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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-07-09

We had the pleasure Of meeting on the steamer
Ftnuhscot last week the veteran steamboat captain
William lowers of Bangor, who was lust return
!nE from tour of steamboat Inspection AS State
Inspector of steamers. capt. Flowers looks as
straight, igHlicd ami handsome 5 he did thirty
five Years ago. We were telling him that we at
tenied ON the 18th for the first time, the celcbra
t"n oi the anniversary Of the battle of Bunker
Iii at CharlestOWn. He Said he always remem-
bcreh that anniversary, for he there ut the
laVing of the corner stone of the monument when
Gen. Lafayette present in 1873 and again 1874
and the next day piloted the Old steamer Penol-
scot with Captain Thomas Jewett as master and
James IIathorn engineer, who Is now chief en-
gineer, of the Boston x Bangor steamship Co.. and
whose son, Fred iIathorn is now engineer in the
samC company. The Oh steamer Penobscot was
the first steamer that run from Boston to Bangor
direct via Rockland. Captain Samuel Uowes
afterwards the captain OF the steamer State of
Maine, at that time the steamer Telegraph and
subsequently the Charter OAK from Boston con
Meeting with the Bangor boats at Portland
Captain Flowers was captain of the steamers Of
tile Boston and Bangor Line for ten years and
during that time no accident or disaster occurred
To show the safety of steamboat travel 1t is only
necessary recall the fact that during the period
on the B. & Il, line life has been lost except Of
those who have voluntarily jumped oyerboar,i
The risk of loss of life by steamboat travel on this
line Judging by the past Is only inlntesimal one.
to millions. Camden Herald.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-07-09
Generalities,


The forest area Of thu United states is e>ti-
mated at 4Al, ,IG4,5HS acres
Mrs. Gen. Grant is reported TO have aeed
rapidly during The last two years.
Can't. Shaw, head Of the London Fire Brigade
htH retired after 81 years of service.
The number Of States in the nited states At
tine beginning of the civil war was 81
In The last sixteen year, the United states
has produced gold To the amount of S572 ,900,-
900.
The Governor q renn-yl lvania hni 1000 ap-
piirH'ione for places on the Worlds Fair com
mission.
Sir William Gordon Cumming seems to have
lost lttIe' il amy, popularity by the naccarat
scandal.
lt- probable that the famous hat trimming
case Will pc carried to the njtcd States ~u-
preme Court.
1t Is estimated that loo,ooo persons have al-
ready gone to Europe from Tai, country for the
summer vacation
Mr.. Leland Ntnf,r htS given ~loJ.0oo for
the permanent support pt the nlr ku,lcr4lr-
tens in san Francisco.
The Canadian Pacific and Grand Trunk have
come 70 friendly agreement and will irop
then former rivalry
Il i Proposed u erect a monument i, mark
the landing Of Hendrix Hudson on thr shores
OF New Jersey on sept. !, 1869.
1t is said THAI parneDr, marriage Is .Nncrtrd
70 he the mtan> Of restoring him to hi, old l.u>-
ition II leader of the Irish party.
Oiicjai. # Ill. WorF, Fd~ la,. .f,.r rhr
Illinois Central Railroad monopo.t OF rltr,-
lnG people {" the Nuostion grounds,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-07-09

fine best salye In the world for Cuts, Bruises
ores, Ulcers, salt Kneum, Fever Sores, letter
t4tped Hands, Chilhlains, Corns and all Skin
fradions, and positively cures Piles, pay
raiuired. II Is guaranteed to give perfect salts
i4o tiun, OF money refunded. Price y cents per
'oN For sale by X. II. Moody.
Mulgr-" DO you ike our new ministers preach
Ug Millicent -'No, but think his side " hisk
are perfectly thrilling
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-07-09
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was .ick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she had Children she gave them Castoria.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-07-09

The immigration commissioners at Boston
have reported to the treasury department that
Mrs. Annie Delory and her seven children,
sent back as persons likely to become public
charge. to Halifax by the steamer which
brought them, were brought back to this coun-
try almost Immediately by rail by the husband
and father, who is employed In the office of the
Boston and Maine Railroad company, at
Nashua, N. II. The department officials are
not decided what shall be DONE
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-07-09

Bishop Coke, of Buffalo, in his address be
lore It. Margaret's School recently expressed
tervent nope that he might never see single
one of the sweet girl graduates before him
a~tri'le of bicycle.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-07-09
Wonders Of the Deep.

FISHERIES DEPARTMENT. OUTLINES TIE
MAGNIFICENr SIIoW TO BE EXrECrEp.
One of the most interesting exhibits at the
" orld'S Columbian Exposition will be that of
fish and Fisheries. Therein not only Will
visitors Of piscatOria iDclinations find much to
engage their attention, but Others who have
been wont to regard "ti>hy" and ''inrredible''
a. synonymous and equally inconSequential
terms, will undoubtedly have reason to change
their minds aS to the interesting features 0f a
fish display after visiting this department of
the Exposition. The fisheries building will be
corner where the public will wish TO Iingcr.
spot where it will be possible to realize the
words of John Bunyan when he wrote
You see the way the fisherman doth take
To catch the fish, what engines doth he make
Behold how he engageth all his wits
Ais" his snares lines angles, hooks and nets.
Much has been said and written Of the mag-
nitcence of the Worlds Columbian EXPOSE
ton. by way of comparison with previous tX-
positions. which it is proposed to eclipse The
immense strides made in every department of
art. science and industry during the second
halt OF the present century have been httinglv
| illustrated at the various international pXun>i-
ton, held since the ate Prince Consor OF
England inaugurated the great London EXpo-
>ltlon Of lS3l. Human ingenuity and the H.
ventiNe genius of the age have well nigh blot
ted out the word "impos>ible" from the Norah-
| ulary of material science. Steam and electri
| ty have been harne>>e1 to the W i'll of man un-
III It has become question how far will human
science travel, not how far it can reach But
, while the secrets of earth and air have been
explored and their forces bent to do mans
bidding, the my>terie> of the great deep have
| not been neglected. But ina>much a> the field
rt exploration. if such Il term may be used in
| speaking OF the ocean, j. three times larger
than that wherein researches hy land are pr4c-
tcahle. It follows that the result If >uhauIe-
ol> research still leaves almost immea>uiitble
| possibilities to hc explored.
Everything that science has rescued from the
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-07-09

The art Of butter making Is sim Pile one,
care and cleanliness entering largely nto it.
Churning is an important factor in the art.
There is nothing in the entire system of butter
making but can be tested by any intelligent and
painstaking man or woman. f. W. Moseley,
in National Stockman and Farmer.
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- ' H'il t'iA Niti " "h''" III" ia> movers
UNt' tH' 80 ana, i'N' Ai' ocean ii>eil' -ToWrth
h'N'l Common nP'"e IT >l"tu ny u>'-'. ! pc
MpIt Iii'H 7" y >tt th' more lleN become RE-
'''' III llt ih"Ic N'l"i >Hti0uN 'h
P''NIhe ti" .lt more III awe "l lHt power alld
lni-h' .'t "i tH' -faat ltrP' nose people
nose H"lhr> tI' on iile shores OF tne sea ann
""3>' men Io'N gan a lNGIlnood ON ihe waters
iv .ii'ea WIN iS2thH> Ah" >upeF>itlohN when
'''t ""N p Ii"'H 91htl 'l'oH lp 9ehcIliol'
"'t ii.t ''N' "ili1 d P'l ~ iItIl 'Nt>. hu>
y lue A'HlhA Nna-' ayers 'he Ne" hh7la
NH''ic - II l"'I'iI'" ""Iiel lh'' person IHlhS
w 'aihot 'le except ou the ehp OF the llde.
AtrhtfN ny 'lcA ptd- way :, IN thtNt halh'eis,
''N wv iht hC-lh.lhH q ine ll""d aild Htl Win
"A"' hIttlh' II ne oh'4 'lNeN 'lI the llde
lu'H>t barrrn htafbes ana misty promonto-
pr nay li'H 2ho>l- "i NtIah''td >hll- or
row if' men 'liI ilAhG lHe N":'hefh coast.
flih'f iltNt'! III "A me country people, ana
'fltn >reh bl mem Wlth the eye ialih' If NOT
l,h l'ie hdtuli" Nlou,
W""i W ii">l 't't"l t'tH haultHN NP"lN On
lne >"I htlI tGaNl alF t!iG h"IiEtaN'efn coast
81 hi"'h i>lth" ana -. MARY haN. iock-
,""nd ihlet ueu ape race, Nr"1"uhliahd'
i' S"VNt Nhl'h htthl> me b'0'h Island shore
tht ttflhit 4noNI o. tue IaIallne menlloh-
~ il nltlIcT W hiN rem bl lht Btarh, ana
m,I ~ sonI t3nlin,, ,,nt Llr,' or l,,.i, i, ,b
,iI,t+,ti It -; II. WI III D " ~
T, - i,','I 20. o. ~ W '''t' hoS'""
It lt4'io ~ ih' tl'tIHt' a> lultt on lhe
coast u 4 i0llDN- IN early colonial Tunes The
snip Pelatnc, laden with rOlOniSt> from Ptla-
innate of tht l.hiup Wa On her Way 10 ir.-
yinIa In those DAYS B,o.k island VA juhoh-
ir.I H., ,-r.rL.r. M fh, ,,nir, ,,,,..i,,,
,.l ~. ~ n,,, I,,; tili ~ 20
u" l'i d! !'H'N'''I"'io" WI iiu'' >uHAth Nc>-
Ho'> OF uIl"9 up 'af4oeN' hul "rt men VINO. fof
no cons >licratlon At :Ill would lure ships ashore
by false lights and then plumber them. The
Wrtcktr~ Yf Block Island hIred th. palatine
I. 4.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-07-09

The chimney is a modern affair, being not yet
seven centuries Old. In the 18th century chin
neys were allowed only on religious houses,
manor houses and noblemen's castles.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-07-09

,,,t. .
LIKE ,,..l,,, ' 7" A''4 'll ltili' Ht-
~ u" .' WA WITS iu' "i' tn"t
,,.,i'- ' , Il f. AZ 7, 'tf.7 ''lts III th
F., ~ - ~ '''.' I 'il.'"U9 i9i uI@ ''h
''i IT,. ' ~ '''i'IiH ''''i''.' 4h 81 "'l Na'7ilt-
.ilia 'utt " s,'" I.S''I.S tooi d.EeNtl" creates
az .'''' ,ihH i'i'"' i0 am" 'tEt}/r- ihc 'l""d
XII, . W "' I, ilG.a ''H -'i T ii'
.s,r it''' '''..'' ""'
.N t.l .,5,...,
-tti tb, l.llIcculau. 'it gives ul,. Intense -al-t
tial tu meet SOM. at,ui .Iu4aItlt t,.IIt., =
A!uIt- take tWu tea~ puohtulS of John sons Auo-
iEht ilulWrnt, lu Wttcr ioi cramps amt cbili-
", TIT u 9iiA l'1' tI''.t 7h'Hl ~ he :" many
- f N.'i ~ A. = TIi''ltd ti"t ii
, ,..,t ' IMAM '' WV "'''''"S N"' I'l9
e't ~ ',4ah' -'"r|~' "h"He
= 'i'tl ''t''s tll ''4 9ii'uiI -'il ~
"''o"' t' ittaith ana tt'G1rilc
DH. no. men Are n,,t. ,.,il,. t,t tI. l,,.,., .i
which o.-t tt,t-.- Them j. l t,t,, ,iIl, .
facing th,. nucl;ttlnu cham.
~ Lr, , ,tt,. .,ttt 81 l,.,t .,tt ,,,,. l 1 ; tt
' ''''' w.
fA'i p" H' ''' 'it''h 'Hi'uSh' ME3i y herdtIE
asked a Sunday -chuDl teacher OF her cIAss. "l
know AYERS Nar.alrirlIla' answered !, litlr,,j,I
go 81 '''''' 81 -
"t"9' 7l'A "'th'I u'" recently h'th ltst"ied TO
"0'''' "' '''"' '''''i' ''''
fencing master Al tllt. tnr,.r- tiD,." ..Y4- r,y
tlNDii, = l'''i' T i"'''A "''''' ~ t''V ~"
Cont cough, crilh Is Whlt philosophers term "A
logical s,ullence one is very liable To follow fhe
"''io' '"' y w lit 'i' '"i' N'th "7'"l aver $
henry Pcctnfal the cough Will be stopped amt the
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-07-09
Butter Making -Ohurning.

That the best quality of butter may be pro
duced. every step in the process must be con
Quoted exactly right. One of the most impor-
tant steps Is that of churning. Following this
and closely allied with it. comes sailing and
working and therefore they will be included
in this article.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-07-09

The cruiser Philadelphia is too top heavy,
and her steel masts will be replaced by wooden
ones
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-07-09
SWEET AND SOUR CREAM.

The impression that seems to be current to n
great extent that better butter can he made in
lie creameres, than in private daires, is an
erroneous one. 1t is true that better butter is
made In factories than is in many instances
made in private dairies, but there is no reason
why just good butter cannot be made at
home on the farm as at any factory or public
creamery.
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For Over Fifty Years.

No matter what disease vou may have. BE sure
that the medicine you take is reliable Such medi-
cine you will always find sulphur Iitters. They
are not cheap rum drink, but are made of the
choicest roots and herbs to be found in the vege-
table kingdom.-DaHy ArguS.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-07-09

Gen SchotieId and bride have reached San
Francisco.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-07-09

Have more than once been saved by the timely
use Of Kemp's Balsam for the throat and lungs,
after all other remedies have been tried in vain
The Basam stops decay of the lungs ami cures
influenza and acute and chronic coughs. There Is
no other medicine In the world that acts prompt
w. certainly that does its work so thoroughly
as kemp's Balsam. A II druggists sell it. Large
bottles SOC. and 81.
A kiss for a blow is very pretty ARRANGEMENT
for the who receives the kiss and delivers the
blow.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
suMxARY on rnr alrrArlox.

s.rrp,xr,sco v...h ~ nr...s-~.
unchsr cs.i 49, $500. cssss,. ie s'ss
uuonaisc. sn's morning. shipping demand
continues 10 fali on Onions are doing well.
Ane marhs. = st'.i neaviiy supplied with butter,
anu Notwithstanding the large Easter demand,
the market Is still we'll stocked with eggs, and
prices are low. Inquiry for choice ana even.
sized navel oranges continues good. some
boxes of extra inc Riverside navels have been
selling for $i.75G5 Vegetables continue in lib
eral supply. An active demand Continues for
sspararus' and. while the rece;n,s s,s he.rv
80. 80 .s, .s' ~A'sr VIC Ieeip.s arg neass,
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
The Deeds Recorded with the Auditor
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January 1, 10ol
to date are $7,:25.64657 There wefo died for
record yesterday 40 deeds. the considerations
lowing il the list as furnished BY Osbctues
Trempcr & Co.. abstracton OF title, rooms .,
10, II and iiis Colman block.
n. n McFadden to G. II. Randell, lots 10 g
block ], Washington Heights. -.
X. u. Peterson TO ]. &. Blowers, lots to ~
J. G blowers to K. NJ Peterson, lot s, block e,
d. 7. Dennys ist. 800.
q. sieinxc TO l. + Conrad, und X lots 70 =
4. W. Craig to A. J. Bunt. 81 q in sec q, -, =
a R. Cook to G. Newell, lot :. block ., Doyle's
IS: Waldo to G. Newell. lot ., block ?, Doyls's
add, $500.
8. s. Waldo ct al. to G. Newell. lot 8, block 2.
r Prilliman to W. Baunton, 81 SEA SEQ Z. -
J. Dignan to NJ NJ. Hawthorne, lot %. block 8.
E. Blewett to ". II. Brown, lots S and 9. block
], Denny & Hoyt's, $500.
W, I. cormods 70 a. T. Zimmerman, lot "a.
W. /. Co. TO |. l. Phelps, lots Is and -. blk
l., W. c. ]. CO. IS Knob Hilf add, SD
W. G. I. Go. 10 G. II. Bascom, lot 9, blk !, W. C,
W. G l. Co to A. Bourgett. lot 1s, biz IS, Gil.
il: {. wshlberg to A. +. Lundeen, lot L, bib /.
J. A. May, comr, to 4. !. Block, lots ., 4. :. blk
q, Yesler first, 81.
". l. Russell 70 E. Thomas, lots IS and 81, M
-: Friedlsnder 70 Day Bros, lot /. BLK :.
Union Lake SUPPL. u,70a
: $. saintmyer 70 G saintmyer, Ell lot II. blk =
J. Degnan to c. saintmyer, lots and 8. Ksy
stone add to Kirkland, $50.
W. N. Wheeler to y. L. Slocum. und * NED OF
f. T. Zimmerman to p. A. Carlson, lot 10, blk
Is, Cormode 4 Adsit's first to Kirkland, S70
G. F. Grietmer to E. .. Iichtenthaler, lots a -
r. T. Joy to W. Joy, lot y, blk l, Kenwood %
r.. T. jos to Ruth a. Joy. lot % blk /, Ken
r Paulson to A j. Psilson, und y lots II v
IA, blk s, Days Lat;rande, 81.
II. White TO A. X. Anderson, lot %, blk :. H
White & Co.'S fifth to kirkland, $75.
]. 4. Wood 10 c. o. Carlson, lot Z, block 10,
&. IT. French to Slaughter Malt 4 B. Co, lots
!. A. G. Brown 70 c. 4. Talbot, lot I, block 4.
Last Park, $500,
9; 7. Russell g 4. r. Fisher; lots to-, block
J: 4. Moore & Al. to II. r. Mcleod, lot .. block
Q, Brooklyn. 500.
Ii. {. Wahlberg to II. sycdbers, lot 8, block 4.
T. wallingford to N. L. Iaer. lots 70 5
and Is to 70, block .. Youngs, 5000.
II. White ct al. to J. Gabrilli, lots II and II
block 3, n. White a Co.'s 5th 10 Kirkland, I'm.
W. r. Cormode ct al. to j. Glvans. block 10.
Cormode 4 Adsit's plat to Kirkland, 500.
W. T. Cormodc ct al to q. Baker, block "A ard
lots to Q, block l., Cormodc & Adsit's plat =
Kirkland, $725.
+. Blewett to 4. J. Porter, lots II and L, block
16. Evans Il Blewetts, $500.
b. Y. Dyer to l. G. Dabbett, lot "A, block 10
Madison street, $500.
MI. B}er to r. A. TwichelI, lots 5, aud 3
block 8, Young's, 81, 100.
West Coast Imp. Co. to J. A. Meyers, lot 2
block Is, III man Perk, $2.N.
South Park I. 4 Imp. Go. to A. F. Reed, lots S
and z, block 81. south Park, 9i95.
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and packers. $L65f1Ae0: prime heavy and
butchers weights. @A9jA1 10: light N.N(9A
sheep-Reccipts, i00Oe: steady; natives, $50
$50; Westerns, $ital75: lamts, ~ sSg5.5o.
CHICAGO BOARD or TRADE.
CHICAGO. March 3o.--Trading I'm wheat n
active and prices higher. The market opened
s,roug with sales i4da5sc in advance over satur-
days closing and advanced r. more. then de-
ciined &C, but soon developed very strong
feeling. and May advanced &c and July nsc,
ngaiu cased OF sc, and closing was sc higher
for May and lie higher for July than the closing
figures on Change saturday. Receipts, 16.00
bushels: shipments. $4,000 bushels.
Wheat steady; cash. $io2'4gio,A; May.
&i.osi4: July, $l.04<
corn-stesdy: cash. csc; May. es1sc; July.
6o'-c.
Oats Weak: cash, sc: May, ssss4c; July, 5eessc.
Bariey-Sominai af 76Hy7Sc-
Pork steady; cash, $iasoSi25S; July,
Iardr.Firm; cash. 81 50; Nay. 81: July. yrs.
Rye-Quiet at So -tgS6c.
Whisky-sl.1e
Shoulders &s6L10; short clear, 362S96O:
short ribs, $Ed6 10
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LONDON, March 3a-The Marx Lane Exprsss
says: English wheats are strong at an advance
OF Is. Foreign showed an average rise Of ga.
Trade is hrmer all sdong the line. Prospects for
wheat crops in Russia. Austria and Hungary
give hope of increased export. the surplus
amounting TO 4.0oh.0o0 quarters, and against this
may be set the certainty of the import demand
from France, Italy. Belgium. Holland and Ger
many. The deficiency in these countries, COM
eined with the wants of England, In expected
to absorb the surplus wheat OF America, Austria
and Russia, thus causing a decidedly higher
mean value during the general year OF 1917
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These wsr-known and reliable specialists treat
Al chronic, nervous, blood and skin diseesoS also
AL acuto ana chronic diseases OF the eye and ear.
they are the most eminent PHYSICIANS on the
american continent A. surgeons they are
NERVOUS DKBrIIrY, spermatorrhra, semt
nal 1osseG Night Emissions. Loss OF Vital Powers,
eleepessness. 0loominsss. DEPRESSION Of Spirits,
Aversion 80 S1c1ery, Nearly Discouraged, Lack of
Confidence, Dull. Listless Unnt for Study or Busi.
ness Permanently and speedily cured
ALL SEXUAL DEFORMITIE6 and fmpedi-
BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES, Syphilis COM
pletely eradcated without the use Of mercury.
Scrofula, Efysipolas. Blotches EruptionA Ecxefna,
Acne. Ulcers, Pfmplos. Pains In the Head and
Bones, ETC.. permanently cured when Others have
URINARY. Kidney ana Bladder Troubles
Weak Back Burning Urine. Frequency OF Urn.
naftnes Urine High solored or with Milky sedt
meat on standing. GonofrhoeA elect, Cystitus,
varfoceles Hydrocele, etc., permanently cured.
Charges reasonable
STRUCTURE cured In from Afteen to twenty
CATARRH. Throat. Nose aud Lung Diseases
successfully and permanently cured.
PILES, F1stal. Fissure, Rectal Ulceys perfectly
cured without knife. dgatrre or caustlc No deten-
ton from business. Over 600 cases cured Treat.
ment scientihc, safe and painless and wonderful
LADIEs-An Femae Weakness promptly
cured. Headache, Nervous Prostitution, General
Debility, Sleep.ossneSs, Depression, Ovarian
Troubles, Inflammation. liberation, Falling Dis
Placements Disme norrhua, Spinal Weakness,
Kidney Complaints, Change Of Life, etc.
Once Hours . m to p m sundays. 8 .
n. R-Per.cps unable to visit % may be treated
q their homes b correspondence. Consultation
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WAIrsBuRc, March 3d. Especial. David
Love was called to Seattle Friday TO At
tend the funeral of bis father, q. w. Love.
Miss Florence Rutledge left Monday for
her home in California.
w. NJ. Gerking and family left Thursday
to reside at Milton, Or.
Mrs. W. b. Shaffer left Monday to visit
her parents at Los Angeles, Cal.
William Lord Strong. president Of the
Bank of Waifsburg, was suddenly called
to Chicago Thursday. J. d. Laidiaw is in
charge Of tie bank.
+. {. Knapp has purchased black
smithing business at Huntsville.
c.P Jordan, of Olympia, is visiting his
old friends here.
Hon. T.. l.. Powell, Of Spokane, Is visit
ing friends in this city.
Miss Eva Irons. Of Milton, Or, arrived
Sunday TO spend the summer with her sis
ter, Mrs. l.. =. BonSall.
The wife Of Senator r. "A. Preston was
summoned to Fairhaven Sunday on ac-
count Of the Illness Of her sister.
Mrs. G. W. Heskett was much surprised
on Thursday evening, her 10th birthday,
by an unexpected visit of the entire lodge
Of the Daughters Of Rebekah, of which she
is member
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$500 REWARD!

We will pay the ABOVE reward for any case 1t
Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia. Sick Headache, Indi-
gestion, Constipation or costiveneSs we cannot
cure with Vests Vegetable Liver Pills when the
directions strictly complied with They are
purely vegetable and never fail to give satisfaction
kugar-Coaied. Large boxes, containing 80 pillA
IS cents Beware Of counterfeits and limitations
The genuine manufactured only by THE JOHN @
WEST COMPANY. CHICAGO, ILL Sold BY
KKEKow BROS. Druggists. Occidental block. en-
trance on fesler avenue and James street. Seattle
Wash. Open all night
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EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW roax STOCK rxcHAxc..

NEW YonK, March 30.-Considerable more
animation was shown in the stock market to-
day than usual OF late. The general list, after
firm opening, was duh, but followed the lead in
active shares aud advanced steadily, though
slowly. The close was strong at about the high
est prices OF the day. Burlington 10 up ~,
sugar and Rock Island IN per cent
Government bonds, firm.
Petroleum-April closed at 7ssz<c.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call, easy; closing offered at l.
change. duh and easier; 6oday bills, As5s4.
demand, A.sEf. Bar silver, 9sssc.
BONDS
U. g. A (registered) iaiiau. :. 41ss (coup).. 1oe
U. 5. Is tcoupors). l21ta Pacific s..-.....1i0