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E Esdsss, lsNTscc; choice soaa.oxe; fancy
S apsbe basis n' ~, lSc h. cases gNgn Sc; Ar.
cases ca. 22.o5c; Mocha and Java fancy blend
c, cnAcsK X. ,I. b. e. soda s,se. lemon
&c; Daisy oyster eJac; vanilla waters l4c;
,s TISuR TS,ii Wave 3; $40; Seq r.,ry,
re -four 60: pGmpsrnlksi f ss5c bag Carload load
lots loc less per Dbl: special rates for
.FARINACEOUs Go6Ds~Grits. HON.
my and cream meal. IN barrels. s275sf2 IS;
pearl meal. in 40 ID. sacks, STOOLS per
per case; American vermicelli. ID. pack
,ma,SSaroni; american, 10. Tic; loose nc;
ported spaghetti 9tyc.
., rlSi- Mackerel NO. !. In 10. ID. kits,
Si;som i:ao; No !, half bbls., $500: sardines,
Yards, s2,7om2s5: salmon. river trout, ex-
ira No: |. 20 III hall bills. so: 10 IL kits 81.
., HlAMs-standard 1oMdio,sc; picnic hams
HoNEY-In 90 lb. cans, extracted, &c;
IN comb lie; - III. cans, extracted, i0c.
ILARp-Refned tierces. compound 5iiel
s,S-Sc; leaf sic, 30 lib cans &c higher
than tierces; 10 lb. cans. &c higher; . 10.
MoLAssEs- Centrifugal fair. lsm2oc;
BAISINS--California t. L., boxes 81. sea
i6o; crown l.. NJ. raisins, 80 Id. boxes,
4qihc; crown l.. NJ. 50 ID. boxes 4lti4c
R!CE-Extra fancy head, new 7-Sn5c
ss,hlo'ce' SAH4c; fair. Sls93%c: prime. 3Ag
oRoPE-Basis for 7-ls exc; cotton rope
SALT-Liverpool coarse Soc fine SIC;
Louisiana coarse soc; fine SIC; barrel, IS Jos
s225; 6o-5s $3.50; loo-ss. $3.50: i5o-2s. s275.
STARCH-Standard goods: Pearl IN n
ID boxes SIC; Royal Gloss, bulk i94sc
nickel. 100 packages, per box $500: corn
starch casio per pound In 20 ID. and AZ
SuGAR-Granulated, 4kg4%. cubes.
ba5hc; powdered. 5d5Ac; choice yellow
clarified. 4g4isc.
PRODUCE
BEANS-California, small whit e2LG2isc
per ID; Bayou 2%@3; pink 2%n2ss.sl-ima ~
d5c; .hlack-eyed peas 3isc
Star, zoe, dairy. Ice; ladle,. lSc; fancy
airy, sIi2oc If In good condition.
BUTTERINE- Solids i2c; prints 12lsc
Elgin dairy bricks 1sc.
CABBAG 11-s2 7Sd3,00 per crate; Cali
CHEESE-New York fun cream, lac
Wisconsin full cream, 1Sc; fancy filled
cheese, lie; Swiss. SOC. imitation Swiss
17miSc brick cheese, l5c; Limhurger, 15c
EGGS Texas candlcd. l9c. Kansas l9c
ONIONS-55I SEC per bushel; Spanish
per crate N25.
PEPPER-Chile lie ner lb
Wiscor sin 5oc: Colorado
SIC. sweet potatoes 40U i5c.
POULTRY - Chickens, rer dozen. old
hens sg5Gd275: spring s2.25H2.7j: turkeys
s5OOaS OO;iucks s25odSo0; geese si,0o4i5o
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NEW YORK.

New York pecembegr, 7., cssSigSisarsi *
urn ~ 1aat,qs. refined firm. standard e.
~ H. cut LOAF, "; crushed. AZ; sranuia'e''
Is.
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TROPICAL FRuITS.
PACKING HOUSE OUTPUT

The Cincinnati Price Current OF Thurs
day says: The supply of hogs the past
week has been more liberal than gener-
ally looked for, and the Western packing
operations have been active, showing n.
total OF $1,000. compared with 475,00j The
preceding week and 10000 last year. From
November ! the total Is ZOOS, 900. against
.grcoo last year. Prominent places com
rare as follows:
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LoNDON CONsOLs.

London. December 7.-Consols for money
,os. do for the account 100 s-l6. Bar silver
10 s-isd per ounce, Money . per cent; ioi
three months bills 1916 per cent
New York. December 7.-state bonds NJ
ac,i,S: railroad bonds steady government
pv Nsi,v York Deeeinber 7-Clearings siD7,
al lac. balances sSSp1.isl
New York. December Total sales Of
stocks today were lsI snsrss, ' ,abanee
n 5Ol; Chicago gas 10
New YORK, December THE exports OF
snscie from the port Of New S0rk tor
The week amounted TO sS.iss's' III sV'o'
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KANsAs CITY

Kansas CITY, December 7-~Clttle--Re-
ceipis. zoo. shipments. 500. Texas steers,
2 f6d3 50. Texas cows. i.50n2.25 beef steers,
and feeders. 2.s5n3 IS; bulls l.S5ff2.50. Hogs
Receipts. 1900; shipments. 1000. hulk OF
sales 3SOa3iO; heavy. a35a3.i0, pigs, 5.S,it
3s5 Sheep Receipts. 1000, shipments. ToO'
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NEW ORLEANs.

Santos. December Quiet, so9d aver
age Santos, IA 800 refs per 10 k'los- NeU''P''
II OO0. stock, $4,000
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LIVE STOCK.
Galveston.

Reported for The fost by \. p Norman.
i've stock commission merchant:
Beevcs-
Choice per H., gross..,............ 2tsdp -.
Common per lb., etoss,...,....... "a ~
Cows
Choice per H., gross.,......,..... 2Afi ~
Common per h., gross.....,...,. ~ ~,
Warnings
Choice per H.. gross ............ 2pq
Common per H., gross,............ = 70 "a
Calves
Choice per 10. gross........,.... 4 az 3
CO mmon per To-, gross............. 3 q sis
Sheep
Choice per H., gross. ............ 3 "a rs
Common per h. gross........,.. 10 a. 90
huovipts lnis This TN, ttoCk
Week teas,p pens
Beeve' and Cows. 2oS s.Ss. lSg
Calves yOarllnEs. &C.. ~ s.6lJ 19G
Sheep 1000. ....... .... lDl 3,16b go
lnss .,.. n7 r.23l 2br
MARKET well supplied with all classes Of
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St Louis. December 7.--Cattle -Eec-lpts,
800 shipments. 100. market very quit on
light supply, the trade being largely ~
ats: dressed beef grades. 300rin; bulk
OF sales 3.25n37l. light steers. 2@nf25
stock er8 and feeders, 2,00fi34D; COWS ana
heifers. iS0u32h: Texas steers. fun range
grass fed. 3.25n3.75; cows, i.7JH275. Hogs
Receipts. 300, shipments. none; market
3 lower. heavy, 3 35n3.J0; mlxed. S.Da 40;
light, 3.3063.i0. Sheep Receipts. 100; ship
ments none market steady: native NUT
tons. 2 iNa3.25: common, l.5Oft2O1, lambs,
2.75fi4.00, Southern sheep. 2.Oo03@,
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gouia.
ss capenor, Lclsk Manchester.
ss Pedro. Bcnet, Genoa.
Vessels in Port.
To Ross. Rowe & MerrJw-Edcnnore
UiD, Iiarcola (Br)
TO Fowler a. MoVitie-Ss Capenor tBr).
So yolga. rs iIawhurst dsrl. Str Pensa-
Te Vim, pnrr y Co Pedro. vetigorn uD
Wilma (sm.
10 W. W. Wllson--tSs Helen Grl.
To Ripley a. Hohenthai-ss Kintuck
70 J. N. sawyer & Go, SIS Lsonn-
70 A. iiolt-Ss lnchisla tBo.
Up and Sailed.
Sob s. w. Hall, baltimore. sid Nov 10.
Sch Warren Adams. baltimore. sid Nov
Ss, Verbena, Gibraltar. sid Sept IL
b.. Ronald. Newcastle. sid SEPT is.
FL t Mf sois. M MsSpSas sn sept a sept
ss. Khio, Genoa, sid Aug y,
Ship Kyber OBJ. Calcutta. SO Sept. ~
IS saiopia. Brjnnerhaven, sid oct 80
Ss WilierspooI, Liverpool, sid Nov ~.
SIS VIM, Branfoot Br). Liverpool. sid
IS Tcutonla CBr). Liverpool. sid Nov.
10.
SIS Tropca ur), Liverpool, Sid NOV ~.
IS Maori (Br), Sunderland. sid Nov 10.
SIS Sarmatln Ujr.), Dunkirk sid
SIS Eric tBr). Antwerp. sid Oct 22.
IS Glanayron (Brl. Las Palmas. sid =
SIS Cambria (Br), Hamburg, sid Nov "a.
Sch George Tanlane. Philadelphia, sid
Sch Harry a. Berwsrd. Philadelphia. SID
Sch n. v. b. Chase. Philadelphia, SID
Dec.I.
Sch Frank Rudd. Pensacola, sid Dec I.
50 Iochmore (Br), Antwerp. sid Dec 3.
NAUTICAL NOTES.
The big steamer ISintuck, which IL said
10 have a carrying capacity Of about 1900
bales Of cotton. has shifted 70 Bolivar
roads. where she VIII finish loading with
cotton from harges. She already has 0W
Laies OF cotton on board.
Ths Mallory lire steamship Leona ar
rived from New York This morning With
a cargo OF general merchandire, go,
The schooner Samuel u. Hitchcock haii-
ed for Pascagoula, Miss. this norn'nH,
The steamship Pedro cleared today ior
Genoa with ZIG bales OF cotton. weAgnsnS
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MONEY AND INVESTMENTS.
Tobacco Underaoes a Very Decided
Cyclonic Experience.
THE STOCK BREAKS TWELVE POINTS.
"A Slight Gain In Wool--No New Features
Developed I'm Cotton Speculation.
SLOW Market.

New York. December 1--(Special.) Out
side OF the cyclonic experiences of tobacco
the general stock market was quiet. Amer
lean Tobacco passing its dividend. was
apparently proper, as 1t seems the yearly
surplus has been reduced. even with the
per cent cut off from the annual divi-
dend. and only "A fraction OF this surplus
w even in cash, The stock broke Il points
IN this announcement and was sold for
tho most part by people who bought ON
the blind pool principal. This stock sut.
stantially made up the market, and at
the close all the other lndustrlas receded
In sympathy. The standard shares were
quite neglected and prices altered little.
Bank surplus reserves increase 81, 6sO. pa.
During the racket In tobacco. pnnde.
rnonIum reirned supreme. TO the great
JOY of the crowds In the galleries. who
seemed to scert these events like birds
Of i'll omen
Sterling uuiet ard unchanged. silver.
CT; Mexlcans. 81. Mexican doubloons. l5.55
nix TX. ,t.xtca, % ,,a,os 30 sn9,,o eo
,us, AT, -, ,ot,, 60 enc 49,, ,,,,r,,,,
THO ,rIeos o,a h,,s,,,as. a,, s,o,,o,,a,..
ITO c,ro,r, cole hos ,ra,,csd o,,,nors n,.o
IN ho,d ON more 10 r,eet o,rrort reou,re.
a., ~, =,
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R1ocK.
on sll1pnoARn NOT c1.EARMn

Total stock ............,iia.s2s sss.5
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Receipts today 10000 pounds, this week
20Nio this sensou 2,g3,ila last soason
i.6gL621
Shipments today none, this week none,
this season 1908 762 pounds same time
lust season l,Gyi 616.
stock today 600. isJ pounds. same time
last season 20 ly5.
inlos today none this season idtI5
pounds Rame time last season 1888
The market was quiet, spring. sly
mopihs' clip. fine. 9fi10c; medium, @',c
nix to eight months. fine 7nSr, MEDIUM.
su9c, sandy aud bury. 3nic under quo
tutIDue
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Reported for The Post daily cxcent
Thursdays and sundays by Albert Mont
gomcry 4 Go. 0imited), live stock com
mission merchants:
Good fat breVes ..,,..,,.... Shp Hs
Common to fair heeves...... 70 Up
Good fat cows .............. 2la9c ~
Common to fair cows, head 10 lng "
Good rat ycnrlngs ...........lr01 Q1s q
Common to fair ycarlings., 90 hflU 90
Common TO good calves ,..... 80 q 9 90
Coed cornfed hogs ............ 3Asp
Common to fair hogs ......... $40 81
Good fat sheep, per pound. @tgN
Common to fair sheep. head % a 10
Receipts. Sales. On hand
Cattle $40 ...-........ I,S l1G lna
Calves mad yeatlinEs, % lag ats
Hogs ~. -. aie 3OT alb
: erp ........- ....s... 49,. lAp
Boevos. calves and yearlIngs dun and
weak, jod fat COWS iirm: good cJrufod
hogs fairly active, sheep dull.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Pert OF Galveston, December Z.
Arrived.
So. iona, wilder New YORK..
Sailed,
Samuel 7. Hitchcock, Swenscn, PaSea'
gouia.
Cleared.
Ss Capenor, LclsS. Manchester.
Ss T. -dro. 10 net, Genoa.
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CHICAGO

Chicago. December 7-Thls has been an
extremely bad week for cnttlc and a
good many lots weighing lion to 1870
pounds have Jeen disposed OF ut 3.75Ni2j
Country shippers have suffered big losses
ard rat well matIrcd heeVcs have been
sold al lower prices than their FIRST cost
three months ago and the worst or II all,
IS that the prophecies Of the near future
appear unfavorable and unless country
shippers curtail their shipments still low
er prices may may be looked for. The
week 10 ono of the largest OF the year
and tho receipts have run about 1920
head over the corresponding week last
year the offerings embracing liberal
number of medium grades short fed
hccvcs Packers were good buyers OF
hogs at $50, common 10 choice drovHs
fetching 3.3oll3.35 with IA few choice ones
al $50. Tho current receipts are Of al
most uniformly good quality and the
range OF prices IS remarkably narrow.
The provision trade Is dun most OF the
time and some products are selling at the
lowest prices ever known. Liberal hog
receipts are expected for the remainder
OF the month and the prospects for better
prices seem rather poor. Prices today
were 5Ml0c lower thnn II week ago; Ma
tive sheen were saleable at lc50cNl3D for
inferior TO prime lots and lambs al 3, 40
Heavy ewes sell badly, very few being
wanted by exporters and several Hooks OF
good To. prime ewes and wethers mixed.
have been sold this week at SoQp3,23
Good handy. 90 90 100 pounds, sheep are
In demand at steady prices.
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GnIycston Exchange


The following wore tn, closing quotations on tho
10 idIns stocss of the New YORK Exohansc today;
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I'M BUSINESS BAROMETER.
/, Index to the Condition Of Trade
Generally.
lGOOp BEGINNING FOR DECEMBER.
.,,..op Firms Report Increased Trade.
Tho supply of Oranges Limited.
Big Bank C1earances.
ICOOD BEGINNING FOR DECEMBE
Office Of The Post.

Houston. saturday, December Z.
rhs first week of December ends with
,ood record SO far as Improvement in
,,,s,ness Is concerned. Wholesale and re-
al houses all report an Increased demand
~ every line of goods. The city has
"a lively appearance with the crowd
X, Masonic delegates and other visitors
upou the streets Many orders for holi-
d,y goods have been received by jobbers
a these lines, and freight to interior
towns has been very heavy from this
,ont. Tho fruit and produce men will
NE ist OF January, and will have supplies
annie 10 ill all wants. Merchants hand
,ne toys, fireworks and Christmas novel
t les arc ready for a large business and
A not expect to be disappointed. Houston
Il now recognized as the cheapest place
"a hily goods that can be found anywhere
IN this State, or even in the South, and
ihe trade of the interior is being rapidly
entered at this point.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
There are no Mexican oranges on the
heal market. but additional supplies are
srpected next week. The California va
nsy is in only fair supply and the de-
mand Is good. The fruit is of good color,
and seems to be fine keeping stock Mex
Ian oranges will soon be entirely out OF
IN market. Florida Is not yet In a posi-
ion to supply the world with her usual
large quota, the largest estimate of that
States crop for this year being 60, 900
| boxes This will certainly prevent much
q II coming to this market. and prices
Tor fruit from that State will be high.
The northern district of California was
| Visited by a frost about the Goth of last
month, but strange to relate, no reports
| nave gone out az TO the injury of the crop.
| This leads TO the opinion that a large
| crop Is expected and no light frost could
| Affect the market for future shipments.
PACKING HOUSE OUTPUT.
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.
Houston Market,

The following quotations were posted
today by the cotton seed product DEPART
ment OF the Houston Cotton Exchange
and Board Of Trade:
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New York. pecember 7.-The colton MAJ.

New York. December THE cotton mar
kct opened lrregilur ana lower bYa couple
Of points but Immediately termed nrlnrf
on locni covering, Throughout me Sos
sion, however trading was slack ana Incl
Gated hesitation. cable accounts being
small conflicting, regarding the politics
situation. The market worked within 4
range of sac points all morning ana closed
from unchanged to 2 points advance. Spot
Is almost entirely neglected ana quiet;
nominal
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COTTON.

Houston Daily statement.
sTbia Nav yaar
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The above is published exactly ns II
comes from the non OF gentleman now
resident OF this city, The remedy has been
used IN over 2oo cases during the past Two
years without a single failure Ana NOSE
cured hive conc from every Walk Of INC,
nee. sex ana condition. from the mother
nursing n I'VE weeks old babe to the
hnbitue passed the allotted thrae-scors
ana ton Years. Consultation and cores
pondonce sacrcdly confidential epscl>t
dates by appointment 70 those ues,''ns ~
call after Office hours Call or aduress
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Washington city, March H.-coliis r.
Huntington had al interview with the
secretary OF the interior today regarding
the interests OF Pacific railroads. and es-
pect&ily The report that the secretary In
tends 10 issue an order directing that no
more patents for land issue 10 the Union
aas CentAi Pacific roads until there has
been a settlement the Indebtedness Of
these companies Huntington represented
to the secretary that the lands had all
been earned ia time. and In many cases
they had been transferred TO persons who
had occupied them ten TO twenty years
He also said that the companies were not
seeking patents ia instances where the
roads had not disposed OF the lands. as
they became taxable az soon as patents
were issued. The states and counties In
which the lands were situated were more
interested IA securing patents. as they
became entitled TO taxes az soon as the
patents passed. Further than Qtiis, the
companies desired 10 dispose OF the lands
10 secure money to meet payments now
about due. Huntington thought It would
hinder the company in securing money
on the lands II such an order had been
issued, and represented that nothing overt
ought to be done BY the government to
prevent the company from raising funds.
Huntington. however. did not consider
this of SO much Importance as he did the
question Of the settlement of the Pacific
reads debt. and he believed the recon-
mendations made by the secretary of the
interior would have great weight IN the
next congress- he insisted that before
1897 the government must act or Il would
lose heavily. Huntington expressed
hope that the reports OF the secretary
and commissioners of railroads would elab-
oratc en the subject of the indebtedness
and advise just and equitable plan OF
settlement.
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a storm at sea

Increases the discomfort OF the voyager.
But even when the weather In not tenn
pestuous he is liable TO sea sickness. They
who traverse the gigantic wetness''
should be provided with Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters. which Guiets disordered stom-
aehs with gratifying speed and certainty.
To the hurtfui influence of tropic. NAL
artous or too rigorous or damp climate.
as well as to the baneful effects OF I'M
wholesome diet and bad water, Ii is a
reliable an.idote. Commercial travellers
by sea or land. mariners. miners. western
pioneers. and all who have to encounter
vicissitndes of climate and temperature.
concur In pronouncing Ii the best safe
guard. IL prevents rheumatism and pull
monary attacks In consequence OF damp
and cold. and Ii IL an efficient defense
depended upon in dyspepsia, liver and
kidney trouble.
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ssou 81 the roo-1s Ia sse Frankfurt block
70 b. used as she Spotted Egg thesrer.
amounting 20 fTEs.z Judgment Is de-
rnanier. against DKeefe. Larsen and
conss9lDs for zfs. e. 20 he declared 4
ben upon the fezsehoid II the premises:
that rhe leased premises may re sosd and
the proceeds Applied 70 the payment OF
the iien. and FRAT ali other claimants be
barred ard sorscioaes of ali right. title.
interest ami equity OF ~exterzspstor-
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A NEW RICHMOND IN THE FIELD.
+. q. Graves May Be Postmaster, But
Denies His (andfdacy.

The fight for the rostofYice has assumed
q new phase by the placing OF another
candidate In the field i'm the person of T.
q. Graves. president Of the Chamber Of
Commerce and of the Washington Ma
ttonai hank. This Information is con-
tanned In the following special dispatch.
washington city. March A.-specsai ~
e. q. Graves Is the latest candidate for
the Seattle postofsice. His appointment Is
being urged by friends and the general
Impression seems 10 be that IL Mr.. Graves
wants I, he with get II. easily diatancing
all competitors"
Mr.. Graves was asked by telephone last
night II he was n csndidate. or II his
friends were pressing his appointment
with his consent. lie replied that he had
not himself asked for the position. nor
had be authorized any OF his friends to
recommend his appointment
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PUT TO FLIGHT ny A GIRL.
Another Tramp Finds That North End
Women Have Grit.

A tramp, probably the same who was
driven away ny Airs. 8 f4Rnion Of Ere.
mont. a week agc. was put 20 flight with
= revolver by a plucky is-year-oId damSel
near Green lake yesterday,
The man ha8 gone 90 the house OF Peter
Gustafson, and finding Mrs eislsta fSon
alone. had frightened her ioto preparing
him a meal White she was toinS so her
daughter. Gertsc Anderson. returned
home. and no sooner realizing the xisua.
vton than she armed herself with hes
sterfaiacrs revelver snd branaiSnsng I,
With determination before the trsmp's
eyes ordered him 20 Rc lie did ne,
argue the matter. hus went.
The fellow is targe man with dark
beard and generally dirty appearance,
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The Crowning Triumph In MeiicE Eiecsyicsi
Science n cures ali diseases durable By elee-
tricity. IL il cofnpiets estseEy. a. used by tha
foremost physicians, made into Belt. To
be easily worn during wcrs or a. resi IL gives
rocthius. pfoionget currents. which can be ear
ried To snv part OF the hoiy whers there 10 ram
and will give instant s.iief A. Electricity per
meases the entire system with a natural glow-
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ksek. Kidney or BLADDER Troeases. or general /
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sANDEN ELECTRIC COMPANY,
tsnsr fsiri ni Asaas.es s;fss,S fsrlssa o.
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Right to Additions, Home~tead~.

sectrtn. WASH. March ID, 1856
To the Editor. would like 60 krow
whether man ran take tsp snniher
eighty aeres as hard Who has rot proved
Up on the eighty on unict ne Il living.
" q. q.
After proof has teen mace on the lard
already entered providing entry aas in
itlafef previous 70 March :, fsss. you are
entitled 10 an additional eighty acres
otherwise not
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A Negro Hurled nj ~sSa

On the last trip 81 she steamer City 81
ruehla from this fort - San Francisco.
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al Fort townsend fer san Francisco sgta,i
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barred AZ sea- RE Was seWea az, la a IA &
snd east overheard FIRST otresr Wftte,s
acting as chaplain. The steamer Aka
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-15

Intending piano purchasers should call
al our store and get prices on our pianos
and organs before purchasing elsewhere
We handle the Steinway. Weber, Estey
and Emerson pianos. as well as the
Estey and Story and Clark organs. and buy
ing these Instruments direct from the
manufacturers for cash we are enabled 10
give our patrons unusual bargains In
pianos and organs. Sherman, Clay a.
Co. as Second street. Hinckley block.