr fur peuue fu cphnncISe az gasu hi I2en,
%nefsbensn. iamt CT bfsneR betoreret Heb Here eGresfo o.
Bette ereH IamiIiemestcla, Der fHoesi ale eutpprlfc 6ien,
hoerfcr lite paiaa ber2 Gris 2se o. 5Oe hos Tcres MDothe,
tere eaer pertoirtt fra JmpurtBgsrne
ALFRED ANDERSEN A CO., Dept. Q. Minneapolis, Ninn.
~. b. Rsot Srpf pna quit paptr % bore Rapnetr1E.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-07
SiGlp for Sperfulpnierne.

2onbon meooeIeS, at ifslge offtcielt
SperIlag bill Der til Siplp for 9oer'
folonierne / inbepGrenbe 6inansnar
p6erIiqere trGnges en- 8epil9ning at
100000 gf benue Sum ifal
$4,000 900 goa til 8oere, $4,000
600 til gritere, iom leo Cab unber
og peb &rigen, og $t5,000,0 600 ifal
/ 5enboIb til Srebsbetingelierne no.
aisre ct 2amefono til SiGlp for
Sitonoipttelie af De soelagte Gien'
6omme.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-07
Gunbuus Slnbber bar | bisie Dag

meget trapIt uteb at biifutere ct &pg.
Re ON, at altIten Chamberlain, ben
npe Observation-Disclosures, og GrtniesIt
gictoria err fpmmet iifabe forat BIZ
forelIfet / binunben. og oa De tilbsrer
bper fin 8aite, nbifiIt peo Ell uoper'
itiaeIig Sfranfe, unbres man meaet
poa, bporban benne 8ierligbebsbi.
ftorie bill lsbc al. 8riniesie Gictoria
er Song @bparbs eneite enonu ugifte
Barn. Sun err "a Iar gammel.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-07
Gn banif GriuicsIe.

Gn banif Griuicsie. - Sor en- Sib
Hoen blep Der mellem 6ranfrigc 90
siam aiiluttet en- Sraftat, bporefrer
Siam funbe erbperpe og uonptte err
oel Itore 9onopiboer / Sropinierne
Sbantabum 90 9attanibonp. Nen
MI bar 8ariierne til i'm sGrerelie
fun6et no, at BET nor Eriuiesie Rdrie
al Dmmarf, 9rins gai6emnrs On.
itru, iom baphe facet iitanb bennc
Sperensfpmit. Zen oaniffsote aos
miral on 8Iesiis De Rihelieu bar paa
BEN Eio en- inbflpSeliesrig Wnnb /
Siam, og ban bar Get, iom ut Rrin.
iesie 1orie interesieret i Sagen. ga
griniesien off rigtia erfeoiptomatiif
tilpcrfs. llnber gientaene Scisg !
6ranfrise opicgte bun / al Semne.
Iigbeb llbenriGsmiuiiter Gelcasie for
at tale Siams Sag, men iamtibigt
bapoe bun ogioa benpeuot iia til lin
Sl9gtnins G5aren ON bans giitnno,
bpno ban al iimpel SeftIigbeo life
gobt furoe nGgte henoe. % Ct gar
Orb fra G3aren betpber utrcIis me.
get | bet frantic ltoenrissoeporte-
ment, SanIcSes baooe Den oirfiom.
me Sonife g~riniesie fact Susen
Haas, og bnpbe aIlisepeI belle Sioen
foritaaet at boIoe liz noenfor offer.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-07

Sclis SprS. - 8e 6orenebe Sta'
tiers @eianbt | 8onitantinopel, 2eii5'
man, fit for ct Ear Maaneber iioen
Sultanens 2sfte ON, at Der ifitloe
bli gipet en- onerifanif Berger oeb
Gsapn ganfs 3iuaoelie til at forctage
arfeoIogiife l1noeriseelier peb Sel-
Ibrabam / Ieippotamien. Ru bar
imioIertio 8orten (bct err set tprtiife
llbenrigsmintiterium) meobelt inn.
aerenSe II. g. Miniiter opener 60
bp, at Der life fam bli noget al en- ioa.
Dan Sinabelie, foroi oct Steb, JON
Rr. 9anfs srifebe of ~unberisge, er
belig Ssorb. Der blanot anbet menes
Of inbbefatte abrabams 8ruo.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-07
Gsarcns Snfel, storbertug GmlI

H5arenS Anfei, S%forbertlig EdlIl
gleranoropitih, er pluoielig biet
fiernet fra FIN Sitting icm Gbef for
@aroefcrpiet og er blet a~fifebigct ira
armeen / ltnaabe, mebbeles fro ct.
Petersburg. Sm @runoen BERTH
meloes Ser intet. Storbertugen Hal
efter SorIpSenbe bore en- Sen al Geo
SoIItoi men en- bitter Inti.S unit.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-07

On Snel bIep after | Sirsoags 10.
fipnpet ubenfpr Yaris, bennegang
menem en- @repe oe en- Slabmano
Otter 10 lpitiae Smeanae fit @lao'
manoen ct lioet &isp | Grmen al
@reoens SpGro, oermeo bar en- eller
anben Slags OGRE" fleet fplbelt, og
&omeoien Dor Tut.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-07

Song Gbmarb ffranter otter, efter
bpab Der meooeles fra 2onoon. San
bar boIot iig itile, belt iiben ban
penote tiIbage fro fit Spbolh paa
4ongelfibet peb @igbt. 5on bar BE.
ipar meb at reiie iis fra en- Stoi, saar
Tibet og ier lug og neotrpft no.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-07
aoaiFun. Zen brittle Gamper

HoHtttDn. - WeH DrtItIe Surtper
"St. Regullis" paa Ieiie ira
Sbielos til @lerauoria er fcmmet
inc til 8rapesenb enfierat bape ieilet
iIpnf 6en ipanife 0amper "gnero",
bnis Ianoifab arufneoe aaeiammen
paa ire n9r.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-07

Scinrih Slidcrt, bet friiinoeoe
8artis 2eoer / Den trife Risoag, afsif
| WanSags peb DsScn. Otter Ridert
er Or. SbeoDure 9nrtb Den melt inc,
flpbeIiesrige Manb inoen Bnrtipt.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-07

Grep Geo splitoi, ben fore rusiiife
Digter, bar otter fnaet ct anfalo al
2iineebetGnoelie. meioes ira ct. Te.
tcrsburg.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-07
era anore Canoe.

Hnbreiu Gornceic bar Hiritfet
$4,000 Ill ct offentIiet gibIiotef |
geIioit, SrlonS.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-07
Horrctning

Get oil pGrc / ale 0eIteeisres 1ntcre8 E
of lRie Nuer'isiemeutet pm COMBAT )
Gaustic Saliam pnn e. aubet 2 Cd / bette
80. Il glaoet. Seitr, Der bar 9auet / tia.
oiat Nrbetoe euten roo Edrmeu eDer ciIer
2auoeueten er pfle uoiol ipr Sorpriouu9er
eler SRpslier Of ale 5l'9s, o9 benHe EuIs
lam er ct frrtrinlrat Rrooel at b be oeo
Saauoen, oa oct er Ie'plUot at anucnle %
9lgr fit Selbreoelie5arbeloe uOsu ptoers Ilb
inn eQer llIeiligteo.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-07

On npoeLie uitprct aatuIpJ Voer gtuO,
mpaer pg '"5opers" er uetup uoierbt al
StOUsr Wig 60, 6reeport. 81. 3ert i'm
bss muHse Uietse Oa Mt. tigc BIN, an yaaeu'
ben 3be Samious 8ruomslrr. Sen iaae3
frtt al ]apmpOsuiet uc0 at uGpHe "8oneH".
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-07

"a ieg M bar moNtdgst Ssmnfinen
"6%usoeuuen" o8 pre0sr Den. maa Ic8 M
tiIitaa. at ben er bGro BET oObbeIte at,
hOnS ben toitebc, ian Ic8 BIZ tiIraaoe ale,
iom trGr9cr Ell SnmoitIne, at tage GUS
benneu". 2igeIcoc5 maa isg tatte for
ben lille BOG "6gOicIsod8sbogen". Zen
oiISe ieg life bbttt bort uo9en al Dc an
Sre BrGmicbseer, ic8 bar faaet fpr.
Serfor bill ieG aubefolc ben iii BE-, iom
bar camille. - Ole q SeboIo. Cecil, q.
Sat.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-07

eft. Ren MI Ga Boriierne bar opoa.
get SonmenbGneen CT be bIet Ianse
l Gniigtrt.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-07
cSrsfr2 EosIs tittiss efausinasiffs
.l.sS. ssane % asinssr I'll at arbeibt

1890 se9ne 90 asinssr tl at arbeios
- for % | FIN essu 6ismstapH. Ssiaa
upsle I'll al reiis tor %. etasts 9Iabs Tor
giatsren suss for btIs Maret. : 2pR $3.50
pr 1ae. paaIiesiisf 3irma mss tisrt 0as
pifai. RreIie betsves lite. men nnaa bare ssse I'm
beiaiinser- Gsr narrre cpIpsnineer frip til
III. MILLER, nGar.
334 Dearborn STR, CHICAGO, Ill.,
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-07

4 nm mn @cres al Oct beOfe al bette 2ano, alt perioni9 ubual9t
|, UUU, u rig iomhueGs %rrus, rig fort MulOOuo nb rnOeras at Ger
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-07
FdrSefryk.

2ssfr Cpas 100000 al 9seUrot.BOnsns ROrssstart sr ir tanss Ebeu
y uOiOlst O9 ui bar for en- lib FOsu mOOtnst aHost 0ptas al 10000
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-11-28
WALKING TOURS.

Walking is an art almost said one OF
the lost arts, says Country Life in Am
erica It is astonishing how few know
how to acquire the measured stride,
the springy step, the easy poise Of the
body and theswing of the arhs, which
makes walking at once one of the most
healthful and enjoyable forms of ply
steal exercise. For the real pleasure
Of walking one must turn to the coun-
try. Pavements are but dead, unyield-
ing matter at best. In the turf of the
country there is spring in response
to the pressure of the foot which is o
delight and an inspiration in itself
The purity of the air sets the blood to
racing gloriously.
Good walkers find twenty miles o
day a comfortable average, allowing OF
plenty of time for rest and "loafing.
Two weeks thus spent will afford mem.
cries to last for all time; and with
them measure of health and strength
quickening of vital forces, a ner-
vous energy which will find expression
In increased power for accomplish
ment in the worlds work.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-11-28

the upper river. Leaving the locks we
get good view of the knob across the
river where stood the blockhouse
where Lieutenant phil Sheridan
fought his first battle. The block
house has been allowed to crumble
away.
After a pleasant journey of few
miles up the river, Wind mountain, a
great bare knob, Is seen ahead and just
below 1t the boat lands for st. Mar
tins Springs, fine health resort, a
few hours travel from which will
bring the tourist into the heart of the
game country where deer. elk. bear
and other big game can be found
One of the most beautiful and pic
turesque features of the ride above the
Cascades to the great lava cliffs near
Lyle. The end Of the journey is the
city of the Dale, with it's broad peach
orchards and salmon canneries.
The government contemplates build
ing q canal around the formidable
rapids extending for miles above the
city, forming an effectual bar to nav
igation This would open up the vast
wheat country, known as the Indian
Empire. With proper irrigation this
would be the most productive section
of the country.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-11-28
ABOUT STAIRCASES

There is probably no part of build
ing, small or large, that plays SO i'm
portant a part as the staircase, says
Country Life in America. While the
staircase is primarily utilitarian and
an absolute necessity in q more than
one-story house, at the same time it
is susceptible, to an almost unlimited
degree, Of variation and elaboration in
a purely artistic sense Take away
the glorious stairways Of the best ex-
amples of the great modern and an
cient private and public palaces, and
one of the fundamental parts OF the
design is lost. The staircase problem
is one Of the most fascinating features
of home-building, and offers a wonder
full field for originality and good taste
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-11-28
COAL BEGINS
TO DECLINE
First Break in Price Is Announced BY
Canton Dealers Anthracite
on Hand.
UNPAID ACCOUNTS TO Be PUBLISHED

Now that the freight is beginning to
move rapidly the hard coal situation
takes a glow of brightness. A we'll
known local dealer said that he would
have about seven cars in the city with.
in two weeks. Three of these will an
rive the latter part of this week.
All the coal dealers in tho city. ten
in number. and several operators were
in attendance at a meeting held in the
Office of the Munter-W Williams Coal
company. The dealers secured con-
-cession from the operators by having
them reduce the price of the cheaper
grades Of coal so that it can now be
sold at SO ton. n drop of rs cents
In the price, the former price having
been $3.75 ton.
The representatives or the Coshocton
mine owners absolutely refused to re-
duce the price Of their coal. They
said that the demand is so great the
they are receiving offers for coal at a
greater price than the local dealers are
paying. 1t was intimated. however
that after the season for navigation
closes, which will be in about a week
the operators will be in a position to
make some concession to the dealers
TIE price of Massillon coal therefore
remains at $3.50 a ton and Coshoctbn
Hut Run and Newcomerstown coal al
$500.
A price of 81 ton was established
on all the hard coal which will ar.
rive in the city during the next few
weeks. This is about rs cents NOR,
than the consumer would have paid
had there been no strike and about
$1.25 advance over the price prevail.
ing last May.
Hereafter the coal dealers are go
to exchange list of uuaid accounts
SO that they will be able to tell te
whom the coal should not be sold Il
they wish to receive pay for it. Such
system was in use among them be-
fore but 1t gradually died out. Nov
that the prices on coal are so high the
dealers say that they cannot AFFORD tt
lose single account.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-11-28
CHEMISTRY IN MODERN BUSI
NESS

A chemist renders very valuable SER
vice to railroad company,-and Incl
dcntally to the travelling public,-by
protecting his company against poor
grades of steel in boilers and rails,
and poor iron in wheels. Upon his
analysis will depend the selection for
water for boiler purposes, and coal for
engines and blacksmith shops. Paints
and oils are submitted to him for the
purpose Of detecting any adulteration.
while labhit metal and brass will be
accepted or reject according to his
analysis. In short, the public little
appreciates the scientific care taken
for it's safety, and knows little of the
varied duties of the chemist of a great
railroad company. In like manner the
worl, of a chemist in any great COM
mercial industry could be shown TO be
equally valuable and necessary.
1t might be interesting, at this point,
to add few of the numerous fakes
and adulterations which the chemist
exposes. Alcoholic liquors are found
masquerading under all sorts of names
A "soot consumer" at twenty-five
cents a pound may prove to be COM
mon salt worth, perhaps, two cents
- and pure lamp-black paint has
been found to be two-thirds brick dust
A "butter compound" guaranteed to
double the output of butter turns out
to Ec worthless digestive ferment, -
and freezing compounds" or "ice mix
lures are unsatisfactory and expens
i've experiments which chemists will
advise the unwary TO turn away from
Anthony sulphide bought in the opei
market has been found to consist
mainly of charcoal. and in the endless
lists of food products the chemist may
ind a fruitful ield to work in. fol
there 1t is that adulterations run riot
These instances, together with the an
alysis for roisons, constitute class o
chemical work in which the spuriou!
and injurious are detected in spite o.
the cleverness Of imposters.-Howart
z. Parnelee, in December Success"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-11-28
AMERICAS RIVER OF
GREATEST BEAUTY.
UP THE COLUMBIA.
BY written Dcmocrat)
UP THE. COLUMBIA

ZIP the Columbia! To one who has
~ seen the magnificent river Of the
northwest these words are full OF
magic. Any person touring the west
ern continent should not fail to make
this most pleasant Of all trips. You
may visit Yellowstone park, you may
Journey To Yosemite valley, or the
Garden of the Gods in Colorado, you
may search anywhere in our beautiful
western expanse OF country, aye, you
may travel the world over in search OF
the beautiful in nature but nowhere
will you find II SO grand, so impressive
as where rolls the Oregon" Up the
Columbia! To those who have travei-
ed these waters these words convey
picture OF majestic stream, rag
ing and roaring in savage cataracts at
Cascades and the Dalles, hurrying past
towering cliffs, laced with filmy water
falls as It winds its way out OF the
mountains and placidly flowing past
continuous woods to the sea. OF this
wonderful gorge and valley 220 miles
can be seen from the deck Of steam
boat The journey is like a plunge in
to fairyland.
Perhaps you have steamed beneath
the palisades Of the Hudson, or wound
In and out among the Thousand is
lands of the st. Lawrence river. Per-
haps you have viewed the beauties Of
the Rhine. the Elbe or the Danube.
But IL you have not been borne on
the broad bosom Of the Columbia.
watched from the deck of the boat the
ever changing pictures made by five
mountains on the continent, whirleo
through the swiftest waters that are
navigated on the globe and seen the
clouds lying scarcely half way up to
the top OF the SUBMITS that border the
river, you have not enjoyed the
grandest spectacle that American or
European scenery has to afford.
Historic forts like Vancouver and
the Cascade blockhouse, old, almost
forgotten camps and settlements point
the trail of civilization and hark back
to the days when Grant and Sheridan
began their militay careers in the will
derness, when Captain Wyeth and John
Mclaughlin led the vanguard of the
Anglo-Saxon settlers, yes. even to the
time when Lewis and Clark drifted
down the mighty stream in their frail
canoes and marveled that such won
derful works of nature had been left
SO long neglected by man.
We leave the beautiful city Of Port.
land, situated on the Willamette river
in early morn, through Portland har-
Dor we journey between stately ships
from every country in the world. Fol
twelve miles we follow the placid wat
ers of the beautiful Willamette, with
green hills on either side and deep
dark forests in the distance. Sauvie's
island lies at the left at the mouth
of the Willamette and there in 1882
the daring Nathaniel ]. Wyeth built
Ft. Williams.
And now the rivers meet. The gov
ernment lighthouse marks the mouth
of the Willamette. The Columbia
stretches away in both directions, two
miles from bank to bank. 1t was here
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-11-28
Canton Markets

The Thanksgiving market is an ac-
tive one in spite of the unfavorable
weather that exists. The market
house is a mass of poultry, celery,
vegetables, and other choice eatables,
and prominent upon the stands. and in
the stores is the luscious pumpkin for
Thanksgiving pies. The trade open
ed early and delivery wagons were
busy the entire day filling orders.
The grocerssmade an especial effort
to give their customers the best OF
everything. Dressing poultry has be-
come almost an art and dealers vie
with each other in presenting turkeys,
ducks and chickens in attractive
form.
An immense supply of poultry is in
the city and it is thought the demand
will be met. There is no change In
the quotations that have been carried
in the News-Democrat for day or
two, except that in some instances
dealers are asking as high as Is cents
a pound for choice dressed chickens.
The ruling price, however, Is 16 cents.
COUl,TRl PRODUCE.
BUTTER, EGGS. LARD AND
POULTRY.
Corrected daily by l. Dumont)