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Badness hLsEDITERY.
- Stss Hairdrc~ser In "a Learned Dis
eour.e on The subject.

- SLss IA IIairdrc~ser In u Learned Dis-
enur.e on the subject
"Nh~ut bald hrads, nov, said u bar
dresser Who pr9tc.-ed 10 know all abont
hirsute deficiency and is can~cs, "they
are as much due to heredfy as are
red heals, black heads. curly heals
u heads that are not curly And
why are men 50 commonly bald and
women bald 50 uucomlnonly: There
IRE doctors and men Of science who
POINT 10 that fact 10 strengthen Their
;sell known high hat theory of bald
urs~ They affect to believe, and IN
si-t on their belief. that the high silk
hat and the hard felt hat are responsible
f5r must OF the haldhradcd men. the IN
Welding pressure Of such headgear con.
stficiing tine blood vessels which notf
iah the hair bulbs, aud thus destroying
their Vital properties, the result bcqus
death of the roots and unavoidable
capillary seaulinc-s. Women. say these
scientific spectators, do Lot injnre the
vi i of their hair by such means, and
thus are rarely chronically bald
"Mdyse they are right, hut | don be
iieve It. Everybody kuowJ that m8n,
as the head of the family, liz, 10 go to
the front aid stay there in de capacity
of The breadwinner. Tie strain of lie
comes the most severe on the man III
that respect He it Is who suffers the
anXiesies and battles against the disap-
pointlnents of business. speaking Of life
in general. What makes men prena
turely old: Just these anxietics and
struggles. If prrma,urelv old, why not
prematurely b..ld. which Is IL natural ac-
compartment Of uutinlelv age: Woman
has, lgss brain stress. Her svlnpathies
with the man in his struggle may be
greatSand usually a1e. but thcy do not
make the demands on her organization
that tell SO severely on the system Of the
man.
Il account for much badness among
men by tins theory of nervous cXhaus.
ton, but then what viii explain lis prey
alence among men whose circumstances
do not require them either To indulge In
business anSieties or undergo business
disappointments: Thus we see the easy
going man about town, not yet in his
prime as to years. with no haunting
thought OF tomorrow. Yet as bald as his
grandfather was at seventy. We see the
pampered child of fortune, son 1T Il mi
| lionaire father. who tuils not, neither
doth he SPIN. vet Elijah, whom the bad
boys Knocked. II the same time the she
bears came ont of the wilderness and
dinel upon them, WITS not arraNel Ia
less hair than one OF these. Sa.ue might
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q. W. Savage is to be the Democratic
candidate for Representative to the legiS-
lature this year it appears. the caucus of
his own town Bingham. to which the
nomination goes, giving him ii delegation
by a vote of Is to Is and inStructing the
delegates to vote for him in the district
convention.
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Number 3.
\ Bright speech.

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The various towns of Somerset Count
receive from the State for the year ls92
the sum of 23.025.90. This comes from
the tax of mill upon each dollar of the
State valuation and tax upon savings
banks. The number of scholars in SOM
crsct is returned aS 9.9IS.
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Here i, Il market for II l.9ll,lGt rs
six articles. Paste these official figures
in vour hat. somerset farmer. and When
Il free trader get to running his trotlN
declarations ii the mouth. fire them n
him
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Disembowelied by IA Bull.

ENGLEwooD. y. J., July l3-Samuel
Martin, 10 years old, was gored to death
ny vicious bull. One lunge of the ami
lhal completely disembowelied the unfor-
tunate youth. The bull was put to death
by shooting, but it required forty-siX shots
before he succumbed.
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Governor Burleigh and several friends
from augusta are spending few days
nj Mooschead Lake.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

For Senators,
ISAAC o. WINSLOW. of st Albans.
OMAR CLARK, of Carratunk.
For Clerk of Courts,
NEWELL w. BRAINERD. of skow hogan.
For County Attorney,
FRANK W. HOYEY, of Pittstiel
For Judge of Probate,
TURNER BUSWELL, of Solon.
For Register of Probate,
NATHAN FOWLER, OF Skowhegan.
For Sheriff.
THOMAS r. ABBOTT, of North Arson.
For County Commissioner,
GEORGE II. CLARK, of Skowhegan.
For County Treasurer,
ROLAND T. PATrEN. of Skowhegan.
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ENTERED AS SECOND CLASS MAIL MATTER,
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Shipping Intelligence.

PoRr TOWNSEND. Sept lL-lSpeciaL f-Ar.
rived Chill bk Augusta, sixty days from Mol.
lendo, for Tacoma: Br an Lady Lawrence,
seventy-four days from Talcahuano. for Ia
coma; sh McNear, fifty days from Salinas for
orders: SD Topgailsut, from Honolulu. for Port
Blakeley.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept Il--Arrived-Sh Nor
wood, stonsen and Melpomens.
QuERSsrowS, Sept u--Arrived-servia, from
New York
fHILADELrHTA. Sept Observation-Disclosures
ban. from Glasgow; Illinois. from Antwerp
NEW YORK. Sept Observation-Disclosures, from
Liverpool; La Champagne, Havre and Cher.
bourg.
GLASGOW, Sept Io.--Arrived-Nestorian, from
Philadelphia
QUEENSTOWN, Sept. IL -Arriyed-Lord Give,
from Philadelphia; Arizona, from New York.
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steady; good demand for export grsdes Best
natives, $o.c0t9a 80: choice. s4SNI4 -; others.
s. 7SEi25; Westerns, SS00l3i0o: Texans, s. Is
O.. 10: sfockers and feeders, s20s6sa7 as
Hogs-keceipts. 1915 o; steady. closed weak.
Rough and common, 81 sogIai5; packing and
weights, s.. 4ss5.S5: light, sI9at4S4S
saeeD-Receipts, l,Sl0: market lfeiese and
sc lower than on thursday. Wsthers, Aesa
400: mixed, s+t&0s4 30: fat ewes, sS7SsA75:
led Texsns- sS.7aes425; Texans, sS2SGlio;
Western, S. 7SAL3a
BOSTON STOCK ExCHAyak
BosroS. Sept. l0.-Ciosing:
Atchison. ........ 81 tSsn Diego. Il
Burlington 81 Ball Telephone. 20A
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(tIrY TREASURER'S NOTfCE-NOTICE Is
~ hereby given that the assessment roll for the
Improvement OF Johnson avenue created by
dinance No 2,172, entitled IAN ordinance to pro-
vide for the improvement Of Johnson avenue, in
the city of Seattle under local improyement dis
tr.ct No. 25. from west line Of Lakeside add to
Lincoln avenue. by grading and constructing a
sidewalk on each side thereof" has been certified
To me for collection aud that unless payment be
made of such assessments within thirty days
from and after the date Of the first publication Of
this notice such assessments shall become delin-
quent and shall bear interest at the rate Of 10 per
such assessment shall have become delinquent a
penalty Of per cent. shall be added and the
sums delinquent shall be entered on the annual
tax roll for the current year against each lot and
parcel so delinquent and. with interest, collected
as other taxes. anc If not paid within the time
fixed for the payment OF city taxes shall be col
lected as such taxes collected. and each lot
parcel SO delinquent shall be sold for the amount
OF such assessments. with interest and costs. Mt
the time and In the manner and by the same au-
thority as lands and lots sold for city taxes.
ADOLPH kRUG. City Treasurer.
Date of first publication, seattle, WASH, sept z,
1892.
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CITY TREASUEER'S NOTICE-SOTICE IS
~ here by given that the assessment roll for the
fmprov elnent OF Aldine avenue, created by ordf
nance No. 2,lS8. entitled An ordinance 10 pro-
vide for the Improvement Of Aldine avenue in the
city of Seattle, under local Improvement district
No ~, from Johnson avenue TO the north line OF
Rosedale add, by grading and constructing side
walk each side thereof has been certified TO
me for collection, and that unless payment be
made OF sucn assessments within thirty days nom
and after the date of the first publication OF this
notice, such assessm,, nts shall become dellnquent
and shall bear interest at the rate of 10 per cent
per annum until paiG and If not pa ID before such
assessment shall have become delinquent pen
atty OF per cent shall be added aud the sums de-
linquent shall entered on the annual roll for
the against each lot and parcel so de-
linquent, and, with interest. collected rs other
taxes. and If not paid within the time fixed for the
payment of city taxes shall he collected a. such
taxes co lected, and each lot or parcel so de-
iinquent shall be sold for the amount OF such as.
sessment. with interest and costs. at the time and
in the manner and by the same authority as lands
and lots are sold for city taxes
ADoLPH KRUG. City Treasurer.
Date OF first publication, Seattle, Wash, sept 2.
1892.
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MINING STOCKS.
EASTERN MARK ETS.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE,

NEW YORK sIoNk EAChANts.
NEW YORK, Sept. I0-Activity in Reading,
sugar and New England and some of the gran
gers saved the market from utter stagnation.
which was generally nominal fractions lower.
The close was fairly steady at fractional conces-
sions.
Government bonds-Duli and steady.
Petroleum-October, closed, 55skc.
FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK, Sept lo--The weekly bank state
ment shows a reserve decrease of $2,sf9,000.
Banks now hold Sl,7o2,00O in excess OF legal re-
Quirements.
Money on call--Essy: closed, offered, Sc:
prime mercantile paper, la(G6c. Sterling ex-
change-Quiet and steady; <Ls6ll for sixty-dsy
bills; ASA for demand.
BONDS.
q. s. A coupon. us Pacific IS. 1o7
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
HOLIDAY ON PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

HOLIDAY ON PRODUCE EXCHANGE
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 1o.-There were no
grain quotation today, as the Produce Exchange
adjourned from last Thursday until Monday.
WOOL MARKET.
Wool-Spring: San Joaquin, years fleece,
good condition, per h., ll(1l2c; san Joaquin,
years fleece, poor condition. 9(9l0c ak mouths
fleece. fair to best. lo(Gl5e; Nevada, lSfsl7c;
Fall-Southern lambs, good to choice. So Zoe;
plains, 6lDsc: mountain, free, 9Gl2c; mountain,
defective, 7(G9c; Northern lambs, tree, lS(tl4c;
Northern lambs, defective, 19Gl2c.
FINANCIAL.
Drafts-Sight, Zoe: telegraphic, 121sc. Ster-
ling bills-Bank, AS7; sight. &Issla; CONNER
cial. AS5}1. silver bars-S3aa G1s3l2c. Mexican
dollars-oa] 4D671s &C.
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VOICE TO CONTRACTORS.


T.n0po-AI.s WANTED SEALED pro
L posal< in duplicate, viii be received BY N
h,srd OF trustees Of the Western Washington Hos
rial for Insane until October 3, 1892 st
e'eIock a m. for furnishing the supplies herein.
sfter named, delivered NJ Lake View station ar
sretIaeo9m wharf In one shipment within 20 days
sfser award Of contract Everything TO he of tex
eaaty and. when 50 designated samr,les re-
eu;rpd Goods found to be inferior TO SAMPLES bv
which the award was male will be returned Al the
expense Of the contractor. Separate bids viii bs
received for groceries. dry goods -four and feel
srin,s and oils drugs. meat, hardware and other
xxrtcies not here enumerated. duplicate bids Ara
required written in ink and prices carried out
samples TO be labeled with some character 10 zen
rr.er1t the name OF bidder, not firms name One
fgarth cent per pound advantage will be given per.
sons bidding to deliver fresh meat az the hosntaal
t,,chea Bills for goods fur ished will be maid a.
soon as al appropriation is made by the esis
which meets in January, 1893
Bids TO be sent 10 W. j. Fife secretary board Of
trn ,teex Western Washington Hospital for In
sane Fort Stei.acoom. Wash, and mArxed ssSealed
Proposals for Supplies"
The reserve the right TO reject any or all
bids and bids will be received from firms
outside Of the state OF Washington.
GEORGE d. SHANNON
A. Il. STEWART
w. J. FIFE,
Trustees Hospital for Insane OF Western Wash
inzfon.
Yort SteIacoom Wash. Sept 8, 1892.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL OF LOCAL
IN improvement district No. 30. for the improve
ment of Carroll street under ordinance No. 2. 25l.
and hearing thereon.
Notice is hereby given that the assessment roll
of local improvement district No. 80 for the inn
provement OF Carroll street, from the north line OF
Choate street to the south line OF Randafs second
addition to the city OF seattle, under ordinance No
2.25l has been reported 10y the board of public
works the city council of the city of seattle aud
IL file in the OFT &c OF the city clerk, and the
is open for public inspection at SAID
Office and will remain open for inspection unit.
Friday September 30 1892, at O'Clock p m. and
all persons interested are hereby required 10 APP
pear before city council in JOINT session TO be
held in the council chamber of the house OF dele
gates in the city hall on Friday, the Both day OF
september 1884, At so'clock p ni and make OBJ
lection thereto. Al said time 80 fixed the city
council will nsider any and all objections made
and will make such corrections in said roll as II
deems just and viii then deduct the amount of
such cost sessed against street crossings (which
shall he paid from the general road fund oil the
city, and will then by ordinance approve such roll
and levy and assess the amounts thereof against
each parcel aud lot shown In said roll! and declare
the same lien thereon said matter may he al
journed to q later date if ordered by the city
council 8EtkiE j. sIpNEMAN,
City Clerk the city OF Seattle.
Date OF first publication September 3. 1892.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
FINlNulL

LONDON, Sept i0-Bar silver, So S-ied. Con.
suls, 96 lS-i6i. Bullion gain balances paid
into Bsak of England today, f23.0oo. BANK Of
England discount. per cent
Several failures in the cotton trade sre ex.
pected a the Preston district. The balance
sheets for the past quarter show heavy leases.
The proposal to work three days weekly at .
reduction OF 10 per cent in wages until the
trade mends Is growing in favor.
BRKADsrUFFS
LIVERPOOL. Sept Standardization offer
moderately: No. , red winter. steady, So Ilta3:
No red spring, steady. 6s II I'd.
Corn-Holders otter sparingly: firm: spot and
a. lid
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CITY NOTICES.

(Nff TREASURER'S NoTICE.-SoTICE Is
- hereby given that the assessment roll for the
improvement OF Gould street. created by ofii-
nance 40 2,IfS. entitled "An ordinance TO pro-
woe Tor the improvement of Gould street in the
city Q, sea tie, under local Improvement district
NO "a, from the west line Of Lakeside add to Lin
CON avenue, ~ grading aud constructing q
sioewalk on each aide ttser sof." has been certified
20 me Tor collection and that unless pay ment be
made OF such assessments within thirty days from
ana AFTER the dste Of the first publication OF this
notice, such assessments shall become delinquent
ana shai bear Interest at the rate OF 10 per
per annum until paid. and IL not paid before such
assessment shall have become delinquent pen.
atty OF per cent shall be added and the sums de-
llnquent shall De entered the annual tax roll for
,he current year against each lot and parcel so de-
Iihquenf, and, with Interest, collected other
taxes. and il not paid within the time fixed for the
payment OF city taxes. shall be collected such
taxes are collected and each lot parcel delin-
quent shall be sold for the amount of such
ment, with interest and costs, at the time and In
the manner and by the same authority as lands
and lots sold for city taxes
ADoLPH KRUG. City Treasurer.
Dete Of rst publication seattle. W ash, Sepiem-
Der z, 1892.
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CHEAP RATES East.

The Union Pacific system have decided to
make greatly reduced rate % Washington, ID.
g On accouat of q. A. X. sncarnprisnk TleA Is
will be on sale from : SEPTEMBER ~ 70 IL 70.
on A. {. Martin, ticket agent 100 second
-
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pRornS AIS FOR C0SsTRCCTISG PILE.
:, tFcAh aa; stone d.keS snd dredging IN Nli-
sseA river - ash ntttd states engineer vffscs'.
-'e o. tb.sA ~treti. Portland or, September !,
trsz-Seaie 81 proposals ia trspitcate VIII be rc-
viewed - th.s .lCs uDti II DEL ck fnts'a sand
- Time tStoasE ~S2. for constructing ~ q.
tfsSA Ana stuae GlAes and ire-S : ~ rs " apa
.ssess Ash Tns AtteHs.on II cltefs y inNileG 20
~ acts % roHErvsS approved FEBRUARY - 1919,
80 - ftafusrN IS, 49,, as pfiNtel IN - -
f>ss So sHd o. "a. gsee ala, tNtKs,t stsa~s
s.~aGles Al IArya PR specifications farnss ~
~ A@d O ker Information ReFly a. this Cree
THOMAS " ~ MONS,
Captain. Corps Of kas iaesSs.
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THs soRrasRv.
Excursions to snoquaimie Falls.

:2for round tri,, on Sundays. limited tn ds.s
ofsale $50 for round trip, throe-isy tickets
TO he fold on SATURDAYS special rates for pas-
ties made on application to me. Ftnstr nsh-
ing; delightful resort; good hotel I y Ma
deau GENERAL Agent
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CITY TREAsURERS NOTICE-NoTICE Is
I I hereny gixsn TINT tae Assessment roll for the

(NITY TREASUREHS SOrfcE-NOTiCE Is
~ HEREBY given that tae assessment roll for the
Improvement OF Lincoln avenue, created By ordi-
nance No. 2.lT3. entitled An ordinance TO pro-
vide for the improvement or Lincoln avenue IN tue
city of Seattle under local improvement district
No. 23 from Johnson avenue to the north line or
Rosedse add 10y grading and constructing a side
walk on each side thereof" has been certified 20 me
for COLLECTION, and that unless payment he made or
such assessments within thirty days from and after
the date rat publication Of this notice, such
assessments shall become dell nqueDt anu shall
bear interest Mt the rate OF 10 per Gent. per
annum until PAID. and II not paid before such
assexsment shsll have become delinquent penalty
of per cent shall lie added and the SONS delfn-
ouent sh all entered the annual tax roll for the
current year against each lot and parcel delin-
ouent and with interest. collected as other taxes,
and If not paid within the time fixed for the paw
nent Of city taxes shall ne collected a. such take
are collected and eacn lot or parcel so Delinquent
shall be sold for the amount OF such assessment
with interest and costs, at the time and in the
manner and by the same authority - lands ana
lots are sold for city taxes
ApoTPH kRrG. City Treasurer
Date of frs. publication, Seattle, W ASA, sep
ternher T. 1892.
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The Nortfara Pacific railroad affords un-
f,srtaf,se iDuroey 70 all fsoln.s East. South ati
soutse.4t TssfDs rna through 70 Chiesgo
v ifg,o,I, change, and connect al So Paul AID
scutn AID southwest. lie sure your tickets
read over that line ]. A. Nadeau, general sgsaS.
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money can De saved by buying European
.tsarnsalp tickets outward ani prepaid. az N,
Northern Pacific city ticket 0ice. Seattle W ash,
agents Tor ali aasz.
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BAR SILVER.
NEW YORK, Sept. lo.-Bar silver, s3asc.
MERCHANDISE.

MERCHANDISE
Hops-Oniet and steady. Pacific 21GJ2sc
Cofee-Options closed Drn, 900 points
Nd safes were "a, 20 bags, including septsm-
Der sla 75sttfS 50. November, $i3.3I9la60. spot
Eio-Dull and firm. No. J, ltc.
sugar-Raw-rfifma aud quiet Fair refining.
&c bid: centrifugsls. 90 test, ALEC bid Refined
Firm; iair demand of a." 4ssfdi lice:
mould "a" 5 g lGtt5 s-iSc: standard "A" 5 lilo
G5 glsc; coniectioner's a" l5-l6tS5 lice; cut
loaf s,szaD5i.e; crushed, go tac; powdered.
s. .6G5i.. graduated. l-ioegj bloc.
Isad-steady; domestic, 81 l0Jt i2lz
Tin-Quiet and steady; straits. so-Sot420.fo.
CHICAGO BOARD or TRADE.
CHICAGO, sept. i0-w heat-Opsned weak on
repor,s Of numerous cases OF cholera in New
York aud increase in visible supply; reacted on
REPUTATION OF the existence of cholera in Chi
cago unsettled weathe! ia the Northwest and
abroad TIE opening was about 1 cent lower;
then declined shade; then advanced with
trivial fluctuations &c. closing about K per
cent Better than yesterday. Receipts were 49,
o0 bushels shipments. $4,000 bushels.
wheat-Flrm; cash, 7St+e; May. see.
Corn-FIrm; cash. 4.c; May, Jiize
Oa,s-Easy, cash, 81 Sc, May. $40.
kye-J5tzc
BaFiey-6Je.
irnoihy-si.57.
Flax-sl "a.
Waisky-N.f5.
Pork-Easy: cash, sl0ao: January. sl20e1x
Iard--Cash. t7.s-iz; January, 3az1s
snouldsfs-sS 2 fsss 90
snort cens-f sl,ss5.s5
short ribs-Ea.ys cash, s7.75; january. 81 ~
CHICAGO LIVE sToc1.
CHICAGO, seph ACCOMPLISHMENTS, S,0o,