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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-15

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLouR-Marketh has undeTgons,
no ooG material SS S change for the aa ana @ through
freight without further particulars and Sog ~ pgs
Ts on seady sur P ic sne sS 65s a.
EXPORT including zoo bbs Low Extra a, 80 3odsS So
700 bbls Winter Wheat EXTRA 50 Sosse 5o 90 S 9s
e SqorsS sn 6 g NY 81 Low oT H Msai sG sc
eS6 % e4sss e %9'i f.pe S%
% 80; Minnesota S spring Wheat, ESs g s2
. ce, % 455 50 Eys MXuTss :. sS o30 SE
s % 3ss os nSS. e Fs5 =
Quiet and generally steady. sales. 700 bbl;;
s SsPpnS s sssd S. 81 sSssS $3.50 90 htcR
WHEAT FLoUR-In light demand oqSea a ar 81 S2a
Moderately acIiye steady prices s9ss 600 bbs
s. Sass e B1sSdyw ha s. 20 Sales bO
weaEer feeling to-day; and there marked falling
on in the speculative interest No new features were
sSSS '3 asc aGs s%ss '
alternately weak ana on r% 'n opened az
s. 81 q g'I and w Nay 'Hs Or break later
The close the CHICAGO market weakened realizing
movement which was reflected here prices oed Slhg
esvinr Of Very dull at the bottom. Cable adyices were
reported stro9sse without VIM h bra any about nd
trading was unimporant sales Ils4o9o, bushels Ws,
Fed at red a. 81 95qfl o. Ges i'o onG and
g ssssl @ g q closing closing a. a.
:. g si lsS' = e. c f.SsS & &
i11 u S'S sI55 IN - at ''0'l II II
a MSF state p held Two
foTei 10 T9naaa , $500 S ExT1 Mo-
= So@S'c CoRNLod stock is higher by 1-4a1.2c on
light offerings and very fair demand New rules dn and
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SIS 1900 $50

CoTTON-The spot market was quoted steady ana
unchanged with light movement Sales ool osIes LOT
eons,mption Port receipts. 266 bales incamplsNl
against bales for this day las. week ana 81 10
receipts ports have aggregated Oo4 4Oo 0dlcs 70
last night comparing with S5le Iei oales io inc cOV
tponding time last season. including to-day -
Quotations based American standard OF e4A"S"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-15

d. Mcpherson o Ohio steers 1888 n &C IS; 10 DO.
la3l T. !, SER Sss 1ass 81
+ d. 49, 1898 81 a. . 50 % DO ii9i D. at q y i2 "a
DO 5ss.sSss 5 Esspi isg5 s;' 11fs @ s.
Munro Chicago s isS5 iSS' Al r. q
m 600 + el9 . 81 .A sse2 S'2 have v's bee: a
non Two to ave days we're Zoo "n sSd .n oni
lots Of weslern Calves sod s8cs3 80 yesls sesay
iG Common % FAR and arm Tor Good !" 0no's' win A'
snIse.senSees & Hollis: 90 Grasser, 22s aver
age az SIC per 10 Western Calves, 80 10 a. &c;
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts p cars Of 4.os1 head
10 cOhst and cars at jersey Tiig 40.
good The market was nr ana Prime hd @ spa ~,
Which VIII ht here Is SS dai demand MAJ
Good i al ss ss s9 sd tide bunch u heavy
Canada DO az 8 So Ordinary TO Choice Lambs ranged
O SaIes-SnsrmSa Culver Canada sheep 1a7 aver:
s e Isl a. s e g 90 IS $ i - n. a, q .
5s oh ,o % 30 % 90 n q s 50 de- g T. q % o.
b 6R nj < Dewey; I57 State Sheep Guile IS
az - u ~ 4s state LambA 81 %. AZ so lSI CansaA
Hume & Mullen liz ststs sheep tculs. SO as2i
d. a g s. a as L 81 Dc 81 a. q g ID u
at 60 23o Michigan d. 90 T. at sS So Ios DO % LIZ
iiaIienbeek Hollis: % STATE sheep 1os n ..
"a IA % 30, Sats Lambs % a: So 81 IL; lse Mixed
J. }: sadIer. s Co 1s6 Ohio Sheep. 70 n. sss4ss.
20 o. -; do 100 n, at 81 25 40 do. 1873 n at IS
23i Indiana do, 70 n, - 60; 30 Lambs 81 N.
at s. 50 EOS do 90 r. at IS 60 40 DO 70 n ss75
p ). Kase Jersey Sheep Ewes, l26 r. at "a OF l2j
% do lis n az "a rs; II do 1876 n s5 81 do. 1o4
n, DC 20 O5; 10 jersey Lambs 30 n az 60 70.
HOGS-Receipts Al OF 5.6S2 head-22 cars a.
Jersey City and 70 cars at 40thst No sales OIL live
weight, NOminany stasdy at s5 5Oas5 50 for Good 70
Prime Hogs
OIL MARKETS
OIL CITY l4-National Transit Certificates opened
aOss highest lowest s9a closed 92 Sales $4,000
barrels 700 barrels charters 80 i5s bar
res; shipments 95, 746 barrels 42.fT3 barrels
PrTsBURG. Dec 14-Petroeum active and firm. National
Certificates opened at 90 closed at e2s hghesI
go Ia lowest S91s
BRADFORD Penn, Dec lf.-Natcna Transit Certificates
opened at 90as closed at 92a highest 90 III lowest S91
Clearances, 100000 barrels.
TTCsvIIIE. Penn. Dec. H-Naiona Transit Certificates
opened at eos highest 90 IL lowest. 59s. closed 92A
THE MANCHESTER MARKET.
MANCHESTER Dec l4COths steady vi IN but little doing
Yarns firm but demand light
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s,a,e and pennsyivania asa24c; Western % 34q
81. canada -; Icehouse. lGa21e; LINED is l-2a

state and Pennsylvania, 2sa24ci Western, 2s s5g
25e Canada =; IcehOuse lea2ie; Lined IS l2@
is the ruling sStg,, sgt prizes shGw
no important ehsnge faI fenDeR ReSsipS IN llght de-
mani Cut Loaf Lei Crushed l;fe C Ma,ii
A. 5-sa7 s4c Cenfeesoners g. VIM
stSnsae o. ID VS 9iec ." rxfra C.. LOCO 5iGc
.e e,S 1850 siGe yellow; 9iss5 lllSe
changed. Choice quoted at DC. oleomargarne' Cty'
TALLow.Le.s active apd oSersd 9gcr Prime ,dg cy
quoted at 3sc Sales $4,000 H. 9 Soc' ana 'ro-
sag T0BHcco%fho rn5rke, for Kentucky quiet while
seas'f =, a' sssy @ zoo Gases Use Pennsyvans
sisese 200 DO 1887 90 2SlSe $40, s9 % ,y iss7
II 100 DO NeW England 0 AZ eyana lSay's 5000 900
wooL-Thera have been moderate DEALINGS at fun prices
on all g ,gs 9 do he a TSo include 600 Fail
TXa eq2ie 1000 DO DO DO iIsise - % o ooo a. 10 me
blood dealne, 81 lee 10000 do rs washed eomeine
zoe 10 600 do IA usTasbei S o6o ~ spa pG a
i5c 1000 do secured oregon, soc 5000 DO ball Tesas
india 5a G2g? also as pulled O. Terri
tory $1,000 do secured do l75 bales East inda' ana
Go do Bagdad, on private terms
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
New-York Friday Dee 14.-BEEVES- Receipts. IN,
isGa OF dn direct T % East
p cars for Mr. Eastman 80 at Jersey CITY, the
later Re@ ,s all o o, the Sd market re total supply for the city
TRADE = mainly Common to Fair Fair N "a i've
and P prc ss jumped ap CSC and IN some
the advance even greater me aamsno VII
less active AZ the close. bus everything wa" s"d
before IL o'clock. -
Ordinary 10 Fair Native Steers sold at 90 1884 s5
few Good Bullocks az as but no sale OF really prime
was reported Bulls sold 90 25as2 80 DRY COWS at
e2 2JGs3 40 and a pair Of old oxen at % 30;
private cable advces report Retrgeratea Beer
hrmer and selling 5-Sd scant Lac per d. and
Best American Live Cattle quoted up TO lSc
Shipments tomorrow will include 90 Beeyes on the
Santiago by Mr. Goldsmith. who will also ship out OF
Baltimore 24G head the ManitOban.
Joseph Eastman Will load the Crcassla with 1850
quarters and tho City OF Chester with $50 quarters
s es s Of f'@ P and RoEs Scr the week
Salcs-M. Goldsmith: Chicago Steers 1885 70 aver
age at a SIS per 100 1G do. 1924 10 ~ 10 do
1881 D: q SO Is DO 11sa n as = 90 25 DO 1I!6 n
81 do 1915 N, at - do 1893 n. at 90 S. II
do 1850 h. az 90 so; 10 Bulls 1858 n, &C 80 As: do
1877 n at 81 50 IL Dry Cows, 1000 n, at 81 3d. do
1lOG p. az IS a..
Newton /. Gllett Y Indiana Steers 1858 n at "a 4O
40 sherman + Culver: 8 Chicago Steers 1912 n at
- 90 do 1920 ~ at a as II do, 1890 ~ at 81 so;
j. do 1887 n ~ so do 1911 n 81 80; do.
l941 n at q .; do 1892 n at "a 20; Bulls 1909
1853 n 81 40 10 Pennsylvania Dry Cows 975 Il, at
D %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-15
STAINED.
Lie Low Middlins 6 l-16
Mifiling . DIG
Good Ordinary /.
Strict Good Ordinary

The option market ruled very DUH and PRICES tended
lower on receipts aud easier foreign adVces
Closing figures represent dceline Of 3ao points leaving
OF weak sales, "a, 800 bales -
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U onniru propfrip For Sale

A L YONKEKS.- FOR SALE CHEAP
y store property only $4,000; terms
easy NOUMANS & RICHARDSON, at
IOnkers.
CATTLE RANCH FOR SALE, east OF
" Los Angeles we'll stocked, having been
successfully operated Tor ~ years 19.VVO
controls about 500. OOO bench land for past
ursge 1000 head VI cattle hne climate,
no billiards fruits easily cultivated CON
Nenicnt 20 railroads and markets ranch con-
t.lns valuable medicinal hot spring prop
cry to be sold TO close partnership.
HENRY i. KING. 60 Ceiar-st, n. y.
IL OR SALE at sIgain.-MagniAcent
i iarDi, l33 acres. near MoiiistO"h gen.
tenants residence and farmers cottage I;
location high running water j. HENRY
Johnson MOIristown. n. j.
NJONKEES.- For sale or let, large num-
\ bsr Of houses and country seats. YOU
MANS & RICHARDSON, NoHkers
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Gin 1lropcrtn &c Get.


-A-TO Let. on January l, large
-. factory. come. bul.din-, lO. 25O square
f..t --taD.t loI aaf uAu uiactuilng busl-
noes. also .hitc separate floors 5OAO1, low
Vacant. with steam power. elel 8'or ana iui-
.-I.-l throughout WITH Che Ia Nucsa sys-
f,n " automatic suiiukers McOLANE
80. lLuiNG, l1th-ate.. 2ls. ana pa -.
UNSTABLE houses. unfurnlshe1 ana
80 fur.. shed in al parts OF ths city.
lOIsoM BROTHERS 80 East 19th-sk.
- IpHEs TO LTT-A3ioininE Grand Cen.
- tai Depot steam heated stores On Ea5l
.JJ - Apply 3n Madison 9te.
S,ICHEs on averues and side streets.
- w.th aud without plate glass fronts,
90 lct or lease flnt moderate GEO. l..
FOLSOM, 1SJ lsi-aVe.
fK'ENCT HOUSE $50 NASSAU-ST.-De-
4 able o'nc - let. steam heat elevator.
electric HIGHT. &c.
Brooklyn.
II 0 LET. Business property by Leonard
4 Moody. 20 Court-st, PheniX Building,
aId go Fiatbush-aye. Four-story brick
building with store and basement eXtefsding
under the street, can be leased for a Term
Of wears. immediate possession; one OF the
best corners on Fulton st., only three blocks
from CITY Hall
rY,O LET BROOKLYN. Elegant brown
stone, 4 stories IL rooms 270 Clinton
- between Congress and Warren al 600
only.
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jituations tUantco---femnle


- TENOGRAPHER-By a young lady ste
- uOgraDher and typewriter experienced:
salary moderate. Address WILLING. 200
Spcncer-st., Brooklyn
=, TENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER.
> by an experienced young lady desires
permanent position. Address REMINI
TONIAN. Tribune O1lce.
=, EAMsTREsS and LADY'S MAID.-By
- "A Swedish girl city or county; city
references. 300 East 27th-st.
~ EAMSTRESs.- BY lIst-ciass dress
- maker and -eamstress would Ike more
work IN families by day or month refer
onces. Address +. p. ~ West 22d-st.
w RITING.-By a lady; fluent writer, and
w possessing good literary style Al
dress WkII FIR, Tribune Uptown ONCE,
1923 Broadway.
AsHING-A respectable colored won.
w an wishes washing or day work city
or Harlem; references; NARY BEALE.
1877 West 25,h-s ball .
WASHING and IRONING. BY a woman
" fq 20 out by the day or take IL home.
WALSH. 425 East 50th-st, rear
tVASUING.-A young woman wishes 10
w take washing home irat-clasS laun-
dress. Call or address i. d. NJ. SLEE,
81 Ewen-st. brooklyn. T. ID.
N(T0RR. BY q respectable woman. o few
w days work. washing ironing or house
cleaning would take washing home. Call
or address 233 East 54th-st, Cd floor front
Young LADY would Ike position in
Il Office; Is quick writer. Address
ADVERTISER, 43O East 14th-st-
YOUNG wOMAN'S CHRISTIAN ASSN
BROOKLYN
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
Johnson Building, junction Flatbush and
Fulton ayes.
The MANAGERS Of this department. renew
40 - mNs - ~
their continued patronage OF the Employ.
ment Bureau Of the Young Womcn's Christ,
ian Association.
We have on our books q large number OF
teachers, governesses, stenographers, type
writer's, copyists clerks, companions, house
keepers, trained and invalid nurses, dress
makers, seanStresses.
We desire cooperation in placing these
women IN positions where they can be self.
supporting and useful A systematic record
Is kept OF all employees, and none are recon-
mended without satisfactory references
Domestic servants are not furnished By
Mis- bureau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-15
Brooklyn

lNON SALE.
4 Magnificent detached residence
lar Pru-pecl Park. Brooklyn, surrorndei
lv thc finest aui most expensive improve
l'.nt. The highest point 81 mat oeauu-
asl improving section. one block rom
tie Park Ground lC0XlcO Five lots.
choicest corner of shave, near car routes.
IitI,c J., 3.s.ofY, French roo, ihofOlEhI1
modern. a feet wide; attractive outlook
,~irf-w. facing all points OF the compass
luiit o. order hv days work ia the most
slls.arfiaI manner. l. large chambers.
..luf fui harIw BOD finished dinlng-roOin. re
topt.on-i0om and parior, heating, plumb
ILr &C., perfect
Th.. property is increasing In value
evc.v raT the lots alone are worth 500, 900.
the house cost $4,000 20 build. Price,
stJ. coo 20 prompt purchaser Any one
fishing fnc detached residence iu ihs
choice aiI healthy section. which Is des-
flcl % hc jhe L.cst part ~ the city VIII
Jl we'll % examine % aud &c, full pafticu-
lar-
SfIA-. 4. SEYMOUR ( CO.. Real Estate
TrCfer>. 203 Montasue-st. Broohyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-15
OIL MARK ETS.

THE MANCHESTER MARKET.
MANCHESTER Dec l4Cloths steady with but little doing
Yarns firm but demand light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-15

COACHMAN and GROOM by compe-
- tent. reliable man who thoroughly I'M
derstands the care OF horses. harness and
carriages; careful city driver; will BE- found
willing and obllgng years city references
from late employer, who can be- seen. Cal
or address MAIfER. 280 West 47th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-15

- OACHMAN and GROOM BY a first.
- class single man thoroughly under
stands his duties I'm every respect; willing
nj 0b.igirg; ity or cOu4try hrst-class city
reference. Call or address L. a., 100 West
J2d-st., Room Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-15

GOACHMAN and GROOM.-By a young
" man in private family. sober. willing
aud Obliging, leaves on account VI family
selling out; ifst-class references city or
country, Address l.. l., Tribune Uptown
Nnlce | 23S BroadMav.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-15

EOACHMAN.-By a careful city driver
- and an excellent groom Of long expert
ence years city reference from last en-
p P9ySr WILL Will De hgny ,scommended in
country. Call or address COACUMAN,
93G West 54th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-15

COACHMAN and GARDENER.-A gentle
- man giving up horses, wishes 10 recon-.
mend his coachman; English. A. B., 3I3
East 24th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-15

COACHMAN or GROOM.-By young
~ single man; thoroughly understands
horses and carriages; willing and obliging
o years references city or country.
N. H., Box 100, Tribune Uptown ONCE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-15

fOACUMAN.-BY a first class man thor.
- oughlY understands the business: will
be found strictly temperate, willing and
Ob.igirg; careful city diver. lrst-class city
references can be well res. mmended by late
employer. who can be seen. Call or ad-
dress L. NJ. go 3d-aVe.
, 1888-06-14
Judge Nagl'5 Decision.

Ii commenting On the late decision
OF one Of our immortal judges-im-
mortal for the reason that he is now
over twenty years behind the times,
and, for that reason, it is supposed,
Will expire for twenty years after he
is dead, the New York World says:
Judge Nash. OF Washington ter
ritory, has rendered 4 decision declar
ing the act of the Legislature extend
ing franchise to women unconstitu-
tional. There is probably a good
cause for an appeal here. Acts en-
franchising women have been passed
by more than ono territorial legisla-
ture and held to be valid The
women Of Utah voted until congress
passed a special act with reference
to m.rmonism which deprived them
of that privilege. In Wyoming they
have exercised the right of suffrage
unquestioned And if they can dc
so under an act of the Legislature in
one territory they surely can in an
other"
, 1888-06-14
Only Four Left

The iiftIeth anniversary of the pass
orage Of Rev. Gushing Eells Wash
ingtOn territory and Oregon was
celebrated in Walla Walla Saturday
night He founded Whitman col
ledge in Nalla Walla. Miss Ida NJ.
Eells, of Tacoma and Mrs. Mary II.
Walker, of forest Grove, Oregon,
came to this country in company with
DR.. EellS. there are but three OF
that baud of nine, who came in 1888,
still alive. the third one Being Hon.
". II. Grey, of Olncy, Clatsop coun-
ty. Oregon, the antbor of s'Grey's
History of Oregon" Those deceased
were Mr.. G. Rogers, who was drowned
1t the falls at Oregon City in 1913;
Mrs. A. B. Smith, who died in Mass
achnsetts in 1855, aged IL; Rev. f.
Walker, who died at Foreot Grove in
1877. aged -; Mrs. NJ. f. Eells, who
died at'Skokomish in 1878, aged IS;
Mrs. Mary A Gray, who died at
Olney in 1881, aged 20 years, and
Rev. A. B. Smith, who died in Ten
nessee in 1856, aged IS. Mrs. Wal =
ker is DOW n and Mr.. Gray and DIR.
Eells are each rs. The average of
those who have died and those still
living, with the exception of Mr..
Rogers whose, age is unknown, is
nearly II.
, 1888-06-14
CURE OF
CANCER and ULCERS.

Judge T. C. TcLontOn writes to the Swift
Specific Co, Atlanta, Ca, under date Of Feb
ruary Il. 1855: About three years ago, Jerry
Bradley, colored man, had cancerous sors
on his face, near the right eye. 1t caused
him 4 great deal OF pain, and he lost the sight
OF the eye. but was finally cured OF the cancer
by the u5s OF Swist's Specific. This case is
well known in wilkes Co, Ga, where lie lived
(near Danbury), and of this case, I, myself,
had personal knowledge"
Mr.. I. Cox. OF ArkaDutIa, Tate Co, Miss.
writes, February g. 1883: Z" I suffered great
deal from old ulcers for six years. Your med
iclns was recommended to me, and after
using six bottles, was completely cured.
never saw its equal as Blood Purifier. Ny
neighbors VIII use no other. Your medicine
does even more than you claim for 1t. have
known It to cure cases which were thought to
be hopeless. 1t IS the best medicine made"
Mrs. 4. n. Goldsmith, No. G7i Warren St,
Brooklyn, n. Y, writes, February %, 1888 81
commenced using $. S. 5. about three years
ago. I had suffered with sore throat for
over 4 year, when ] commenced using your
remedy. fused a great many other remedies
with no good results. Lily little girl also, had
sore fingers IL commenced from the quick,
and then the nails would come on. We doc
tored her for over two years, and when COM
menced using S. s. s thought would see
what It would do for Eer. / am thankful to
say that 1t entirely cured her. 1t is the best
remedy l know Of for tho blood. really
believe 1t was the means Of saving my life.
The doctor told me 1 had a throat disease
similar 10 General Grants. l cheerfuily
recommend it to all suffering from dis
ordered blood. use it now as q tonic Wh6n-
ever think need it'
Mr.. B. F. George, Milford P. o.. Ellis Co.
Texas, writes: al had q Cancerous wart or
mole on my Cyelid, Us large rs the end of my
thumb, which had the appearance Of cancer,
causing me much pain and Inflammation.
from which / suffered q long time Seeing
the S. s. s. advertised l commenced using 1t,
and after the Use Of - few bottles the sors
dropped out, my cancer was gone, and was
entirely relieved"
Mr. G. W. Pettis, OF Akin, s. c., writes az
was sufferer from cancer Of the breast,
and had been under the treatment of thres
physicians. but 1t did me no good 1t was SO
bad that had to stop work After taking
course OF S. s. S. l was entirely cured"
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
Drawer 3. Atlanta Ca
, 1888-06-14
New Saw Mills.

\ representative Of an EASTERN ma
cline iiTm HIS flied Il number OF
sawmi!l orders oa the Sound recently.
These included a complete outfit for
the Ne-qqaiIy Mill company's new
mill al Ne~QuaIly, which Is to have a
daily capacity cf 5000 feet; COM
plete mill. excepting boiler aud en-
gine, for the Kent Mill company, at
Kent: shingle plant to be located near
Centralia fer the Tacoma Cedar com
pany; shingIe plant for the Enum .
claw Shingle company, located at
Enumclaw, and quantity of machin'
cry for ID. q. Ainsley, a mill man
| located at Mill station, 10 miles from
Tacoma on the Northern Pacific rail
road
, 1888-06-14

Brace Up.

You are tecnng depressed, your ap-
petite Is poor, you are bothered with
Headache, you are fidgetty. nervous.
aud generally Aut of sorts, and want to
brace up. B..ce up, but not with slim
ulants. spriIR medicines, or bitters,
which have fer their basis very CHEAP.
bad whisky and which stimulate you
for an hour, md then leave you in worse
condition tt IN before. What you want
is an altern Tive that will purify Your
blood, start lealtLy action Of the Liver
and Kidneys rest ,re your vitality. and
give renewed heath and strength. Such
a medicine yt ~ Ill f1nd in Electric Bit
ters. and only 81 cents bottle at N. D.
Hill & SoLs.'
, 1888-06-14

Try ST. PATRICK's Pills and compare
their effect with any other kind made.
They contain the good properties of tie
older preparations in the market COM
bined with tue most valuable medicines
discovered in modern times. AS cath
artic aud liver pill St. Patrick's are per-
fection. Sold by Jas. ID. Mink'er.
, 1888-06-14
How to Cure salt Rheum and letter.

Many persons firmly believe that salt
rheum cannot be cured aud quietly sub
init to be tortured by them. If they
would invest twenty-five cents in bot
tie of Cham berlain's Eye and Skin Oint-
ment and apply it as directed they would
soon become convinced of their error.
1t almost instantly relieves the itching
and burning sensation and has cursd d
many cases after they had resisted all
years. Try it., For sale by
JAS. ID. MINKLER.
, 1888-06-14
Notice to Creditors.

N THE NATTER or THE ESTATE or WILLIAM KATE,
DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, ad-
ministmtor Of the estate of William Katz de-
ceased, TO the creditors of, and all persons hav-
ing clsim- against, the said deceased. to present
them with the necessary vouchers within one
year from the date of this notice to said admin
istratOr, al the store OF Waterman & Kntz, cor
ner OF Water and Quincy rtreets, in the city of
Port Townsend. Jefferson county, Waships pston
Territory, the same being the plscs of busilets
OF said administrator.
ISRAEL KATZ.
Administrator OF ihs estate of William Kstz,
deceased.
Dated May 10th, 1855.
, 1888-06-14
Land For SaIcy

ON WEST SOUND, oBCAs ISLAND.
A iO-aCre tract of choice land. good title. well
located and well wateTed with living springs, and
good vacant land adjoining. Splendid location
for frGit and cranberries and sheep range. as
there are hills and mountains adjoining. Price,
s25O. Apply a. Argus Real Estate Agency.
, 1888-06-14


County of Jefferson. 79'
w j. HAMILTON, Plaintiff.
M Ii31
MARY ANN Hamilton, Defendant
10 the ahoTe named defendant:
lou arc hereby notified that W. j. Hamilton
palntlli, hEs filed Il complaint against you in tie
District Court of the Third J.dicial District,
hoidiBg terms at Port Townsend. which will
CoIhr on 10 be heard sixty days after ths first
puolCStion OF this summons, To wit: Sixty DAYS
AIls' the 'ih day of june and unless you appear
anu answer the same on or b-fure the 9Th day OF
August: lSaS, the same Will he taken as confes-
sea ana the prayer of the sal complaint granted.
!, ne HhJec: and prayer Of said complaint is 10
dissolve tie bonds OF matrimony existing be-
tween said plaintiff and defendant, on the
ground Of hSbitual drunkenness on the part OF
ueieheaut Tor upwards o! two years la-t pas.
ana pialn'In lurther prays tina: he may have the
care and custody of the minor children.
witness my hand and the seal OF said Court
this 9Th day or june 1888.
W. K. LEDCEHWOOD. Clerk
JAMES SEAyET, d putty.
Burke y Hal!er and t n. H.Ilcr, ATTORNEYS fot
plaintiff.
, 1888-06-14

When Baby was sick We gave her Csstoria,
When she was : Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she elunS to Castoris,
When she had Children, she gave them Csstoria
, 1888-06-14

THE CHILD RECovERED.-My little
girl. aged seven years, was afflicted with
a severe cough ard cold She conld NOT
sleep but coughed ALMOST INCEssAN. LY.
was indueed by friend to try Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy and was aston
lshed at the Immediate relief it gave her
and the cnre it produced would NOT
be without it in the house for any price.
L have tried many remedies for coughs
and colds, but this Is superior to any.
thing l have ever tired. PRoP. ]. NJ,
MEHAN. Capital City Commercial Col.
Iege, Des Moines, Iowa Sola by Jas.
d. Minkler.