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The Delta independent., 1890-09-09
The ROlilIcal Pot.

Republicans have used the cry OF gang for
airgitin,ate purpose, bu: its use against good
and true men Will defeat the good it has al,
ready done.
The corrupt seventh and its coterie by
their official acts well ond truely earned the
name of gang, but honest men fitted for the
crisis should not suffer by reason of support
that may be given them l'y the gang. There
is method ia this madness. In thi. view
of the matter we believe Gov. Rnutt suffers
by reason Of support that has come to hin,
since his name became the cry Of honest
men. Gnv. Rnutt has no stain upon
his record; lie has been with Colorado for
years since its star Grst twinkted upon the
political horizon. About the first paper to
in-ntian CIV. R"ut, WINS the Plaiadenier, of
Onray. The editor struck a name that called
forth the best aud strongest elesseus in the
party.
The Gov. has arrived at that nge when his
past record If sood Is II guarantee for the fu.
ture. Men accused of being members Of the
gang, bright shrewd mon. quick to read the
signs of the time knowing that Routt was
with the people and of the people fell into
line, not because they favored him or couId
nse him. BY seeming to he the cause Of the
result the gang hope to get their man in for
State Treasurer and thus with the sinews OF
war wui. till the tempest is over and return
to power. The gang has little use for
brsins coupled with honesty. Routt has
both. 1t would he a change to have little
Of it insteal Of fat and pompousity.
The Delta independent., 1890-09-09
k.pub,ican state Convention.
HEA DQuAETERs OF THE
REPuBIICAS SraTR CESTR.I CpNNIT.

HEA DQCAETERS OF THE
REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMIT
TEE, DENVER, COLO. July 81, 1890. J
In accordance with the instructions Of the
Republican State Central Committee the con-
sention of the Republican party Of Colorad.
is hereby called to meet at Deuver on We'd
nesday, the 18th day of September, A. y.
1880. at 10 o'clock u. M, for the purpose of
nominating the following candidates for
etate Offices to be filled at the State electi. \
10 be held on Tuesday, the 4th day of Novem-
her, A. D. 1890, to wit:
One Representative in the Fifty-s -second
Congress of the CYited States.
One Governor for the State of Colorado.
One Lieutenant Governornss of the State
Of Colorado.
One State Treasurer.
One Secretary of State.
One Auditor of State.
One Superintendent of Public Instruction.
Two Regents State University.
One Chairman of the State Central Com.
miItee and one committeeman from each
county in the state to constitute the Repub.
lican State Central Com mittes for the ensu-
lug two years.
To transact such other business as may
properly came before such convention.
The several counties of the state will be
entitled to representation III said convention
As folloHs.'-
The Delta independent., 1890-09-09

Last weeks Montrose Enterprise hops up
and strikes its heels together, gn,sshes its
teeth and drcIs back-in,o the mud, at "Ilase
ingratitude" of the Independent in objecting
to Mon,rose parties claiming the protucts of
''the little old hamlet" and ndjourniny coun.
try. We'll, 1t looks as If the code hal been
charged and the man that steals our coat is
our be.,ei"cior and the tramp u shining liyh,
of social life.
Truly, an enserprisfng result and of course
We stand corrected. As for the advertisement
Delta County gets from the Montrose payers
aud real estate men We mast say that We ap.
preciate the efforts hut are sadly disappointed
in the unfortunate Tesults-for Delta County
-; it ndvertiAes us much rs the dog is adver-
tised whea he digs for skunk.
The E"terprise asks: "why do the frui,
growers come to Mpntrose to dispose OF
their frui'.?" Now that is easy, Mou,rose
wants the fruit and We can supply it; Mont.
rose wants it for home consunption; for
Moatrose specimens, and to re-ship to other
places as pro- olucts of "our orchards" and
you shall have it too, for you frequently pay.
Under the circumstances you have to do
it that way, aud under the ''code," We are
rea! proud Of ysu, for it, spirit of get. there
Eli that is not encountered every day.
True, Delta's fruit market is not so ma.
jestic as 1t might be, bu. then everybody
here has fruit Of their own; the supply is
greater than our facilities eau provid. for
and tho North Fork farmers are ON that
''b-s line" to Muntrnse our streets are covered
with wagons, On their way TO the depot, load
ed with fruit and grain. We feel calm and
rounded ont with full measure Of content.
ment. for We have the country, and the town
to correspond is already to open its petals.
Ar for those few individuals that don't
care to have it known that they are re,idents
of Delta County. we believe that their afi.c..
ion for the county is fully reciprocat.,l.
How much tatsy and otherwise it takes to
produce such treach-ry is unknown; baf.
hed kicker is generally ap irresponsible party.
The Delta independent., 1890-09-09

Professor Lumhol,s, the Norwegian ex.
plorer. humans amoug geoyraphera by his
expeditions IN Australia. is about to explore
Lover New Mexico and Arizona, under di.
r.ction Of The American Geogrui i,iical Society
sf New York. About a dozen scientists,
sscl,sologists. botsnistS and ao'iugisss accnn,.
pany him. I'll. special object Of the exp-di-
sion Ia to examine the re,paius Of ancient
civilization sntssistiug. it is said, that OF the
.aEtecs, existing principally In the GilA val
by, in tho northwest part Of Arizous. The
zuui aud Nsvsjs Indians will also be invssti
gafad
The Delta independent., 1890-09-09

the rumor that certain parties are tn
buiId . ware house here and buy for cash the
FssIn Of this SECTION should ioon, up iHte an
estssl realization, there is every reasnn to
bslIsvs that tho parties. whoever they n,ay
- uosld enrich theuseIve- aud give nm i'm
retss = W. ssss6 af ths eouutry tLst sosh.
The Delta independent., 1890-09-09

This office WAS ton,ahowked last week. It
cause in shape Of the romahawk Vol. 1 No.
uev paper published in Denver at ifty
cents \ year. II starts in well und ere long
We msy ioak for string Of .caips daI Cling
6uIu s.e bxIt
The Delta independent., 1890-09-09

Thursday's meeting of Arapahe's Rep.
county committee appears to have been II.
piiddling fair show. Gang and anti.ganx
the sl'oiis. 1t is possible that the ga,ly. as II
10 called. can and does run Arapuhoe county,
but xn effort will b- made this yesr to cleanse
the sAuysan stables and put honest men
~herv they belong, and the other kind in
their proper eleDent-b.Iiind the deep.think.
iug OF the people, IL wis. action.
The Delta independent., 1890-09-09

Two recent arrivals from Cooks Inlet, who
went ther. on n prospecting tour say that
the famous Bogoslov volcano is not the only
oue that is rampant in Alaska. Near Conk g
1ulet are located the two volcsnoes Of Hiima
aud fugnas. One of the arrivals stated that
they had both been very active. On o. . &c.
easisn q heavy discharge Of ashes was fol.
Lowell by several earthquakes, which terr,r.
lied the neixhboring inhahitauts.-Alaska
kree hess.
The Delta independent., 1890-09-09

ing else could. Our -four mill is rank
failnre, and the market for grain there, is
and in;leter,ninate quantity. The nIerchante
buy largely but the farmer VIXEN lie starts
for the market with his grain wants to be
certain that he eau sell ii for for full value
There must he market for grain and can.
merry Tor the surplus fruir and these things
are us sure to come as the weekly board
hill
The Delta independent., 1890-09-09
Consumption.
Billiards. HOrehOupd Syrup.

No singlr.disease has played such sad havoc
with the human race rs consumption No
other disease approaches SO stealthily. Its
early symptoms are ignsr-d because It
is Thought only Cold or hacking Cough.
which iA nss ec,-d until this grim monster
has such q h"ld that nothing bnt death can
relieve IL. Billiards. Horehound Syrup has
removed the grip Of this grim monster from
many throat. IftakeE in time II will effect
a permanrnt cure ard in the worst stages it
will give surprising relief. Try its soothing
and healing virtues. Do cot put it of until
to late. 3, h. O..
In. NCNURRAY, Agent.
The Delta independent., 1890-09-09

The candidate for sup't of Public Instruc-
tiou gu the Democratic ticket in North Da
kots, is Nrs. Laurs J. k.seunuta, Ell eutnus.
iastic educator. aud woman OF hue e1-cu-
tive xLiIity.
The Delta independent., 1890-09-09

Thursday was Watermelon bay at Rocky
Ford. Over 5000 people ate mxlons uud
listened to tile witty, wise aud otherwise rs.
melon collie part. The results are not all in,
cut it was Y high time, aud other towns
would ,lo we'll to copy after it. Delta nigh,
have peach day, grape day or pumpkin
pie day it might have Fair too, but don't.
The Delta independent., 1890-09-09
COUNTY or DELTA ~ Vie Souh'S Souf'
MARY N. RYsEARsoS, Plaintif.
VERSUS rSuMNONS
FRANK nYSEAKsOS, Defendant.
TAE PEOPLE OF TILE STATE ur Colon
} FRANK KY>g,R>oS

TIE PEOPLE OF THE STATE Ut COLORADO,
To FRANK KY>EARsoS.
the drfenhent abprc named. GREETING:
You arc hereby required 10 appear In an action
brought against you by the Ab.,ve named plain.
Tiff. IN the County Cuuft of Ieta County, State Ui
''Cl rado. ana answer the complaint therein
vithi.i twenty days after the service hereof. II
served within his Conn y: o., II served out II
this county, or by publication. within thirty
days after the service hereof exclusive Of th..
day of service: or juigmen; by default will be
taEen agninst YOU nccoTdng to the prayer OF
the complaint; aud ifa opy " the complaint
IN TIE ubove entitled acti1Ii be not served Wis
this SUMMONS or II the service hereof be made
out Of this state then ten dag. additional 90 the
time hereinabovc specified f,r appearance and
answer will bs allowed before the taking VI
Judgment by default us aforesaid.
The said action is br.ught to dissolve the bonds
OF mhirinOny existing between plaintiff and
defcndent herein AMI ior costs OF suit as will
more fIily ,sppesr from the complain. IN said
action to y hicI reference Is here made.
Given under my hand ut Delta IN ssid County
thts 21to cay oi August. a. D. Bp).
4. q. kyao,
Attorney soY piaintir.
once snA poss once address. Delta. celorsdo.
The Delta independent., 1890-09-09
Gate City Stone Filter.

Endo.cd by Boards Of Health. Sanitary Associa-
tions rhy.,cians and Scientists. - the best sinp
lest and most perfect fltor. cooler and purifier
in tbs world Removes bacteria and all kind Of
disease germs perfectly. Makes the fOulest
water that can be obtained absolutely pure. both
chemically and biologically. Dunble. qynimcn.
tal and easily cleaned a, any WATERFALL or jar.
Filtcr.5 10 % gallons day. Price - to $40
pr. II. X. Brssted. Delta, Colo.
Agent for Delta, Colo.
The Delta independent., 1890-09-09

b. N. Hogg is secure for the support Of
the western slope and his chances in rne east
ern part Of the State are rs y.'oi rs jones' to
say the least. The is but little doubt but
Hegg will yet there in great shape ifthe true
sentiment of the party Is listened to.
The Delta independent., 1890-09-09

We have received the first copy Of the
Farmer and Fruit Groper. q puper edited
aud published on the lot aud 10th of each
month, by FL. Land. of Montrose. There
Is room for such publication aud it is u lie
Loped that it will ill the long felt want that
II is evidently designed t..
The Delta independent., 1890-09-09
Notice.

Subscribers who II" not receive their paper
regularly should notify u. promptly. In
transferring the Subscription list to our new
books We are liable Ia make some errors, but
if our attention is called to them they will
be promptly corrected.
The Delta independent., 1890-09-09

Where proxies are given the holder of suck
proxy must be nn actual resident of the
c"anty for which the proxy is given.
WOLFE LONDoNER,
Chairman Republican State Central Com.
WILL J. ORANGE, Secretary.
The Delta independent., 1890-09-09

Jshn L. Sullivan has turned actor he
says il pays better ,hsu putin up yer
dukes" How are the mighty fallen.
The Delta independent., 1890-09-09

Stanley Wovi's Great D.ciis for Septem.
Der, is up to the full work Of excellence.
Denver should be proud Vi such publ.
cxtioa,
The Delta independent., 1890-09-09
Bath HOuse.

j. W. Bouldin has lifted up a hath
house In connection with his barber
shop, Cali and see him; next door to
Conklin Bros.
The Delta independent., 1890-09-09

TO SUBMIT TO THE QUALIFIED ELEc1ons OF III
sTA1E VI COLORADO ANESpNESTs TO AsIIcI
SIX OF 1He CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE o
COLORADO.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-11
CONSIGNEES

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, June
10-G w Tiedeman & Bro, Tidewater Oil Co, w
Robinson Baker & II, A b Hull & Co, f Cohen.
Geo Meyer, A Miller & Co. A Enrich & Bro, j
b Newton, Ellis. Y & Co, Chestnut & ON, j N
Manapoos, " d Simkins, Cohen & Co, Mary
Barnard.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway.
June 10-Fordg Office, McDonough q Co, j f
Byington, E b Hunting & Go, Frierson & Co, j j
Wall. Dale ID & Co. 5 Shotter Co. G Haines,
G w Haslam, Reppard & Co. w G Jackson, Nc
Cauley, 5 g. Co, G l. Jones' p Williams & Co.
I Roberts, Chestnut & ON, Peacock, II q Co,
Ellis, q Co, W w Chisholm, c Il Stults & Co,
Baldwin q Co, Lemon & NJ, Jno Flannery & Co,
w W Gordon & Co. Butler & S, NJ Y Henderson,
S Guckenheimer & Son, Kavanaugh & b, w W
Amair, j b Maddock Meinhard Bros q Co Geo
Ebberwein, w lyman, w Cherry & Co, II II
Mick & Co, Savannah Grocery Co, q : McAlpin.
Appel 5, Gullmartin & NJ, A Letter & Son 7
Marshall Lee Roy Myers & Co, A b Hull & Co.
Savannah Cotton Mills, Heron & G, Arnold & Il,
j X Cooper.
Per Central Railroad. June 10-Herman & X,
Southern Cotton OIL Co. Tidewater Oil Co, j d
Could, Geo NJ yer, Peacock II & Co, T Steffen,
Nj L Lewman * Co, Savannah Grocery Co, Har-
veyt& NJ, Harms & j, Lee Roy Myers & Co K
Moore, Teeple & Co, J d Weed q Co. Cohen,
Savannah 9 d W Co. Norton & II. w G Cooper,
Lindsay & NJ A Ehrch & Bro, Heidi & S, Reid
& Co. I Henderson's Sons, Cunningham, II 9
Elliott, Cohen & Co. g w Tiedeman & Bro, S
Grubb, w | Miller, Decker & f, Morning News.
Moore & J. T o Brown, NJ Henderson, Marks
a Co, A NJ 6 G W West, ID Ferst's Sons a Co b
Dolls, j NJ Mcintosh, Hanley, Epstein & Bro,
Meinhard Bros & Co, III NJ Conner & Co, B Roth
well, Ludden Il b, G E Stults & Co, M l. Byck A
Hutton Frank & Co. l. Putzel.
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report. About the only feature even in specu-
lative trading was the large decrease in the
quantity of wheat on the ocean passage. There
was good demand at the start. and Influenced
by large decrease on the passage the market
opened I41LSc higher. but the demand became
less urgent. while offerings increased and prices
de slined ll4GlSsc for various futures. advanced
4Gl4c. again weakened selling OF 10 inside
figures recovered some, and closed &c lower
for July, 1c lower for August, aud sc lower for
December than the closing figures of yesterday.
There was no special reason assigned for the
decline other than the large offerings. There
was a large trade at lower prices in corn. There
was free selling all around, large quantities
changing hands, especially for July, August and
September, the last in particular Local longs
sold freely. The market opened at about the
closing prices of yesterday, was weak and sold
off, with slight reaction of SSG34c ruled
steader and closed 14@ssc lower than yester-
day. Oats were fairly active but unsettled.
1ne bulk of the trading was in August and Sep
TENDER Parties who have been buying for
some time past were free sellers of new crop
futures. There was fair buying. but free selling
proved too much for the demand, and prices
after advancing trifie at the opening, declined
sSQlc, while June and July receded only &c
on the decline offerings decreased. The demand
increased and rally of AD19c was recorded,
but was not maintained until the close, which
was at ss6116c decline from yesterdays close.
There is more doing in pork and the feeling was
unsettled with prices lower. Prices declined 10
@l5c, and the market closed tame. Quite n
good business was done in lard, but the feeling
was weak during the greater part of the day.
Prices ruled 2l5ll5c lower and the market closed
tame at a reduction. Short ribs We're brisk.
The feeling was weak during the greater por-
ton of the day. and prices declined 5671sc, the
market closing quiet.
Cash quotations were as follows Flour
dull and unchanged. Wheat-No. spring s914
0S9S4c; No. 2 red wheat Ss14@S9t-c. Corn-No
2 Sic. oats-No. 9, 275sc. Mess pork at S12 CO.
Lard at IS IS. Short rib sides, loose, S. COO
20 Dry sailed shoulders, boxed, IS COOS 10.
Short clear sides, boxed, IS 5O@5 60. Whisky
at 81 09.
LeadIng futures ranged as follows:
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RECEIPTS.

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, June
lO-25 bbls rosin. bbls spirits turpentine, bale
burlapS, ) sacks peas bdl hides, 3 bbls hams.
coop chickens, cases clothing, tool chest, 3
bbls bottles. case domeStics l car empty bbs,
/ refrigerator. II bbls -four, bale mattresses.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway,
June lO-4 bales cotton, 1855 bbls rosin, 3 cars
melons, Ga bbls spirits turpentine. cars wood,
62 cars lumber. 60 pkgs goods. bbls bacon.
ceases books. boxes mchy, 20 bbls whisky. q
bbls syrup, bbls rice, cases clothing, 5 crates
bottles, cases shoes 20 pkgs hardware, 10000
lbs corn, hf bbls fish. 2, 400 boxes vegetables 5
stands. 100 bbls vegetables, 20 pkgs mdse. ties,
Sbbls honey, IS head cattle, 2 $50 lbs hides TO-
400 lbs wool
Per Central Railroad. June s-993 bbls rosin,
557 bbls spirits turpentine, 1872 tons pig iron 81
pkgs furniture, l car coal 40 cases eggs 100
boxes soap, bales plaids IL boxes hardware
cars brick, 42,6l0 lbs bacon, 10S empty bbls, 157
pkgs mdse, II bales wool, 1863 pkgs vegetables.
10 casks clay, 81 bhs W ware, 105 bushels rice,
car Dbl material % cars lumber. IS bbls beer, Is
bales yarn, SS4 hf bbls beer. 1852 bales domestics
bols whisky, AGO bales hay, 2 hf bbls whisky.
k d wagons, 100 bbls ore, 10 pkgs tobacco, 10
bdls paper, rolls leather 2 bales hides. 8 casks
metal box wax
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-11


New York, June g. Arrived, schrs Elite II
Lister, Mason, Georgetown, S c.
Chartered, schf William II Hopkins, lumber,
Darien to Philadelphia, S. 25; timber, S. IS
London. June S-AriVed, ship Sumarlide
lNorl, Hansen, Pensacola.
Matanzas, May 31-Sailed, schr Mexico, Lo-
ring. Pensacola.
Baltimore, June s-Arriyed, schr Myra B
Weaver, Goyley. Savannah.
Block Island, June Passed brig Robert Dill
Ion, Hawkins, Savannah for Providence.
Brunswick, June Arrived bark Apia
LNorl, Hansen, .Tybee; schr H May, Morris.
Wilmington, Del.
Sailed, bark Aurora [Norl Koss, Rotterdam;
schr Harry Prescott, Turner. Boston.
Darien, June ARRIVED, schr VIM T. Downes,
Haskell New Haven.
Cleared, schr Jesse Lena, Bunker. Boston
Jacksonville, June ARRIVED, schr Mary +
Corson Robinson New York
Cleared, schrs Charlotte T Sibley, Bartlett,
New YORK; Lois V Chapes, Ross, do; Dione,
Raynes. Boston.
Key West, June 6-Arrived, bark G Bush
nell, Jones, Bangor, Me.
Norfolk. June Arrived. steamship Tresco
LBrl, Barber, Pensacola for London and sailed.
New Bedford, June S-Arrived, schr Hattie
Bower Brunswick, Ga.
Newport June S-Arrived, brig Robert Dillon,
Leighton. Savannah for Providence.
New London, June 7-Sailed, schr Horace
Shares, Mount Savannah.
Pensacola June ARRIVED, stmr Edeumore
lBrl Watson, Boston; ship Ellerslie Brl. Bragg,
Barbados; bark Island tNorl. Gjertsen. Buenos
Ayres.
Cleared barks Manitoba [Norl. Amundsen,
Antwerp; Ameer [Brl. Mckenzie, Cherbourg.
4th and 5th--Arrived banks Havelock fNorl,
Jacobsen, Buenos Ayres: Suzanne Stall, Toma-
SELF. do: Laura B [Ital, Bald, Montevideo; Salo-
none lItall. Cattabrino, Buenos Ayres. Colum-
bus lRusl. Bauer st Johns, ? r; Peter fSwl,
Nilssen. Port Elizabeth.
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A. r.. ALTMAYER q co.
NOTICE.--This Store Closes g
D. m; Saturdays 10 D. m.
Great Sale of Remnants
Will Open June I6.
ALTMAYERS

You have never before had
a sale of Muslin Underwear
equal in extent and impor-
lance to what will be inaugu-
rated in our store tomorrow.
Prices on many leading items
are less for completed gar
ments than material would
cost. Goods are entirely fresh,
quantities are very large,
prices much lower than the
most economical would ex-
pect. Chemises, Drawers,
Night Dresses, Infants Slips,
Corset Covers, Children's
Drawers, White Skirts, Chill
dren's White Cambria and
Bingham Dresses, Lawn
Aprons, Etc
The goods will be placed
on Bargain Counters on second
floor, and we especially invite
an inspection of the values,
at 25c., 39c., Soc, 75c., ST.,
ST 25 and 81 so. Some very
fine offerings in Bridal Out
fits. Prices on the entire
stock are low, very low.
We start tomorrow in the
third week of the r. K. Davis
Bankrupt Sale of Gents Fur
nishings, with interest still
undated. Many new lines
will be on sale tomorrow.
$4,000 worth of Gents Fur
nishings don't go off in a very
short while. There are still
many bargains for you. Come
at once.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-11
MARKETS az TELEGRAPH
FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK, June 10. noon.-Stocks opened
dull ana heavy. Money easy at 516 per cent
Exchange-long, 81 9444@4 So; short, 81 $500
81. Government bonds neglected. state bonds
dull but firm.
Following were the noon stock quotations:
Erie ..... So. 253s Richm & w. PIT.
Lake shore ....113B Western Union. s55s
Mort & w. pref.
500 D. m.-Exchange active and strong at
S4 1904 IS. Money ca y, closing odered at 2le
per cent. Sub-treasury balances-Coin, $751;
1923, 900; currency. S6,1le.0O0. Government bonds
dull but steady; four per cents 122; four and a
half per cent. coupons 1903. State bonds dull
and featureIeSS.
The strong temper of the stock market at the
close yesterday was not carried over until this
morning, as London prices were lower and the
opening of the market was slightly lower in
sympathy. Silver leg Station still continues to
be the most important subject of interest in
Wall street, and the general feeling is that
something will be done at this session, although
the bears try to make all the uncertainty posi-
BILE upon that point. The disposition is how
ever on all sides to await definite action by the
Senate before entering into new venture, and
the market has sunk into regular midsummer
dullness for the time being, although as rule
there is no lack of attendance at the board.
Dizziness usually invites attacks by the trading
element. and selling to-day was principally by
that class of operators, though they do not let
declines go far and cover up quickly upon any
sign of renewed strength in the marAet. The
market showed great lack OF interest to-day.
and only in WIZARDS and TRUSTS ana u, u, 4.
and St Louis, Richmond and West Point, Lacka-
wanna, and few specialties was there any life
shown. The early depression disappeared i'm
mediately with opening sales and strong tone
marked rates in the early morning, with Chicago
Gas as the only marked exception. Sugar was
again moved up, the advance being accom-
panied by renewed rumors concerning the
breaking of the Spreckels' monopoly on the
Pacific coast, and later, when the price was let
off there were rurnors of q decision in the sugar
case by the court of appeals. Fluctuations,
however, were so evidently the result of manipu-
lation pure and simple that they had no effect
for good or evil upon the regular list. Oregon
Transcontinental and Northern Pacific preferred
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Ding, Dong Ding, Dong I

The bell is ringing for men and boys who
need clothing to go to "The Famous, u
where you find everything that you can
think of for mems and boys wear. Honest,
reliable goods that will be guaranteed to
you. If you buy OF "The Famous" you
will get treated right, nobody will give you
as much for your money. My aim is to
fully satisfy my customer that he may
come again. Remember, straw hat given
as present to everybody buying a suit at
THE Famous" 148 Broughton street, one
door west OF corner w hitaker
-AdU. BENNETT HYMEs, Prop.