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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-06-08
TEACHERS.

The School EXamlners OF Hooking county,
OHIO VIII meet ut the Union School House
on The first saturday of each month, at 8
O'Clock a. M. except December. January,
July and August; also on third Satur-
day OF April and May. Testimonials ofgood
unknown to the Board.
E. D. RICK ETTs, Pres.
q. u. GOODWIN,
A. M. BROWN, Sec.
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Senatorial Convention.

The members OF the senatorial committee
of this joint ninth and fourteenth senatorial
district composed OF the counties OF Athens.
Fairfield, Hooking, Morgan, Washington and
n portion OF Monroe and Noble have called
the Democratic Senatorial Convention to
meet in
McCOnneIsyille, Ohio, Tuesday, July
9th.
nt l0:30 o'clock q. m. To nominate two candi-
dates for the Office OF State Senator. The
basis OF representation agreed upon Is one
delegate for each 100 votes cast for William
j. Bryan for President ut the November
election 1885, and one delegate for each frac-
ton of so or over OF such votes.
Upon this basis the counties are entitled TO
the following number OF delegates;
Athens. .....,.'...-........,...., ~
Fairfield d................... ................. 80
Hooking ...........,.... ...... . .........,. so
morgan 80. ..'''''''''' ''''''.'''ss''' ~
Monroe (part of Observation-Disclosures. |
Noble (part OF D..,.,.....,,t.........'.,.. u
washington .,...-.''' ''.''.'.'.''....'s. OIL
Total Recommendations. 9O5
A. q. JOHNSON, Chairman.
j. W. TAENEHILL Secretary.
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Chillicothe.and return, June II,
10 and 16, good for return until
June 10th, $l.20 from Logan. Ac-
count reunion.
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WANTED-FAITHFU MEN OR WON
w EN- TO travel for responsible established
house In Ohio Salary $3.50 and expenses.
Position permanent Reference. Enclose
self-addressed stamped envelope. The
National Star Insnrance Bldg. Chicago.
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IncurabIe Diseases.

Sufferers from so-called Incurable Diseases
should in no case give up hope of q cure before
consulting our Eminently Successful Specialists.
They cure many a so.called hopeless case. Such
cases VIC especially desire TO see. Consultation
free at our Offices or by mail.
COLUMBUS HOMEOPATHIC INSTITUTE,
10 15l N. High st., Columbus, o.
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Logan School Examiners Meetings.

The Board of School Examiners of Logan
Village will hold regular meetings for the
Examination ofapplicanis Teachers Ccrtif-
Gates on the Third Wednesday of February,
April, June, August, October and December
Mt the Office ofthe Superintendent, in the
School Building of said Village. Examina-
tions begin at $3.50 A. M. standard of each
day.
BY Order of Board ofEx.
w. II. Wright, Pres
."' n. Il. RaYman. Clerk.
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Very Low Rates to South and West.

The G. & M. ". Ry is selling
Homeseekers Tickets to points To-
Gated in the South and West at
greatly reduced rates. You can
find out all about them by apply
ing to nearest G. d M. V. R'y agent
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We are authorized to announce the name
ofJOHN w. S NTH as q candidate for COM
missioner of Hooking County, subject TO the
decision OF the Democratic Primary. Aug. T.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
SHERIFF.

SHERIFF.
We are authorized TO Announce the name OF
JOHN MATHIOTT as n candidate for Sheriff,
subject to tue decision of the Democratic pri-
mary election or Convention.
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NJ McCOnneIsyille, Ohio, Tuesday, July
9th.

lOtshi 80 'sss'' .,-'.'.''sf'.' .fts' 9oo
A. q. JOHNSON, Chairman.
j. W. TAENEHILJ, Secretary.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
INC heard Of Trade.

CHICAGO, Aug. 9-WEeaf opened firm
fosias. ssesssc higher than ]; esosed sssur-
day, notwithstanding sd aseis'le al Llver-
ever. and rsau asfvices frc,n Europe were
exceptionally bnlIssh. Repairs from the
Sortr"es, were rot 50 rose -colorsd as they
nad been sad generally the news of Tbs
day favored aoylng ~ Tier than selling.
The visible supply decreased 49, &c. not
wishstanding tas heavy receigts al prs-
mary markets n connection with the
visible statement the fact OF Kansas City
having in@rsased stocks only $500 and To-
le1o having decreased $500 bushels. not
tFfsastandiny the very heavy receipts at
both Places the last week, was subject
Of general remark A fa.r!sa business was
done-l5oDou bushels here and flfty boat
loads az the ssaboard- The amount on
worlds Shipments 20 Europe Last weak
were 5 go bushels. against s.iE 90 the
week before. and 4sii GO bushels the cor
responding week last year. The Atlantic
port cIearaneeS ST wheat and -four were
equal To go GO bushels The closing ca
hies reported Liverpool only I'D lower than
Saturdays Aaai quotations. Paris 10 cent
lines higher for near and 70 eentines lower
Tor later deliveries. IL was generally sup
posed. however, that the quota tons for the
40. soysrsaosr FsDraary term al Paris satur-
day was quoted la error franc toe nigh.
and that instead o. ~ confines decline the
price cabled was 70 Continues higher than
the true closing price Of last week.
The general tendency OF prices was
downward up 10 about IL o'clock. about
which time the buiIishness that prevailed
for short time around the opening began
once more 20 assert itself. TIE news Of
the day was all in before the price started
on Its second advance. and the bears
meantime had parted with a good deal OF
wheat The price Of September. which had
sold early at Tic. declined TO 1Jasc on ad-
vices from the ssaboard that foreigners
were ressiltng cargves there. Outside mar
kets we're strong and the bulls took hold
with renewed courage The Chicago ship
ment amounting TO over Es9p bushels
was she strongest ball card and was used
In putting ths price OF September TO 77sc
with rush. September opened hsfiHsc
higher, Al Isssu.ec. sold off TO 73asc. ad-
vaneed 10 The, closing at 165sGfIsc.
Corn was dsaii and inclined 10 droop until
wheat showed SO much recuperatiye
strength. Encouraged BY the latter cir
csimssances. II recovered a slight loss made
In tbs forenoon and closed with a gain for
The day Of &c per busheI
Trading in oats was dull, fluctuations
following corn.
Trading In provisions was on a limited
scale. The packers sold moderately on
she opening advances and established a
slight reaction in pork and ribs. Lard was
held steady.
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g4.1: % .s-asxh.s. n..sas y: % extras.

N4.a. do ss-asgtss. Nss74 ~: 90 extras.
S%5 low grades. s-EGS "
Wasst- Eecs3rss. 3D. x busEeiz. ex-
lE1sks. ~ s1. spot Er-srs No. red ssssc
ceFu0-s oS@rA1 xsrcnyer or ran IL the
S0Tsn.ezs. hy1ke SHARPLY under reazIxssg.
cSst rscoH<ret Snaisy on streysg French
sensss- TACK ct helsseh egop rerscrg a-G
ssesszses IN the American and English
ES-aesse. efcsSrS t<szwc higher No =
sec- SC. rEcssnw ~ Sc. September. &C
s@l~c. esossrx at s4zae
FsafsS--Gfs,tss
Wact-Esvzdv
pessnseaHl-fSulI: United cfoses TIC BIZ !,
al SC
Cofvse-tppttorzs rsosed steady. sEfs
points 1s- advance. Sales IL ~ bags Ia
SllGfng: sepfsrrb<r s ssssS s1s Secsoter
"a sc SPOT eoffe@ RIO. quiet; No. Ia
sggsr-Raw. s*eaaY. far retiring. rxc,
Centrifugal rs test. J&e. Reaned. steady.
Pig iron STEADY. Southern. ssG1a
coppsr-FIrn brokers'. sllEs4: ex-
Tin-stAs5ys Straits. sis7aafas Plates.
dull
sfeitsr-steady. domestic. s. @zTs Is
i-eag-Daai. exchange. ISL brokers'
The price Of bar silver ia London hrok.
today TO HAd. and the New York quota
flon went 70 s5ssc for bar aad &zsse for
Mexican dollars ~ syrstpafky. The ofenirsg &
WAS &ise for hars aid gao for Mexican
dollars
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BreudStua~-
4 Niae Dedicated 80 the Lord.

Chicago Tribune
4 msaa dedicated 70 the Lord, such
MS the novel exercise q few days ago IN
one % the principal mining casnpz ~
Colorado. when the prospeetlv., RETURNS
fTGm a producing mining property were
formally offered % ths Lord to ala IN
charitable and ether works az rhilan-
trophy hut mere especially 70 the ala
and education q orpaans. The mine *
the Bon Tor. = gols producing p~crertv
located in Russell tsaIch ia Gsiutn cr,sttv
and has been leased by the Rev J. II
Weber Of Preston Ohio. ana < ". e.
saer 81 Monroe. Mitch
The ceremony was Witnessed by large
csbucourSe or people Including many
prominent mining rssn % The region I,
was netd at the shafthEuse % the r,s{na
IN The hillside ARD under shs hi0e canopy
81 HEAVEN, Most ng ire ministers ~ ihe
Gospel IN The vs,in!ty were present. and
sse exercises consisted mainly oS prayers.
ssaEsrE ard addresses. TIE Rsv ST.
n sher himself stated that his work as AN
evangelist h8H Ev8ffSsi MIN 70 syters etlG-
e@eficraf advantages - vsenv arnrsex
voans Tgaer.. especially orphans. sal D.
invested hSs nsanNx 81 this mining venture
With tbs sone that IL would yiel3 rocS
returns which would ~ turned iato q
good ard worthy eaaSe,
The raine has been worked fer soma
..r,tr. eas mere especially tn ihs Tire al
DEVELOPMENT rather than production The
tes=s~~s have already bsslIf a shafshfslee
,,u, IN machinery ard have several shgf-S
~ yren as work TIE rews ard novel
fr,xEa~sslng has attracted widespread i,4-
.ers4x araaag the mining aaen - Ihr stssfe
ard tie progress Fs&y weEi ~ carefully
rooted The district S c.e % 1he richest
=, the eoGaty whlle ten coanty - Hv
ssr the richest sT-st saT tx size In thfs
country Il IS onsy twelve rs efzsen rngIas
"A, area, ysS Il has produced II tse l4ss
spfrtv YEARS UPWARD ~ So asss go ~
,,~nr,csls metal principally geld aaa mas
never easeysa a becszs 81 SG1sTea a 1e-
preston.
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Cattle-Saies were on n basis OF S3s5yfls ss
for dressed steers. S9SI5. % for choice to
extra cattle. with good beeves selling free
~ around si.7004s5: native steers sold
largely between sAsl5
Ho2s-Sales ranged at s. JcsI3 sTI for tha
poorest 10 the basr hogs The bulk OF the
hogs crossed the scales at s. 7tE,a.s5
Sweepstakes were at s. 2s9fI; Western
range Iocks sold ~ s.. iesfs.i5; Westerns
active. bat steady. az 81 5gfiSz
Receipts-Cat,le. 1859. hogs. $1,000;
sheep. lnUN
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KIRKLAND WHEAT MARKET

INLAND. Aug. s.--The local wheat
s. snuid nc' sympathixe with Eurona
9 as Easi. and while prices fsruea IN
ssssa1y there. Portland dealers Knocked
= ssni 4 haisael This was due 10 n
aatssiai s;iffening in charter rates.
- i-Waila walla. re: valley. Sic per
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THE EVERETT
& MONTE CRISTO
RAILWAY

The only route 20 the popular and active
mining dlttrlcts of Gold Basin. Gordon
Crc-sk, Martin Creek SDseston. Deer
The scenic route for Tourists. Hnhiag
and camrhsg parties.
Commencing Monday, April -. the Ev-
erest T. Monte crisio Railway COMPANY
will inaugurass a daily train serysce.
Trains will leave Everett for Aoute
Crssf0 every morning. except Saturday
and Sunday, ~ T.4J a IN.
Train viii leave Monte Crsstn for NV
srett at I.S a. m, every morning exceo4
Sunday and Monday.
On Tuesdays and Thursdays No. : win
run 20 SlIverton only. and On Wednesdays
crcft only.
T. NJ BAIRD. @. r. 4 e. 4.
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MARINE NEWS.

ASTORIA. Aug S.-Arrived-Schr Louis
from Honolulu. Sailed Angus; e-S,r LAX
me- for Seattle.
PORT TOWNSEND, Aug S-Arriyed-
Schr Mary L. Russ from Champerico.
PORT BLAkELEY. Aug. s.-Arrsved--
Haw sh John Ena, from San Francisco
Sailed August Ger sh Arthur Fi,ger. for
United Kingdom: blk Vidette, for Newport
SAN DIEGO. Aug. 6-Sailed--Bktn Skag-
II. for Port Gamble.
TACOMA. Aug. S--Arr!ved-Br blk
SytfeEham. from Vancouver.
COOS BAY. Aug. S-Arrived-Str Car
Ina, from San Francisco. Sailed-Schr
Jennie Thelin. for San Francisco.
SYDNEY. Aug. 7.-Saiied-Str Aorangi,
for Vancouver.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 9-Sailed-Str
Umatilia. for Victoria and Port Towns
end; str South Coast, for ST. Michaers;
str Fearless for Nanaimo, str Orient, for
Willapa harbor.
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SiiA wAl.l.A WHEAT MARKET.

~ Mspa.ch 10 the Post -Intelligencer.
sall4A, WALI.A, Aug. a.-The wheat
I - wts very duh today The dealers
- POI Inclined TO purchase. and tfe
10 10 were not anxious 20 sell. The
alsnns were; BIuestem. lie. club, soc,
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TIE sandwich is called for the Ear. cf
Sandwich.
Waffle "a from wsfei a we-4 Of Teu,ouia
origin nearing honeyccuo-
Saccosash IS q stsa borrowed from IN.
Sarawansett Indians, and Is called by them
N slckaaet asA-
ESlanc mango means literally = whiss
food
Macaroul Is taken froaa q Greek wors
Which ussAus ''ths blessed dead in alls,-
sion ot gslc ancient custom e eating /; a,
fsas5s for tEe dead.
Csar7sa Is simply okra Scup. Eurnho being
taa ususe ~ " asch okra Is of,ea known in
tGe ~ogt&.
sally Lgas was = pastry cook who a,
the e13 - TIE eighteenth csatJsrv. uxzd ~
CyT ghe tsa bread. which bars h4r a. no
aho1. tbe Strecss CO Ea;h. England
Wilson's Yukon Guide. NIX edition, .ra,,,
rress JG8y ssa: ali information 10 as..
aerut nSw fields aa8 new routes Saw
mars hEE-tans view 81 Dawson, ss.,v.
copyrighted Pvsce = cents. rngrz n
Goats send order az ense. .TAA &c.,,
Company. 10 First avenGe
Have vog sssSt a AsSndsse es{f{r- ~ -
lezt-ttselll9ezeer 20 vaslr f-sengs 4, as.
Rs@s{f Copies Rrz Pred ready fs~ rnssys-s
e5a - had Inon application a. 1855
oGsfee. & Per copy.
EisrAnf ofiiess sos rent icv. su,,iv..
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS,

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Tngelligencsr.
TAIOOSH, Aug. 81 p. m.--Barometer,
81 o-: cloudy; wind south, two miles. Tug
Magic al buoy. Tug Wanderer in tne
Straits.
PORT ANGELES Aug. a. p. m.-Ba-
rome;er. zs.9s; cloudy. calm Tug Boyden
IN the bay.
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TIME SCHEDULE
In Eject April -, 1897.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE
For Spokane. Ross.and. ST. Paul
ana East ..... ................., 40 O. m
For Portland 49,. ...........,. 40 a M
For Olympia ............. 7Is a m
For Gray's Harbor and south
hend ....-.::.. -..s........... $50 .. m.
AGO and .........,.s.. 200 .. N.
From Spokane, RoSsland. st
Paul and East ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a. m.
From Portland ........ ....... Sos a m
sErom Olympia ......... ........ eos o. M
sfrom Gray's Harbor and South
From Tacoma, $50 and ll:ss a. y -
m. sos and .............. s.s0 n m
sDaily except Sunday. All Others daily,
This card subject 70 change without no.
tice
Through tickets to Japan and China via
Northern Pacific Steamship Company.
For rates. routes and other information
call on or address
!. 4. NsDEAr.
General agent, Seattie
City Ticket Office. cor. Yesler way and
First avenue.
Depot Ticke, Office corner Western av-
enue and Columbia street
A ID CHARLTON.
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
No &5 Morrison street. corner Third.
Portland. Or.
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IRTE7S AND TRADE.


1T - s.sx an IL ~ and Nc 11 NJ
.~ houRhf AZ fac*e ssusvs. a.
II = !. ,,s<,xeh taeys viii D. asasS.sss1 a..
- a eoxn. Flour y nrH - -. 80
- Ilxy b coming 70 w.. 49, Es.a5,-
=. =. - 80 81 ssss week on early
.. ~. 'a 4 - weather Is fayoFasse.
Il 10 = 3 fbs midst Of tasir harvest
a.sss~x auosstSon..
A..s--,sas vssr the Scbb!ng quota
8 scsssssIe dealers yesterday.
s--a--.- g4~~, .nd Csfzee.
- -, -.
- oDo6lnet-<sssasn, ,ss. -, IA
-, lr bbss. psr 10. s.:s. eaSs'
mWa0ed. 49, fpoe SAs1 ss~ss.-Y
- 0o6nn&l - ransh. : $3.50 -sss1ss'
Isssify a. - easil III pc s g -. @'. s,sr
bstkyhe.t nouE, pr Oh, 49, p 81
nnsa yyc seur p@r
ri - ia.fh sacks. s3.G per cwt:
ssi 80 ~ 81. Der cwt- s.. l5.
~ - 80 S4ets -. ho.niss5 per
~. sf, g 3 pe M1 case; whole wheat,
~. - y: q e car harley. Tvs-TS
a. LIN hores SIC, syiif peas, per
ssess, 4c. Es-Ib boxes. sc. corr.
zsiieE. ~ W. 49, nasasny. xsls.
- "a: Mocha per n.
Uoeynk = go. Go.fa p.ca.
~ ~. = r-sI,le Kiss.
=. ssS- a. e. sgl.ln cases.
@ nj q a n, ~s...s rser swt. 81 s.:
- S++sss -. - = -. sackz asc:
~. ~. =. ,a.oiS nc. 9nate-
49, ~. -. :s..s = 1890 Jxxz1ic. IAon, 1ssz.
~ ~ ~ ~ 10 *
esss, Provisions ana ssa
- Nesss Co5sinst--Cow heel s9s',c.
~ per 70, wal. e pg 10. ,,.f..
1pns qohbiux)--Itans. large i1.tc,
azal!, lilc: sreakfast bacon, ilc'
~ sidsa. TIC
~ Fish Q1bbinS}-HaHo1I 80
NC: salmon trout. &c: no"un 80;
eoses. &c rock coo, se. uss~
il; perch HJGScs MOUNTAIN u'A.'
0rmrs. DC
~ Cheesss Egws ann Peosssy.
Harea isdatyr. washington.
- lie prints I.stnc.
I ttobkngl --Naftye washington.
la1al ,-1silic. ,o~,t ,,v.
vso.sn ~. - ia =. ~.
sesssssies and Fruit.
~ ~
ssi s s onions red. 81 per si io lss
Fl - ss<k: caohass. iauac per ID:
- Es1f6l let,11ce, Toe uer doz. ci,-
~ hosf a nc ner dog hot
k t9afoes, as17se pr box: wenatchee
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re~ ssaguay ara pysa take steamer
t-fagsA August ..ta. o-es aaser Flrs:
National csrk.
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Occidental Hotel. best family hotel IN
state: excellent rooms. all modern improve
mems No bar.
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General Quotations.
fTiear- Receipts. sTtSs barrels exports
81 So. fnaEAet MAS arGasy held, bat S-ssy
moderately active Minneapolis - Sss&s -
so Assers' 81 6Sss ". winter patents. u -
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FOREIGN MARKETS,
Fin ancfa1.

LONDON. Aug. s.-consols. iis: silver.
NEW YORK, Aug a-The Evening
Posts Isondon financial cabIegram saws:
The settlement In mines shows big bull
account. C0ntangoss on mining shares
were as high as 10 per cent. There was
setback IN prices consequently
Americans were In good demand They
were bought here largely this morning. ont
re'asped on iiltla selling on account Of
New York, finally Closing firm at tho
best.
The expected settlement. tomorrow NAV
show zhortness of stock IN places The de-
cline In ccasols is due 10 fEe fears of ex-
ports OF gold 20 the United States and
dearer Fnorsy fears. which. perhaps. are
premature.
The rise III. Paris exchange on London.
tas first decided recovery in es.erat
months was rarity connected with todayss
strength In London discounts hui resulted
more immediately from recent heavy par
chases Of kafiir shares for Paris on The
London market.
The Paris market was firm. with buying
OF KATsrs.
The Berlin market WIS arm. with bryin~
Of Americans and Kafsivs.
BreHdStasx-
LIVERPOOL. Aug a-whcat- ouFs..
No. ! standard California wheat as "a
cargces OF coast. firm. cavxDeS or rsaz-
sage. nominal and unchanged Engflsh
country markets, partially deArer wheat
IN Paris. tlTn1er; four IN Paris. steady.
quantity Of wheat and -four on pasSars 10
United kingdasss- 50. CSC quantity OF wheat
ard Hour or passage 10 continent s-n s.s3.
dom aero Indian shipments wheat q eo5l
ttasaf mona
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lio.inc ana...,an.

q hGA ]s0s'i'oe'' 49,
Qiie,: I,-carahar ssvsr.
Ns-aafse ysllew. nominal
49, ssfo.nia. siss3li
-. smily extras. si.5asS4 *. bakers
Fsss.~ Is, suregflne s. Ssfsfx
1 ii s'.-fsaip9sig. N,i.ts for No and
h.&,x-. sss.ce, milling. si62gsi Esas.
fysss. :. ~ ysffys Nc, chcics bright asc.
~ fn+ coast 49, anu s'sse&
.sss : ~ g fair. slalIa: SooA 10
n - e. si-s. fsncy feed 81 $50 ~:
ii 10 aSsss1lh. new S5!lnav. 81 i'ss
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THE ONLY LINE RUNNING
LUXURIOUS SLEEPING CARS
FROM THE
PACIFIC TO TIE AILANnc
WITHOUT CHANGE.

UPHOLSTERED TOURIST CARS datlv
10 ST. Paul, Wednesdays 70 Boston 49,
Sundays 20 Toronto. without change.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE DAILY Ap
A. ~.
MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS ON I.AKu
SUPERIOR, leaving Fort William ~
owen Sound on Thursdays and ounAavS
and for Windsor every Tuesday, MnSE
extra charge on all tirst-clAAs tickssa
MONTHLY STEAMERS 10 H0neam1n
Ard Australia. and every three Weefo ~
China and Japan.
For rates and other information apply =
r.. W. M0iN&T4
Freight and Passenger Agent. 90 F1ret A..
or 10 K. ]. COYLx
District Passenger Agent. vancouvoe, j
e
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~ FRANCISCO MARKETS.


-. FRANCISCO, Aug. s.-Chicaso
! - Tscagsr, and local futures have
49,. 1870 teaaeacy. as spot wheat is ;n-
- nsfssF y steady CT previous tig-
rs..,s ssaN receipts are getting heavier !;
- - ~ sssy quiet. Not much cal. for
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Tacoma Hotel. Tacoma.
NAMES OF DISHES.

Strictly flrs.-ciass: all modern improve
rneuTs. fine sample rooms
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For HAWAII. Ss-
moa. New Zealand
ard Australia. 5. :.
Australia 10 Hono-
luiuz Rexday. Aug.
~ : =. AZ :. &.
Alameda sails from
san Francisco for
Svfssaax s2.h.,xssaax
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-08-01
YARBoRoUGH HOUSE ARRIVALS.

Fl. G. Kinsey, r. r. Meacham, Baitl-
more: r. Smith, Louisburg; w. w. Shaw,
Durham: w. S. Dickson, Morristown,
Tenn: n. G.. Ranl.cr, Richmond; j. FL
M,I16en. n. Y.;J S. Manning, Durham.
T, M. Smith, Rockingham; q. +. Brsnt-
lev. N. Y; John ID. Shaw, Rockingham;
s Ohio Wilson, Wake county; Ransom
Penny. Penny; Henry Johnston, L. II.
Turner. N. c.; Judge Shepherd, Raleigh;
Cen. w. r. Cox, N. c.; Mrs. A. Nc
Queen. D. N. Oliver, Rowland; John j
Hall. Petersburg, Va; Sheriff w. IL
Smith. Henderson; Capt. p. L. Jones
Henderson Guards; Sergeant W. A. Wed
din, Jr., II. J. Lambert, II. Y: 6ucnam
John Perry, J. J. Horton, w. j. Poweli
C. M. Cooper, Henderson,; Albert COZ
n. G. So 49,