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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-02-18
AN INDIAN LEGEND.
1t Tolls How the beautiful Trailing Ar.
butus Had Its Birth.

1t Tells How the beautiful Trailing AR.
butus Had It's Birth.
A great many moons ago an old
man lived in lodge beside a frozen
forest stream. He clothed himself in
the heaviest of furs, for winter was
everywhere, and the old man could
scarcely keep from freezing to
death. The cold winds whistled
through the forest and shook the big
trees until not a leaf was left on
them. 1t chilled the birds, too, and
drove them away.
The old mans fire was burning
low, and he went out to search in
the deep snow for wood with which
to make it burn brighter and thus
warm his lodge. But he searched in
vain, Not one piece Of wood could
he find, and in despair he returned
to his lodge, sat down by the dying
embers and prayed the great Man
naboosho that he might not utterly
perish.
He had scarcely finished the
prayer when the wind blew open
thedoor of his lodge, and there came
in radiantly beautiful maiden.
Her complexion was of cream and
roses; her eyes were large and
bright; her hair was long and as fine
and as shining as spun gold; her
dress was Of beautiful leaves, grasses
and ferns, and her moccasins were
made of white lilies.
my child, my fair daughter, "
said the old man, 81 am delighted
to see you. My lodge is cold and
bare, but it will shelter you. from
the fearful tempest of the night.
Pray, sitsdown and tell me who you
are that dare come to Manito's lodge
in such strange clothing this cold,
cold night"
The maiden sat down. and Mantle
filled two pipes and handing one to
his visitor said:
''Let us smoke the pipe of peace
while we talk l am Manito / blow
my breath, and the waters CONCEAL ;
shake my snowy locks, and, 10,
snow covers the earth. At my COM
mand the animals hide away, the
leaves fall from the trees, and the
birds fly away"
Said the maiden:
Il have but to breathe, and gor-
geous flowers are seen everywhere l
shake my sunny locks, and the warm
rain falls to gladden. nature; at the
sound of my gentle voice the plants
lift up their heads, the trees cover
themselves with innumerable green
leaves, the birds come back, and there
is music everywhere
AS the maiden sat talking and
breathing the air of the lodge it be
came warm; the old mans head
dropped until it rested on hiSbosom,
and thus he sweetly slept.
The maiden waved her hands
above his head, and he began to
grow small. Silvery streams of wa
ter ran out of his mouth and eyes,
and soon he was little mass upon
the ground, and all his clothing had
turned to pretty green leaves.
Then the maiden knelt on the
ground, took from her bosom dain-
ty, sweet white flowers, kissed them
and strewed them under the leaves
and said:
II give you all my virtue and my
sweetest breath, and he that shall
hereafter pluck thee must do SO
upon Bonded knee"
With fairylike tread the maiden
walked away to the l2usic made by
hundreds of feathered songsteRs,
and wherever she stopped to rest,
and nowhere else, grows the love-
Hest of all wild flowers, the trailing
arbutus. -Philadelphia Times.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-02-18
Forewarned,

Walker come, sir, to ask you
for your daughters hand.
Mr.. Windy-Well, young man, be-
fore going any farther, 1 may as
well inform you that her hand is
the least expensive thing about her.
Philadelphia North American.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-02-18
is ENGLAND DISAPPEARING
Five Miles Of Coast In xent Swallowed
Up by the Sea.

4 Gt
| Five Miles Of Coast In &ent Swallowed
| Up by the Sea.
| This is a serious question: Is Eng
land disappearing? Readers may
quicker up their lips and calculate
"Absurd?' says the London Tit
kBlts, but facts nevertheless remain
Yand show pretty clearly that Eng
land is positively disappearing and
may in years to come be marked on
The map as vanished isle.
Il On the coast the sea is encroach-
ing upon the land at an astonishing
rate. Seaside towns and villages,
holiday resorts, are gradually being
eaten up and the inhabitants driven
inland. In many parts the sea runs
upon a beach which was once far
inland. In other cases churches
which were at one time far from
the sea now stand at the edge of
cliffs and have the sea tapping al
most at their doors.
The Goodwin sands, about five
miles off the coast of Kent, were at
one time portion Of the mainland
itself and the property of Earl Good
win. But the sea has swallowed
them up.
The coast of Norfolk is minus
three villages which it once possess
ed-Shipden, Eccles and Wimpwell
all of which have been take into
the arms of the eucroaching ocean.
The Cromer of today stands miles
inland of the original Cromer.
Auburn and Harlburn, two York
shire villages, once promised to de-
velop into seaport towns of consid-
cradle Importance; but, like the will
OF the Canute, the will of the inhab-
itants of these villages was ignored
by the rising sea, and Auburn and
Harlburn now exist in mere names
and sand banks.
Dunwich, on the coast of Suffolk,
is gradually being swallowed up
Every now and then the inhabitants
move distance inland, rebuild their
houses and shops and wait patiently
and philosophically for the next
''notice to quit from the sea. Many
other seaside places have suffered
or are suffering similar fate.
1t may be argued, on the other
hand, that some seaside towns are
gradually becoming inland towns
by the failure of the sea to come
up to mark" and running out only
to run in for a shorter distance.
Winchelsea, Sandwich, Rye and
Southport are all suffering in this
way: " nelsea and Rye were orig
inally two of our cinque ports, but
the sea has left them standing high
and dry. Sandwich was once Il
highly important seaport town. 1t
now stands two or three miles in
land.
The sea is leaving Southport quite
in the lurch, SO much so indeed
that the inhabitants have had to
sink extensive lakes down on the
beach to keep the sea from running
off altogether and leaving merely
an ordinary inland town.
But the extension of our island in
this way is very much less than the
encroachment of the sea at other
points, and while our land is certain
ly becoming more extensive in one
direction it is contracting, and with
much greater rapidity, in some 9TH
er. And the ultimate effect may be
that our mountain peaks may form
small islands and eventually be
pointed out by posterity as "the po-
sition in which Great Britain is re-
puted to have stood"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-02-18
Spoken Inadyisetlly.

"Jeer at meif you will, shrieked
the horse in impotent anger as the
trolley shot by, but J. will not be
cowed!"
The zeitgeist, however, bethink-
ing himself of the nearby canned
corn beef factory, smiled pityingly.
New York Press.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-02-18
Opposite the Kenneeay Rous~ =
CHUCK 4.NDERSoN, Proprleto,

FEHE BEST OF VEHICLES, THE
safest of drivers and the fastest OF
horses are always ready, night and day
for hire No man or woman or child ever
has given me a call in the past, who has
been, nor shall any everi in the future be-
dissatisfied with my teams or the men in
my employ. Everything aid every body
about me are No. /.
| have cheaped my charges propositions
ate to the striBgency of the times. For
references as to the truth of what say
as the turnouts and charges, go to nv
friends, which means the people general
ly.
Parties hiring are strictly responsible
for the safely Of themselves, vehicles and
horses {, A. G.. ANDERSON. o
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-02-18
NOTICE.

IwANT every man and woman in the United
States interested in the Opium and WHISKY
habits to have one of ny hooks on these dis
eases Adore = Fr7>.lev AtiH1ta Gee
Box u ~ nt 49, < al -eu
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-02-18
DIR. I'll. V. REYNOLDS.
PRACTICING pKYSTCLAN

PKAt TECING PHYSICIAN,
WHEN NOT ENGAGED ELSE.
w where may be found during the day
at his office, up stairs, in McClatchy Build
ing, Southwest corner of Public Square,
and at night at his residences on Powder
Springs street. two doors above the Mctho.
dist parsonage, Marietta, ga. gelephons
No. II.
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p. r. CORTELYOU. M. d..
GENERAL PRACTITIONER.

GENERAL PRACTITIONER,
MARIETTA, GEORGIA. OFFICE
M North-side Public Square over Mrs.
j. 8. Warren's Millinery store. Cousulta-
ton Hours, 81 a. IN. TO IL and 3 to 5p. m. ,
unless otherwise engaged. Residence
Church street, nearly opposite Presbytcri-
an Church. All calls promptly attended.
telephone No. 46.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-02-18
DIR e. J. SEIZE.
PHYSICIAN IND

PHYSICIAN and SURGEON,
TENDERS HIS PROFESSIONAL
4 services in the practice of Medicine in
all its branches to the citizens of Marietta
and surrounding country. Office in J.
B. Smith & CO.. furniture store. All calls
promptly attended to.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-02-18
DIR. j. ID. MALONE.

PHYSICIAN AVID SURGEON
OFFICE Up Stairs over The A. P.
~ Brantley Co.'s store. Special OF,
fee hours 10 to II A. M, and ! to 2 and
to P NJ. Residence corner of Atlanta
Anderson streets. Marietta. Ga.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-02-18
r.. n. HOLLAND,
ATTORNEY ALLIE

MARIETTA, GEORGIA. Practice
lNi in all the Courts State and Federal.
Prompt attention to business. Office
Bouth side ofpuhlic quare, IN Masonic
Building. Rooms and 2 on right.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-02-18
w =. CHENEY.
ATTZRNEY At LAW.

dIIUhNET At Ia ",
M ARIETTA, GEORGIA OFFICE
N-South-side OF Public Square, oppo
site JOURNAL Office. All legal busines
promptly attended to. Collections spe
cially solicited. Money loaned and 'otes
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-02-18

~. D. 1906. IT was i pc
pHd of desperate Rom;
70 proposed to proclaim
yereign afterward.
end of OctobA Lord
Ted an anonymous
him not to attend
rliament. He show
, who in turn CON-
Pc king, and James,
insight, OWNED
ice. On the night
lars were searched,
BE found the barrels
and Guy Fawkes
a,neul deed. asa
published book Fa-
f. al English fJesllit
there is strongSreason
lat the British nation
Ben in error as to the
this plot. It seems
that it was the work
saIisbury, secretary
tor Of. the present
succeeded there
Ms Catholic op-
keah himself in
his traditional
legion. In the
1lagroement as
Eder was stored.
account says it
house of lords,
IS remarkable fact
the house of lords
at date a Guy Fawkes
provided under it to
losity of inquiring
lase which the con-
was actually the
. used by the peers
x.splace during the
ohe's suspicious
a band of we'll
es secured it at
nd trouble. They
turned I'D tons
ssacreted under
vEbacK gafUl a,s5
The landlady. no
ev came to a solid
81, vEh;c63thev hammered night
9. a.aN IL 4,..1. ~
~A>-<t3@ 1890 NAOE'S eAAA ONSAA ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-22

ssses Per case. s. - L4-see. oa-Boaed.
-~szs - eases &C raw. hhls. y-cs cases.
-. A-4El CIV 3 SO II cases No.
ar1 Gil Sc IL cases. bis. sc. nsasss foot
e. No. J. sc n eaRs. P1o-ee- s-rsr4
cases 30 5els Sc heavy zsacAsnA ca =ess
- - S5s' &c: castor. machine. cases, &C:
I1rpsztia. 0o5aax1-Bsl.. &c; cases.
Eslzlrs--,5lsaaoc per ga IN case.
90. &c g, Esd 1caaing Piones- or Car
sss Prepared paints. s-~e 10 1a &c - e
"a ca no; i>-ga cans. gE: quart
G.sss--Arasrscsn window. = ard y D.r
ceat OF. 4 'si4n' - peg
LHnnher and Bnfidfng Material.
Logs-sGperfor quality, per II. r-. SIP
VI ussTchartab9e er s3gss; cNsse- raxs- e.
ccnnoz. per NJ sssss spruce logs sasss:
ceS@r single bolts. sz.TS
rlr Lnrneer-Rough Is; thick srsxA sur
I'D sae e two SIDES: s 70 apa i inches
We. IA91. lengths - 20 - lee. sr@riai
.sng1as. S9r per II extra O-e-fneh Frisr'
$50; AZ .ysTtacsl gra.n = per II extra
stock boards. s-snch. sa7fs- Ig.-A q -
= .; E-tnch. ste11s. Fsnc1Es. No . p
az laee a-s - a.: % : > or channel ras,:s,
Fl tiGher tOlstz and scantlsnx. rogrs.
s9Ss SIS z. sqis; S4s, ri1E. Rox
'S Pa ,5.irs e. a1a z. EtF4 Revsi a'l-
y q
or pain Nos. !. : ard 1 Or 4 inch, -
lbs; Nos = ard 8 ss-inch. J. 80 ibs. Nez.
!; and 9. @-lneh, SO ia. sseia La.h. -
rs weight, SsslA . feet. = :.
81; BgvsI sitiag. weight, 90 lbs. ST s
GIN. Ceilings, weights, Nos / 2 ara Z
's Ss'1e - i -, l e. Nos- sas ssxs-
lee lbs, sls5-1. WainScosing slsJia Rus
&c, SEQ; "A shingles. 81 e: STANDARD
shingles, 81 % ons-ineh finish. z Il ard Il
feet S-sas4 Tniek finish. s1lss Cedar
squares :. 8. and 70 feet, sSsq5o Rat-
tens. asgiae per 10 Aneal feet. Pickets.
Kiln-drisd. 81 in advance Of green. Dray-
Rrick-conron. sas 30 per NJ: prsssss
n7aas per NJ: flrehrick. rs; terra Gotta
pipe. &c a foot.
AIS. -
Lime ttobbing>-Au brands MADE on the
Plaster Gobb.ng>-Golden Gate. per Dol.
Plaster Hair Oobbing)-washea. go Der
ID: unwashed. size per ID.
Miscellaneous.
Soap dobbingp-seattle Savon. aos. Sc,
i9os. S.: Electric. 29s, sLI9; fpos S. a.: Ciil-
rhine, ieas. So 20; Sos. sec: Rabbitt'x IS. 81:
ICES 81 3; Proctor 4 CANDLES Ivory 4s
es5: 11es 81. CASTLE. white, 1Afstso per ID;
Tobacco Gobblngl-An tobaccos aavanc-
ing-Plug. Chewing. Climax 42c; Star.
Ale; Horseshoe. &ac: Spearhead. &c; Piper
Hetdsieek. CSC: Scroll Tag. sZssc: Sun Tag
Chewing, pail, les, 20. 5aF7 &: smoking
twist. OF, &c: u OF. &c; Cable Col. 2 and
s-oz plugs. &C: Seal OF North Carolina, rs
Per 3 Be- sl aassi g e. e s a h Sc 01 'S''
Paper Oohbingl-Grocers' straw. sac:
butchers straw. Z4o, No. MANILA, A4o:
No manila. Sac: paper bags, 10 per cent
Of list: gray express, 5isc.
Bags Goblin g)-Grsin. Per 100. 81 20; old,
per 10, si.5095.
Coal.
Coal (wholesais and retafD - Double
screened. $50 per ton, average. in car
load los, &. 50: nut. s12S per ton; Newcas-
tie screenings. 81 50: Black Diamond 50
per ton: Cumberland blacksmith. slI.S per
ton; May Creek. S.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Yread ~tuns.


SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. g-whest
dropped in AL markets today. The To- al
market s. weak and unsteady. spot quo
ts,ions ara largely nominal A full and a
part cargo carae down from Port Costa for
export. Barley holds up Feed : steady
sample market il not very sclFe, now
ever and the small speculative business
doing "a at lower prices A Part cargo =
OF late and the market il weak, with de-
nsand slow.
closing Quotations.
wheat-Easisr: December. E.s-A
Barley-N0 market.
Cora-I.arge ysllow. Ah'JLl-s-
Bran-C,alifornts, tlsglb.
Flour-FamIiy extras. s@2sG5.S' bakers
'1 Wssat~sslp5tag. n.5al4 tor No !. ana
s. $50 for choice; milling. Nass4 SO
Tsr.ey-F ed seaasc: choice. &.GS71ac:
brewing sigl-iz'A per GENIAL
choice. sl.soGl- %, fancy feed. G-GsSl io;
prsse. sLE.L5e: BLACK. for feed. sl.iaSLso,
hack. foT seed. s1-sgL@.
Receipts
Flour, quarter sacks 5,iS2: wheat car
tals s.9ss; barley. esnt1is. Sa5s.
cas-. een'ais. =. do OreAen a. {:
DO Eastern. 40: re. osatais. -; pota toes.
sacks. ls74: onions, sacks. IL. bran. SACKS,
~ Enlddiiags, SACKS -; hay. toal -
straw, tons. Is. hops, sales e. wool. bales.
So. hides. nuE1aar SIS. ralslEs. boxes, 10.
wine. gallons. q, 10.
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Mlns;usss-alladungs slsBoG159; brAn.
Hsy-v'heat ;2als; wAeA and cat Uie
a. - oss barley IS s $3.50 si wae ea
&c =. straw s@s9e per esle.
Eralt-Cholee ReplsA, Sea6ec Per e1S.
common apples, 80 90 straw esFfies. 49,
huckisoerTies ss5c per pound, crAaesrItss.
- =SfIe per barrel. ca1 aloupes. ssc1&l SeT
crate, nu-1sgs Ssss@eC reT box. tks- CO.
layer black esas'e per ooh 49,. /. a.
ans sweet wafer grapes ls&@~G ~ go
MuS~hts NFl5 o.. Black. @fE&sc1 Aak&Ts -sss
10. isabella - isse. peaches, WYE c3tfee
pears Rose pe- box. plarns - - sc.
euinces. sgqsec: wstsKnaslons, SO y psr
-. valencia or&nEss. NeteS 21r o91'
Mexican Erces 81 5Q45 Per baS' eA4ateTi.lA
lAnons s. 5e4@59 Ter common; EancY =.
bananas, sIN- PER oanca' p-nsaPpaes' ia
Vsx~,a sl1s-EarIv Re~@ potatoes. 80 20
rer cen,ai. river Bg1TDaHks, ssTsNcs river
res. sa1sac. SNz.0ss 61rrsaEs a. s1f>se.
sz-ee- potatc-es ssEIc pr pound oEsoi-s
,sfT~-~sfrs xsss.7sl rs- cenisl. cneu- bsrs,
"a PER box gATic. +'eG-7zc PeT Eo1l.- :
greer ueas ICE pr p51G1; se.1F oeAk4s
ia~@z1se par po1ndi bay @Q3ASea. 80 &e 20
bsgK- or stoes Gza4aC per box ETs@1 caSsI-
80 rer sack. green peppers. -aa~5c psr
~. e5xplslt. sasssac per bsN. 81 a. cara
g - ase- box. Ina SsA-s. ls4@--so DaT
Tss.-.a---ys-.v crez-ne-y. - per pou1e.
So r-@z-psrw aacsr11 @Scs fancy
sstr-s gsa7s4>. fancy dairy s@esn4ss 30 -
rscEBa1 ssa4-3c. ArsAa. 49, &c
t~esexSe-NsSx elss@ss. - -; "a $50 ~A--
,sS--ss 10 caese&x. Iis. 1osag AEasfl--
ca. 10 &c. Easte-u. -&-te' "eS-e-1~ -
r~r.-s.g~~ ssass-. rarch. xs#s5e; Ear
49,
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SAN FRANCISCO. Sept, r.-Arrives-
J. MiIiwr Gray's hsTaor, scEr American
Gigl tfrayfs Aarhor. str Homer. Coos bay:
str ErGpsTe. Coos hay.
NEW PORT. sept. sp.-SalleG-~ Schr john
NJ Campbell for Puget SQUAD.
SAN DIEGO. sept. A.--Axrtved-Schr
Make C. Russ. from Port Gambia
ASTORIA sent ARRIVED ALI
ance from San FRANCHISES. Br Sd pAnarit-
ton for Queenstown.
TACOMA sept. 1f--Sailet- Rktn c. c.
Funk. FOR San Pedro. schr Occidental. Tor
san Francisco.
VALPARAISO. SEPT. ts--Arrfvei-Sor
sh Prince Edward. from Fort TewrsenS.
ACAPULCO sept ss-~Seiie6-Br sh Dun
syre for oregon.
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FOREIGN Markets.
Financial.

LoNDoS. Sept r.-corsols. ms: sill
yer, fSi.6
NEW YORK. Sept. m.-Tgh. Ev~suing
Posts london ananclai cahiearsn says.
There was a weaker tore 70 the stock
gnarksss today, Americans leading the De-
cline Trey c.erst under the parity. The
cgshan etHs4f11l Is nos Hke1 here. ard Z =
aetasv~1 that New YORK RS 0veTdaus fte
rtze for tbs moment Cable DISPATCHES
we're also printed fronn Ne- York hlntamw
as a e1Srtaslzasnt I'm banking accoTnmesa-
fious ETC. Prices ~ AnlaEicaus
rallied whsc Tire %@S York gno@
sAssons were Hf~t called bat tNe closs
was Eat 81 the lowest. still thera was 8
disposition, On TIE wncss, e buy On arr
material reaction Misss were dmTL Tbs
Paris and Ea~s8n markets we're Guu
Br~adstnrs.
LIVERPOOL sep. p -W-heaf Steady.
No. ] standard California whoa. So 81 I.
ears1es OF eS&st. very fifti@ i0tns. car
gS~s On passage. a9igt aad steady. EaE-
fish country market. easE. French coszH-
Try markets. dull, Livsrpaol wheat. No.
California s. sfTss 80 wheat IN Paris.
aufss four II Paris quiet.
Cioesng: whAat NO rel Western. win
ter steady. - Ia
Corn - Arserscsn snlxsA spot. nsw
Steady, g. I'D. 90 ele STEADY. - -. aep-
frynbe-- aGlat. = ~. ClLe3ef. qafst. -
ia Sovegnbsr = "a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-22
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND Or. Sept. n.-Ths local
wheat market took another step back
ward today, and while shippers continued
TO quote SEC for Walla Walla they were
unanimous In agreeing that y were nor
anxious for business at those figures.
There Is A weaker feeling nearly every
where, and with charter rates steadily
advancing the outlook IS not COED Tor me
present high rates 20 prevail A charter
was reported today for December load
ing az SIS ID q rats which. with the price
Of wheat In Liverpool. would make Nalla
Wafla worth about 500 IN Portland. Re-
cents continue large, but there - very
uftfe new business being transacted.
WaIla Wsliz Sc. valley. So per oGsheg.
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A
Thing
That Grows

~ Is an Old very old saying, TIA, .q,-~.
o-Ks from Ettls acorns grow.
Tbs may be varfoussy spsi.~s
instance. man nay hav.
aiAsh or irritation which. in trs tro~...,--s
very simple disease. WIZ pro.1rs go
proper treatment IL can b. esss,v -. 80 =
= snort time. But without sueh ,-ss.-n.- :.
= so~as to diseases as serious 80 -
body. A1e human
100 often the trouble Is that IN. -.,,.u.
s.'7@ 60 De his OWE doctor, ana under, !. 49,.
- cure himself with some cheap ous.rr
.'''1 " UNI advertised as . "sDscgaes, -
'fcuFe all U
As result, his Gonorrhoes 500, =.
,a sss caTonic and Develops sr,to els.
Ht,ie later . structure forms. T~has. -
1aafy organs get out Of AZ as.
~~Hile Inflammation Of the baaoaar - -
cay OF the kidneys set IN. as 49, - -, -
tase ~ reached conpiete uhvxlcas -
AApss ~ near 81 hand
Aen. eewarel Do not travel ovsr -
Eoae 70 certain misery and --,sn -
'e's moment you discover your urro-t1,-
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special nixaafch 20 the Post-TnteilfgenceN
-ATp0sn. sept It's 2. rn-~-ksa rosriexes
eofs. cloudy. wind wesk- niae raslrs- IN
ward ship Glory ~ fhe Sea. Schooner
Prosper. n tow Sea Liar. Is = IA
NEAH hay. sept l-P&rtiy cisGdr;
PoRT ANGEL Is. sept. n.--Barometer.
SI: clear. Wind northwest nfteen miles.
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F-21es &C wei pxsces axve stvzzces 4
Se1S = = reae zz6 oza-Aa2s Ssx-f2g he rss~
-@-kc. Nor hz-a. saT5se. saA ScUine~n
e0aEe lamb Ss1lsc Szn Saa1zstn SsroS
&c &C. No~rh@~n sarhS ssTes mountain. -
@1-e: san Jaxz9tz pains. -6sSe.
ZorS-EToq Il 1ssS 81 aS psy rcGn4. Few,
lsa 10 2e< pczz6-
Financial.
Staring On London, g. 5ays 81 Sszss &C.
stgA+. s4sSsa.
SILVER bars -.... - rrases-Ssght -.
As[ Co.'S ....ss3@sss Telegraph =. .. Is
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

fruas--Scs 80 Era
1efea8-EYu
B4st4r-ESrrn
EEgS-FErrn
- 1c.acwtng prices are Being o--rei
- ~ &c prcd1eers By LEGAL dealers <or de-
10y z rourd lots q the dock or Il ths
ear a. Seattle.
s-SFAla-FEFey sour6 cats. Is. harley,
- PEI tor wheat chiersn feed -
hA1~ss Peiss arc Taziow-Hs2~y salts.
fss.s, ever ~ lbs. T.; medium. per u. SC,
AsaI 1neer e. lbs. SC per ID, heavy
80 - Eghg kz5c. xalt@5 klps. fsSe. AID
- pss -. &C. greer hides. &c less .Asa
sSiteo; dry hides, per %. sy.sc; e4ils ca
1oove, oae-third less: dry elks. per 70, 81
=. ary eeer skins, x1rnrssr. Per D. "a;
tg@d winter. iy4ss5c: PEER and thin winter,
sassg gsits. long Eool, isss5cs Hnes.'
N Wool. ssssfsc; wool Western MASKING
ton. elsared. sazI@c. dirty. sS-e Per 70;
Egse-Sancn fsf7lsr
weixht
LIVE stock-Chofce beef cattle. cows.
E.9zAc. steers. 52ss1c. choice steep. g.:
soos hogs. tscs calves. dressed large. &c,
small. $40.
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re North Western Line comprises over
. coo rifles % perfectly eaui2ped railway
~ ran-ats. fuwa Wisconsin,, Hichsxan-
.st-rs~otz Nsrth Dakota. South Dakota.
~sbraska aad wvomsnx. u operates the
s,.wt trains n tss world TIE services -
f-t,feaxs. M1wREsss ana al the principal
rttss. 81 shs East ara Southeast esnnet
>. pu-vas.ei. FKstst on hav'rx your tfckst
via The sorta- wsst.rn. ". w. Parksv.
La
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WASHINGTON. s~at n-Tosayss
r.nfsr1~r. % sts condition a the treas
NY shSxs. Avaftshgs eaxh haiance. SIS. d
g. z1s. Tp,a rsssrys. El4s sE -
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GenrrnI ouetatiens.


Fieur-Receipts s4T7s barrels exports.
ssS5 barrels Market. quiet. weaker
Minnesota "a te-f~s, s. S.1as winter pat
eats HSH6 s.. DO StrasShts. x&TSSs&
Wheat~-Receipts - 80 Bushels exFsozs -
sF SPA Spot. weak: Ne red. sEsSc. on-
lions opened weak and Sold on under
weak cables. liquidation snd heavy spring
wheat receipts. ar&lly rallied with corn
closing Lie net lower. September, agSsg
g s-isc, closed Sc. December. Es4SsaAc,
closed Sc.
Hops-Ffrn
Wool-E1ru.
PetTolsUrl-4s niat.
Basser~Receipts, ASA parkaw~sg Arm.
Western creamery, is324c. Eigans. Me
Eggs-Rscetpts. SIS packages nrfn-
State and Pennsylvania. tsazgisc; West
ern. Ike
Conee-ops.ons opened steady. 500
points lower: closed steady, potnts
higher TO polnts net lower. sales il 20
s s la''sessss c ssP spo, eos rec re-
Ma. .tsss9sy; Cordovs. ie.ssisste.
SUBURBAN.. strong; refined. firm.
Metals.
Pig ircn--zyarTants. barely steady; t7os
bid and s. Is asked
Lake copp~r-sii-eA
T1n-yl&TS bid
Spelter-s4 %s<EsSa
Lead-Exoh2age, hrxner. Nssis f+S2sa.
brokers prles. strong. 81.