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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-01

so'sc 10 6oc, and gradually worked Gown 20
5ssSc bat was fairly steadied again az
about COO The receipts here were 20s
cars. and al Minneapolis and Duluth 1854
ears. Atlantic port clearances or wheat
and dour reported since Saturday were
equal 10 24s.100 bushels. The visible sup
ply statement was a disappointment 20
the balls, ana prices were Immediately az
fectsd. II showed an Increase Of $4,000
bushels when a decrease Of that mum
more had been expected. The amount OF
wheat and -four on ocean passage INCLUDED
10000 bushels. Some inquiry for cash
wheat for shipment developed during me
day. but the elevator people had evidently
more In store and for sale than shippers.
as those Of them wbo named price asked
Il per buShel in store over the septemoer
price FOR No. > spring. The market was
rather heavier near the end.
Corn was slow and weak all day.
oats were slow and heavy.
Provisions were handicapped by the
enormous run Of hogs. which were BOW
more than estimated
Closing Quotations.
wheat-AursIst. Bsssc; September, 5siao
Corn-Auguzt ard September. 91izc
Oats-AuRust 1910: September. 1880.
Pork-Aue-lst and September. t5.52i5.
Ia-yf-Aug7st and September. $50
Rfbs-Aug7gst and September. $2o7749
31o
Rve-sfo
FYaxsee-i-sst4 T-ss5sd
T1mothy-.- 81.
Live stock.
cattie-ssles were a. ssf1 90 sor grassy
native steers. 81 7s74~ for the cornTnoner
kinds 81 dry-fed steers. and HSA1S for
choice % fancy cattle: sales largely az
s. ase74 y: range cattle, SfS-s0.
TToxs-H.awy hogs sold ~ 3 E73 3.
medium weights At s. s93.f5, and lights
hoxs at 81 c673E
Shser-TradN opened Iac or Tor sheep
and 80 for lambs. sales dragged AZ s21f3 =.
- offerings being largely of medium
quality.
Re,ei9ts-Csttls, Z $50: hogs. Eooo; sheep.
T. 90
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Transactions since January 1 and For
Yp@ftfrfay

Yesterday.
Real estate transactions since January
!. 1856. are 81 TO- A. There were ilgd
for record yesterday Il deeds. asgregat-
ing sll.s73s5. Following is a list furnished
by the Daily Bulletin. room q Occidental
block:
Francis McNatt e. ux. 20 John Antsr-
son, VIZ lots 20 10. block II, NcNafrs
first addition 20 South Park Heights.
March q, sZ1LT0
Sheriff 20 Charles II, Bowles. block u.
Northern addition. lots ~. II ard u. block
a.sssss '''' ''''4 '''''''''' y
sher.G % Charles II. Bowles. lots q ard
- block . BGrke's second addition. eX-
cept souta t3xl2o feet. JAY 2. u.e7sSo.
Rupert ". Grover 81 OK. 20 Vest Coast
Improvement Company. blocks ls3 and l64,
Gilman PARK August =. s. 30.
Edwar4 IS. Botstord e. TX. . A O.
King. : acres IL n'z sW nw sec =. - =.
r august =. a.
Ewsrd W Betscort ~ ux- 20 Albert "a.
WaIlck. nv sw ns sec e. - q. g also
8 acres 10 uis sw Ew sec 2. - =, 5.
Agggsst - s..
sas-.r d A. p. Hotaunr CO. OF Puget
sound. lots 6. 2. = 20 =. block 4; Io.s 20
T. 12 10 =. beck f. lots % 8 . a block
3 South Haven addition. West Seattle;
lots I ard 2 block = Judklus addition,
Angus 81. 8 ED.
Cgase Investment Company - Ileuos T.
Richard, lots 10 e. block -. lots = 20 a.
block Is: lCts 5 ard & block 4. lot e. block
g. Brooklyn asd ton. August - 81
Augustus Il. Pbe.ps - az. by james A
Moore. Attorney. 50 Tsaos J. Rtckar5 Jets
anf 3 block (. lets and p h.sek q,
Brooklyn sdssltien. February u. 3 Go.
Ienus J. Rckar3 20 George 70 Devec-
non. lots ? 20 e. block b. Iosa 81 - "a
block IE. lots and n block q. Brooklyn
adaSfleu. August = g.
Dennis X Howard 81 TX 70 George
Rockingham. !ot = block 81. A. l. Den
nv's zd6iton. Angus; q. g $50
" y Rluehart - AK 10 Taonzs J.
earle. Iots s ? and %. block s. Iol T. block
u. Commercial Street steam 2otar add
ton. Jura T. s.
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MARI + NEWS.

San Francisco. Aug 3l.-Arrived August
&-Str Truckee, Coos bay; str Empire.
Astoria: British bk Inyergarry. Newcas-
tie. y. 5. W. Arrived August 3l--Sh Ross
shire, Sydney. Cleared August 5l-str
City OF Puehla, Victoria. Sailed August
S0-Bk Rufus +. wood Seattle: bktn
Arago. Puget sound: hktn Eureka Seat
tie; bktn :. @. Wilder. Honolulu: schr
Emma Clau3ina. EfTay's harbor. Sailed
August gi-Str State Of California. Astoria.
Nagasati--To sail August T2-Ship Ken
nebec. for Port Townsend
Callao-Ssilcd August British ship
Inchcapa Rock FOR Portland
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Nfcfnl-
CHICAGO MARKETS.


was rKthsr weak. t%caase % reminder
ln the caSse2 Information regarding the
uerr.'s shipments Elat they we're about
t" last week. - cor1rared with
aaa1- 5te a0 ere p-evioas sever 4ays.
ire heavy exesorEs - go'3 Ns-fsa have ben
provided fer AMI tle s.eaztrass % re
faraG1 gTaTseSss mo- Wtt as-aas5inE rhe
hsavv sHtS1Een3 q wheat AMI asgr Jas;
Wess. stsA5t@s ira price a. about as- De-
q Ire f~o1a Saturdays elose- TIE absence
% Auy fresh auysrE orders trorn aoroaE
or 8e-ee-tsrsas % o@ers csh-e1 from THIS
sssa Satarsav hro1Tht the trade faca 70
fare VIA re sact tGae u1ssr present cir
fsIsnsE Rzleas IRE p-s-e IS more rh8n uslall =
6eqa-1ent sTnxan WsIst 1ore1s-erx are viii
E-g C pay. pcc-rbsE s.a-ssd 81 1yoz
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-01
MARKED MAN

Behold, change has come over this
Joung man. lie Is a better man In every
sance OF the word better "a health IN
Spirits In pocket. tn ambition. IN raanu-
ness Why? The answer Is: He used
the great Hudyan remedy treatment
Ihls scientific discovery is the marvel
OF The axe. and rightly 50. II Is a man
maker Hudyan cures certainly. No fear
OF the trouble recurring again. Hudysn Is
hiShiy ihdorsed by some 81 the leading
people OF The Pacific Coast
Il cures SpermatorEhoea. Varicooele,
Drains. etc. You can get Hudyan from
the old doctors 81 the Hudson Medical
Institute and from no one else. IL sou
really want TO know more about this won
teffuI specific, you should call or write
for
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-01
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Schooner John A. CampbslA Capt
Smith, sailed from Newport south August
Is for Port Blakeiey.
Steamer Greyhound was inspected yes
terday, her run being taken Tor the dme
BIZ the steamer Bay city.
Steamer City Of Topeka VIII sail for
Alaska this morning az s O'Clock she was
loading lumber yesterday.
French bark Ia Guescln. sg5 tons. n
now az Portland loading wheat for The
United Kingdom. Antwerp or Dunkirk-
Schooner William Renton, Capt. Hanson.
arrived az Ballard Yesterday from N-w-
port south after q passage % tweivs days.
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|. TWO TRAINS DAILY TO SPOKANE !
ghe Miners Popular Eosts
4 ROSsLAAD aad All
|, KOOTENAY !
i POI MIS-. 4
TIME SCHEDULE.


IA effect June a.. 1854
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE
For ST. Paul and East. ~ y IN
Far Spokane aud Local. il5 a. IN ana
So Portland. s9 m and 80 o N.
'Far olympia. Grays Harbor aud South
Uen3 a. m.
tar g-aFbonado, as ,
Fof Tacoma zee. tbs and a. m. ia
TRAfSe sRWTvE At SEATTLE
Ffem 81 Paul and East, 40 a. IN.
Frora spokane and Local. SEQ a m and
BON portland. $40 and no p m.
sHsssa 0fympla Gray's Harbor and
South BEND $50 > N
rrm Carbonado. II ~ a m.
F4eaa Tacoma, ~ = and II - o. IN
ttr s - and Il 80 m
.natlv except Sunday All others daily.
IRIS eAtt subject to change without
Throuxn tickets 70 Jav~a ans Chin. via
Northern Pae - Steamship Company. al
America linz
For rates routes and ether information
ca 81 or address
I. A. NsDEsr.
General Agent Seattle.
City Ticket Offloe. corner NeSer way
snd Frunt street
Depot Ticket once corner western
avenue snd Columbia street
A % CHARLTON.
Assistant General Faasengsr A9eaE
No ~ Morrison street eerner Third
psFgisnd. Or.
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xrben vo1 axe y0ar vacation. don't for
- s.o-tasrn Paelhs are making ex-
-, -atss daily 20 Aberdeen asd
-. sars bathing. bicycling ans
s.'s-vsslav -7s.aaelys . a pleasant boil
- ur.lI ha faan1 tners.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-01

f~snaf~w nd fishing parties o, ave or
.-s~- can obtain reduced rates 20 and from
take Crescent 81 applying 20 JA1nes Nor
- asenl Straits Steamship Company,
Yes5sv ecsk.
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-. - the neaa !.

Tns Northern Pacific are row mating
= rats & ere fare Tor tns round trip -
Aberasea ard oeosta 1seess on sale
s,,srv sav. Netting more pleasan. than Z
xIslt % ina sraad Pacific ocsaa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-01
TESTIMONIALS
Hudson Medical Institute,
Stockton. Market and Ellis Sta


Impure BLOOD. Copper-Ccl1red--s
Spots Lamps. and the various
:---symptorns OF Blood Disease
s---tlfsappear BY tha use or the
s--so-dav cure Write for---------~g
,,----BLOOD CIRCCLARS----------;
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.


London. Aug. sf--snve-. - ff-fst. Con-
sols u. s-is
New york. kug. = The Evening Posts
london financial cahieRraEn Esvs: TIE
a*o~k markets were irregular to2av. C.l--
asre4 stocks wee depressed by - con-
tFru@s woI4 sNfuFnents. WHILE Americans
ard Kaers were strong. Americans
opened Arr nns reacted Nttle later -
- rav h,fs finally closed - the best.
Tesav's wf+hfrs wals o. gold from tae
nanl. % England surprised the money
market. because This j. not ne day for
taking on. gold fer America Bat - pre-
v4o-,elv explained Withdrawals are made
On *he chance % tAs hank raising the sell
ing price -, American eagles TIE bank :
stock % "a g5es is 80 large. however. thAt
thA n~sca nav n~ohshly remain urcns1Ee1
- re r-@ssr. L IS runso-e. this even
Fng that some large god or1e~s for Amer
ia have fust besn cJunte-rnan ! car
not coufrm th3s.
The Paris bourse was better.
RreaHstufrs snd Grains.
Tgws-r-7,I. Aur. yl-V-l1s at--sp0t steady;
sena-5 nor. No red winter. stocks Ak
hansted No rsd spring. = g No.
California. s. Ek4. Futures closed steS4y.
sxIth near positions unchanEs1 % al lover
anf distant pes siors 1nehaT2ea - ~
t,tsvfs@r- S@rsten4her = I'd. oetahsrs = "a
November. s. I'D: Decesuofr. - s.
-o~n-sp5t quiet. American Faixs1. rev.
"a Sd Futares closed qstef. wsia sep
ser.he- Ia sower ard other months IN
eaanw=s from Saturday. closing pen
fpar. = Ss.s- O-spae- ans November, IS @l'
December, - q.
F3evr-Ft-m. demand Etrc-E- freely sup
Piled. =. Logss fancy w1ater. s.
EoPS.
Hgps-At LONDON. Paciac coast, e IS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-01

The RothschiJds AMER Oregon Gold
San Francisco. Aug. Tl.-Ths Eoths-
aalsds. through tbs Exploration Company
q. Lo.6or. have turned sas.r ssssnEien 20
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-01
WAS
DEBILITATED

He suffered from nervous erhaustier
ana It's attendant train Of trophiA Hs
could sleep only in wlnks and mods. his
appetite vas poor. his lips hloodises. his
eyes bieared. giimmerins fic.aring viSy
Ions passed before him; he was a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-01

Observer u Charge.
Tide. as seattle Hareor Today.
Hish Tide 4 Lo~ Tide.
an feet pm feet an feet ip.unl'set
Is 12.sI4nl i2s1 5.ei s.eIs.l.l "a
A PORT TOWNSEND
$50 80 .ie.oo 80 az q 50 81
Seattle. Aug g. isss.
Exchanges az the Seattle. Tacoma and
Portland clearing houses today we're;
Cleararesa balances
seats ..... ......-..st assss q $500 y
Tacoma -.... $1,000. ia&.1l % &ssel y
portland ...-. ......... 1l9.46 - fs.t'4 {"
The grocery market has Dean very quiet
during the pfss week ard but few
changes are noted n quota t{0ns
There Is nothing uew IN the grain mar
ker. Al dealers are awaiting the arrival
Or The new grain which i coming 81 very
slowly, being as yet haFd y started Bat
two cars % the new gheat have been re-
cetVed az the West Seattle elevator,
Ranca egEs are stin az a tooolng price
o. l3'a cents Per dozen. Dealers are paying
Is 70 l5ss cents 70 producers. A fictitious
value Was given eggs yesterday b. the ar
rival % sha Alaska steamer city OF Tope-
IA and one large house made a heavy
sHlpmeat NJ u cents per dozen.
Sweet potatoes are coming In plenC fully
ard are IN good demand. The stock T.
large and fine. Cantsloupes are much re-
aaced IN price and were selling on the
streets today AZ = 10 81 cents per crate
The cool weather has lowered the price
o. lemons and they ara q3ote3 az 81 cents
lower per box.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

FORECAST FOB TgESDAr.
rsnFssant- Or. Avg r.
Cc-4ssasaz hx8g. rains.
e. = EAssTE Fc-ecas.s-.
z. g. DEPAETS NJ OF AERICTL~
TUnE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN
Sc. AR. y
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-01

Pstroleun-Stesiy ana unchanged; Unit
e-i closed 3 os1a bid. Penn sylvanla crude
strong; Septsnber. SL0Sis BID.
Hops.
Eops-EAsy.
Wool.
WSol-stsa3y.
Metals.
P3E T-o0-EEss: Southern. sfs TEff9:
Northern So 7tTTs7h
Lesd-F'-rsn. brokers price, 9 5o5 sx-
change price. yeTe-a2-5
Tidal. straits. s.Z797-1Ss; Plates
ar~r-
spe. .sr-DuG: domestic. g ssesTA
Coffe..
Co~se-o7etozs opened eu's- a. good
rr.-ss' closed quleS a. l5ef.5 points de-
clus, septean oar. S7os59 SSc SPOT RIO
dun. Nc ?. $40.
sugar.
Sogar-Raw easy: rsan~a s.saiy.
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Rrea.isturs and Grains.

Frs. Rezfne-e hazt: bicycle r.1s O.
I've w!xa = ~ - A. para sanssat-
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OhserwatGoaa taken a. al stations - 9
3. no. 9th meridian tfrne g . N. Pacific
unel. GEORGE y SALISBURY.
Observer IN Gn1rSe>
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-01

Total sales.
The total sales OF stocks today were
81. tao shares. Including American To-
bacco 2a.6eo American Sugar 1850. Bur
linEtou 1850. Chicago Gas $500. General
Electric S60o Louisville & Nashville $780,
Manhattan iIea. Missouri Paclfc SIeo
North western 4So. Reading 10s00. 81 Paul
road $3.50.
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Flour

Flour-Rece3pts E.AOa barrels exports
1900 barrels Market dun and easy.
Wheat.
Whsst-Receipts ~ 90 bushels. exports
20 NO bushels. Spot weaker. No hard.
$50. Options declined at the opening.
on account OF heavy Black SEA shipments.
large spring wheat receipts and a liberal
increase on passage, rallied on steady
closing Liverpool cables but finally broke
under Thonan's report and an Increase
n the English visible and closed I.Qssc
lower. September closed s57ac; December.
e6zgc.
Visible Grain supply.
The visible supply % grain on Saturday.
August p ss compiled by the New York
Rr.tneA EYrhanna Il 8 f.l'nna.
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ssFEEL
TIRED

1T - ALWAYS THE SAME WHEN I
iay ns down 10 sleep feel -
when ! arise feel tired. Eoa ars sfn,
able 20 collect rms thoughts. I feel con-
FUSED, ! arr irritable. I lack that visor
tnRt vas wont 20 have No wonder [
aFn respondent no W0aaer am ncryona
DO wonder despair A man feeling tired
a. lae time gets weary Of fife" Tns4e are
the words Of a Young man who
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-07-19
FROM ALASKA.
Descriptive Letter From the
 Frozen North.

The following taken from a letter received by an Prescott man from that country will be interesting. The let ter Is wfitted from Sunset city, and the writer speaks first of the equable eli. mate, and mentions the fact that the snow seems 10 be rapidly disappear ing, and that the th,rmometer only reaches the freezing point once in forty eight hours, He then says: The gold hunters are at work along the beach in the sand, and they all find 'colors. The pieces are worth from ? cents down. The sand flats are located by TuIAre farmers. Snow and floating ice bring the gold down and deposit on the beach in the sand and slate. They find from i5 to % cents per day and go crazy owe it. Some few however, make from 90 10 75 cents per day. The gold found is worn and ffaky, and is scratched in many eases by harder substances, showing that :, had been washed . long way. The pieces found are the sils Of a snlAli pes. There Is but little quartz found near ,ha water. Part of our party left, and people are going in every direction, wslking over good and bad ground. banning here and there on the surface, then cryiug. fraud and selling ou. st ay price, only t0 return te civilization. No fish to speak Q. eve. SC; here, for tine tide would leave them on the mud.
 You may sit up until midnisht, or even read, and then the sun begins to rise. It i. ea;d that gold can be found here from the grass roots down. Ain can, Australian and Californian min CTS say il beats anything they ever ssw b-fore. The beach is e blue-b!ack sand.
 Lambe is sl00 a thousand, coal oil S3.J0 per can; tom stoes. 3 cents per pouRd, and canned bee. g per pound.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-07-19

In the fall of 1893 son Of Mr. [ A. Mcfarland . prominent merchan, of Live Oak, Sutter Co.,, Cal. was taken with . very heavy cold. The pains in his cbest were so severe that he had spasms and was threatened with pneumonis, His father gave him several large doses of Cbsmberlisn's s Cough Remedy which broke up the cough and cured him. Mir. McFar- land ss, . whenever his children have croup he invariably gives lem Chamberisin's Cough Remedy and 1t always cures them. He considers it the best cough remedy in the market. by Ton n1st Jns Drux Store. M
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-07-19
The lli-coxery savod hi. l.ife,

MT. G. Caiilonette, Druggist, Beaver sville, Ill.,, says: "To Dr. Kings New Discovery owe my life, Was taken with LA Grippe and tried all the phy- sicians, but of no avail and was given up and told could not live. Having Dr. King's New Discovery in my store I sent for bottle and began its use and from the first dose began to get bet ter, and after using three bottle was up and about again. IL is worth Its weight in gold. We won't keep store or house vithou it." Get a free Hall the Tom b stone Drug Store.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-07-19

New Mexico ssttlemsn gre complain ing of the large destruction of cattle, especially calves, by the wolves. The question is . serious one and some concerted action should he taken to destroy ,his pest. A drove of these wolves among . bunch oi calves will soon take . years profit out Of . good hard og cattle.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-07-19
> Not Polite

to say the least to run down all Japan teas sold in the United States. except SeAilling's Best. but there are more important things in this world than politeness:
 CD Truth-what we say we firmly believe: these teas are colored and adulterated.
 (2) Health-these teas are not health-giving; some of them are health-stealing.
 (3) Pleasure - these teas do not give the pleasure that pure and fine tea does. There s a wrong to be righted = hence this plain speaking.
 Sehilllng's Best, at your grocer's, is a pure fine tea. YoHr money 6aek says so. . .SthHling'5 Best coffee, bakin@-pow- der, soda, spices, and fiavoring extracts. are also money backed.
 4 Shilling q Com5any .San F,ancisro
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-07-19

Editor Brys son O, the Louisiana Mo-, Press gives the following gentle hint to delinquent: Perhaps we ought not inject private matters inte pnblic notice but we feel impellad in burst of confidence 10 state tha, the treas- ury reserve is in this shop was never 90 low AS at at the present mo nent. Another bond issue ia imminent and although there has been plenty of water lately we doubt our ability to float smother loan in which caee con- 6dence is not the only thing that wili burst. A hint 10 the wise is sufficent but what truubles us Is the fact that some of she people on our books are not as wise as serpents or harmless as humming bi,ds.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-07-19
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS.

An old, well-tried remedy. Mir Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for their children while teeth- ing. with perfect success. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allsys all pain. cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for disrrhoeA. l. is pleasant to the taste. Sold by druggist ID every part of the world. Twenty-fve cents a bottles It's value is incslcu- liable. Be sure and ssk for Mrs. Win slows Soothing Syrup. and take no other kind.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-07-19

An inch and half of rain fell within c few hours at Phenix, on Thursday. b. ing the heaviest known for years. About s3, 900 damage vas done to mercantile stocks by water from leaking roofs. Salt river is sood- ed and the rains on the cattle ranch es up the stream are reported to have been heavy beyond precedent a, this season of the year. A big chunk of plaster fell from the ceiiing of Cohn's cigar store. show cases were smashed and conderatle dar,age dOue.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-07-19

Henry Fry arrived yesterday from Dos Cabezss where he has been ai work on a promising gold property in which G. H. Pitts and Clerk W. A. Hsrwood are interested. A shipment of ore was made abou,s week since te Fl Paso. Mir. Fry statss the gold camp of the county is coming to the fore and considerable activity is noted. Capital is now looking to tsis section and several mining deals are on the ;apis.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-07-19

''We had an epidemic of dysentery in this vicinity last summer" says Samuel s. Pollock, of Briceland, Cal. "I was taken with |, and suffered severely until some one called my attention to Cham berlain's Colic, Cholera and DIarhoea Remedy. ] procured bottle and felt better after the first dose. Before one half of the bottle had been used l was we'll recommended il 10 my friends and their experience was the same. We all unite in saying il is the best" for sale by Druggists.