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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-23

Row.. April - Raron Fs~s vii
arrive here to-day re = accused ~
alp ~ 80 pea 10 araasistipx the fret
Italian sots The nois demanded ia.
dfrisl prosecution - TIE lrnThers,
vsscb Fsva wreasls translated osa-
ishus~
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-23

Csw.so. April 22.--Joseph Mnlhst-
ton. the famous story-t>lier and drum
uner. viii net have 81 end his days IN
rnsdncsse The physicians have de-
eis~a ne y not Insane. snd b has been
released from the 6etentioB hospital
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-23

~
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; il is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels. cleanses the sys-
TEN eaectually, dispels colds, head
aches and feyers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced. pleasing to The taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
lis action and truly beneficial In its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it Abe most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists ANY reliable druggist who
nav not have it on hand viii pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA F1c syrup co.
sss sstscESco. csL
foasFaIf. ~. ara foss. ~
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-23
Gents
furnishing
Goods,
$500 Reward |!

WI vii p.f TIE shcvc reward frs sn- - D~es
Cunpl.nt Is~~frss ftck i3esaseiss Indigestion cor
piiFatlen er cost vrness Tcnrrt esrs vftn ~srts
Vegetable Is~sf ~ s vh-r Che al rerttons strictly
cornTi>d ~fgh 7hrs rsrsiy ~esfsh.. susi r~~s'
fa give satisf.rticn. Saga foatr1 fsrfs totcfi
ronfsinirr - Pals - rcne nr~srs - rorrfe-felfs
srs limitations The rtuusne manufactured eni7 ~
Tax sOES (. NLs1 CtsNFAkf. 6hsl-AtsO, ia
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-23

TrasH Hsvrs Ind April ~ --Ths
thirty seventh annusl conrlsv~ - 80
Grand esss sasnslerY Il knigsts TEN
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-23
A MINNESOTA SENSATION.
Daughter OF . Noted New York Publisher
Though. to Have Been Murdered.


Mason CRY. la. April 22--News
reached this city Tuesday Of the shoot
ing at shskopee. MINI. of Miss Adel-
inc Niles. daughter Of J. u. Niles. for
many years a publisher in New York.
Her mother now resides In this city and
is in destitute circumstances. Adeline
for some time has been leading a
rather crratic life. About Eve weeks
ago she was written 90 b. Joseph
Humesteadt 20 come to St Paul and
they 'sould be quietly married That
was the los. seen nero of the girl 1t is
learned that she went there and was
married 10 Joseph Cas-, fall-blooded
Indian. sunday. while they were out
in = canoe. a gun was discharged. acct
dsntallv. IL is claimed. and the girl
was killed. Mrs. Niles. while she be-
lieves that her daughter il dead. IL
strongly Of the opinion tha, she was
murdered and viii ask an examination.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-23

MAJ, kUaisalStc siVolne lcf Il stgi 3 Iil1zl-
tess. SouNais1osls. Fits. Nervous NcUrzig is.
tHdaehe. Nervous n cslfstlsh -asrd Is the
Use oi . ech. 81 s.,iiscce. n sAtIuiliess. Mental
leprs sSion, Saitcuing II tht lIala Te~u tiag
Ia infanisy aud leading o. a. srsS. ccfss ana
death. Premature ola AGE. bafrsnHeSs. Las
- Power az either s~A. iHEuiaHtafN lsossrs ana
SlennaielfLo.a caused bx eee,f-r 1eftiou 81 ths
train. Seii-etuse ar oRcr-.ndaisence- lsca beA
contains one nonfls trra f,nenf. 9 a. q box,
OF 50 boxes ior 40. sent 0y mali prepaid Ga
r,ce.p Of pricr.
ME at ARANrEE AIN BONES
10 cure ally case. Mtfn each order received
BY us LOT MA boxes. accompanied ly $40. W
VII send TIE purchaser enc AfiitcA gGsrantse
Ia refund tie MONEY II tie trrniHcuf does act
elect a eAfe. Quar- atoes issued oniys
AHilk * AhlIE.
Morton nanse Pharmacy. Solr Agents.
80 MunroC-s trevl. Grand Rapids, Mich.
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-23

ST.. JorTs. April "A Dispatch SAYS
'hst Chief Justice Green. sitting ss
district judge St Guthrie, Oklahoma.
has rendered decision that women
are eligible - public Office. Miss
Cora V niehl vas elected register Of
deeds. hut The former register re-
fused 80 surrender the Office on
tho ground that = woman could no.
hold such 81 Office. The Judge held
that Miss f1fshl vas entitled "a the Of
See. and further. that woman nnsv.
IN the absence - sistate. bold sny ossee
aot Incompatible With her ser
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sE8FTt.E, Feb. II. 1901.
Exchanges at Seattle cheating house today
amounted to SlSI,a25.l5 he balances were
ss,,5;a.66
No changes were reported IN the jnbblng
market yesterday. Receipts ei hay aud eats
were quite large. large Fargo al Chinese and
japanese goods, principally tea, was received.
Trace remains about tlse same with slight i'm
proycmeni in grocery and provision line.
RETAIL MAwgrr nsyiEw.
The retail trade continues 10 improve. The
grocery and provision trade for the week has
been very good. and most of this meat dealers
report good sales. while Others say that trade
has been dull, and that the increase In the job
bling price has knocked the bottom ont OF tho
retail meat business. Retail quotations have
not changed Mt all during the week. with the
exception 81 sugars, which have been fiHctuat.
ing more or less, though the jahbing prices
main unchanged Native live or fTeshiy dressed
poultry continues scarce and in good demand
There is Il little nice frozen stock In the market.
Sound fish y scarce. but there is plenty Columbia
river stock in the market
RETAIL QUOTATIONS..
FLOUR AND MEAL Minnesota. SOS; Cali
fornia. $3.50; Oregon. $3.50; Washington, s4a5
per Dbl. cornmea, &c; oatmeal. &c Rice loo
per ID.
golden G.. II lbs: cut loaf, u lbs, and piyerizec,
s lbs for 81.
BUTTER Fancy Eastern creamery. i0c, and
dairy, zoe per ID; California fresh roll, s0c, and
picked roll, o9c per roll.
EGGS Fresh ranch, i0e, and Eastern, soc per
doz.
CHEESE Eastern, 2se; California; -oc; swiss
imported, &c, aud domestic :a,c per 10.
FRUIT Washington navel oraitg on, tDc. 30 aud
DOC, and Riverside seedlings, de, 10 rad &c per
doz sicily lemons, roe, aHd tai'tornias, ,',c per
doz
VEGETABLES Native potatoes is.c; Oregon,
Tac, ana California. &c per ID tsrso's TURN
Fps and beets, 2e' cabbage ~. ana onions. &c per
III, afN and aftft efn
syraI, ri;,,s bas 90 =. n,,a h,'xss i;n,as I'D
pinks. s,sc per H.
CANNED GOODS peaches pears and april
cots 1jc cherre 3 straw berries and raspberrcs,
SOC: all other table fruits .Dc peas, 2pc and
corn, tomatoes and string, beans, i5c
CURED MEATS AND LARD Native cured
hams 15f1isc: Eastern 1satae; bacon i5c: dry
sailed NESTS i0c dried beef, Clipped, 2oc and
lard, I3Gi3c per IL.
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April, {Iesotgis.;s5; May, s1e3olnis.sS: - M.
firm: fair cargocs, i9c. No. 4, IKE,
CoprcrUnchangcd.
Tin--Easy: strata, $19sA
Pefroleum--March closed at SO.
BosTov, Feb. l3--Wooi-Firn. Them -
been but little change In prices.
NV YoES, Feb. Is.--Wooi--Firm: domo1ein
fleece 34fJs7c. -
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. -wool-r1xm; ",
tafa, Mg2ic; territorial, l6922c
rosros STOCK xxcHAxon
Bosros, Feb. Enclosing stocks:
Atchison Topeka. 27klMsxican Cen g.. ~
Burlington. ....... S5s&San Diego. .-...... ~
CHICAGO BoARp or TRADE.
CHICAGO Feb. 1s--wheat was fairly active
ana strong. The opening was inst about ~
same as yesterdays closing, but advanco61 6D
We're little irser, and prices deciinsd IA. -
steady and closed about 30 higher than yes1Ss
day; Receipts. $4,000 bushels; shipmentss ~
", Wheat Closed steady; cash. s,ts; Nay, ss3(ssI
Corn-steady; cash, sic: Nay. $50
oats-steady: cash, 4A1S0A3c Nay, ts5fc
PORK Firm; cash. 81 sz,x: May. ss,7s1anx
Iard-Firm At sS.55; Nay. R.S25540AM
Ryc-Firm 1t o0l962C
Wbisky-$f.H
shoulder s.soaaso, short clsaa sl7soksa
short ribs, $450Ey4.55.
CHICAGO LIVE sroCx.
CHICAGO, Feb. ls.--Cattis-Activs ana steady
TO strong; steers, s2250D5.5O; COWS, bulis -
mixed, u. 5o0t4.t0: stockers, sa5o92S0
congu 6 o,9s nns .D rSr9n "a
sssss.so; light. ss5os3ss .1 '1''ns' ~s's'
Sheep - Receipts. 6.0oo active and nrms
$SgO{q,i75
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THE WATER YRoNr.

Captain J. A. Hatfield received another mese
age from Signal Service OhiceT Fluley, Of 6an
e. as The snnl or hours
fron. IL am. observation-disclosures on Washinks
ton coast, moving southeastward;. danger =
both north and south bound vessels"
yesterday morning about o'clock from 1au
Francisco bringing In 1a2 tons OF freight Tor ~.
attic, and big list OF pessengers, She had
eighty-two passenger: ont o. san ffsncasc
Steamer Bailey Gafzert coaled up and took
water yesterday. II was reported that she was
to go to Olympia last night TO complete her r.
pairs, or rather alterations, which VIII teke
her wheel, as 1t Ia said that the paddles orig
inally put on were not set properly.
telegram from San Francisco says that
steam schooner Guide which hes nsen a tsking
sprung leak when almost loaded, ana hed -
be put on the ways.
Steamship Umatilla viii come mp from. t.
coma Monday and take on cargo Of ccai -
San Francisco. She sails Tuesday evening -
O'Clock.
steamer angeles Knocked the paddles on he1
propeller ON her trip in Thursday, ana ha0 -
put in at Port Hadlock to await the arrival o. =
tug.
steamer Eastern Oregon took out about nifty
rassengers and twenty-five tons Of freight -,
terday for ports on her Whatcom ROUTE
steamer Henry Bailey brought r. forty tons q
hay and oats from the Snohomish yessefdaH
She goes out at a. m. tomorrow.
steamer Premier brought in : cargo Of about
fifty tons OF Chinese and Japanese goods yeosers
day, mostly tea.
Steamer Delta went out ON her regular Euo
again yesterday, and the Josephine retired
Tug Mogul came in yesterday TO tow the tavn
sumatra to sea-
steamship City of Puebla sails for San Fan
cisco today.
Tug Chinook came In from Mukiltso yseeeN
day.
Tug Zee was out at Salmon bay yesterday
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DR.. JOrdan'S Office

Is at the residence of ex-Mayor Yesler,
Third and James.
Consultation and prescription absolutely
FREE.
Send for free book explaining the Histo-
genetic system.
CAUTION-The Histogenetic Medicines
are sold in but enc agency in each town.
The label around the bottle bears thessp
lowing inscription: CDR. J. Eugene Ax-
dan, Histogenetic Medicine" Every othtr
device is fraud
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
SUMMARY or THE srruArsoS.

sAS FRANCISCO, Feb. l2.--The grain mar.
ket shows no marked changes. The market foe
potatoes is still dull, Notwithstanding arrivals
continue light. Onions are scarce and correa-
poudingly high. Other varieties OF vegetables
are dull with the exception Of asparagus, which
received two boxes this morning, which wero
readily disposed OF. Receipts Of Los Angeles
tomatoes have been heavy OF late. Salcs az
green peas are slow, az the stock is arriving Ii
poor condition. The fruit market ID still slow.
bananas were rather scarce today, but prices
remained unchanged. Mexican lines are scarce
at present, but the market will be well supplied
due Navel oranges are still in good demande
supplies being light. Seedlings are in abunr
dance.
PRODUCE RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS..
Produce receipts- Flour. 1000 quarter sacks,
wheat. 5000 ceutals; barley, 1900 ccntals; potar
toes, 600 sacks
Wheat si36l 4foi.s7f5 per Genital for stand.
ard quality: milling, 81. iotql AZ. per Genital,
Barley-No feed, 81 sss .e9i. %: choice, = 5ll<
Las for fair to good, and &l5ss69i. 90 for choices
oafs-snrprise, $-1q2- 02ia; milling, N9S42;
good to choice feed, $l.s7, s9l92s1: fair. $i.60A
LSo per GENITAL.
Corn-Largc yellow, 81 arss ,iSl 49, small yellow
si.s6l 4gi.S71a white, $i.ae (Dl.37la per GENITAL
OPTIONS.
Cali board sales: Wheat Buyer 1891, SLl71aD
I4..4, closing at sl.45ts; buyer season. eL411z0
14ls4, closing at &l.4ist
Barley Buyer 1891, sl.471s, buyer season,
$i.a6s<Gl.4s, closing at $l.4ek
FINANCIAL.
Drafts Sight. 171zc: telcgraphic, e75<A
Sterling bills Bank, $is2; commercial, IAN
Silver bars, 1oO9loi. Mexican dollars, 6lO02G
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Last Sale at IS Considerably Increased
ArceagA Next Year.

PuYALLur, Feb. f3.-fSpecial. 1.-The $3.50 bales
of hops which were destroyed in New York by
fire day before yesterday were made up Of
Pacilies, New York state and some olds, the
majority being Pacifics. The number OF barrels
OF beer which could be made out OF these hops
would be about 567 600, as only about one pound
OF hops is used to a barrel. The value OF them
at the average price of 80 cents would be about
$4,000. The last transaction that took place at
Puyalup was at Is cents a carload, changing
hands at that figure. There is no doubt that the
hop acreage will materially increase IN wash
ington during this season, as orders Tor large
quantities OF hop roots arc OF frequent occur
anee IN Puyallup-
NEW YORK MARKET.
There is q slightly increasing business on this
market and the late destruction OF hops by fire
has made holders of good lots more firm in their
demand. Quotations are as follows:
New York state, choice. Jde; New York state,
good TO prime, std3Jc; New York state, com.
mon to fair, 3odEs2c; Pacific coast, prime to
choice, 3Hos35c: Pacific coast, fair to good,
:so,sg:s5c; Pacific coast common, 30fns,ic Califor-
Mas, soc. Germans fvarious), JBGtrlc, receipts
on New York market for the week ending Janu-
6s.i7t bales receipts time last year, 81, l67
bales; exports for week ending January ~, %
bales; exports since september /, 1880 bales;
exports same time last year y 30 bales, imports
since September l, $50 bales.
LONDON AAEggT.
This market is firm. and only those who are in
strait circumstances are selling mnch. Almost
all the choice lots have been sold. and the esti-
mated balance of the English crop now on hand,
about 160oo bales, Is considered very light for
this early season Of the year. Holders have
strong hopes of "a rise In wines ere long. Pa
cities seem To be gaining little in favor and
price Quotations are IN f0llcws: East Kent
geldings, Is TO fi5 LIS; hid Kent coidings, 81
los 10 Ga rs; Norresf srr, 80 los 10 Els f3s
americans. eli to EIs; Caiiiofnians, IS los 10
afI. Bayarsans, 80 TO eli; Belgians. 81 6s to
& rS
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cHEHaLrs, Feb 13.-fSpecial 1-The Chehen9
Land and Lumber Company today cIOee0 = nvO
wears lease of their new hotel. the %. He!enes
TO Warren II. Leland, OF IS. Paul MI Leten0
In one OF the Leland family who have No. ~
their names famous a. hotel men. 1ne g,
Helens will be opened April !.
The Chehaii Land and Improvement Coz
many has rented the corner store In the lmpe0yOs
meut block to Z. Richardson, OF Tennessee, Wa
will put in $4,000 stock OF dJy gooee ~
clothing. He is coming her with visw = -
tablishifg q wholesale house.
Mrs. John W. Davis, wife Of the lAfo ro!Me
sentative who died at EllensburE. - eeyt9s
with her sister, Mrs. George t0lhArd.
several large sales of real estate hevS oe
contaminated this week, principally 1es4
street property. One lot was sofa ~ ~
whici, less than q month ago was SOLD - 49, VI
An effort Is being uf2de 10 build plank ~
through McFadden's addition for Dne 60
town along the Newaukum valley I'M
of the road is almost impossible ana -
road will be boon TO settlers. -.
ard reports that the new hotel u DOW rmnnl
and full all the while. Five new stose pu ~
are going u D and the contract has go - N
grading and planking several stfeeU <zs
r. J. laws the engineer OF the btenieysg
esde Il Eastern railroad, II expeeteu ous essS14
March 20 commence bic suI ~ ;h =. sssson 49,
hop given at the old operahouse o. ~ 4
The Northern Pacific are rushing -
their limo 10 south Bend They have g. 49,
first bridge and have almost nve ILL., III He~@
,aarbe5 the second bridge, the truss. w. ~
re already built and in the fre13hs z .s..11v
ties Tor almost ten miles OF the H. - 49,
on the Crouud Contractor We 49, 1-@3 3
and expccts TO have the lins m 49, ~
early n the summer
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MOORE'S REVEALED REMEDY

1t has been grand thing for me, for
it has cured me of headaches from
which I have suffered whenever ! be-
came chilled for the last fifteen years.
/ have suffered perfect torture for
twenty-four hours at time, sometimes
retching for three hours without any
rest, and unable to get help from any
of the numberless remedies tried.
Now am free from this suffering, for
at the first symptom of one of these
attacks ] take good dose of "Moore's
Revealed" and that is the end of it.
Ii has also cured me of constipation.
My husband says it has saved his life
and he wouldn't be without it. We
are both SO happy over it we cannot
say enough in its favor, and advise all
our friends to use it."
MRS. JAMES GLEASON,
Corner Twelfth and Jackson streets,
Seattle.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


LIvERPooL, Feb 3.--Wheat- Unchanged.
Corn-Demand fair for spot and good Tor ~
lures; spot, February, 81 k<d, 1xm; March, r
I'd, firm; April, s. Sd, firm.
FINANCIAL
LONDON, Feb l3--Closine Consols: M0ne1
81 3l6; money account, 81 6-16 u. 8. ~ 11XA
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HOW Do YOU ACCOUNT
For the Miserable Failures
Under the odd Practice
Of Medicine?
BECAUSE IT Is ALL GuESSWORK !!
FRIDaY HAsBon, March 10. 1890.

Dr. J. Eugene Jordan, Seattle, Wash:
Dear Sir-I wish to add my testimony to
the many other miraculous cures which
you have performed with your Histoge-
netic System OF Medicine. I was very
sick with pneumonia, sick unto death they
said, when your agent, Captain j. Ed
wards, of Lopez island, who was stopping
at my hotel, came to see me and told Inc
that be could cure me. | commenced to
take your medicine, which the agent al
ways carries with him, and can truth
fully say that / commenced to recover
right away. / also had very high fever,
which he gave me medicine for, and the
fever left me the first night and your agent,
who waited on me and gave me your med
icines every half hour, according to YOUR
directions, stated to nue. that it only took
% cents worth of medicine to break the
fever. The third day after taking your
medicine could get out of bed and walk
about the house, and have been steadily
improving ever since. The sixth day |
was able to get out of doors, and l think
alother week of your treatment will make
new man of me-
Please print this to let all sufferers
know that they need not fer any longer
if they only take your Histogenetic medi-
cine. With feeling of thankfulness that
by your valuable discovery of the science
of medicine you are able to relieve much
suffering, and for the unrc hitting care Of
your agent, Captain Edwards, / remain,
sir, very truly yours,
JAMES ROSS.
Proprietor San Juan Hotel, Friday Har-
Dor. Jan Juan County, Washington.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th DAY of March, 1880.
J. l.. FARNSWORTH,
Jns4ice Of the Peace.
VAsHoS, King Co., Wash. May %, 1880.
DR.. J. Eugene Jordan, Seattle, Wash:
Dear Sir--Your letter and medicine re-
ccived today, and l am glad to let you
know that the six bottles Of medicine which
/ got from you some time ago have cured
me of that awful disease, asthma, and
am glad to state that have no use for the
three bottles of medicine just sent me,
and am very thankful for your kindness in
sending me medicine by mail when need
it. have been troubled with asthma for
SO long and had given up all hopes of ever
being cured of it until | heard of your
wonderful medicines. and, as you know
wrote you for some of them. Hoping
that others may hear Of these medicines,
beg to remain, respectfully,
JOHN BOERSTLER.
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It's the genuine outbursts of grateful
hearts. Here is what one Of your
neighbors has to say: II want you
to publish my testimonial for
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Health is Wealth

DR. f. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
MEsr. guaranteed specific tor Hysteria, Uizxi-
ness Commissions. Fits, Nervous Neuralgia. Head
ache, Nervous Prostitution caused by the OF al
cohol or tobacco Nra3efulaess. Mental Depression,
Softening Of the Brain. resulting in insanity and
leading - misery decay and death. Premature Old
age BarEeaness. Loss Of Power in either sex, In
voluntary Losses and spernlatorrhoea, caused ov
overexertica O. The brali se.fahsse or over~!udai.
geGce Eaci, box contains months treatment
81 box, or six boxes Tor 50, sent by mail prepaid
receipt Of price.
w L GU y RA NTEE SIX BONES
To cure any case. With each order received by us
for SIX bottles, accompanied with So win send
the purchaser or written guarantee 70 refund the
uo,iey If tae treatment does no. effect cure
Guarantees isSaed only by KERKow BRos. Drug
Oh Yesler avenue and James street, Seattle, Wash.
Open al night
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-~T------~-+-
EASTERN MARKETS.
sew YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK. Feb 1;.--The stock market was
today duh and staenAnt, except In n few spots.
The stagnatIon is the effect principally OF a fear
that some free conage measure Will be rushed
through by hook or crook in the closing hours
OF the session. The market closed generally at
a shade under last nights prices.
Government bonds, dull
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
Money on CALL easy: closed ut 2. primo
mercantile paper. sal Sterling exchange,
Quiet aud steady; 6a-day bills, sfs6; demand,
81 ssl4 Bar silyer, i0ilt.
BONDS.
T. s. As treg) I'D ~. 5. as reg) 1oi1s
Il. 3. 4s, fcouponl. I'D paclhc Is. ........IoJ
T. 6 4tS's fcoup8nl. 1913
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fremont Building. GA Front 81.


Tho most widely and favorahly known specialists
on the Pacific Coast are stili treating with the
Surgical Diseases s and Diseases Of Gyc Ear noss
Throat and Chest. The doctors are regular gradn.
atss from the University Of the City OF New forS
New York. s-d their long experience. remarkable
skill and universal success In tie treatment and
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