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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-05
THE DEMOCRAT FOX '93.

THE DEMocRAT greets its readers
with happy greeting for the Now
Year. and wishes them all the pros
perity and success that their hopes
Despeak.
Our intercourse has been pleas
ant during the past year for two
reasons especially: We have not
at any time had single moments
worry over the question as to wheth-
or or not we should be paid for our
trouble; for in every case the reader
had paid in advance and that set
tied it with us. Then our readers
have DOT been annoyed by q regu>
lar local mention every week OF the
fact that "many Of our subscribers
we're in arrears and we would be
glad for them to call In and SETTLE"
Our spot cash-in-advance system
has been the source OF this much
pleasantness between editor and
reader.
The DEMOCRAT has not made
anything like @stacks" OF money,
and so can not promise to publish
a sheet this year twice as large ana
ten times more interesting on the
money that it cleared last year. We
make no promises for the New Year
further than to say to our readers
that we will do our best, as We have
all the while done in the past, to
give them paper worth the dollar
they pay for 1t.
Many things will transpire this
wear in the state and national legls-
latlve halls which will be of special
interest to our readers, and of these
things we shall try to keep them
measurably we'll informed, at least
to the extent of our opportunity and
ability.
AS 20 business, there are many
things in the minde of the editor
looking to improvements in our
work, and the laying and perfecting
of plans for the same will only be
hlndered by circumscribed pat.
rOnage.
If the people of Scotland Neck
and our readers generally wish The
DEMOCRAT to do big things this
year they have only to do big things
for us and we promise to return the
compliment. We will meet halt
way for any proposition that our
readers will sanction.
If Scotland Neck wants to have
the best and handsomest weekly
newspaper in North Carolina, let
her just shell out the money and
we'll put in such an outfit as will
make your head swim to see 1t run
aud we'll send out such q pretty
and dazzling payer 1t will almost
hurt you, eyes to read lt-but 1t will
not.
>cotIand Neck ought to have a
better and heater paper than 1t
ever has had; but to have it, 1t will
have to turn loose a little bit more
cash, or words to that effect.
To all we wish a prosperous New
Year and hope to see them once
week throughout the year, and to
mc.nta.u the same pleasant rcla~
lions that hove existed between Us
for the year that has just closed.
A happy New Year.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-05

Thanking the public for their generous
patronage given to the old firm, we tender
our services to the same kind public for
the future, and bearing in mind our obi
cations for past recognition and hoping
to merit the confidence Of our friends IN
all our dealings, we solicit a continual
ton of their patronage and favors.
Respectfully,
Jan. 2, 1898. r. q. JOsEY Il Co.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-05
Dissolution NOticeI

The firm Of Edmondson 4 JoseY has
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business will hereafter be conducted
by r. c. Josey Il Co, All who are in
debted to the late firm Of Edmondson &
Josey, will come at once to the old stand
and arrange the same with either Of the
old firm. EDMONDsON & JOsEY,
Jan. 2. 1893.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-05

In retiring from the firm of Edmondson
& Josey, hereby tender my thanks
to tho public for the very liberal patron
age bestowed upon US and would request
continuance Of the Same upon the new
firm Of r. g. Josey 4 co.
Jan. 2, 1893. d. EDMONDsON.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-05
"Oh! for tho rarity
OF Christian charity
Under the sun"

This was q merited rebuke.
"Render therefore to all their dues:
tribute. to whom tribute is due;
custom to whom custom; fear to
whom fear; honor to whom honor"
A GENTLE.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WHAT THE LAW MAKERS ARE DOING
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-05
NOTICE

NORTH CAROLINA,
HALIFAX CoUNMY,
Scotland Neck Sownship.
=. E, Condrcy JUSTICES COURT.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-22


oAH xRAucIoQ7. June U--The m1eehanliso
mafkses wsss Gull under light deoanA. The
psooues nassesl Wsso steady and 0o1esoAsIy
active Vegetables vsss In hssvy supely.
Ysssh fsuits ast unchanged.
Poultry = duIkin young stock.
Butter y vsaAf Eggs ass arm. chsss ann
aud veal.
Potatoes ssA cs,ioas ere arm.
Pfcdues recesna-FIous. Quarter 1aahs. 1.sla.
Oregoo 49, wSsAineton 7,s4: wSsoa, esniais,
ASoA W0hiaoNia as7s: harley, esaSais, lo,ISs;
ct. csssal.: 80 Ovssoa 2Io2. WaalinGsos,
81; pesaies.. sssas. xsla Orssoo d
I.ons. Ws N,tees: Net cash prices 1os ls1ily
e.ssas: = 800 lss s.srsi; baksn' sxssas. -
nsat-Jes nSAssss IL quist the Demand hetne
ei@oet no1inets 1hippsrs are not dtspose4 .
PAY over eLx214 pr eeuta', while solns n0ts
tAsrs Is no i1ssi} ssion 70 press br.ipsG Hiliins
sfodse sell 81 afaags Of slgslst1l Is ~ ssstaL
sssiey-slow ssovsment Is sss rals with eess
Isr esnss ios $50 quality. and se1Se ioe ssoass
Oase-Dnli tra$ss. We quote - iolloUo: Our.
@ soosas n sso.s: s so.ns ss' !:
,:,s; sLisSL =; srsy. u NsL -; biass. Niso
y.l.o. s Tor . m ys..1. 30. .S
SlaoOLl71S Per 3snIai Tor white.
CALL soARo
Following are ~ sa,ss sscordsA q he eall
board today.
wAsat-Mors.:,g iafosmal session: Dscsmbss,
l0 toua. SlsGs: 100 tona. S.34ss. 900 tons.
Sl.N per csnta, Regular ssssiou: December.
60 tons. ol.3s; goo soes, 1srs l0o tons, o. ssgS
Ina toes. eI.xei 80 Sons. 81 3ss: seller issA
new, 100 t0ns. u -: 100 tons. l2S< psr ceuta.
boflsy-laloe,Tsi sesston: Seller iee3, now.
100 TINS. $50 D3cembss. 30 tons. ole Per csota.
Regular ssssionk SCOT. 100 TONS 79c: July. nsw.
IoD tons, s2sSc: December. so tons. Sos<c; 100
tons. Ole: 10 toys. sos: seller. 1898, rev, 100
tous. 81 20 per c.ntAi.
:. FINANCIAL
Drafts-On sight New YORK, Per 500. Sc OF:
drafta on New York, selsersphic. par eterliue
bliis-On LoodSn, AO-day bank. - So eight,
sASs: conmsfci+i, ASA
sllvss-Bars. ,;ss ouncs. si,<9slkc: Mexican
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-22

"oFEAN CROP PROSPECTS,.
Srom the Ssrseus CsuMtstee
ssateatc fAtturea Of MAENeata

&C.. ssee Il As yes 40 cslciaA estimates
L. sss q reses4s this year ase ohsaiasble
- ess<Ss'e~. oas 81 tie leading RsItisa sr-s.
fsr~rs. ssss taas The reera; essAsas.e q.
: - = sssa wheat erer% Witch place. ,se ys.sa
ssx, essssers. usaerstase! TIA aasnt.sy
ase ke,sfsss7sv assss iss .aAtesas al On
10 = s~a' he promise ~ nue yie5a ia Brit
~. ses'1saeY aa4 ske EssseFa xaa Narthera
49, '&sah mere than o.ses THE deaes. In the
sas-n ess, al rssaes.
s.s lsess IN SPAR - now nader TAI, head.
~ - sss ssssGs ~ wheat. esrAsv an3 cats
rs sfo7s c' wsa,e: ss:isy sui rye. Will
- ssosa Lay show TIA. The ytsla Of
!. va b goa. act scSree
StsAse iee eass ases,A wseaxAs havos
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-22
88A4 BsrArs Saba


Yesterday.
eesl OeaaD esansacslsas iron January I. IsJA
aeoah8lsosl. 1hsse vsso Aled foe rsessd yestef.
oay oss1s. IL considerations seyrsgasiaG
ssJoi2 Beatovtng b she liss - fufnishol b
Oesosse. 1sompse = Ca. shstfa0sofs 81 titles
II Ceeesy street. besweoa HTost and second:
WsteFn Land Company 70 Western Heights
Land Company. toes In Eucli6 aad 70 West -
etsle, p
+ 6. seots 70 Jama ekinnss. loes In Boz
90, oA
J. =. celnas - Gay q ssassls, sssss iee ssssst
pusp0ses, u
d. {. Hay % osesIs 4 vistus. ~ nv. ~ &
=, 3 u "a
b. G. Hey - 0eoeve 4. Virtue, lott = ana q,
block z Baiiard taSk odd. t9O0
Alex esswass 10 Nay J. stewart, lot 4 block
3D." Crows lss - xeoG el.o0o
y. Dunn to II. zssiss, Lots 10. II aud II
black 5, H.xe's add. Il
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MA "a asups sesMps vAanA UhiaA = - 80
iaeDofy g1oUn. m 10y esep = a1seausely
fuiool. aol sAe vegetable aad lsnit eso9s -
- wesSs ksoSa sos AAsy yoass evW w1lo
asonA Htoo vii ~ total ~
Aeeoe1iag 70 CS~nbsarAs Tsofs Cksruaw, ealy
Aaif esop OF s,,sss ana bastsy b expssas1 II
Esa1ee. In 500 bern Russia the yield e ho1
VIII HARDLY - siSmnca - usual, bus ~ sa1as
- freight 6eaSandsd prohibit sxpuek Il
Belgium what 4ye and oats are sul5oE1ne lso0
Asosgh- II TIA Danubsan pspytnens whoaa,
hastsy asd eoss sse growing veil In Egype ~
enanstty enA e,ea.iiy OF wheat ere exsol1sst
snd shsss VIII " good quaniiev a. hasisy.
bat IL quality Siil - only medium. Il Co.
neay Dooeeass yields Of wheat ~ ~ -
Dso01oea- In k}istsfa end Hungary I'll to
e1eps - bsiow Shs coodition Of snom q las1
yoas.
DrsGls. Jass 9--rhs Fameys cs,ene suy,:
The crop peespeeis In Irsland are more lsyoroh1a
thss IN Engiasd' The oas crop il eooa a. u
esndittoa ss poeSsoss b far above tn aveenae
weeas premises sell and On exce.isas general
harvest - IN vtsu. The only eomplaios q
asoueA y iram TIE ncfsh Of Ireland.
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Tee iifs ge-En And vfaai scrce 81 eaweea spe-
e7se lar ahe azxass Of esnefssten "a svasws lee.
Hssses sEza sssvrIssss exsssi = s~er Sssa ~th .
eEszf2ase< 81 szrw ~ ssx rAra 81 Mercy -
f9zse. Assa tiaS forfefs II u does no4 e~nsA yea
= - 81, SET -. s<aa rs~fase, rsaia sfsryes,
SD ~ :Tssx4,t ss$sress ssassAsa Rs1sax 40.
fsc. - sesss HsAaea. sssssss. wAsa. esswar,
Ae.aass Drag Co. WAosooase AescsA
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q - AIR brought 10 light very little that y
- = ssf - the market IL concerned The
- 81 nearly ever thing II about normal.
"A some kinds Of California Vegetables.
~ have RIM low - the time approaches fos
s.iSx 81 the next steamer.
a sasrries cell ~ 81 50 per crate OF tWsnty.
- saxsA, without regard 70 the locality 10
! eo1eA shxy were raised, although few crates
r eesSes natives brought el75 early In tie
- Tbs native berries are now arriving from
fI u = atnston and vashon Island, and he
go weather gives hops Of , ssasoa Of plenty
n.Ahau ferries.
fsAso>a have declined. and nov tho nov
- ssii II itS1iss cents per pound. whtis
81 lev old ones remain 20 81 csntA
;lbEss aucnmbsrs have declined from % 70 80
- PEI doxsn. wholesale. for the prime hot
~ pssduct.
0ssn.s grown in tho White river valley havs
Dsre1 In market OF courss they are yes
1s aad do not cell we'll.
= csasr respects the fruit aud vegetable mar
Dnmsins about the same AZ hssstofora
Ma season has brought development In TIE
ia frntt Jars In this city. In previous pears
sapriy has never been sufacisns - supply
ef.sie, but this season several new houses
= ga,.e into the business with the result Of .
Dng 81 prices that makes the taSA very cheap.
sae xind u In the market. and they ase nov
oa rstailed for 40. 70 and IS cents per dozsn.
eeslseiy. Tar pints, quarts and half gallons.
1.4t o. 20. u. % and u. 90 In former years.
sHirMexrs AND necsIrTs.
ossnr the last twenty Jour hours produce and
RsAsr Use have been shipped from and ~
A1sss 81 the port OF seattle in the following
Gkastss:
TDas.
1sAaD BY rail- aud water. ...............l ,tSS
aspn BY rail and water .................. Las
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BORT ANGELICA PORT TOWNSEND Dun.
Genees and seattle route
TINS CAnp
Fest Faaoengsr sad Freight propeales
= MONTICELLO
connssncias Tuesday. Nay ~. 1898.
Leaves daily excspt Nouday ~ foilowA: Seattle
Z m Townsend 1850: arrives Port Angeles
q m l.saves Port Angeles m: Pcgs
Tow . 80 D. m, arrives seattle 10 p M
iandiaga City Dock. seattle. Tfbnal's Dock, Poo
HATCH BROA
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Iavy Yafa Rouse-BssmsftaA Il
aad CnafiessoA.
olIAMER ELLlo


Rebafis aaa refarrishsA seovss Merchants Aoek
TUESDAY. thursday aaa saturday ~ m. -
Kis9staa i1fs ssAIhse. RAsxuS. roobecG. Lib
wasp Ia saIta. Hsestspast Uaioa City asd lister
Mediate posnfA AWNING 10 Inlan city ~ p n
IeAveA nzsn City Z =. Wednesday,. fE11Ag
- ooadAX arriving - seattle . 2 =
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DACIrIC COAST erEANDRHP COMPANY.
Dispatch steamers from seattle - follows:
Fer IAN francisco via Port ToWAseaa and Vic.
tcesa at .. m (pasaengsrs rsceived % ooAsd asA
p MI June 2. :. II, IL. ~. ~.
Fer AlAskA Tune 2. 7. II, a.
From San FrAncisco for Victoria ana Puget Some
persA ~ , = m, June 4. 3. IL, -. ~, a.
Tickets may - ossaineA 1T the o0eo - The oo0
rany, ~ Ocean dock. seattle
GosDALL. PKRKEys CO,
General Agents. sss fgAncaeoA
J. T. JOHNSON. r. 4 supt seattle
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NEgSHkAtssE
uous- aies stnd arm
s,gsse -s,p,,asts cio~ea steady, ar 10 - rcia,s
.nw, saIvs wSse - 80 tags. iacs n:sng June,
$50. univ StA ineia -. Aagass. 9.sS1A 10.
s.,-r,shsr. GA 3sals; ocsoser, 3AA spot Rio
DALI saA steady. 40 {. se'se
sesar-Ksw--Ssfm saa aess@ hsaasd-
rstrfy active ana srra
gNr,~.--sasasr LaSs. esa.eS
Is.t-oals,. Domestic. "a
Tsa-rirm: siSa.ta 80 i.sS BID. IN - aasst:
nl.tes arie, xsa sseaay. sreitsf. dull, Do
nestle. NA
.cs-Hx srccx FycHAS5G
HesvoS yansai---C.ossrG:
A,eni,sn "a. Mexican Caa;raI.. ~
1sispscae ...-S-. " SAB bse8o -~--s...
kaTiiasso ton. ss1s
csseAso LAVA srac&
CHfc.ao It.bt> a-Iasxs-k psA ikfsee.
r-srkes ssuiF .fI:s aas. lower al srsana. Top
rrgess. s. >ssS y, nse.san. - &eai-s: Texaas.
g. &x4A 81 rr.rse lat cows sna asitees. Nas8
-, S;Avrs, g. tss3- u
-gersipss. gasss. mark. sc:ive. srAxe
lower Mixed aat rAeksrs. r. sssr& -. pessas
hrSev xn! aGteIsr's wssSass. f. 100. %. AxEs,
r. &s,e1t
sheep Esees s,s. ls.ao. rzaFksi slow snS
lower. sAEyss. Is .sDAsa. Texas. &lasSAs %.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-22

$50. Leaves Seattle .7:9o . IN. i2:l0 D m
~~""sS' Leaves Everett. 0:A6 ui. 2.A0 m
Connects With boat for anohomish. Connocts
With steamer Flyer for Tacoma
Trips daily. Including sunday.
Loovss Colman dock. foos Of Coiumbta stgeeA
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION Co
CLAUD TROuP. FRANK w. 0OODHCE.
ProA Seer.
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SEATTLE
MEDICAL and SURGICAL
} DISPEySARY

-NOSOlOXEO nj -
Drs. Merrill 81 Merrill.
The most widely and favorasiy known specialists
On tbs Pacfnc Coast The doctors are regular cred,
uates from the University OF the City OF New ORR
Ana Of Long Stand oalege Hospital, Rrookiya
New YORK. and tasis ioag experience. remarkaoio
cure OF Chronic dlseases sntitie thess euaipens
phystetans to the full ondcencs at the af3iIssd
evorywheEa
NO matter what your com plaint. consult these
succssssal specsAiists. who are able 10 effect cures
Ia many casss 70 ai have hsen O r~lesa
They treat &C ENT1FtCALLH and ACC.
OEsSfULLY. cure QUICKLY and PER.
MANRSTLY PSsVATE. ELoou mn AKIN
hieEAsE>, NERVOUS DEnfLiTv AND oEX.
VAL DIsoRoERs. Pits. FisTULA AND
RxgTAL UfcfEe SYPHILIS GONoRKH0A.
0LFEr. Spsemaeorsh0A seminal WEAKNESS IloS6
Manhood, Nigns Emissions. beeAyed Facu!isss
kheamasiam. NsursiSsa. casrrh. Rronch,sia
As;hmA Tunors, Erupsions. salt Rhsum an1
srRICTCREs radically and safely cured WITHOUT
DAia OF dssent!or from buainess And cures guaraa.
tsed
az aesosmriee and tmpsdimsn,s 70 marriage
,xkrAIN AND POSITIVE CURE for -
avfa s0scss of early vice and the numerous svi0
shAs follow In its train
Lcns exper,eacs with unparalleled svecaaa =
shs Rest evidence Of . doctors akilL
OooEA0ES or - - y - also receive speesao
ossso,ion Gossalt pefsonea.y the OI.DKs4 Cd
0ass BxP ERlENCDD sPBdlALIsTo 6
- Cooea 90 wstse sssAlug stamp Uonsaiaaa0so
- 80 eon6deeNal rrs00as Dl00h, 90
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0e00oneong March 37SA paoseogoso loAvene
Spokane On MoedayA Wednesday, and ryidAyA
connect same afternoon - Nsrthpors with sasoaaes
axsivsns from she nossA On those dAye wti @ -
soctiy through 70 apokone. Axssvsn0 - B. % p =.
Daily service via this tine viii co0mooao aboQ1
April i0tA. when passsasses vii - sAssaoh -
o0mo 6oy.
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rual0aa 9sepene Cara Rle9sn4 Day cooeAes
80 1sese Palace Destng Cara between aeassaa O.
toaa 81 Chicago without eAaA1A Ccansss,aas
- I'll peiDes II IL Cnlsed Ssassa 90 Canana
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n0TRL AassvALs.

SHD AnlINor0l
" r Hagen, AnocoRe0 vs. Janoeoo, n Gamble
u Ctbsfg, san Fran II u Lea, Portland
NckAslane, eoabek A G Tucker, n 0lakelsy
o bull, Tacoma Duncan. Alnaka
G Pickett, New Yctk 8 = yenniuga City
"A Van Klu0k4w. Mich n Aaokest 1 ". leesols
L " David, Blaine J. II Jansen. Tacoma
Z Fsssse. Lowell Mn wiiliams. do
y Z Freess. 90 CIV Assnsden, do
@ B Addingtnn. Hemitn Smith, do
T. smith, San Fran Misc Atkias. W hseeoU
c Atkins. WhoecoW Misc l. G Ksrthne1, do
In 1895
All roads lead - ChieAga The Chicago, NIL
waukes 4 D. Paul railway Ioads The van. r..
eursion ystss 70 The wosld'e ioix
For Everett and al points On the Z. 4. n. c.
railway take tho 6oastle, Lake Shore 4 Eastern
train leaving seattle q $50 {. a. daily Through
connections from SnoAomieh. No oelay.
Through tickets cold at Seattle depot
Try Asoth Bittefs OF blood building fonic.
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Fer sr.i inesrnassec spriy - seAress Canada
SocaAs Il H. aSeaa %
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FIr ds Ts1 "rlrEA~
sEArTLR TO TACOMA
-Four reunl trips dauy except sunday.
In enc hear ana twsnty- ave OlnuAeA
TAE STEAMER "PLYER"
negulas daily and sunday sripA 8esesle- Taee0A
rouse, - follows:
IAKixo EDYDCY
TAURADAY, JUNE
rrH1 cADo.
Law Tocomo- 6 80. O:aA q. N, 3 O. 6:lo = -,
Leove SeAtns-S:l5. lf:A8 q m, $50 TOO 3 4.
sUxpAY.
Lsavo Toccma-0:31. ii 80 . m. Also = n.
Leave seattie-o 90 . N. 400. TOO p r.
Landing q n. P. wharf Tacoma and Co0ase
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ESQ Mel. nRowN. u. p. A..
SAaecavex, a G
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snsyxc srocKa
xRw y.,Rx srocx xxcuAxoR,

NEW YoRx, J,snc 2l--The stock market IVES
irregular in early trading and ~ Q rule lower
quotations prevS iled. The general list yielded
t.tek per cent. ysn light transactions The re-
duotion In poss!d rates OF sterling exchange In
ducsd parsia! recovery In Reading. but when
IL became knoSrn that Barring. Masoun Co
had ordered $4,000 in gold for shipments from
Liverpool 70 New York. the complexion Of
affairs underwe! ut = complete change. An i'm
provsment was stimulated by the ieiup In the
strinxeucy in ts nioisey market the rate tor call
loana having dr{pped from 10 20 &9t5 per cent BY
the advice from ~ sshinstou City regarding the
government interests due Oh July1 The shorts
were confidently alarmed by the change in the
situation and r}ished to cover. only to mud the
supply stocks ofering below the requirements.
A. q rule the ADVANCE was we'll maintained to
the close. Lackassanna boing the only one show.
Ing any imporsAs,s reaction. The market closed
nrm tn tone.
Government b!nds-Flsm.
Petroleum elected.
iSroKrs or GOLD.
NEw YoRx. june 2l.--owiug to the low rate OF
stersinx exchan sc, the fret gold i'm portation for
come time will lasve Southampton ior this port
tomorrow. Thes amount II $4,000. IL 10 re-
ported that &.cs.ooo was ordered.
FINANCIAL
Money~-On cesl-Aciivc. ranging from eco
paper. eos per cvat- sterling circumstance.
with actual buainesa in today hankers bills
~ Asi,.stslst: demand, ksa'A
team dollars, e5T;a
Ssw YORK. J,;ae a. ciosing:
Z. :. ss trvs, s.. 100. ~. 3 - tcoupoul. lio,l
L, ;. Is lres, .'iio, ss'sciiee Is .........'ios
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PUGET SOUND L ALASKA DIVISION


eeA0ers -ltty u xiugston" and sCtsy Of Seat.
0s make connections - Posa ToWusomd for pas
seagsEs going ffon nsiinsAam bay peiass - Vic
s0sta and return
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that of elf-respecting :men and women.
With this has. come an individual love
for the village home and the home village.
The thrilling history of many place, its
antiquarian marvels, its ancient legends,
folklore and even superstitions, are no
don savants. a deep and steadfast inter-
est of this sort is flaming up and among
them. 1t BODIES i'll to the alehouse. Along
with it surely comes an ethical develop
ment. They are beginning to share with
the historian, the artist. the novelist, the
vagrant wanderer like you and 1, per-
ception of the matchless beauty of their
environment. That alone is proving
mighty factor in preserving all that is
tender, sweet and sacred about them for
the exquisite delight of alien eyes.
EDGAR l.. WAKEMAN.
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A Chicago Restaurant
Keeper Confirms Els
Statement Of Cure Of
SCiatiCRhGumatiSm BY


Ee0 Haun, Conn.,:
Gentenen-I write
natsm eight and
sol
ally yapeedtat Now" this winter had
dowuth
ronghmyeg InHydepadonI
secdn,h
pounded
From Buffalo, nearly Nine Months Follows:
NJ Dec 1892
ao gru
n anc ntitw1ldo dohergood
Would Mr. Aot have recommended his
scaic rheumatism had ybyit2
al
dtess ssfor 5censn n nsamus
THE ATiLOPHOROS CO., NEW HAVEN CONN.
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WAKEMAN'S WANDERINGS.
More About English Villages and
Their FOlk.-III.

Exquisite Delineations of Their Habi-
tations and Environments Less
Head Ducking, Tuft Pulling and
Olden Brutal DIversion-The Home
Better Place Than Parsons Lawn
or Brawling Street-A LowIy Folk
Who Have Emerged from Sodden
Hinds to Self-Respecting Men and
Women.
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Face Bleach removes freckIes. moth patches,
tan, etc. Her Hair Vigor cures al scalp
humors; prevents hair falling out; keeps 1t
fine and glossy. Soii by FRED KOLLIKER,
Druggist. Sixth and streets Sacramento.
For any special or complicated bIemish OF
the face and form, write to MRS. NETTlE
HARRISON, &c Geary street, san Francisco
Superhuous hair permanently removed.
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WHEN the hair begins to fall out or turn
gray the scalp needs doctoring, and we
know OF no better specific than Halls
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer.
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Eastern and Foreign.

NEW YORK, April 2Sth.
WHEAT-75zsc for April; 1876 for May;
7zsSc for June; &C for July; So1sc for August
SIG tor September; S214c FOR October; S41$c
for December.
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- . Nv EhPUOL, April 2Sth.
WHEAT-More disposition to buy. CalIfor-
MIA spot lots. 5s lid; of coast 2gs Sd; Just
shipped, 30s Cd; nearly due, 29s Sd; cargoes
off coast, slow; on passage, very little inquiry:
Mark Wheat, quiet but steady.
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CHTcAGn. Anril oath

WHEAT-711Sc for April, 71sIc for MAY.
749sc for July, 7619c for September.
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Meat Market.

Following are the rates for whole carcasses
from slaughterers to dealers:
BEEF-FIrst quality, &c; second quality,
5g512c; third quality, 4@5c 2 n.
CALN Esq Quotabie at 4G7c p n.
MUIIOS-Quotabea at 514961ac 2 ID.
thanksgiving, 717'qs1zc p 70.
POhk-Iive Hogs. on foot grain-fed heavy
and medium, 6I.9 61.c; stock Hogs, $40
SIC: dressed Hogs, 9(G91Sc p D.
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WheninDOubt
LOLA M0NTEZ CREME.

Use Mrs. Settie Harrfson's world
- OA renowned Toilet Articles.
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LOLA M0NTEZ CREME.
The skin Food and
Tissue Builder, makes
ladies' beautiful an d
look younger. Prevents
with ering,
aging aud drying OF the
skin, keeping it healthy
and natural. That Mrs.
is not afraid
\ to use her own prep
- arations and retains
= her youthful beauty
proves their excel
III ience. The most re-
Siined give them the
highest praise. Her