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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-31

The st. Louis Ibst- DfspatcR has re-
Gently started a Liars Column" In
which il invites the competition OF It's
subscribers. The following is the con-
tribution that got the prize:
Chicago l. the gFandest city under
the sun. Her women are the most
beautiful. her men the most athletic,
moral, intellectual and handsome: her
children the sweetest. foveliest cheruhs
on earth, and her moral status so high
that toe word OF auv of her gre { mer.
chant princes i equal. il not superior
- the bond OF Hoth.ehild or Gould.
From ST. Louis standpoint, nothing
can eaual this periormanee.
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possible Many people do not know
Others know Il. but do not seem to
Wherever 20 I like 10 he or,e - "a.
snrong- I IKE 70 be swallowed up in
we great tide OF humanity and Be
Wnere ! ana unknown, and where /
sought -
| often speculate upon the varied
genius which has paid and been pro-
uhcsive OF success. Trade comes first.
IN the hotel register here one reads
the names OF those who have grappled
VIII the questions and problems Of
tfAiHe from the greatest TO the small
Dld an American get c1rner on
DOH or invent successful collar but
Ton lie comes here 10 enjoy the re-
SUITS Oh ms success, 80 that he can 20
nome and gsoat over is among his
heignbors Did he strike IL rich on
piils or IN the stiffness Of night invent
= ge&tae hver-persHadef2 Here he
comes 10 rattle the big silver plated
neck yoke chains OF his carriage and
seek % attract attention Ia himself AVID
70 make himself a. offensive a. posi-
pse, 20 that his patent MEDICINE wili
not be forgotten.
l Ike Long Branch very much in
DEED but not as many other people
seem TO like II, for my clothes do not
seem 10 be fitted to a watering place.
! was rather hoping that they would
Tor they do not seem TO be fitted to
me very well. ] enjoy pleasure. Of
course, real well, but prefer a small
attendance while ! am doing 20. For
q man who II Of a shrinking disro,i-
ton, and whose clothes are also that
way. Lang Branch is a poor place. If
could do just a. / would like would
want to feel able to own handsome
cottage on Ocean avenue, overlooking
me rip-snorting sea: q cottage with
gsoriousiawns and cast-iron dog In he
'front.' yard. and fountains scooting up
into the moonlight and then trickiing
down again, and broad palms and
corckscrew fences and broad piazzas
and stained glass and wire screens in
an the windows, and then | would
ike TO go down there In the spring and
collect the rent for 1t in advance
Bill Npe.
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shipping Intelligence.

PoRr TOWNSEND. Aug. 3a.-Sailed--
Schr Jennie r.
PoRg Discovery, Aug. so.-Saiied-
schr Excelsior
Pear HNpLpcK, Aug. 3o.-Sailed-
Schr W. l.. Beetle
TAroosH. Aug. 3o--Clear and calm.
PgsHF, Aug. 5a.-Clear; light west
wind.
Pokr ASssIEs, Aug. 3o.-Clear and
calm.
DuNeESEss. Aug. 30.-Clear and
calm; ship towing inward at p. Ia.
SAN Francisco, Aug. 30.-Cleared-
Str Oregon. Portland ; str Mexico. Vic
tovia; rs Alden Besse, Nanaimo De
parted Str Signal, Portland; str Sar
Pedro, Tacoma; str Wellington. Ma
naimo: sh Yosemite, Tacoma: hk W
b. Gedfrey, Nanaimo.
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Tommy" sad She cid gentleman
sternly."I understand thai son were hang
log about the Polo graan,is this afternoon
instead of being O. hosii I wont have
yeu wasting your time IN thar way. WhN.
un csrih eagla yea sGc or hear peekina
through "a knot hole To the Tenees
II cagid see you. Ia. responded
Tommy. .'settiu' on the gran staad, an
shslaEln' ..tio..A hav. nanaEri
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HI. oomplsxl1n w.alan.t DO.

ffsftatAa asFffAs
summer Resort hotei MAJ; Il an very
sorry s5F, but yua Woas DO hers. aud
Iaas; dispense ssltl yaur services" Ses
clegS "Ehf what's tae matter ''IoG
are taa Ekianed- ''>lr' "Oa.
lsesa no afsluse. Hane az sill. iss yaar mis-
fsTtnaa, Ret yoaF fauiL Noa see yo1r sSiH
- - lhlu ihsl t8e hiela shows through
You hiash mp easily. ana phes the iher
gugrneter = o iu tee shade wear fare Est'
50 fcd and son aSas - aac1mfertRais tAa'
IL dFiggs a@Ag rastH-si
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wife Sr.nrsri the s-est trcsssls
vssh VA Is toAa. goa ss4F goat tlsay
thI,grs Gu & m nse.s siasfss t%caase iAsS
Sr Gasp ThAt j. fAlse ec1aasaF Has
fsasi-fsees = l. sy > HAteB assG ;at -
eas sar - thA.'s sossaz every eess - 40
alse-o, AJAX HeH jean. w@y i wss ;
teal AA-s3zn t--Ssss Tea Sssa
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10 has heca discovered ssSt the hShit ct
chewing sum ~ ladies' clGses 8 taari -
grow On the shia- Tee couS ass SO king
~ TIE aader AVS y sz3d e. in eJnse man
ueT Sf3fau Atr the roots " tae almost 4
visible hair on tie eh{u- aa& Ia t3Ese = pro-
fee 50 - CHA waiskers usaSe sasir AF~
peAfAace. We hsrr 1aticcd taIs siaEHlas
phenomenon ia several fAsss rcccfstiy AID
wondered ga u fisss shat caused T.
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rELEGRAPHIC MARKETS
sEw YORK Stuck REyIEw.

NEW YoRE, Asg. 30.-The stock
market was less active to-day. bat
stronger, while irregular and feYerish.
The news of the day was almost uni.
formiy favorable, crop advices taking
first rank in importance. Northern
Pacific stocks and Transcontinental
we're special features of the dav, and
by their great strength gave tone to
the entire list. The bull points on
them were thick, and they held their
advance even in the face OF the weak
ness OF the rest OF the list. The close
was quiet and steady.
Governments dull and steady.
EXCHANGE AND SECURITIES.
NEW YoRK. Aug. 3o.--Money on call,
easy at i1xtG2 Fnme mercantile paper.
f441s6iz. sterling exchange. 81 s4s. for 60.
day bills, 81 s7st for demand.
BONDS
z. 8 Is treg.l .f1slz U.s-ssfcouponl ISL
T. s.-<ixs trey los U.s.4,sste ouponl Ie7 Z
Pacific Is. 10
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Intending 20 give mp handling certain
lines of pianos aud organs and wishing to
eondensc oar stock IN thar line. we offer
our entire stock % pianos and organs AZ an
immense reduction ia price. either for cash
or miscellaneous Intending purcAas, r.
VIII DO well to call aud exaEa1re olF stock
A. HANsES,
Yes'erI.eary block, Front street
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wsaId Never zee sser Mother

neither ~ med s.eSsasae eAi}3l -EtwlU.
Il vsgu don step nHfstas ysRT aaSefs ia
faat 0zailc acid the arss tAlng yea knsx
Fsa viii 0G "a yeTtT @zR - hesvea-
EisfeF sister = 34yTHniv8 Yes. zaa Il ven
d., jist think. yea so,2id never Sc Year
Haas ms heE 50 =.
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A issaxtelI Nant la Nj Vcsaon Is alIegi
by zsrs .5rassae e she SS&xts Elger asnk.
vs,use assJrs vera faT1nsltv CpeaeA lssi
Teaesslay. TIE iEsisngffoa = prepared %
f-Sasaet banking h-sssaess Of every
ss.tssssf ~ -
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NEW YORK MERCHANDISE MARKET

NEW YORK MERCHANDISE MARKET.
NEW York, Aug. 3d. Hops-very
firm; moderate demand.
Cpffee-Options. steady: fair bust.
ness; sales, $500 bags; August
Slf 20dll 20; September. sif $50
ii IS. Spot Rio. stronger and quiet
cargoes, ifiG cents.
Sugar kaw, firm; moderate de
Inand refined, firm, active and high
er; extra g, 6I6az I-I6 cents: white
extra G, ti5s @6s4 cents; yellow. 6l4@
81 cents; OF A, g i3-l6a6s< cents
mould A, rs cents; standard, *
cents; confectionery, ~ cents: cut
loaf, ~ cents; crushed, So cents
powdered, cents; granulated, tx
cents; cubes, cents.
Copper-Dull; lake, Sic 50
Lard-Strong and fairly active; do
nestle, $Is7ls.
Tin-Firm and less active.
Petroleum opened weak at 91s4c
1Ae below the last nights close, hni
became strong and advanced to 9o5zs
in the first hour. Selling by Westerr
operators then broke tmarke the and il
clio led weak az 90Isc.
Bar Silver, 9lssc
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
| CHICAGO, Aug. 30.-Mheat-Sh Shade
! firmer; cash and September. 92sEc
I October, 9isse.
Corn Steady; cash and September
45Ac; October, 45Jzc.
0ats-steady. cash. 25lzc; Septem
Der. 2i9sc; October, 2i5ke.
Bariey-Nominal.
Pork-Firni; cash and September
sli %; October. SIT i2.
Lard-Steady; cash and September
! 50 35; October, 50 37IS.
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TIE EegBedies, ~Sfneke Fall" AM De
heiiessr, are f5F sale II S,ssr&Ft s O..
gelsneg's, LEug's Raa Hssbn5Hck' >. -s4ftie,
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What a Blessing to Mothers.

cgERS BABY sOOTHER DIFFERS
n from a. tahF syrHps 81 e0rGIsis- u
contains 10 landanEH. oIssarn Or Fszss1,htlss'
IN any part q Is -srf position r. = harm
less, bat snos hing a1e positive IN - aefiGH
10 isiiss The child sufoqatet rerssss ssia vfqa
awakening it IS refreshed. vigorous and
natural. Il j. the onsy safe sssssiieine Yel
made thk; wli rezsnFe al iafaDtE8s es.s-9T
a@-s -ssd ~ = r-Nrs - e Sf0% KIT
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

IN TIE MATTER OF THE EgT4TE OF
1 Michael MeI},snai1. deceased
Any and all i.sFsoHfs hATing aaF claim
ssAiass the estate ef Michael McDsaAid.
( decreased, are hereby required ~ rre~essg
aszae claim vita she necfssary xegcgrrs 10
ffe su4eFs rass3 at LIS 0a5ee IN She Yes
~ ffarv - tffns. elrBer 81 MIN and
Front streets se4ssie- King eoantv. within
oae year ffora TIE sase Of sais ncflce.
Dated Aaguss %, lsse
LAxEKxcrS noCrm,
Fxecasr- q tfe 49, all znh fezsAnaeuf
e Michael GeTJgaa.f, eeee1sed GT
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enIeAoo LLsE sfocK MAEKEr.

CHICAGO, Aug. 30.-Caitle receipts,
1900, market easy; beeves. s6a6 %:
steers. So 7od6 10; stockers and feed
ers. s2as 10: Texas, $2a3 IS; western
rangers, So 3o@5 40.
Hogs Receipts 1000; strong
mived, s6Gl6 50; heavy, S6,d6 50;
light, s. 95@6 50.
sheep Receipts 1000; Is to 25c.
lower; natives, 81 5oGi 20; western
shorn, 81 1908 Is; Texans shorn,
81 70G3 30.
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WOKE
Anti-S,
Known.

ThenoFnple'
meat es1tnBfi
"CAfisoiic s
BALI and.Il
hr Package.
slntike Bhli Il
mestlths aud
ways ready 1
fue De bel
make half
~ uiesiirine,
sesi only I
lAF. ~ per
tons TilIls- :
taFelY ar~r
we have the
inexpensive
dF on earth.
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tith ~ q NJ
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Price OF Full Treatment. $500,
a..t..a.a..A =. ..-.-... q -. L. =
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

SAN Francisco, Aug. 30.--Wheat-
Dull; afternoon sales. buyer issS
81 7254.
Sugar advanced X cent to-day
Granulated quoted at ~ cents /;
pound
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fuHGnixl
most peei
hi had IA
iaby had /,
trse Of si@l
md. Argeu
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nfst Of $40
"a, Geneva
4 time a.lQ
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CARBOuC SMOKE BALL.
The Greatest Anti-Septic
Remedy Known.

remedy free from complications easy 20
use. and 80 harmless that II can be admin
isteresi to the youngest children with ina
purity. SAINT 20 any AddresS upon receipt
ofss.
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= the SEATTLE HOTEL COMPANY.
furnished throughout A new wing
K finished and ready for ocrur.asion
sse HE OCCIDENTAL the isrrrSf
northwest. with accommodation for
sine. Elevator and al modern con
i pleasant and convenient place 10
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pscial rates 10 parties Of tourists
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-12-26

bought at high prices Vermont and New
Hampshire extra, p to 2Sc.
CHEEsE.-The market is quiet, but prices
are firm. Good stock is i'm fair demand.
FRUITS - There is good demand for
grapes and cranberries and prices are firm.
VEGETABLES. - Trade quiet and prices
easy, except on Jersey sweet potatoes, which
are in good demand at fair prices.
BEANS. - Market remains quiet There
are plenty of white beans, but Yellow Eyes
continue scarce. Red Kidneys are easier
Prices steady.
WooL.-Market is dis inctly queter, but
the scarcity Of wool makes the tone of the
market very firm There is little prospect
of sharp advance in January, as some
predict
FLOUR AND GRAIN.--In flour business is
gradually improving. Sales are still light,
but are firm, with no concessions. A ten
cent rise has been noted i'm the outside quo
tation on spring patents. Corn is dull oats
are quiet and shorts tirner.
BUTrER.-It being the close of the year,
there is little demand, what is sold being
Tor immediate use. Fine summer creamery
is selling better than anything else Prices
are easy. Extra Vermont dairy, - to 25c.
Extra Western creamery, 80 to 32c
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Soldiers &uooet.
Pensions Granted.

To Almira Gordon, Montpelier, ST. a
month and $3.50 arrears James Il. Cave,
Barre increase from SIS to S22 month
Marvin j. Hall, Montpelier increase from
S12 to S25 a months Mary j. Emery,
Groton, Sl2 a month and 81 ,17j arrears
Leonard w. Leach, South Woodbury., So "a
month and Sl94 arrears; Joshua o. Morse,
Cabot, Sl2 month and $50 arrears: John
NJ. Stone, Cabot, increase from Sc to IS a
month; Theodore NJ. Slayton, Worcester,
81 month and 500 arrears; Lucus H..
Thurston, Barre increase from 81 to So a
month"; Loren ID. Trow, Marshield, in
crease from SIS to $40 month; +. w. Wet
more RoXbury, increase from 81 to So a
month and 500 arrears w. II. II. Buck.
Middlesex, increase from Si2 to S24 month
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feet health and provided with plenty of

feet health and provided with plenty of
food.
THE English and Osman Digna continue
their daily interchange Of the courtesies of
war, with more or less fatal results. Last
week Thursday the English attacked the
town, driving the Arabs from their trenches
and killing four hundred
The Haytian Republic" was delivered
by the authorities to our men.of-war almost
Immediately after their arrival. The ships
then compimented the government for its
prompt action by honOring the Haytian
flag with a salute OF twenty-one guns.
THE attempt in the house Of commons to
obtain definite answer from the govern
nent to the question whether it intended to
leave the English legation at Washing.
ton vacant completely broke down, the
members treating the matter as good joke
THE Sultan of Zanzibar has given orders
for a wholesale slaughter of criminals and
prisoners. He proclaifns that in the future
he will be guided by the Mohammedan law
only. The British consul was instructed
by the government to protest against the
butChery.
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9Markets,
Brighton and WATERFOWL
Live Stock.

VEALs.-Receipts, 1874 head Sales were
slow Prices ranged at to CSC per pound.
POULTRY The receipts were less than
one ton. The ruling price was 10 to l2lc per
pound, live.
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-The receipts were
6,9l0 head Sheep sold at to &c and lambs
at 81 to &c per pound.
SwINE.-The receipts were 26,0S head,
Northern dressed selling at 6 to 6lc and
Western live at o. to Ole per pound,
CATTLE.--rhe receipts were l763 head,
The market was active. Northern dressed
sold at g to 6ic and fancy at he per lb.
HIDES, TALLOw, ETC,-We quote Brighton
hides at q to sc and country lots at TO 5lc
per pound; calf-skins, 3 to &c per lb pelts
Zoe to Sl12 each; dairy-skins, 10 to SOC
each; Brighton tallow, to ic and country
lots at to PIC per pound.
Boston Produce.
HAY.-Fair demand. Rye straw is NOV
ing fairly well at unchanged prices.
EGGs.-The market is quiet on most of
the stocks, but strictly fresh-laid are eagerly
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Two million readers are great many to
claim for one publication, butit is undoubt-
edly true that as many read The Youth'S
Companion every week 1t has world
wide reputation and is sent all over the
globe where the English language is spoken
or read. The reason for its large circula-
ton is found in its exceptional value. 1t is
always safe, pure, entertaining and in
structive. Its influence upon growing boys
and girls can hardly be overestimated. 1t
is remembered affectionately by their par
ents who read it a generation ago We
would call the attention of oar readers to
the special offer of the publishers, an oppor-
tunity which comes but once a year. ANY
new subscriber to Tie Companion who will
send Sl.1j at once can have the paper free
to January I, 1882 and for full year from
that date. This offer includes four holiday
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New Years and Easter-all the illustrated
weekly supplements, and the annual pre-
MUM list, with 800 illustrations. Address
The Io,Hb'S COMPANION, Boston, Mass
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THE amount of pensions paid in each
county in Vermont for the year ending June
last was as follows: Addison, S53299; Ben
nington S4l,9l0; Caledonia, S74,5lS; Chit
tenden, 500, ZOO; Essex, Sl7S54; Franklin,
S62,449; Grand Isle, SOFAS; Lamoille
S49,59O; Orange, S5i,752; Orleans, S94 415;
Rutland S7S52l, Washington, Sl0l ,427
Windham, S54,l7S; Windsor, SIS 40,
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DIR. Wilber's Pile Ointment.

A word to the afflicted: No matter how
long you have suffered, it will cure you
1t has never been known to fail. IL gives
instant relief 1t has been used by Dr.
WILDER many years, and after many urgent
requests it has at last been given to the
people as a cure that is sure and in reach Of
all. 1t has cured cases of twenty-five and
thirty years standing, and now those who
have spent many dollars find their only
salvation is in the use of DR.. Wilber's Pile
Ointment. For the piles and nothing else.
Price thirty-hve cents. Take no other. Sold
by all druggists in Montpelier and by NJ. O.
Evans in Waterbury, Vt.
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ARREARS OF PENSION.

The new Pension Bill in Congress, as reported by
the House Committee. grants pension to soldiers
from the date of their discharge on an application
filed in the Pension Office before its passage. Sol
diers must apply for pension before the uin be-
comes law to obtain its benefits. A slight disa-
bility, rated at only - month under this act
would give about 81 200 on the first payment OF pen
sion. Soldiers already pensiOned If suffering from
army disability not included In their pension. can
apply for additional pension and arrears. Suspended
and rejected claims can he reconsidered. Write me
the particulars and receive application papers ny
return mail. No fee unless successful Circulars of
rates and blanks free. Address T, j. DEANITT,
AuOrney MOntpeer VI.
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Found DEAD.-Last evening person Civ
ing the name of G.. r. Thompson registered
at Hunts Hotel and desired to be called in
season to take the twelve p. NJ. train for
Chicago. Being unable to awaken him, the
room was entered by means of the venti-
lator over the door, when the gentleman
was found TO be dead. He was advertising
agent for sulphur Bitters, which has an ex-
tensve sale. The coroner returned YER
dict of death from heart disease. His body
will be sent East Immediately 70 Cincinnati
(nlLllnlninL
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The Holidays.

THERE is nothing more conducive to the
enjoyment of the holiday season than good
health, to secure and permanently remain
free from paralysis heart disease, rheuma-
ism, dyspepsia, kidney and bladder troubles.
Use 1poptectine, price 81, at your drug
gists. Henry Abbott of Augusta Me-, says
" Anti-Apoplectine has done me the most
good of any thing have ever taken for par
alysis of the legs"
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ansolotntp Nutites.

4 SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
N STATE OF VERMONT, Washington District IS.
IN the matter Of CHARLES H. d /. h. Glars. part
Ters, Of cabot, IN sad District, iqSo'rsHt Debtors.
TO Hh0iaH lGiB Concern The undersigned hereby
gives notice of his appointment as assignee of the
estate of Charles II. a l. l.. Clark, partners, they
having been adiudged insoyent debtors by the Court
of Insolvency for said District on creditors pc
tition.
Barre, Vermont. December Is, ISIS.
EDWARD W. BISBEE, Assignee.
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prescription which completely cured and
saved him from death. Any sufferer from
this dreadful disease sending a self-ad-
dressed stamped envelope to Prof. j. A.
LAWRENCE, SO Warren street, New York,
will receive the recipe free of charge.