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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-08
CHICAGO MARKETS,


Chicago. March "A drop OF I'd in
wheat fixtures al Liverpool and 1.1s4 60
bushels shipped from Argentine last week
oontinuet yesterdays weakness in whest
here. Nav. which closed yesterday at
&C. Opened this morning a. from Gisc 70
$50 - feeling developed was a iit:ls
nervous. and several prominent ooerato-.
were active sellers. II sold about II
o'clock At &C. ami a few sold for LIS,
lass. 'i@arances Of wheat and -four from
both coasts for the week were only 2.fl7-
osp bushels, AGAINST 2ssi,0.o bushels the
weok bore ami ar 40 on the cora
spending weel az the previous year. That
als' - 'h@ bears a little and when
the cI~atarces Tor twenty -four hours from
The Atlantis seaboa-d We're found to -
very light ari comprised only 1f.7S hush
els - a1e2t. The increased weakness
which c4us+~i the sal,iug that resulted in
fhe break 70 - was started. Another
fat wals1 d@Do~aHz-1 the n ends &C
wheat vas the Cora Trade News repor..
showing that F,H~ouean stocks had de-
ceased My 90 es rlshels during Feh-ti-
a-r. AGAINST u. as"ep9 bushels decrease
during january. THIS seems 70 show tha,
a0v hope for i10-ov-rY .ent abroad fhat has
hse1 tas=,i 90 @1r-itv n Europe IS bard
r. warranted. TIE res1lf WAS that many
ia1Ks. whc hsv~ been holding or lost ccri--
aEe ard brew fret- BURDENS T. was his
selling more -han f1r putting - snort a7a-
tsat gave the market its hack eve "a
+ee Vxtrpnle decline there was sorIle cover
.nE nv tr@ Shorts. which casised some : -
acton. tur 81 N time was there much
s.-a--ih developed. ID Nav closed weak
&, s54.c IA. after HAVING sold - s4sf-s"c.
Corn nas influenced ~ ne weakness n
wheat. ~ trading vss - light that hide
change n prlce vas noted
Provtsl1ns-But itt.s trading vas eo7e.
an tlAc for the most pa-t AZ slight
decline.
oats showed - -11re activity thA2 corn.
et3- Mas rather n orA firm
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WANTED-An intelligent lady wishes po-
sition az housei eeper in hotel or lodg-
ing house: is a first-class manager
would take place in widower's home
Address ona NJ. r., Post-Intel ligencer.
WANTED-Position as saleswoman or
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WANTED - Sewing: nrst-class Dress
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MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco, March 7.-Arrived-City
of Everett. Departure bay; Mackinaw. Ia
coma; schr Martha Tuft, Gray's harbor;
schr Ema Claudina. Tacoma Departed
Bertha, Port Townsend: sh William j.
Rotch. Nladivostock, bktn Northwest.
Whatcom.
Freights-W. +. Jewett. 452 tons, lum-
Der from Puget sound for Kahului.
Port Gamble. March Special Sailed
Barkentine Skagit. Capt. Robinson. for
Honolulu. To sail tomorrow hooner
Meteor. Capt. Bjorn. for San Pedro Ar
rived-Ship Iarnaca, to load for the West
Coast
Hoquiam. March s.-Special.-Arrived-
Schr Catherine Sudden, to load lumber at
Aberdeen.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

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any money to parties representing to he
AGENTS OF the Seattle Post-lntelligencer.
except the following who are the only
authorized travelling agents of the Post
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are in all cases authorized 10 take sub
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Weekly Post-Intellgencer. City colec-
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YesieT Junction Church-Preaching on
Sunday AZ II a. m by Rev. s. Daily.
Columbia church-Rey. Il. r. Ratrray,
pastor. Preaching morning and evening.
Second. North se.ttle-Republican street
and Second avenue 1D-th. No services to-
day.
Duvamish Church-Daniel Bagley. pas
tor. Sunday school at 10 a. m Preaching
al 10 =. IN.
Renion Church-Rev. r. +. Rattray,
pastor. Sunday school at II a. m. Preach
ing at Z % .. m by Rev. Il. r. Rattray or
Rev. 5. Daily, president. residence. SIT
Union street.
Ffrst-Third avenue and Pine street.
Rev. Clark Davis. pastor. residence. SO
Pike street. Divine services. II a. m. and
T.D p. m. Morning discourse. How
Christianity Is Sustained" Evening. How
10 Inherit Eternal Life Sunday school.
J. % .. m. Y. +. 5. G. f. at els.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Tugs Beaver and Des Moines were lying
at the Gilman bunkers yesterday
Steamer Umatilla will sail for San Fran
cisco this morning at s O'Clock. The City
of Puebla arrived from the same port last
night.
Trading schooner Cora s.. of Newell.
came in Yesterday loaded with chickens
and produce. She will take out load Of
grain.
The lighthouse board sends out the fol-
lowing notice to mariners: The Duwamsh
head bell buoy. painted red. was run into
by the steamer Sarah NJ. Renton and sunk
a its moorings. about one-quarter of a mile
TO the westward of Duwamish head. south
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Unitarian Church

First Church-Seventh avenue, between
Pike and Union. Rev. j. II Acton. d. p q.
pastor; residence. 9ca Eighth avenue
Preaching at II a. m by the pastor: sub
tect. "Cuitnre-Genuine and Counterfeit"
Sabbath school and Kindergarten class.
81 Young Peoples Circle. Saturday
evening. Church social. Friday evening.
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notices under these headings. the same
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notices.
Funeral notices. resolutions or other spe-
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ST-INTELLIG ENCER co.
Advertisers Notice
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ibco-ophy.

Seattle Branch. No. !. Of the Theosophi-
cal Society-Sunday. 6l2 Third avenue
Simple talk on Theosophy by Mrs Anna
l.. Blodgett at 1880 p. m Lotus circle for
children AZ > % r m. Evening lecture nv
Mrs Jennie s Clark at D m Subject
Thought Transference -Hypnotism and
MAGNETISM"
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uIis. Masses a: IL a N. and ie;D m
Sunday school at 20 .. m ana oen-'-'S
ton az s:i5 .. m
Sacred IIeart-Peg ard Sixth streets.
ccYcucted by the Re5smptoFists -.
joseph A. Kautz c. s.. r pastor -
mass. with sermon. a IA. nlg ne
~ p n. Hoy Family Association 49,, 49,
Ing. . n. Nezpsrs. sermon and D-1-
clcticu 10 d m
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Ranch 40 Dairy Butter very scarce ani
bringing good prices snip 10 us We pay
cash o. arrival
No COMMISSION
JOHN 4. ASEN. saa-szz Western Avss.s.
corne. Marion street
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Free Methodist Church.

Green Lake - f. L. Smith. pastor.
Preaching II a. IN. Class meeting, Y m.
Prayer meeting. go p. IN.
First-3i2 Pine street. r. l.. Smith. pas
tor. sabbath school. Gas a. m Prayer
and class meeting II a m. Preaching. 8 30
y. m. Prayer meeting. Wednesday. i:30
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German Reformed Church Seattle
Seventh avenue. between Pine and Olive
streets. Services at II a. m. and 80 .. m.
German Reformed Church, Ballard
Post street and Second avenue. c. Grae-
del. pastor. Services. Sundays at IL a. m
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ENGLE-In Seattle. al SCI Lake Washing
ton avenue. Saturday. March :. lSSe.
Mrs Elizabeth Ensle, of consumption.
aged "a years
Services will ne held at the residence
this afternoon at : o'clock. lQterment in
Lake View cemetery.
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Young Mems Christian Association.

Prayer meeting every Saturday AT n
m Bibfe study class. Sunday Al go ~ ~
Mems meeting AT p. m. Prayer meeting,
Immediately after mems meeting Y NJ
c. A. building. l4l1 First avenue. All men
welcome.
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AT THE CHURCHES.

Hereafter notices in the church tirec-
tory will be confined 10 announcements OF
church services only and subjects OF SER
mons Extended musical programmes for
Sunday services and announcements of
church entertainments vii only be pub
hshed AT advertising rates. Notices for
this department should be received at IBIS
office not later than l 3. n. Saturday. IN
order TO insure publication On Sunday
morning.
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WANTED and women 70 work a.
ZONE pay s. 20 s16 per week for max
ing crayon portraits: new patented
metAQd. any one who can read or wr!ts
can DO the work At home in spare time
gay or evening. send for particulars and
o-kih work At once. Address II. A
"rlpp. German artist. Tyrone. Pa.
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Wheai-March. s3s.c; May. sshc.
corfi-Ma-cf. 2si=cs May, 91se-
Oats-Marcl. 1Sasc; May. NSsc-
Pork-Na-eh, s. 591s; May. sss7is-
lAard-March. s. May. $50
Rios-March. S. May. s5.isAs.
Rye-2ac
Beriey-eSISsc
FIaxssed-23t-c.
Timo<hy-sSi5
Live Stock
Cattle-Caod. heavy beevss have scfs
well this week, as exporters are buying
that class freely. but the demand for such
oeeves will slacken up with the advent Ct
warmer weather Native cattle OF the best
grade are about sls5 lower than a year
ago Fancy beeves. si.SSs1As5; common
TO prime steers. s. SeGi.5o. stockers and
feeders. s.. 15si3.s -: bulls. cows and heifeTs,
se-5g93.5e: veal calves, s.. 2Sals.2S.
Hogs-Thsre was a stronger market to-
day. with a good share OF the sales 1@f
Sc higher. receipts being rather under the
estimates. Common 10 prime sold at $50
G4l9s
Sheep-The sheep offered today were
closed out at unchanged prices, sales be-
ing on a basis of 81 5a73s5 for common
TO choice and s270eiaS 20 for extra lots.
Lambs were salable at S. 593i.7o. not many
going below ST.
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private Endorsements
The new discovery was made By the Specialists
Of IN. old famous Hudson Medical Institute. IL
IL the strongest sitsliIer usde. Ii 10 very power
ful. but harmless. Learn the grand trath Of
health. make yoGr.eif q man again ny ust1g 'hs
Californian remedy. Yog ONLY get II from
circulars. Send for testimonials and circulars
free
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I,nI,e,, rrc-hyterian Chnrc,

Free thought Christian science class
meets every Thursday az y m ard ST.
dsy Al II a. m. NJ az Rolin street
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REWARD.

reward Of SO will be paid for infor-
nation leading 10 the arrest and convic-
ton OF any one stealing copies OF the
Post-Intelligencer delivered TO subscribers
throughout the city.
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pihle reading every Sunday - m. and
FRIDAY. : iH p. IT. az csaN Front street Re-
titutlon viii occasionally he rho theme A
co~I.al invitation eNtcuded q all.
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FIRST Seneca street. between Third and
Fourth avenues. Rev. J. n. Smith. pastor;
residence. 613 Fifth avenue north. Preach
Ing AZ u a. m. and 49, p. IN. Sunday
school. 9;S a m. Y. p s. e. r. s:i5 p. m.
Prayer meeting. Thursday night.
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Advertisements under the head of Lost,
Found, For Sale. For Rent and Situations
Wanted will be inserted at the rate OF
cent a word each insertion. Payment al
ways in advance. No advertisement re-
ceived for less tnan q cents.
NOT1CE.-The business ONCE OF the
Post-lntelligencer is open untilsu p. m /:
sunday hours. a. m. to 1890 p. m and
TO p. m. Classified advertisements Will
be received up 10 this time.
Advertisements will be received at
branch offices OF the Post-Inte lligencer:
TACOMA BUREAU-No. 1882 Pacific
avenue
PORT TOWNSEND-M. French & Co.
BEI-LlNGHAM BAY-New Whatcom,
corner Holly and Canoe streets. .. II.
Culver. Manager.
,OLYMPIA@l7is Main street. Charles
Watson. Agent
The following letters await advertisers
at this ONCE
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Christian Alliance

Gospei services in Freed's hall on Ni,,h
avenue. between Pine and Olive AT an ~
every sabbath. Preaching by Rev I Al
Frazer.
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Evangelical Association.

Crrman-Harrison street ard TAYLOR ,y.
enue Rev. August Ernst. pastor. Ssn Uar-
ri~on street Services morning and even
ing.
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salvation Army.

sixth avenue and Seneca street Roy "
NJ HOWE pastor: residence. 1877 Marion
street.
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Corner Third avenue and Madison str..,
Rev. W W. Mallory. pastor: residence no
Main street. services at II a. IN and ~
y IN.
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ADVERTISERS. NOTICE

Adverr.s~rs desiring display advertise
ments changed for the Sunday issue must
hand in copy by o'clock Saturday to in
sure change.
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Christian Mission and Seamen.s Ra,ha,

In basement OF Seattle National Bank
building Occidental avenue and Yesler
way Services. Sunday at and 7.t5 n
m Week day services every day at IL
o'clock.
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Advent Christian meetings in Masonic
building -Dr william Chapman. pasfor
Social and prayer meeting. 1915 a m
Preaching. IL A. m.
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Jones Street African NJ r. Church-is20
Jones street. Rev. Wilbur T. b. Harwood,
pastor.
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barracks. corner % Yesier wav and s.-
ond avenue souih-Met- Percy Morton in
command.
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San Francisco. March 7.-F1our-Family
extras Sifi4 70. bakers extras. IS S"dS.s 80
superfine, 81 .s5gs3 10 per barrel.
Wheat-Shipplng. 81 10 per Genital for No.
1 and 81 IL. 12ls for choice: milling
wheat, 81 20dl 21i2.
Barley-Feed fair 70 good, e'12g soc;
choice. Ike: brewing. s0diS5e.
Oats-Miiling, 750Soc per GENITAL; Sur
prise. goa95c fancy feed. soGs2t2c; good TO
choice. ~ q77isc: poor 10 fair, sSaIoc;
black. for seed. 65cas1. 10. gray, loa1oc; red,
for seed. S5caSl Is per GENITAL.
Receipts-Flour. quarter sacks, 6O'e;
wheat, centals 7l5o, barley. centals. 427;
oats, centals, $50. corn. centals. 2,035: pota-
toes, sacks. 1924. onions. sacks, lis: bran,
sacks, 49, middlings. sacks. $50: hay. tons,
3s7. wool. bales. 4.
wool-Fan. short. trashy San Joaquin
plains. Sd5c. good San Joaquin plains. 4a6c;
southern and coast. 4q6c; mountain woods,
light and free. ed7c; mountain wools. de-
fective and heavy. 4a6c.
Hops.
Hops-3d5c per pound.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Easy; December. 81 .oei4; May,
sil07s. new. seller. sl.06.
Barley Inactive; May. 1ol4c.
Corn-s5c.
Rran-s2
Financial.
Silver Bars ...... $50. Sight Par
Mex. Dors. .55i4G56 Telegraph ...--.Par
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NEW YORK MARK ELS.


New York. March THE feature Of to-
dav's stock market was marked activity
attended by pronounced weakness In To-
bacco. The operations in that stock &C
counted for s., loo shares out of an ag
ereeate Of 1880 shares The general list
was devoid of feature. aside from General
Electric, which advanced IA on manipula-
tion by a new pool in the stock. Frac-
tional concessions occurred in a number
Of Instances. in sympathy with the dep:es-
sion In Tobacco. but in the last hour 4
general upward movement carried prices
10 the level Of last nights figures. The
closing was duh and firm The speculation
OF the week was again influenced to a
large extent by outside considerations.
notably the political unrest abroad ana the
Cuban heuigerency question. Except in
one OF two instances the bulk Of the cp-
er9tious have been conducted nv profess
sionai traders in the Industrial snares. In
the railroad list tho most important de-
velepment was the elimination OF the
financial crlha IRA ssment OF the Baltimore
a Ohio railroad in the appointment of r.
reivers Tor the property. For a long time
PREY lsly experienced railroad men and
financial experts had expected such a con-
tingeucy strong reorganization COM
milt~c has undertaken the work 0f rchahn-
ifaticn. aud IL Is understood enjoys the
cooperation OF Important foreign inter-
esf IN the property. The best information
- that The company has a ,loltin: deh. ~
b. tween S-"'.tsH and e. taea. ana hat
about g. .'""" would D., neeaei - t.ls,a
The company upon a so.i financial hasis
i he net changes IN prlres fer the Week
~tic uNimloiiaut as q rIla. bat with
most stocks infh2'nS to@lrI q bower la-el.
Tho aSgr"gate sales were l-trN ira
bond market today was with5l. sae..ial
70
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland. March 7-Wheat-Vailey. 60
&c; Walia Walla. eDc per bushei.
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Observations taken at ali stations at
.. n. 18th meridian time Is p. N. Pacific
tifne)
Weather synopsis
The temperature has risen somewhat at
most stations and brisk to high sourherly
winds have prevailed. Showers have oc-
Cured throughout the Northwest Show
ers, followed by clearing. - the prospect
GEORGE y. SALISBURY.
Observer n Charge.
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births.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

Seattle Friday. March 8. TO
Mr.. and Mrs L. 5. Booth. a daughter.
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EMPLOYMENT wANTED-MALE.

EMPLOYMENT wANTED-MALE.
WANTED-Postion as manager of store:
q years experience handling dry goods,
clothing. groceries. gents furnishings
boots and shoes. crockery and hardware:
best Of references. c. T. Lathrop. Fair
haven. Wash.
WANTED Stenographer, very. rapid. OF
five years experience, wishes employ
ment afternoons will work very reason
able. Address Stenographer. Post-Intel-
ligencer.
WANTED-H ousecleaning OF sll kinds, or
any odd Jobs. Address Judson Elder,
Post-Inteilig encer.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

FORECAST FOR SUNDAY.
Portland. March :. fSs-
Rain.
B. S. PAGCE. Force aste-.
u 5. DEPARTMENT OF AGR1CC~
TCRE. WEATHER BUREAU
DAILY Pr-LLFTTS
Seattle March :. 1915.
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HELP WANTED-NALE.

WANTED-We desire to negotiate with
UaVeIing ana local statesmen to handle
Rookie. oscar Pepper" etc also our
me OF fine kentucky whistles and wines
IN barrels. commission. OF salary and ex-
peHses II preferred: references required.
ID. H. Foushee q Co. Lexington. Ky.
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FOE RENT FARMS

a.
FOR RE$T-Twenty-a acre farm .a.sss's,s'xa
aftle, on main road. So'a rsnx fr,i.
cnicken houses and yarasi "a ! HAD
trees and snail berries 'of'~"
1ocs. Colonial block
FoR RFNT-fiouse wiih four ss,' street
Ina al uader cultivation "a 1,.s' as
- he. snd within ,nirty n, y. Turss
81 o{ty. IS right Bros. ~
building. city. ----.s--.--
F0R RENT Improved rsnen a. &c. -
he orchard. pasture. no4se'
OURS SIS FIN avenue
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iops-3f Sc per pound.
Closing Quotations.
Financial
NiIni1: --oaks.

Silver Bars $500. ss2sDrafts-Sight Par
Mex. Dors. .55l4456 Telegraph ...--.Par
The Princeton union., 1896-12-17
TESTIMONIALS.
From Citizens of Pennsylvania who Have
Been Cured by Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. 55

From Citizens of Pennsylvania Who Have
Been Cured by Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy.
Mr.. w. W. Spillen, drug clerk, with
y. w. Mcconnell, Parnassus, Pa, says:
IT was out all one night last winter
and contracted a severe cold. I was so
hoarse for a week I could hardly speak.
knowing how we'll customers of our
store spoke Of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. | concluded to try it. One
half of a bottle cured me entirely
). A. VanV Valzah, Hughesville, Pa,
says: Cham berlain's Cough Remedy
has proven SO valuable that I do not
hesitate to recommend it to any one.''
s4 DIR. F.. Winger, Ephrata, p a., says:
4 s'..Mr.s j. ID. Kline, a cigar maker fthis
place, reports a complete cure Of his
cough with a so cent bottle of Cham
berlain' Cough Remedy after he had
tried others which had failed. = For.
sale at 25 and so cents per bottle by e..
a. Jack, Druggist.
The Princeton union., 1896-12-17

i'll water run up hill? Nit! Will
a aas..stoYe with a fire pot way up in the
ali air heat heat the floor? Well, guess not!
BECKWITH's ROUND OAK has the fire
pot way down, if heats the floor first.
Heat Is rises fast enough. Ask to see
this famous stove. z. II. Galley sells
ST. ~
The Princeton union., 1896-12-17

Customers knowing themselves to be
indebted to US will please call and set
tie before Jan. l, 1897. Interest will be
charged son old accounts not settled BY
that time. PETERSON & NELSON.
The Princeton union., 1896-12-17

NJ. II. Hersey, who formerly s'trun
de switches for the Milaca accom-
mediation, had charge Of the noon
freight which came up Tuesday.
The Princeton union., 1896-12-17

!. Norwegian Lutheran services at the
German Lutheran church next Sunday
evening, at7:30. Swedish hymn books
will be used. All are welcome. n
The Princeton union., 1896-12-17

Asa Love will hunt for a, location
more agreeable to his constitution,
while he visits his brotherin Kentucky
this winter.
The Princeton union., 1896-12-17

One of Clough & Hurd's axmen was
struckson the head by a falling tree
one day last week. near Nickerson, and
almost instantly killed. His name was
Emory Boulier.
The Princeton union., 1896-12-17

Potatoes bought at Foley-Bean Lu1lln-
Der Company;s big departme store at
Milaca. Price, Is cents per bushel.
FoLEY-BEANi LUMBER Co.
The Princeton union., 1896-12-17

i.s3 Ss Fine m ne4AssortmentIo ss of Christmas Goods.
have just,returned from the cities
with vi hi. q nice display Of Christmas goods,
children ch $ toys etc, which I will sell
cheap. tll Ieordially GO! in3yite the people Of
Princeton and vicinity to call and ex-
Al, anime IN my stock before buying else
where. Mrs. CRAWFORD.
Townsend Block
The Princeton union., 1896-12-17

Just enough snow fell Monday to
freshen the sleighing and cover the
bare spots which had appeared in the
roads.
The Princeton union., 1896-12-17

A good heating stove is a great COM
fort -BECKWITH's ROUND OAK that
covers the case. r. III. GALLEY.
The Princeton union., 1896-12-17

All parties indebted to mewill please
call and settle, by cash or otherwise,
before Jan. 1, 1897. All accounts must
be settled by that date. (
T. H. GALLEY.
The Princeton union., 1896-12-17

# you are looking for Christmas
presents which will be fully appre-
ciated by the ecipient, examine Nc
Cuaig's stock OF jewelry and silver
ware. He has just what you desire.