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How To Save Doctor Bills.

Many doctors bin has been saved
by the use OF chsmberlain's cough
Kennedy. The name is household
word in many parts Of the country.
Chamberlain's medicines have an ex.
tsnsive snIe in the Worlds Fair city
and many people testify to the merits Of
their differen' remedies. For sale by
W. P. Swartz, Druggist.
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.
Best on the Market.

Do you want u good home on Evans
avenue within half block OF the city
hall? We have line 6 room brick
house with n 37is foot yard that We will
sell for only $500, 500 being cash and
the balance to suit the buyer. This
property is worth 5000 if it is worth u
cent.
We also have on Evans avenue I
room brick house on two lots which we
will sell for $500 $3.50 cash and bal
ancs to suit purchaser.
Here il another bargain; A four
room brick house on Evans avenue be
tween Arroyo and Mesa avenues on BIZ
foot lot for $1,000, $50. being cash and
the balance in monthly or quarterly pay
ments. This house has an east front
and is an elegant place.
Another house on Elm street near
brick on a 37is foot lot and will be sold
at 81, 40. $50. in cash and balance in
monthly or quarterly payments.
Lots in Steelton.
-Four blocks west OF Furnace street
can he had the lowest selling lots in the
city for the next 30 days. Your choice
of corner lots for $3.50 Inside lots for
SOS. each. Call early as there are only
a limited number to be sold. Will take
only from s25. TO $50. down and balance
to suit buyer These lots are to be sold
at half their real value.
For any of the above bargains cal
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Making a World Wide Reputation,

Chamberlain Medicine Co., of De,
Moines, is an Iowa manufacturing In
stitution and one in which the resident.
of the state look upon it with pride
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has be
come national in reputation and i.
known in nearly every household in the
state and throughout the great west
Its merits are becoming established in
all pats of America. For sale by W
p. Swartz, Druggist.
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An Impartial Judge

Bays the Missouri Pacific is the most
desirable route for all classes of travel
srs from Pueblo TO Kansas City, 6t
Louis and all points east Through
Pullman sleeping cars and reclining
chair cars Seats free) from the Rocky
Mountains to the Missouri and Missis-
sippi rivers Clsse connections wit b
all divsrgins lines VIM. Hegs, city
ticket assnt. telephone fo1
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They Will Have 1t.

The public demand through service
when travelling. 1t il old fashioned to
"change cars" On the through, solid
trans Of the Chicago, Union
Pacific d NsrthwesteYn lins frem or to
Chicago, Omaha and Denver. thers is
no change. This il tbs nnsst sad fast
est service between the PoIsts named,
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A Bargain.

A seven room brick house on Routt
avenue to be sold or traded at bargain
No cash required. The whole cost is
s2,375. A sl,3l3.79 equity will be
traded for lots, the buyer assuming the
balance OF incumbrance. The house is
nicely situated, has separate hall lead
ing upstairs, water upstairs and down,
Electric bell In the yard are 1s currant
and gooseberry bushes, IS grape vines,
evergreen tree, 12 fruit trees, 8 mapls
AhaAs trees and 4 Virginia cypress.
Wslk Aaxssd with stone. For further
,pasticslsrs inquire at the TNDIcAoR Of
acs
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Three Big Bargains,

Two 3 room houses on Box Elder
street, Bessemcr. to be sold on the
easiest of terms; also
A a room house on Arroyo and Elm,
Bessemer on terms to suit purchaser
There is big bargain in any of the
above named properties. Inquire at
the Office of j. J. Langdon, No Easr
G. street. t.f
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Ancient Order United Workmen, at
LeadvilIe, February a to 20, 1904.

For .he above occasion rate of one
and onc.ffth fare on the certificate
plan Is authorized, providing there are
fifty or more in attendance. Certifi-
Gates to be signed by W. T. Boyd.
Grand Recorder. and to be stamped BY
s. Brown, Soint Agent, LeadvIllc.
s. X. HoOPER,
Genl P. and +. agent.
ALEX JACKSON. agent, Pueblo.
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At The Grand.

Baroness Blanc, Feb. 13.
Frank Daniels, Feb. 30.
Around the world in 100 minutes Feb q
Bridget O'Brien Feb. 2s
OldHomestead, March 9-l0.
Modjeska, March ii.
Efiie Ellsler, March IS.
Louis Morrison, May 9.
Primrose and West, May ~.
Nat Goodwin, May 10.
Lolita, May IS.
Howard's Athenaum, June 8.
Joseph Jefferson, June 10.
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T.. w MERRITT,
Defcndant,)
The People Of the Stats of Colorado, to the
Defendant abo9e named Greeting:
You are hereby required to appear In an
action. brought against you by the above
named plaintiff, In the County Court Of
Pueblo County, State of Colorado, and
answer the complaint therein within twenty
days after service hereof, if served within
this County; or, II served out of this County.
or by publication. within thirty days after
the service hereof, exclusive of the day Of
service; or Judgment by default will be taken
agitnst you according to the prayer OF the
complaint. " Wv
acopy of the complaint be not served
with the Summons or IL the service be nade
out of the State, ten days additional 10 fhc
time specified In the Summons shall be MI
lowed for appearance and answer.
The sum ofmoncy and other relief dem
ed ln said action. briefly stated, IN that the
bonds oi matrlmony existing between said
PihintiH and said Defendant be dissolved
upon tile grounds of desertlon and failure to
support for more than one year last pest: /:
for the custody of their minor child tint
Plaintiff be allowed to resume her maiden
name and for costs Of suit as will more fully
appear by the complaint In said action. 81,
by mnde.
Given Under my hand and the sea, OF said
Court, at the city of Pueblo, in said County
and State, this 9TH day of Feby. A. d. fss3.
SEAL JNO. H. MITCHELL
Judge and Acting Clerk OF said Court,
BY e. MOORE,
Deputy Clerk.
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In Pullmans Finest.

A trip over the Missouri Pacific rail
way from Pueblo to Kansas City. St
Louis and all points cast can be made in
elegant Pullman buffet sleeping cars
and free reclining chair cars. For fur
ther information address William uogg,
agent, Union avenue bridge depot lcle-
phone l91.
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OF Importance to the Travelling
Public.
Before purchasing your tickets, ca.
at the Union Pacific ticket office, Tri.
angle Block, corner North Union ave
nue. and First street, Pueblo. Colorado,
Of rates, routes etc To all points
iiorth, South, East and West, which
will be cheerfully given.
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Savings Bank.

The Pueblo Savings bank is a popular
institution with the people of Bessemer,
and it deserves to be. 1t is good bank
to patronize and the men, women and
children OF the city are fast finding it
out.
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Quick time and through trains Of
fsred passengers and shippers by
the Chicago, Union Pacific 1 North
western line, 5an, Francisco, Port
land and Denver 70 Chicago.
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SUMMONS

STATE OF COLORADO. In the County
Pueblo County. court
HUGH p McMAHoN,
vs. Alias summons.
LULU MCMAHON.
Derendlut,J
The People II The State IF Colorado, to tge
Defendant u5Jys HZW-J, Greeting
You are hereby required to appear in an
action brought against ypu hy the above
named plaintiff. in the rouuty court Of Puehlu
complaint therein within twenty days after
service hereof, II served within this county
or, IL served out of this county, or by publ
cation, within thirty days nfior the service
hereof, exclusive Of the day Of service; or
Judgment by deinult VIII be taken ngainst
you according to the prayer Of he complaint;
If copy Of tn" complaint bc not served
with the summons, or II the service be made
out of the state, ten days additional to the
time specified in the summons shall be allow
ed for appearance and answer.
The sum Of money and other relief denan-
ded in snid action, briefly stated, Is that the
bonds Of matrimony existing between said
pInintir and said defendant be dissolved up
on the grounds pf dcsertion FOR more than
one year last past md such other and
further relief as to tho court may seem
meet MS will more fully Appear by the rom
plaint in said action, on file IL said Court TO
which reference is hereby made.
Given under my hand and the seal Of said
court. ut the city Of Pueblo, In said county
and state. this 2,th day Of January. \. u. 1888.
fsEAIJ INp. II. MITCHELL.
Judge and Acting CLERK Of said Court.
j3y T. MOORE,
Deputy Clerk
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81 am man that from my first,
have been inclined to thrift. Tim
on Of .ithens.
Correct! Save, and deposit in the
Central National. ,Tis the begin
ming OF wealth.
y commission man of Pueblo re
marked the other dav that the Gus
tom OF the merchants of Bessemer
is the safest he ever had, their orders
being heavy and the money always
ready. quite a compliment to Bes-
semer merchants.
H c. Miller & Co. will deliver
orders for groceries to any part of
the city ON short notice.
The quality and prices of all
groceries at II. C. Miller's will suit
you.
II. Horgrave of 1918 Film street
will leave in short time for visit
to relatives in Indiana.
Harry Baker, the we'll known
gardner in the western part of the
city is not improving from his re-
cent attack nf ery-ipelas and doubts
are entertained a- to his recovery
The Bessener bakery is first-class IN
every respect. None but the best bread
pies, cakes and dougIuut= made Fresh
candies and nuts also to be had,
1t can be safely estimated that no
fewer than 200 persons have been
added to the city's population since
the first Of last January.
you want hairbrush
clothes
tooth
good comb
call at the Bessemer drug store.
Ed Davis a former clerk of H. G..
Miller " Co. but now solicitor for
the wholesale house of Capt. J. $.
1 Thompson. has been made 2nd
sergeant of Co. c. of the state militia
at Pueblo. Ed Is favorite among
the soldier boys.
DR.. c.. \. Gregg Of No. 200 south
Union avenue will extract teeth without
giving pain. Dens AntI-pena does
/ it.
Call on Mealey Il Son for the best
photographs made.
I ]. II. McCade who had a plumb
ing shop on Summit avenue some
/ time ago but who moved to Pueblo
is thinking of returning again and
will open up in the building just
back of Miller IL Co.'S. store.
Genuine gold watches for sale
without jewelers. profits at Herman
/ & Shloss.
A full line of stationery and toils'
goods at the Bessemer drug store
Harry Young received word from
/ superintendent Martin one day this
week to report for duty at the street
car power house. He was given EN-.
[ ployment inside and stands good
chance of promotion as his diligence
and aptitude may warrant
Through passenger trains, through
freight trains, quick time via the
Chicago, Union Pacific & North
western line to the principal cities
east of the Missouri river.
Crockery, CnInaware and glass
ware at Herman & Shloss.
George Shear of 1899 Evans ave-
nue. is great chicken fancier and
no doubt has as fine lot of black
langshans as can be found in the
state. He possesses favorite
rooster which apparently is as great
Joy to him as Baby Ruth is to
President Elect Cleveland.
Are you going to New Orleans for
the Mardi- Gras2 If so. be sure and
see Agent Hogg, of the Missouri
Pacific before buying your tickets. 1t
will he to your interest.
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DENs ANTEPOENA.
Teeth Extracted Without Pain,

Teeth EAtrncLed WltnOuT PaIn
The greatest wonder of the nine
teenth century Dr. C. A. Gregg
whose dental parlors are At 200 south
Union Avenue has the right of the city
and of Pueblo county and will extract
your teeth without causing pam.
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If you want your clothes oleane,l
and rspsirsd, send o postal to 1928
Evans Ave, aud I win call for thsn.
+. =. ncCunpf.
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BOYS Clothing.

G. l.. l.. Gam & Co. nre selling
boys clothing at greatly reduced
prices. If your bop needs cap, a
coat or pair of trusers so to
Cams and get a bargain.
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The Missouri Pacific Uunion avenue
bridge ticket Office is the place to get
ehsap tickets for the Mardi-Gras at New
Orleans,
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POPULAR PRICES.

c. II. Quackenbusn & Son publish a
new price list this week Read care
fully and sec if you cannot buy of this
firm to YOUR great ADVANTAGE.
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SUM MONS.

'n Pueblo &c ecSa%SDo coantS In tes esnr' Gsun''
JENNIE MERRITT,
Plaintif,
T.. w. MERRITT, summons
Defendant
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The People 7f the St1ta # Colorado, 10 tge
Defendant a55ys nZr-g, Greeting
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George Shear of 1899 Evans ave.
nue is great chicken fancier and
no doubt has as fine lot of black
langshans as can be found in the
state. He possesses favoritt
rooster which apparently is as great
a Joy to him as Baby Ruth is to
President Elect Cleveland.
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Are you going to New Orleans for
the Mardi- Gras2 If SO. be sure and
see Agent Hogg, of the Missouri
Pacific before buying your tickets. 1t
will he to your interest.
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STATE OF COLORADO, 81 In ih" County
Pueblo County. court.
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MARINE NEWS.

TAroosH, Oct. As p. m.--rSpecial. l.
Cloudy; fresh west wind. Passed in--Brit.
ish sh Brodick Castle a four mast schooner,
and ting Holyoke. at 7:30 p. m. Sd; City oil
Puebla, 10 p. m. 81.
NEAH BAY. Oct. As p. m.--rSpeciai. l.
Cloudy; light west wind: tug Tyee in bay.
CIAILAx BAY. Oct. AS .. M
Especial CLOUDY; light west wind.
PrsnT. Oct. As y. m.--iSpeeisi. /
Cloudy; light west wind.
PoRr ANGLES, Oct. As p. m.-fSpe.
oial. Cloudy hight vest wind. Sh Glory
Of the Seas and tug Discovery in harhor.
PoRr TOWNSEND, Oct. 4-ISpecial. +
Arrived-Str City of Topeka. from South.
eastern Alaska; sch +. 8. Redheld, from
San Francisco, at Port Plakeley. Sailed
Sch Hueneme, for Guaymas; bk Bonanza,
for East London, Africa. To sail tomor.
row-Bk Enoch Talbot, Comox, for San
Francisco.
SAX Francisco. Oct. 4.-Arrived-Str
Truckes. from Portland; Wellington. from
Departure bay str South Coast, from Till.
amook bay: str Point Iona, from Cos.
mopolis: str Arago. from Coos bay.
Cleared-~Str Costa Rica, for Nanaimo.
LIZARD, Oct. 4 - Arrived -Columbia.
from New York.
PHILspELPBTA, Oct. 4--Arrived-Tlli.
nols, from SOUTHAMPTON.
GENOA, Oct. ARRIVED Fulda, from
New York.
LoSnos, oct. 4-Arrived-Wer
from New York.
NEW YoKK, Oct ARRIVED Majestic,
from London. Francisco. from Hull.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

The Wasp brought in tow OF logs from Ana.
oories last nighG
Steamer cay Of Topeka 10 expected In from
Alaska 40 noon today.
steamer Mary Ferley went on the vashou- Ia
coma route again yesterday.
ship spartan Is loading BLACK Diamond coal
al the Oregon Improvement Comranys bunkers
and the Usnatiisa is taking Franklin and New
castle coal.
The Great Nogthesns trans Pacific steamer
Crown OF Eagiand Is ex eeesed in on Sunday OF
Monday. ana preparations are being made 70
discharge her a, Bakers dock.
There are ave vessels leading lumber al
RlakeIy-ihe Golden shore. tho Katie Flicktn.
ger. the Comet. the john r. Miller. the Clio
bartta Bevcrsno-snd seven laid mp there await.
tug charters.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
rnK AELiSsrox.
RAIN s.r,iee 20 uon,- cr,.,e.

Hereafter. until further notice, daily,
EXCEPT Sunday. train will rGa from Ever
cit and Monte Cvisto aud retarn the same
day. leaving Everett at I'D a. ma, con-
meeting with the Seattle. lake shore c
Eastern at Suohomish FOR Seattle, arriv-
Tag. at Monte Cristo al 1910 :. IA. return
ing. will leave Monte Crtsto al 2. m. AZ.
rive AZ Everett at 6:i0. connecting with
the boat lines between Everett and Seattle
ard the Great Northern overland train
IRON the East.
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$500 EAE4&S&E~
Nkw foEx, Oct 4--Ths speculative sstu.ssoa
% me slock exehangs has sstsses down inro !.
game o. watch and wass. with wsshtnrtsn CIV
- tne point on which ali eyes are fred Tonsv
sns general feeling vas shas the sIExer r.re.I
nail Gaming gronnd and consequently ! -
gofay Oh Tie traders were On the bsasl sias 81 tsa
noase Al the sery opening today thers uas !
Hsenonsi deeltns. but Is vas only raornsrt.rv.
ano sellers became buyers. Rsaisx.tIons fos-
iowsa, Dat before noon tho upwsrd rnov~ment
was resumed Irwss net rntsl the snsI deal
lnxs nat sales 70 realize brought about . frac-
Honai icsa The general Gsss At N. close re-
cant
Governmsnt bcnds STEADY
bid. ~ s'0si' e'7<s
Bar silver, per ounce, 7p<e.
Aszesn dollars, ss,<e.
FINANCIAL
Msnsy % cais-Easy: closed offered at ~ per
ssne rnms mercantile paper 7gtle Per esnl
..srIne exchanEe-wess sfxfy-dsy hfis,
s%o<7<esAss; demand, tisf .9lsA
~ = g re0....... 10 IU. :. ss<s fregi -. -
y. y - kcoup3.... ITO fPaniAr ss Ia7
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded In the Aadftor.s omes
yesterdnr


Zeal estate trsrs&etsons srr-r gsnnxrv l. fszs
are s1-Szzsss< Thsre xera ased sur record yester-
.s5 - oss<ss- thu cossi1exxxsons sxgregssinx
s<sses- Following ss the Ilss - furnished by
0pof9es Irenczr & Ca. snsssaetcrs Of titles,
lao merry street. between Front ana second:
nsisss =. ssesssr 20 William Woods. lots , :
ana y Diocx - town of Re1toa. SIG
Asam cscks 10 Mary T. Ajax lots and 6
osssN ~. oods q shore div, Lea
MsoTe Lad Company Synd &c John Cor
1sil+ I0ls ~ sr1 %. EacrK - Anorisn6. tgDQ
SnAxiet II Acrxae 20 Annie Il Morgan, lot s,
b.osk z. Kirkland. sSn
Dsa Isrpzsy 90 r L Richmond. md y 10: 8
49, :. n . ssslns. u - ..
BLOCK :. ssss1 w2ils. asa
eIesTys IL Barber 20 Elizabeth Barber. lot 4
oinck Iomstosk's srpS. So.
SoEkKrgsnen's joint rt0cx AE~oei s<too 70 Sey-
more 4 Alaen, LOT n Riley & Rilsy's 20 Riley.
a u Birkman 70 George " Bsaekraan, Ios S.
BLOCK :. Israeh A 1hleG1x ant others, f3a
Carries DeIeosier 10 julius C. smith. rs< svss
nN1< -. p, S 81
isilsm Thomas 20 Ismes A. James, und l,
block IL Cornstoexs add. AaN.
Nu1i1n Iaor1ss 70 Jane A. James. und !.
nsS lot = block =. Bell & Denny, E.eo0
James A. Jans. % Mabel Thomas, lots !, :, &
ana :, oaock IA. Cosnstock's. fssaoa
James A. James TO William Thomas, und x al
lot. block Is Bel d Dsnny's~ $1,000.
Amelia =. bsymzn 10 William Hefysrman, lots
zsnd 2. block iis salmon u Psrk. ss50
This IL the best tins 70 wish snoeusluis Falls
and snoqualxEte hop rxnch- Both the nness
and iarzesf OF thsir kind In fhs word. Do not
tail TO take = trip nexs sunday. Fare only 81 for
.ns round xiR bee dispiay advertisement In
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% siightiy hixher. closing strsa~~~-
eomrSon- ssk 10: MIXED and rsrs.,. ~ -. -
pss1e nesyg sad eufchers wslwsss "a az
q y; assorted light. fss Gk9 $500
c1esp-hscsirfs. lxl0E k.s1 N.-<.s .~.t-.
- ssro0g Natives. G. 5o9l-s. Wsss~~n. - -
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Yke hrsEaese Of TIE past month with The Lead
iar sstbrsy hss been little II 81 all smailes than
fiat a. he sane month OF last year. notwith-
stsnaing NJ hard times and tho depression IN
The lumber trade, the chief staple OF the Sound
eounsry. Coiiecfsons are also reported TO have
hssn - good - In September. 1s92
re iobters hare struck q new method OF en-
the shingle men 20 carry on business.
o. n1kiog shipment the shingie men can buy
r6efs from the local merchant, endorsing his
III 4 lsding 20 him. The merchant transfers
~ tn Of isding 10 the iobber from whom no
buyst11 The latter makes the collections on Il
1huSths 5obbers have stepped In ths place Of
skeb4ats
he ost crop OF the skagit fats was nearly ali
tsma9ed b. the heavy rain OF tho last two
xssts. little Of ft having been harvested before
ne fains sci IN. so that there il little than
s1oueh 10 supply the local demand, and II may
bseoms necessary to ship from Eastern wash
iaxi1nl The attention OF the farmers has been
70 ssssn up with saving the Cat crop that they
hare gissn little time TO haling hay, and the
suYply coming In II slight A consequences may
- rood demand for chopped feed. the supply
q which II now almost entirely home product,
Eons eoming from California
Nhile the potato crop IL on the whole up to
he syeFage. potatoes are frmer and are selling
atiz By the car load.
Aesis are weaker. Dried fruits are siixhti-
afnsf on account OF heavy Eastern demand.
Canned tomatoes are firm, the inability of
nsny California Gamers TO secure money to
Aspdis the crop having caused a abort pack
Eies Il much hrmer, owing 20 the damage done
~ The storms in the South. Coffee ID also
sspneef, the Brazilian rebelllon having stopped
inports from Rio. Cheese and butter are
strong, the hot weather OF the late summer hav-
isf burnt mp the grass in the East and thus
hpnsht about tho usual fall advance earlier
IN IN former yesra
Among fresh fruits there Is q good supply OF
sfgiss and grapes. while piums aud pfunes are
ID such abundance that they are going very
eassp Good stock apples meet a ready sale.
fssfhes and pears are not coming in we'll.
Washington plnms and prunes are ut Q disaa-
vantage because they are not rs well selected
sns packed a. the California product. and the
sams criticism 10 passed on the apples OF this
sscssoa consignment OF two car loads OF
Concord grapes is expected from New York Mt
the end of this week, aud viii be put on the
market Al "a n haskaf
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BOSTON sTooK EXCHANGE.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
LONDON, Oct A--Consols, 9s LIED. Bank of
England discount rate. 81 per cent
SILVER
Bar silver. .925 iue, per ounce. SD
KYsLrsH GRAIN MARKET
LTvERrooL, Oct 4--Wheat--Holders offer
moderately.
Corn-spot firm; holders offer spsrlngiy at a
I'd; futures. steady holders offer snaringiy
October, - ia: November, Is 2s<d. December,
a SD
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Seattle Lake Shasr Il Exstsrn Railway Goa.
ranv are SOW r9aning excursion trains - Sac
qQaia8e Pals on sga2ays. Fare oaly 81 SOC the
Taaad grig spsesai rates al zay tine foe
naEuex see display sdSsstssn~ns - tais
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LoR CHARTER
srEAMEa rpAHo

ws-tv fsrnisase sad saaippsd sn1 especially
sfnessa for sxeurnsnx. Address Boz TIA or exsi
A. roora 81 starr Boyd haiidisx
L. u. BEoWSFfELn Master and owssr.