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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-28

a t5eycnnz ye4ng eradicate ~ Tsszar
nv4ax bear Buffalo. recently cou6 gcted q
haevrgfng FaasssEr 10 ser home ard har.1sez
hfvz ever - her hrcthsr- fFz-saw. who vas
q constable. says 40 axeharEe Before hs
r-1ss - teals wftn according % sAw Ia
sssen cszes r-ads ara provided 10 sac
eseaea II p@rsas82nE bis czgsor 20 Ges
hl.zs 70 quoting a L4Sstn precedent 20 Jus
ftsy rs enlargement Ihs young Aady
vrergsgfy Aoszs - TIE banner q her pre-
sseezss5r:
r9e4 @zgssvsfw wswnx fasw % Wzxzar
WAC was sailed n TIE street sy a ehas-
4EUr.
- dang 4 krsekA4s
WITH nFz&s Nlra AZ that
va gae G4ss tins 1& wA1I@4 - zsss ns-.
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WINDOW GLASS GOES Up.
Man ufacfurers Raise the Price and
Jobbers Co Them Two Better.

CHICAGO. Aug. z.-Window glass has
gone up : PEP cent n price % the public.
TIE tokbers' association met today and
we're osficaaIiy notified by the manufactur-
ers' combination. whssh was formed here
yesterday that the price 20 them was
raised Ter cent. Tire teebers promptly
raised this > per cent The new rates OF
siscount are 60 and - per cent The in
crease Affects al grades Of window glass.
There VIII Dc another meeting IN week
or tsvo following the organization OF the
trust outlined a. the manufacturers meet
irg. for The purpose of organizing the
tS5eerS.
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MARINE NEWS.

EoQUIAN. Aug 3s.--Arriyssi-Schr John
F. Miller, from Rsdardo for Ecau1zm-
SaIle1-Str Truekse, from HosGlaEa FOR
San Francisco.
san FRANCISCO. Aug. E.---Arrivei-
scnr Pioneer Gray's harbor. sailed-Bk
Harvester NanSsmo. schr jennie stella
Gray's harSog. str Mack4naw. Tacoma:
Schr EotaEna. Coos bay.
COOS BAY, aug. 2S.-Arriye1-Str Czar-
ina, from San Francisco. SaIied-Str Alice
blanchard. for San Francisco; str Empire,
BEAR HARBoR, Aug. as-AFEived.-Str
Iazuna. from san Francisco.
EUREKA. Aug. &-Arr1yeo-Str Alice
Blanchard from Goes Bay.
SAN PEDRO. Aug. &--ATriyed--Schr
Bangor, from Port Gamble
ASTORIA. Aug 2z.-Arriyed-Str Ore
gon. from San Francisco.
PORT BLAKELEY. -Ang. as.-Saiisd-
Br ok Dominion, for Sydney; schr Marion.
for san Francisco.
PORT PIRIE. Aug zs.-Arrived-Br hk
MoTialta from Tacoma
TALTAT4. AUG. 2--Satlef-Cer Sd Adolf.
for Oregon
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CIosInx nnntntionr.
Lave stock

Cattle-Nafive beef steers sold AZ s. sDG
S-sa with late saies largely ~ ssssI5l5;
stncksrs and Western feeders. $3.50 1 =.
Calves sold AZ ss.s5 for primo lots.
Efggs-This was the high day Of the year.
prime light hags selling for s455. Sales
were AZ s5.s01a5s. tie bulk going FOR "a Is
6sf5.
Sheep were sal4ble ar g. LsE43.5 = for iufe-
rsor 70 r1ogrs western rangers selling az
s. - Feeders paid Aboslt a. much as
20 8 sa4f3 - Lambs sold at s3ae3525. or
about tie range OF prices that prevailed
week aSo but common lots averaged low
cF Feeding lambs sold AZ 81 EfGSs0
Recelpis-Cagtle, 4.eQ. hogs. 1900;
sheen : $50
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~~s 1xS 10 endhse
1I5essn q ne iecal MARK
s.shiaE esorstsons-
..a~-srx we're the joo5iaE quota
~sslessle dealers yesterday.
.-~., ffoar aad Coffee.
..s..zsnr,-<so,sen 'sCt' IN b5ls. per
- o, err SCI sn bbls. per 10. q;
sr@<na,sfed. in bbls. Es- -. %se' c43e'
scasezeH. sc. spot casa - sSssa..s,..
~ -. 80 81 "a: California brands
CD Dust fouT.. 80: buck
-, eear. per Dbl 80; Per
azxI graham, per Dsl, t.s, OF
- seu. s. per cwts re nor p.
~. OK q ID xscss, szss ~ srs
~ p s -. 81 s3g4's8. h0ssaias ger
- cL cracked .hs1t. Ger cF. 80
49, rheat. re per case Snoas ~ -. -
80 - srt III pear harisy. 49,
"a 4. SIP boxes SIC: spiii Fs&sa Or
- ssekS e. S5 0exss VIE
a. rs, aaked hounlny. bbis.
go METEOROLOGICAL. pr 70.
- 5srx - 3 zazc: Costa Rsca.
49, psr n. Sc Rosste5-ae.Fp,ss ~ -
= e. A.. 1 xls ss Case. pa pr svt. MS
En Al ,irs. per 70, &c, sacks sc.
~ I,cha. gi1c. Caracas. Nase Qua ,.s ss-
~ - 9roard coffee iSUZlc, lAon. &srAss
= q hsS as slz s.
Nests. Provfsfons and Fish
pt,sh Neass fsobhsngl Cow beef. $751;.
- - Gx6sc Ger b. mutton. &C per ID,
r.. ~ per n. veal G. per 70. GO
~ GsaH. izc; breakfas. bacon, nse'
}y~s T1sS ssohhlnsp-Hanbst. sQic,
emss. csc: salmon 4 Jut &c; nounostr.
=. sslss &C. rock cod. &C. hlac<
II &: perch. s171ic: mountain srous'
nsssss, Cheese, Egxs and Poultry.
1sser = Ranch. ie0isc: Washington,
tenrsries, slD prints, 20
- 0obbGns) --lsGzc.
ISIriy uobiangJ -Chlcksns ioGiic: tive
at dressed caicEe.ls. fzlzc.
Vegetables and Fruit
hnsoes Uobblng1-New potatoes. ssail
sszSabses tjobbsng)-Nauve peas. e:
- California onions. silver skins. i-s1f
E7sr lN lbs beeis. ase 1>r sack. cab
3 ~ 6az cucambers. dollhouse. fac Ter
IL dollhouse tomatoes. 4SfdAc per box;
HnatsAee tomatoes, ZsfI9oc, green corn,
81 p<f dox: sweet potatoes. Si.zs per box
Gge1 Frsl< lJoo5iaEi -~AeEB5 -
1kasanls, ss45. selects. ye3s; new
mtfss Asfrakhan apples. ia acc. common
gpsa. S05c; Alexanders, 1Ecf1 GRAY
rssef1s ssc<1Sl: wenatchee apples. SIC
Is bananas, s.42.ss oranges. &.1G3,
As,knerrsfs, 75cGl per crate. California
pazsss Crswfards Hc per box. oregon
rxfertx. stasac: Wenatchee peaches. 30
~ pr box Bartlett pears. scat per
IN peach plums. so &c; California plums.
s. p9 boz; crab apples, Asa &C.
0ay, Grain and Feed.
HI G5tbsrg)- Puget sound, Der ton.
Easten Washington timothy. HIGH.
Isxifs .
oz,s ueheing}-s.2
Wheat-S415o.
Barley usD5.ag)-Rollsd or ground. per
"a ~
csrs-whole, sz2a23: cracked, sz2Qzs;
~ ntxl sze55
HsIstafs 0ehhingl-Bran. per ton, gs:.
fsgts per ton 81
Fs<d-rAopped feed. SO per ton: mid
1.sr. per ton. ". oil cake neal. per ton.
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he III szca IS has 1sver yet b@<n re-
azizsd
TAa. iris BIDS far 20 ae eraphatcalty
farmers year IS 12ca cause for re5oiC-
zig Great as EEs The present exports Il
= oEly TIE beginning * re business 81
wheat moving. zs tee really heavy ROVE
EEs1E does 10. begin I'll Ia-a n August
ard September.
Long Axe TIE American farmer. = IS
tine he Tad Ms Inrlags.
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AEw YORK MARKETS.


SEW YORK, Aug Z.-Tossvs. uasrx..
jig Throughout and tie 1880
: na-ney OF prizes was przcsscaIIy .Sr,..ssr-
r1pte1 ~ reactions. Anything lie : =
etsS.on ~ the bids Of sticks a'ls5sess &c 80
80 ana led 10 a Ian il tns AGO.
49, son gave place % renewess hrr.is--s.,
aao nlsner level CT pric@. Mzax ss,sr.
as7 SOCKS were sought out Ard rysywsss =.
s 80 nsssAet, All a. not25le gains. srhs
.stse e1saeht even togcaag3 sore az fne -
genaety low-priced. alssaos, sIsesrs5.s =
$50. re strength Of me market va a.
EAEsal4s 18sSo CT a Fezswal o. mi -..--ss.
a15.se u the Improving tendarsv % go
tFA4 BUSINESS. Some 81 IT,. resfraai 49,.
nidEitsS record esrnlnsE ard al are 49,
Aa& lnsfeaSec earnings Frffser rexsors. -
s ss'ahs = esterr grain carrying roads sso,s
sna. me total movement In faefr h.,ssrss,s.
= cue ~ large part 70 the r4aaverner: ~
sEa1n eastward, and this ia tasen a. ~
important fn0@x OF the fgnproyerrSN,1r -
genera business The eSnf.ysss8 -. =
t1le money market iz view OF fhese asst-
aencfS o. awakening industrial arff,,itsy
causes surprise. but cheap money L. svs -
cralis@ 70 speculation. Tie break IN
grain was regarded in the s.s-E rn~r,s@-
as proving tns safety and abundznc~ ~
ne grain crops and melted specazI arffxsss-
n tie granger shares
ans LoEd market waa very active ara
kenSraliy higher. Total sales we've e.
Government "A ur1ra L 80 = z
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~~*-k@* l. q re snz4n ATTRIBUTED - repcT-s
rhzr 49, czz1sEy q SFrixr zz@zE = k1E
49, s~vazves ! virtual deficiency z tie
yfess VALE ire Geld weather Ia IRE y eSr-
artsk ~Nrorts EEzx corn was TOT TIE essFi1s-s
- ~.zssa~sfess "a = natter e cor 1SEEe-s
fvTrssrfswee- Tnre1Eacar me wse<. ro%-
evs~ ~ s.ocks zETe reS7 rurcf1zses3 f-tse-
n - saessras. arz while TIE excited E1essc
f.swszx - . fortnight % 50 hack has as
appeared EEe cnss1cs interest n t1s -
- = "a sosasSF good ard ccT-1TTfl sSzc1
nogxes rsgort she execution q sz,ssssc-
serzy s-~sslrsr 1< orders The very favor
ara eawrsn<s reported hT r1Erer q
FAasssrg rnzas for the second ard trsf1
weeks % AHwg~t create = aerfsss1 esz1lsn
fr~sr~~zSta-l Ths IMPROVEMENT r. Business
a SO mentioned With satisfaction. eSps-
eszIlyr ire better tendencies Appearing Il
ga s~or ard @.es1 Industries.
Bank Cfrarfngs-
The following tzh'e compiled sy Brad
street shows he hank ciszrtnEs ~ the
cities Indicated FOR the week ended Al
gust 2. wtth the percentages Of Increase
ard cec~saze Is compared with TIRE cor
responding week last year
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

LONDON. Aug. 27-consols. ifsss: ST.
yer 99zf
NEW YORK, Aug. s7.-The Evening
Posts London financial cahlegram says:
The sock markets were QuiEr and irreg-
u}ar tcfav. Ths tone vas god On the
whole. but dsarer ucrey acts Gs 4 drag on
investments IN stocks. The policy Of The
HanS ~ England directors g. s INDICATED BY
recent returns Is row telling on The mar
ket. Money was r. good demand today
and THE hank has probably lcared over
sEls4da8 20 the market.
TIE Parts bourss wss oscyart on the
RS sen alliance, and he Berlin market
NJ amll
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Converting Corn Into Beef.


Nebraska Is rot going 70 crowd Us corn
into the Chicago market this year 10
weaken the price. bat Is going ID feed It
10 stock and send IL out OF the state IN
cattle ard hogs. In the same article
which makes this announcement n a
neutral paper Is the statement the pop
ocratic combination viii have 20 work
hard TO keep Mr. Bryan's state from go
ing Republican, so powerful a promoter or
Republication is prosperous times.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. Aug. 1.-THE local whss,
Fsrke. was N sympathy with that OF the
r. q TIE world today. and throughout
ae seT u remained IN such an urfxetfless
rsnon ghRf = few dealers refused 10
$50 Efires. Receipts today we're ahaat
= ~ loads. Bat Httls nev hsSfress vss.S
.ssessd. Walia Walla. ssspS4c. Valley.
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~ PoRT TQWNSENp
MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatch 20 the Post-Inseilig
81 3. clear. wind southwest ten miles
Passed oss- United States reyz1lla cutter
Richard Rusa. a. In p. m.: tug Tacoma,
IN sas strata
CLAL-LAM BAY. Aug. T.-4 y. H.
Clear. fresh southwest wind.
PORT ANG EI.ES, Agg- ZI.--4 ,. m4-tSa-
ronetsr s. "a. clear: ~snG northwest. IT.
teen miles. Steamer Eugene az docs
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Famine Again strikes Ireland.

sKTPBEREEN. aug. .s--The potato
crop N North Cork snd Limerick has
bae1 partly destroyed by blight, and tn
.,,e.sa districts II vii 10 the worst year
n tire last half century for potatoes
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nreaasfuE-.

LIVERPOOL Aug. @e-Wheat-ouiet.
No. j standard California, Sas Cd carRoes
of coast very little doing. carEoes on
passage. rather easier. - lower: English
country markets. quIetsr, French country
markets dun. wheat in Paris. easy. rOur
AR, partg resffsf
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p.nx,au. Allowed in Washington.

WASHINGTON. Aug. ss.-Penssons have
pe@n granted BY COMMISSIONS Evans az
follows: Casenars Bernard, Port Angeles.
& per month from September =. iss4.
Richard II. Massey. la Conner 81 per
montn from July /. ;sas
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PSg T-c-z-DzTl. <s<-se~a. tsa SGT *
Lcrr'@r--Exczzrg IL IsS3ss[
Ss'@sss--sxsz1ezs domestic. s46a
4zs-k lErzaT. Plates. EuIl.
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san FRANCISCO MARKETS.
nresastnn-. Grain Etc

a.. - on shotleT tumble today. chin
EsAss cut o. the market and ou0fatssf,g
~ rtfssr nominal The Chicago market
$3.50 sspfly, and the local speculative.
ssrA ,osi9wed Barley is in the same
- vi wheat LEGAL mfllsrs and matt
49, =. =. Ioi peying ard the foreisyr &C.
10y a VI zsswing - quiet: quotations ara
ss -a.aL he cat market il In a waiting
sssVca Uncertainty IN the wheat rsa~
asssett.eS ether grains. prices arr frrn
49, Coast o&ts are coming IN
closing Quotations
ts-Firm' December. a5s: May.
ss,sy--s:ssdys december. s,.
i&Tge ven w. 81 a7l 81 teIs
r-s sAfernla. 81 S4glg.
~. s, ss-s,s cash pgiees for family ex-
2 = baker extras. tseas 10
ee,s, - ssassgSing L quoted az <i8 ner
~ nr-i.ssf ~, @'sa silks Tor choice. rrill-
.ns'ssy.-Feed. ga nass,c par ~..,al.
g., s.sse: argwine fiafl en- ner cen
ns,s r.. sna ss'seSS' for coast
A.. ~ senisl. good 50 choice 81 fss7t IS.
SN~. - As~sfi s. ger GENITAL. row Yssl
fssn es* SatiHas, a.lsis1g! -: gray.
Receipts.
~ quarter sacks. Il I'd. vvhsa, es-.
81. - narssy. ceHtals 81 f9A. SafS $50
n beans, seeks .6Ss. corn. cef.t4is.
s,s.s 49,. .s5ssefai 1p9; re, centals $50. %
: s..s - sessdlings. sacks %. nav tons sns'
sssse. tons IS. zoal htrrs 80 49,
an, s "a y, quicksilver. flask. rs. wiae.
fsedese. Pratt. Ere.
- ;ss aae Aills:atYs-sf.5danES slsas2
II Al ~ o.. 9 wheat ard cat sii
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saILA wALLA WHEAT MARKET.

Eert Dispatch 10 the Post-Tntslligencer
NALl@A WALi.A. Wash. Aug. g-.--The
rness market was dun today and no sales
~ made The dealers offered 7s,sc for
ssb kas lsalsssc for bluestsm.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. Aug 21---There was slump
3 he wheat market today. IN sympathy
faA Eastern markets Closing No. /
sish. &c: No. blnesten. S5ssc.
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CanadianPacifc
Soo-Pacifc Ry.
THE ONLY LINE RUNNING
LUXURIOUS SLEEPING CARS
FROM THE
PACIFIC To TIE ATLANTIC
WITHOUT CHANGE

UPHOLSTERED TOURIST CARS daily
70 s. Paul Wednesdays % Rosscn and
sunS&ys 20 Toronto. without change
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE DAILY AT
A ~.
MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS GS LAKE
SUPERIOR, ieavllg Fort WliIlaEa for
Owsn Sound on Thursdays Rna S1ndays
and fer Windsor every Tuesday Meals
I'D o@xJh tsxrIsd44 On steamers without
ezra charge or al nrst-elass tickets
MONTHLY STEAMERS 10 Herolals
ard AUSTRALIA. and every Three weeks 10
Chira and Japan
For rates and other information apply %
r.. W NGfS<fs
Freight and Passenger Agent ~ Ftrst Az.
or 10 E. j. C0YLE
District Passenger Agent. Vancouver. Il
C
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: The Miners Popular Rcufe
70
sROSSLAND :
= AND ALL r
.Kootenai Points. :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TINE SCHEDULE.
In. Eject April -. 1897,

TINE SCHEDULE.
Tr Eject Apsfl -, 1897.
TRAINS LEAVE sEATTLR
Far Spokane. Eo@slsnd. 81. Paul
ana ksEf .ss~s.-s......ss.. ~ - -
EoF Portland ...-.-....-s... 10 q -
FER Olympia .-.s......s..-...=... s:l5 - -.
For aFay's Haresr and south
For Tacoma. It's ard 80 = M.
ZEE qR ssf xRRlyE At sExr re
From Spokane. AossiArd. St
. I'm 81. &c. 4, s,S.: II
sFyom Grays Harhor and south
Bend 800. -. ............. eos p =.
spasiy except Sunday. All others daily
THIS card suhiesf 10 change without ~
tice.
Through tickets 20 Japan and China ~
Nerthern Pacifc Steamship Company.
Fer rates. routes and other insorrnAetoa
T. A. SADEAu.
General Agent. Aeaft1A
City Ticket Office. cor. 1esier way -
urnns TicE~t on7ce. corner Western ~.
enue ara Gclasnhs# street
A. ID. CHARLTON.
Assistant 5enxTaf Passenger A..
No rs Morrison street. corner Tnlf4
Portland. Or.
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9-rsesefzs Es.ais Aess fansly hotel e
SAFE. sxcsItsns -Oozss. a. Modern Improve
rsszasz Nc 5A-.
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ssrtctlv arxs-elzss. ell r-o3grz IZrrsvN
-szsz. Eza s&zRse rso1zs.
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Teal sale. az stocks today were s-s.us


wheas lcss - auxaes frasy ana re Tow
Fst qoiat was about 30 points &nafr tAa
top notch for the session There we're 1@t
enough Influential bulls 1 ~ re re faark
% make q respectable 81 rnt Gg2tnst ki1n 9t-
clsalnz tendency. They have nearly al %
coHls Interested 81 corn. which every aelF
in TIE trade has been e10cagfa g ? aetS
Is o. the eve e a bsosa. Caast 33entiv,
whea TAvrYreo{ oEsBaa awaF ~ thts
snaruing and followed Is az wtfh Turner
dec.saes ora later caa-es. me A2esI insTSet
as il the e0ttem nad dropped car. - rap
safv afd prices slide down hiA aa rs%l.fa-S
% ne rain Ct setlgs esae.s W 49,
ire arckeEg bo7nnRr1e4 the Enarssf Anffe
was practically np support otheE thaa
that offered - lg.e eEy1ns AZ ssast POS
Tae December epl3an sfftaa 3n - p hE@-
safes which Nas s8sss sTe3A e
sazAel from }asg nisht aen = SAL
rrs}shfa nroana kar sl1is Aaas 81 - aHd
dswn ~ ooudleSinS or4sfs s4t ssse3
lsrfrsl h haf an boar before tha Clo~r as
asssc. Ev0m asre & ra5-ied % So N'efe
e faet OF. Selling was 4Ettef A-+tt.@ ~
drse over liberia 1la.n. '.es ~ =. 49,
90 susfeis ~sre traera in- - 2as csoe
No ! Nar harn vas csto - roE1lnssty st
s. 50. ana Ne. rsd 81 s.-e-'s, BON Z O. o
Cosn was ret Sc active So yesterday. e1i
shawad p.alasy t1e NeHa & ssa@ oali
l.aasEsAia. Matse wseat sast 49, :
htssael. corn loss issss tha1 ceaf asa
a. ss~etsv frra LgcEwhsE r1nEa& frtssi
Ssisc - SSsc ard elase& a, Sise
General Quotations
r,1.t~-Haeeirss - ast sarre1s: exports
II ESQ Aarra.s weak AIS lower - SEA NE
< sss :. sslnnrsSis tAksFs'. sse@stss,
vskatar patemIs - AfA
-yleeespts. llgs-s es5sasss; sxgorts
s 30 sashe's Srat we@A, -, -. -. ss :
spossrssnx Izverpeos cables. asvsncss3
wssh eern. esxeEea again usIeer Aa2.ta--
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Steamer UsagsA secs - Sk4gzsy aaG
LyeA AEg 4ss -.
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: .s,ss 49, excahasge &C Lsnaon. sky dr.,
Financial
.zsFr dois ..... zZ7sl rrasts-zs~@4
T. doss 80. aHa. Te,@srwa-sss -.
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1lREETS AND TRADE.

eeatsse. Aug. Z. 1857.
:, tss s<sttag, Tacoma and
-. s:esdrx kosses today were:
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-28
eiosing Quotations

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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-25

at later period. 1.-The fact must not
be overlooked said Judge McKenna,
"that the governments lien is sec
ond one, subject to first mortgage OF
1913. 600, 900. The advantage the
government has secured is tina. at the
sale under the DEGREES of foreclosure
there will be a bid for the roads of
$50, 900 over and above the first mort
gage, and in addition the benefit OF alb
solute freedom of competition at the
sale. The government may secure its
whole claim through higher bid. 1t
is sure of $50, 900, 900. aud this amount,
in connect on with the payments al
ready made, will pay the principal OF
the debt twice over"
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-25
Living During the War.

But the frightful mortality OF the
camp says Prof b. l.. Gildersleeve in
the September Atlantic, does not
strike the imagination so forcibly as
does the carnage OF the battlefield, and
no layman cares to analyZe hospital re-
ports and compare the medical with
the surgicsl history of the war. Fam
inc, the twin evil of pestileuce, is not
so easily forg often, and the dominant
note of Aristophanes. hunger.
was the dominant note of life Ia the
coufederacy, civil as we'll as military.
The COME derste soldier was often on
short ratious, but the civilian was not
much better Off. [ do not mean tho e
whose larders were swept by the be-
som of the invaders. mot u dust of
flour, not an ounce of meat left in tie
house." was not an uncommon cry
along the line of march: but it was
heard elsewhere, and | remember how
Iraked up examples of European and
Asiatic frugality with which to rein
force by editorials and hearteu by
readers-the scanty fare of the French
peasant the raw Outmeal OF the Scotch
stone cutter, the flinty bread of the
Swiss mountaineer, the Span iard's clo-
YES of garlic, the Greeks ha dful of
olives ar d the Hindoo's handful of rice.
The situation was often gayy accept
ed. The not iufrequent proclamation
of fast days always served
as text for mutual banter, and
starvation parties were the rule, social
gatherings at which apples were the
chief refreshment Strange. streaks of
luxury varied this dead level of scant
and plain fare. The stock of fine win
es, notably madeiras, for which the
south was famous, did not all go to the
hospitals. Here and there prOvident
souls had lain in boxes of tea and bags
of coffee that carried them through
the war, and the chief outlay was for
sugar. which rose in price as the war
went on until it almost acquired the
poetical character it bore in Shakes
peare's time. Sugar, tea and coffee
once composed, the daintiness of OLD
times occasionally came back and |
have been assured by those who
brought gold with them that Rich
mond was a paradise of CHI APP and
good living during the war, just as the
United States will be for foreigners
when our currency becomes as aDun-
dant as it was in the last years of the
oOnfede-acy.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-25

The Southern Pacific takes this op-
portunity to inform its patrons that
the Morgan Line Sunset Route man
agement will continue to despatch it's
steamers direct from New York to Gal
weston, during the continuance of the
quarantine restrictions at New Orleans
and vicinity; and the rumor that these
steamers have been withdrawn is en-
tirely without foundation. The ar
rang ement for disem barking at Gal
weston, and direct transfer from ship to
car, and immediate despatch to destina-
ton Is still in effect, and will be con-
tlnued. The quarantine restrictions at
New Orleans not affecting the Gal
weston route. Z. E. HUNT,
Commercial agent.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-25
What it Means.

When we advertise that we will
guarantee DR.. King New Discovery,
Electric Bitters, Bucklen's Arm ca
Salve, or DR.. Kings New Life Pills,
it means that we are authorized by the
proprietors to sell these remedies on a
positive guarantee, that if purchaser
is not satisfied with results, we will
refund the purchase price These
medicines have been sold on this
guarantee for many years and there
could be no more conclusive evidence
of their great merit. Ask about them
and give them a trial. Sold at w.
A. Irwin & Cos. Wholesale and Retail
drug store.