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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

A branch OF the United States Hydrographio
once located in the Merckant5 Exchange ID
maintained In San Francisco for the benent Of
expense.
NAvigators are cordially invited to visit the
ONCE, where complete sets Of charts and sailing
directions OF the world are kept on hand or com
parison and reference and the latest information
can always be obtained regarding lights, dangers
commerce
The time ball on top OF the building on TeIe-
graph Hill is hoisted about ten minutes before
noon. and is dropped at noon. l20th meridian, by
teiegraphic aignal received each day from the
United States Naval Observatory ~ Mare Island
Cal.
notice stating whether the time bali was
dropped on time, or giving the error, II any, Il
published the Same day oy the after noon paperS
and BY the morning papers the following day.
w. q HUGHn
Lieutenant U. s n, in charge
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HIDES. TALON. WOOL. AND HoPs

HIDES AND SKINS ulls and brands sell lie
under sound stock. Heavy: salt ed steers,9c y NJ;
medium. 81ac p tb; light 1ac; Cowhides a
S1ac y fb- Stays, Sc; sa ted Kip, ]71ac; salted
Calf sc p h; salted Veal, 71sc dry Hides sI4c p
n; culls and brands j 1c: Dry Kip and Veal, lie:
dry Af, l5c culls 10c: G0atsklnS 20lG35c: each;
Kids, SC; Deerskins, good summer. 26c: q tb
medium, zoe; winier. 10c; sheepskins, shearings5
l0@2Oc each; short W ool. 25@14Oc each medium,
50@70 each: long woos, = G90c each Il: ;<
r ALLOWING j, rendered 2s4 Csc R n; ,No::2,
214@12Iac; re fined, sc; Grease, &c o. tb. ~ 9.
:: MUOL-San j oaqufn Fal.l @9c:: free NJ onn-
ain FALL s@Ifc: S pring clip Northern: tI4(6I6c
. D: Mountain ll@l3;s. Foothl, 1l013c; san
Joaquin years clip S@sc; do, seven months,
Sal0c a ib ~ Arly LIANT ), defective I2(0 7Iac;
do. free lc@Ilcs*E Eastern oregon, lU@12c.5 Z:
HOPs-6@Sc p n Tor fair To- c hoce and. 9@tl0c
for fancy. Contract prices are lo@l21ac = ID for
new California - ~F..< /. >=,.1 :.
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BUTTER. CHEESE AND EGGS.

Butter shows signs of doing better. Eggs are
ste ady.
BUTTER
oKEAMERY-Fancy creameiies 211z@2sc NJ
DAIRY noiee to fancy, ls@2lc p n; lower
grade 9, 5@l7tac ~. -
.PICKLED-16@l1Sc SC p b..
FIRKIN-ib1 &c y b. -:
CREAMERY 1UB-1s@20c p b.
EAsTERN-l2Gl3c Sc for ladle pack ed
CHEESE Choice miId new.Sc p fb; common
to good, 6IaQ171ac q ID; Cream heddar 1901 1c;
Young America, S@ioc: Western, lie; Eastern,
13@15c p fb.
EGGs-i anch Eggs 20@24c = doz; store Eggs,
16@lSc p dozen; Eastern, lo@lsc; Duck Eggs:
lac a doz
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FLOUR AID MILLsTUFFs.

The feeling in these g, cd, is frmer. owing the
recoyeryin wheat =: ~: : =..=.: a
: OUR-Set cash prices are: Family extras,
s5Z5g5 35; Bakers extras, s5@5 10 Rbbl =:"+s<
: :COkNMEAL, ETC : Feed Corn, $24@2b p ton: !:
Cracked Corn. @26 Fs ton. ~~ ..;=. !. -.
MILLsTUFFS-Price in sacks are as 70 lows,
usual discount: to the trad ~ Grab am Flour, So
y 100 MS; Rye T. our. $50 . 100; Rice Flour,
SIS IS; Cornmeal: 81 2s extra cream do 49,;
8: 30: HBuckwhest -Four SIS 25G3 SO, Cracked
Wheat, $3 25; GFarina. $4 so: Whole Wheat Flour,
IS rs Rolled Oats (bbs(, So 2OGn5 40; Pearl Bar
leyi $4i split Peas So so; Gree do 81 20 2 100
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POTATOES, oNIoN>. VEGETABLES

The market is we'll supplied with all kinds at
unchanged prices. .:t.-. >:.s.'
PorAToEs-Eary Rose, 3O@35c; River Reds
4O@50c: Buroanks, 36@4Oc; salinas Burbanks,
6O@75c; Sweet Potatoe. !, 7, c61$l rs T ctl. -:
ON1ONS-$lNl: 10; Pickle onions, 75c p sack
VEu ETA BLIcS-Bay Squash, 25035c% p box;
Marrowfat Squash. $lOa12 p ion: Bay ucu m bers.
for 40. 2; Green Peppers, z5@35c for Chile and
100000 for Bell: Green Peas. I@212c p NJ string
Beans, l1a9219c; Lima Beams, 21s0ac: Green
OAra !0940c . box. dried tOkra:. 6@9Sc p 10;
Egg Plant 25@4Oc: Cabbage, 60G175e = ctl; Car
rots, 2.@3Oc sack; Garlic l1a6D2c u 10; Toma-
Green Corn, 26@75c . sack. 60@7bc p crate for
BerEeley and 75c@$l IS p crate for Alameda
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SILVER MARKET.

NEW YORK, N. Y. Sept. l.-Bar silver made
a new record in this market to-day. The quoted
price was 5114c an ounce. lac below the previous
low record. he fall is accounted for by The sus.
pension OF the sale of India council bills for ten
weeks This is equivalent o shutting on the ann.
ply or exchange on India, and is likely TO result in
a rise OF indian exchange to the gold shipment
point, and is regarded removing one OF the sua-
tanning factors to the price of silver
Al to-days price or silver bullion the value of
cents, - ~o'O~
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POULTRY AND GAME.

PoULTRY-Another car Of Eastern is at hano.
Local stock is dull and In good supply.
Live Turkeys are quotabie at lb@l6c for Cob
bers and l3@l5c for Hens; large young. .Turkeys
1o@l6c; Geese y pair, 75cg$l; 'Goslfngy, S q
bO Ducks. 81 1893 for. old and $50 3 SO for
young: Hens So 5004 %; Roosters. young, SAC
80; do o.d. 81; Fryers, $3@p3 5O; Brorrs,
~ bG@3 for large and 81 60D2. for. small;
Pigeons SIG 25 q dog for young aud for old.
GAME-hare, nominal; Rabbits nominal.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, ILL., Sept 1.-All grain and pro-
vision markets were strong to-day alter an open.
ing which rather indicated an opposite direction
For a moment at the opening wheat was below
the price 1t Closed yesterday. 1t soon recovered
however, and for hour Afterward ruled firm with
gradual Improvement IN prices until 1t had
turned the decline. at the start into an
advance of l1ac The first trades in Decem ber
we're at ss1ac to s95sc and at l:SO 1t had
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Has AND FEE.DsTUFFs..

Hay is fairly steady. as arrivals are more mod
crate. ::::- :. ,l;. ~
: BRAN-sl4b0@lb Is SO for the best and s1s SEQ
IA p ton for outside brands. 7 = =. .Is. r
MIDDLIN Gs-$ls920 for lower grades and
s2l@22 p ton for he best 81: ..,+ ,.:
Gaze Meal at the mill $50 y ton: iobDing, s3l; ::
Chopped Feed, $l5Gl6 q ton; Cocoanut Gaze
$17 80 FEton, i - Z. ~: s.; $:
%HAY-Wheat, $ll@l5 T.ton; Wheat and Oat
$lu@l4; 0at: $Iu4l2 30; Barley: $50 p; COM
pressed, $l2 tO@t4.: Alfalfa $SglO; slocK, $40
8 Clover, So 5U49 81 .. ton. :<=.:2#
STRxW-YOml0c haie@, ..
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PROVISIONS.
The situation em aims unchansed.

CURED: :MEATs-Bacou, ssxc= . n for heavy
&c forlight medium, e9s4c for light, 1917 p u
for extra light and Ilc for sugar.curedia East
ern sugar-cured Hams. 12@l21ac5ss n: Cal fornia
HAMS 10@l1c p NJ: Mess Beef $7@s7: SO p bbl:i
Pork, 81 75@s So D bbi; extra prfm 8 PorE ss@io;
extra clear sic; mess, $l< " bbl; smoked Beef
l2@I212c " ib. -: %::. f: :. +. :: <a@ t.
:. L.i R Rp-kastern terces quoted at 514@5sl for
compound and FOR pure; pals, 714es CalIforna
tierces 5@5i4c q b for compound aud 8 J re for
pu5e hs!f Pss Eee ae aac dc
than 500 ns-1-ih pals. so IN "a case, s1sc; s. ID
pals, 20 in case S3scf s. b pairs, II in d case,
sag 10 h pals, In case, 1sc; so ID Tins, i
:: in a case. 1886: W OGDEN buckets, SO his net,
77sc: fancy tubs 80 lbs net, 1890; ali bbls about
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Summary OF THE MARKETS.

silver still lower.
Wheat advancing again Barley higher
Oa:s advanced. Corn dulL
Hay quiet and steady.
Beans in good demand and firm
Lard OIL advanced again.
Potatoes and onions unchanged.
Butter firm. Eggs steady.
Poultry in good supply and pull.
Peaches a nd Pears firm and selling we'll
Dried Fruits still active aid strong. ~.
Wool. Hides and hops the same.
Hogs firm.
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
Closing Prices for Bonds and Railway
e5. X. 5 hares.#.

: NEW YORK, N W Sept, 1.--Money on cali
easy at l@Sl 4a%; last loan l14%, closed at ll4@
lax; prime mercantile paper, 31aG415%; Ster-
ling exchange is firnn, with actual business in
bankers bills at 50 S5sl for demand, and
s4 =sSfS04 $3.50 for sixty ==davs; posted rates
-S4 S4Is(a4 S5H2 and :$4 zS612@4 =s7; com mer
seiaL bills $4 S21494 81 II silver rttfcales &c;
bar silver 5 lI4c; Mexican dollars, Ale; Govern
menl bonds sIrongf state bonds dull; railroad
.hnrdS aaSfar... - :.
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FOREIGN MARKETS,
London.

London.
LON DON, ENG, Sept. l.-Consols, 1l2ss; sill.
yer, 2Sszd; French Rentes, loaf 45c
Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, ESG., Sept. l. Wheat quiet: No
1 standard California wheat, 3Ss; cargoes on
coast, rather ouieter; cargoes passage, less
active; English country markets, easier ana Id
lower; French country markets. fiat; Liverpool
wheat, No. California. IS 2d@Ss Sd: wheat in
Paris quet flour IN Paris. quiet; cotton, uplands,
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BEANS AND SEEDS.
Beans continue arm an d in good demand

Beans continue frm and in good demand. ~ ...=
BEANs-Bayos s275@2 s5; small Whites,
81 35@1 so; Large Whites, 81 3Ogl 40; Pinks
81 45@l So: Reds, 81 A6@l t5; Blackeye. 81 80
Buffers, 81 20G1 IS: Pea, 81 25(Gl 90. -:
SEED Brown Mustard, 50 5OG2 %; Yellow
Mustard; 81 IS 4, ct.: Flax; $202 Is; Canary
Seed, 134@214c q ID; Alfalfa, 6l4c: Rape, 21a@
2s4c; Hemp, &c: Timothy. 41ac. -.
DRIED tEAs-Niles are as ain offering at 81 25; /;
Green, 81 2O@l 10 p ctl. = -
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SoTE-In ths above exposition OF the tides ths
early morning tides given in the left hand
column. and tho successive tides of the day In the
order o. occurrences 81 to lime. The second time
column gives the second tide of the day, tho third
time column tho third tide, ana the last or right
hand column gives the last tide OF the day except
when thers are but three tides As sometimes
sccurs The heights given are additions to the
soundlngs on the United States Coast SURVEY
charts except when . minus sign E., prscedes the
height and then tho number given u subtractivs
from the depth given by The charts
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| zoe for rlpe; s25@so . ton for No and $40 for

tOc for ripe: $25@3O p ton for No and $2o lot
No q
apples 2e@35c p box for common and 50@6oc
for good 10 choce. ::
Crabspples. l5@25c p box. i$+
Figs double lav ers, Su@6OC- -
ounces, 40@50c o box.
Grapes in boxes, 25@5Oc for Mnscats, 20@3ec
for black. 26@s0c torToSay, 75e@$l - crate) fJr
Isabella and 25@40c for Fontaine bleau and sweet
water. Crates sell about I0c higher than boxes.
aWatermelons $l0@s2U y 100 -:
Cantaloupes 5OcGSl 25 y era e.
:. utmeg Me.ons, 2e@5Oc p box on the wharf
r.. CITRUS FRUITS-Valencia Oranges, 81 5U0
3 so p box: Lemons. Sl@l rs = box for commen
and S2@3 SO for good to choice: Mexican Lines,
repackrd. se616 SO p box; Bananas, 81 25@2 oo
p bunch Pineappies, $1@3 y doz ,
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GENERAL. MERCHANDISE. +.

BAGs-Calcutta Grain. Bags,59 5J4c: San Quen-
lin, s5 40; Wool Bags. 27(93Oe: Fruit Bags, G.
5slc and for the di ferent sizes S Y I
+: J: COAL-M ellington, So: New wellington, $s;
southfed Wellington, 81 SO: Seattle, s. 80; Bry-
ant S $50; Coos Bay. $4 IS; Walisend s6 10 p.
lon:> Cumberland Sl4.5O p ton In bulk and ST 8
in SACKS. Pennsyl ylvana, Anthra ite Egg, $l4 p
ton;<Nelsh nthracite,a s q l2;..5 Camel -.
tom; Rock SPRINGS Castle GATE and Ple asant " al
ley, 81 So; Coke 81 II in bulk and Sl3 . ton
In SKIS $e.>% :: II. :>s4
IS LAIRD Oils higher again at b5c. for extra
winttr-straned 45c for n o.: Cases, SC more
=.sU GA R-The Western sugar Refinery Compa y
uotes terms net cas- ~ be- and and
Fine Crushed, &c s SPowdere i4@ &c: Dry Granu-
lated, 5ssc p ID; b;Contectione4s' A. Ssc;.M agnoia
A, &c.: Extra@&y, tiofden' C,:4s4c; Candy:
Granulated, b1ac*Csliforna A, 51sc; half barrels
14c more than barrels and boxes =iac more.
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Dried Fruits.

NEW YORK, N. V, Sept. 1-Calfornia dried
fruits quiet but steady.
EVAPORATED \ APPLES-Prme wire tray &c;
wood dried prime, &c; choice. 6t4c; fancy. 63lc
PkUN Es-31aG71 12c per pound as 10 size and
quslit
APRICoTS-Royal. 7@Sc: Moorpark, s@lOc
PEACHES-Unpeeled 69Sc; peeled 11@14c
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EASTERN LIVESTOCK. MARKET

+ CHICAGO. ILL. Sept. L.. CATTLE-N Native
beef steers So s5@4 for the poorest to SIS IS
s@5 so for prime to ex fa shipping beeves, sales
largely at 81 z0@5.25. Stockers and, feeders.
81 4QtG4 25 few being wanted at 81 60@4 65.
Fat butchefing natives sold all right but canning
stuff sold bad Calves were no higher and choice
lets brought $5 5e@o 75; Texas cattle sold chiefly
a. So 5O@2 s5 for bulls and cows and IS 25@3 so
for steers. a few choice steers being wanted
around, s4ast 90. u: - :=. z : +. =
- Wester range cattle were only in fair demand
at So 35@D4 so for stockers and $3 25@l3 70 for
cows and heife with Western feeders selling &C:
lively at So 6 GA 45,:. - :::el::. -:
So OGe-sold Il So 3O@3 So for the poorest to the
best. Chiefly at s l0a4 So pigs fetching So SO
O. so. <::~ ~ a: :,-.: -: ."s c f.
SHEEP Western range sheep, SO 4O@SE s5,
with feeders in demand at 50 4U@3 90. Choice
nat ives were scarce and a few sold around SAG
4:25, while poor to fair lots brought 81 25G1 81
lambs advanced 10 So 1908 rs for Door TO prime
hocksr only: a few gett ng above 81 50. -,
/Keceipl sc tie 5000; hogs. $4,000; sheep
10000 3*:*.:' I. s..s> ~" ,>@++
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Omaha.

- OMAHA NEBR:, Sept l.-=CATTLE-Recept
$500: marx steady to easier native beef steers
*S4 4IOG5 10; Western: steers, So cog so: Texas
steerss3 25@4 25;*cows and beifers; 81 500 q 81:
Gamers, 81: s9@2 80; stockers and feeders. $3.50
1905; caves s4@l6 bulls stags, ETC.: $2@13 5.
5 H0GS-Receipts; $500: market steadylo strong
heavy .$3 95(S4 O5 m ed SIS s504; light, Sd O5@
a o.; hnlkHo1 sales, So 1904 O5. =: -; 4: -,
III .SHEEP-Receipts, 400 :: market lower; fair to
choice natives, S 30@3 IS; fair to choice West
erns, SO 2G@3 so; common and stock shee p. 81 50
as 80; lambs, $3 75@4'75. -. :
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Produce Exchange cali sales in August were
491 700 tons Wheat and $4,000 tons Barley. For
the first two onths OF the crop year they were
S2S 60U tons WheRt and 81. 100 tons Barley.
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EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
Yesterdays WHEAT MARKET.
Prices Show a Marked Recovery All Along
the Line.

San Francisco, Sept. !, 1897.
The following resume Of the wheat market is
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Boston.
BOSTON. .sMAss Sc

BOSTON, MASS: Sept 1.-Atchison, 1884; Bell
Telephone 245:=1I hicago, Burlington and Quincy
1874; Mexican Central, GA; Oregon short Line
2242; san.Diego, 1875 :
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san. FRANCISCO" MEAT. MARKET

Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaugh-
erers are as: :folows:#i 's<:.: ;:
BEE F.Elts ,E,, quality, 5]sc. p NJ; second do Sc;
":V EA L. Lafg 96c; small tt@7 "a NJ: =: - "
..MUTToN-Wethers. 10 40 6c;+ Ewes. 5@51ac
p 10 - =: +: 81; :: .s.. H. :>. ". = XII
= la MB--Spring, 1712c y 10. r., t;: - +
oRK-Live H ogs. 31a@ a@3esc for large and Ss4
@4c for small and medium: soft hogs, 21a@314c
p h; dressed do 5(G534c.@s T. .:::=.-: =
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Kansas CITY.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept I.--CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. 10000 Market weak to Oc lower. Texas
steers, S; "a 70; Texas cows, So 25@3 25; native
s, steers rs % ooga ~: native cows and heifers,
bulls, 81 30@4
HOGs--Receipts, OOO.. Market opened steady,
closed weak. Bulk of sales. 81 I21a@14 l7Is
Heavies, 81 l0@4 l 171a; packers $494 5: mixed,
50 05@4 221a: lights saga 20; yofkers "a 2O@
4t212; pigs. SO 25@14 O5.:
S. EEP-Receipts. 5000. Market firm. Lambs
So 5Od5;. muttonS. 81 buG3AI
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:: On the Produce Exchange TO-DAY the Butter m ar
ket YVES steady; creamerles. l3@lSc; dairles, 80
l5c cheese steady. s34@s1ac; eggs >s,eady;
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DEo1DuoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS.

The Gamers are now cheerfully paying full fig
ures for Peaches and Pears and are glad 10 get.
them Grapes are in. their usual good supply. The
Lime com bination IS broke en- aud the chances are
that prices may rule lower when the next lot ar.
rives. =: =.
DECIDUOUS FRUITS. =
s rawberries, $3@5 y chest for large -, -
Black berries. $2@2 so R Guest
Raspberres, S7dgS p chest
Huckleberries, - b..
-, Red Nectarines, nomlpal-hardly any here;
White nominal. y - ::
Peaches, s6@75c p box and 25@soc y basket:
frees :
P ums 25@4oc; Japanese, 4o@76c: =
Prunes, $26036 p ton. -:
Pears Bartlett 66@s5c y box for green and Ao@
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STOCKS OF GRAIN.

Produce Exchange Grain Inspector Steler reports
stocks of Grain in regular warehouses September
! as follows. in tons: -. - =.
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IBui.lders,..: Contracts.

( Daniel Carmody with h. Fahy to erect q two
story frame building on north line of Valley
street. II :21a westof San Jose avenue, $2622;
M j Welsh, archit ectt t;";: .:'sa -;
se<Wllllamy @. johnson with William Helbing, to
,erecta5 two orysframe building on south Ineof
Eighteenth street. 75east of Castro, $3050; archi
tect; contractor s4A;%:|> }:..ef55as:: -
HI with%I bomas Butler, brick work, etc,
for six!story brick building south line Of Ellis
street. 7:6 east of NJ ason, $685. plans by owner.
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!: STEAMERS TO ARRIVE.
SUN. MOON AND TIDE.

UNITED STATES COAST AND GEopETIc SURvEv.
y TINES AND HEIGHTS OF HIGH AND Low
=. WATERS AT FORT POINT, ENTRANCE TO SAN
!. FRANCIsCo BAY PUBLISHED BY OFFICIAL
:. UTHoRITY THE SUPERINTENDENT
=: NoTE-The high and low waters at the
City Front (Mission- street Wharf, about twenty
Eve minutes later than at Fort Point; the height
:of tide Is the same at both places
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PRODUCE EXCHANGE SALES.

Receipts in August were 57,S15 tons Barley,
1885 tons Oats, S542 tons Corn and 221o tons Bran
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Farmer RoYSl

What are you going to do this win
ter? Many new students will begin
work at the College of Commerce Nov.
and will get in six months of pleas
ant and profitable study. Many COM
plete one of the courses in this time.
You will learn more about practical
arithmetic, writing, the laws of con-
tracts, the use of notes, checks, drafts,
invoices. ETC., besides up-to-date double
entry bookkeeping that you have
thought it possible to learn in one
winter.
The college is known for excellent
and thorough work, and that it is Civ
ing the people what they want is
shown by an enrolment of eighty five
since Sept. Z, 1897. ,...-
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Not for Everything.

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Root just the remedy you need. Peo-
pie are not apt to get anxious about
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you ever thought that your kidneys
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1t is easy to tell by setting aside
your urine for twenty-four hours, a
sediment or settling indicates an I'M
healthy condition of the kidneys.
When urine stains linen it is evidence
of kidney trouble. Too frequent de-
sire to urinate, scanty supply, pain or
dull ache in the back are also cOnvinc-
ing proof that the kidneys and bladder
need doctoring.
There is satisfaction in knowing that
the great remedy DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root, fulflls every wish in relieving
weak or diseased kidneys and all forms
of bladder and urinary troubles. Not
only does Swamp-Root give new life
and activity to the kidneys-the cause
of trouble, but by treating the kidneys
it acts as tonic for the entire consti-
tuition. If you need medicine you
should have the best. Sold by drug
gists, price fifty cents and one dollar,
or by mentioning the TELEGRAPH
COURIER and sending your address to
DR.. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, n. Y,
you may have sample bottle of this
great discovery sent to you free by
mail.
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MAY HAVE BEEN AN ACCIDENT.
Friend of Miss Johnsons Thinks Her
'~ Death Such.

An old gentleman, who is a very
close relative of Miss Betty Johnson,
the girl whose body was found in the
lake, and who the jury decided took
her own life by drowning Saturday
afternoon, came into one of the Main
street stores this morning and with
tears in his eyes told an old friend that
be was fully convinced that Miss John
son had not committed suicide. He
alleges that she has for some time been
subject to very violent headaches, in
which she at times became so dizzy
that she was unable to support herself
on her feet. When attacked in this
way her only remedy was in placing
cold water on her forehead. He gives
it as his mistaken opinion that while
wandering in the vicinity of the lake
Saturday afternoon she was taken with
such a headache, and going to the wa
ter's edge, after hanging her hat and
handkerchief on neighbOring fence,
proceeded to battle her head in the
shallow water near shore. While in
STOPPING position she probably was
overcome by dizziness and fell face for
ward in that position, drowning by acct
dent in but six inches Of water.
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The presidents action in the ap-

The presidents action in the ap-
pointment of a special reciprocity com
missioner to arrange our reciprocal
trade relations with the countries
entering into our reciprocity agree
mentssis spoken of with general salts
faction: Under President Harrison's
administration these matters were at
tended to through the state depart
ment, whose tedious routine methods
occasioned considerable delay, but the
subject was an experiment at that
time, while under the last administra-
ton the reciprocity treaties were all
abrogated, leading to retaliatory meas
ures on the part Of Spain, France, Ger
many and South American republics.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-10-28
Chronic Malaria.

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alternating with hot flashes, coated
tongue, bad breath, dizzy head and
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unrefreshing sleep, ringing in!.the ears.
brown moving specks before the eyes,
Of course no one has all these symp-
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after the other, making the victim
hideously miserable.
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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-10-28
First publication, October 7, 1897.

CTATE OF WISCONSIN-COUN COURT
y for Kenosha County-In Probate
Notice is hereby given that at regular term
of the County Court, to be held in and for said
County, at the County Court Room, in the
City of Kenosha, in said County, on the first
Tuesday, being the second day of November,
A. D. 1897 at 10 O'Clock A. M the following
matters will be heard and considered:
In the matter of the estate of James George,
deceased
The application of Thomas H. George for the
appointment of an administrator Of the estate
of James George, late of the town of Paris, in
said county, deceased.
In the matter of the last will and testament
of Samuel r. Leonard, deceased.
The application Of Frederick Leonard, for
the examination and allowance of his final
account as sole surviving executor of Samuel
r. Leonard late of in said county,
deceased, and for the assignment and diStr1Du
ton of the residue of said estate.
In the matter of the estate of Oliver Gibbs
deceased.
The application of George II Gibbs for the
examination and allowance Of his final ac-
count as the administrator Of the estate of
Oliver Gibbs late Of the town of Salem, in
said county. deceased, and for the assignment
and distribution of the residue of the estate of
said deceased.
BY Order of the Court.
Dated October 9Th, a. D 1897.
"a ANTHONY VAN WICK, County Judge.