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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-17

BOSTON. Feb 1.-THE amount OF sales
OF wool here show Il considerable falling
OF. though a number OF manufacturers
are sUu in the market looking for the
raw material, but dealers who have re-
ddced their stocks by the free sales OF late
are disposed 10 look more confidently to-
ward the future. and are Consequently
firm in their views as 10 prices. The sales
OF territory wool have been large since
the first OF the year, and the avafis bic
stock has been considerably reduced; yet
IL Is hard work to advance prices. In
fleece woods the market is very strong
and prices on many kinds have advanced
during the past few weeks. Australian
woods meet good call. There is a large
amount OF this business doing, which will
foot up Wei when WOODS are delivered and
the sales given out Sales:
Territory wools-Montana fine medium
and fine efffIc; secured price, s0Q32c; sta
pie. 53434c; Utah, Wyoming, etc, fine me-
dunn and fne, sspilc: secured price, 300
S2c; staple, StGf35c.
California woois-NortheTn spring, 1873
lie; secured price. 53ei34c; middle counties
spring, gIioc. occurred price, 3ef33o.
Australian wools-Scoured basis: Comb
ing superfine, t1d4sc: combing good. 42Ge
4sc; como!ng average, Ssgflc. Queensland
combing, f2Wf4c.
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fo- tire. aut ~vsz the ta.nss-safs proved
Refractory under attempts Il rnan8rusa-
Ton for 1s-c11Es the DEFINES IN ..4eA -a Sc
ostnS mora sa4a recovered The more
pSc4ac outlook n Europe szd the sab
sles1ce Of the a2ar-. ever TIE c1torssk n
Crete. az shown ~ th& aArfy reporgs o.
Ss1trac,aoas % tie continental bonrSsS
nd q Lcrt1-. was Of ca1~se ne cause
dsl also bought N this market The gen
era Outlook - also REGARDED as sEv1-a 1ae.
The January trade statement. while =
Gees no. show 50 heavy 4 trade balance
= our favor as n some recent rnenths.
ssta shows bsisnce unprecedented
4arE@ Ter January. and gives No evidence
e the urn q ne halAncs against IA and
sor q. this the - he year. London buy
ing or eur stocks adds % the strength %
The eauntry's rinarcsal position
There were encouraging reports q tne
outlook sor rAlEay traffic IL tbs North
west, OWING % the Increased movements
% grain
All these causes nay ~ sas3 to have
the market today. sugar wss huoyant
throughout apparently On account Of zhe
relief a. the termination o; ths inquiry
into It's affairs 5y The legislative commit
tee which has passed 10 ths rubber con-
parry. There were evidences OF inside
buying in Sugar. which A. usuai en-
1oyed a large proportion q tie attention
OF The exchange The stock advanced 20
IVA. The gr9Ugers led the general ad-
vance 81 the railway list. gaining an aF-
er2ge o. about point. TAs anthracite
eoatars also showed prominently tn the
late dealings The fira3 hour was active.
showing marked Improvement IL q num-
Der % shares. ami prices were generally
the best OF the day
The bond market displayed an improved
tone. AMI slight gA4ns were recorded IN
the principal lines. The sales were 81
So. oae. The changes generally lack i'm
portaGce, except IN a few cases.
Government bonds hardened pencepnhly
on purchases OF S124, oea. The floating sup
ply 81 the issues Is being extensively
drawn upon by local and outside financial
interests.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call easy at fiaG3 per cent;
last loan, Ia per cent; closed offered at
1ia4I1 par cent: prime mercantile paper,
Se44 per cent. sterling exchange, firm. with
actual business in bankers bills al A.S54
STI. for demand and Ss.saaf@-s5s4 for sky
days. posted rates. "a. sStt4. So3a for demand
ani S4s72s94S 81 for sixty days. CONNER
ciaI bills. siS4. silver certificates, 6449
CSC: bar silver. 64ssc-
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Wilson. for 5ray's harher; scAr Cnsller-
ger. tor Seattle
PORT ELIZABETH. Feb. 1S-Ar-fvea-
Ek Harvester. from Port Townsend
FALMOUTH Fan Il -Arrive.8-sr shia
lar3 ShaftsSaAry. from Oregon.
GALWAY, Feb. ,--Arrfvas-E'reneh TX
DGcGe<elv. frora Oragon
NANAIM0, y =. FeA. 1s-Speslal 100
ArriveS-S. :. CITY ~ EScrest. Erona SSa
francisco.
DEPARTURES BAY. FeN. 1s-sn@-sal.--
sazfsa
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Metals.
CHICAGO MARKETS


CHICAGO. FEB. is-wh.at opensd IN
remvr0rnE s3ugiy weak, ard ire bears VINO
had xaltNd urfiI TIE war clouds q tas
sav h@.sors rad rolled ~ we're abs %
enjoy 10 the full ths more peaceful aspect
81 ssafrs n Europe English consols
were nearly back TO their original height
fseeara rhs war scare had DISTURBED thstr
serenity. ard Liverpool. far from respond
tnx 10 TIA Jump IL prices on ts3E SIDE.
ngnsrezs az az actual decline and continued
- decline during ths DAY May, which
.Ioss,.s here yesterday az "a 6 sS@se. opened
today AZ from ~ &C. sn1 after t91eh-
So Ts5se il works5 gradually down 10
res.e which latter roiut i touched about
II O'clock Tire Atlantic port clsArzncss
gor tAs aay were hgAr. watch was an
ctHer source .. weakness The exports o.
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Tide. at Seattle Harbor Today.
MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

MEAN RAT. Fsa- Is-spsciai.--4 2. m
Partly cloudy. Egnt east wind: tug P4o-
reer r. hay.
CT8T,r.AM Ray. FEB 1s.--SDsctzt.-4 ?.
-u--s-losalsy: l!gnt west wind: sch Watson
sailed ~ ~ q n.
N -FsarcYrlefe~ . =, clear Wlnd vest, -
Fnges: sh goiumcfa. sh SPIKE. ok 8er-
s1Irv two sch and tugs WandeEer and
zIolycke fE bay.
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MARINE NEWS.

PORT GAMBLE. FEB. fs---9pectai.--
eaIIed-RF snip Victoria Regina c4pG
E0wlArSs. for Cailao.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. lf.--Arriyed--
TX Pufus z Wood. from Seattle. snip
Two Brothers. from Tacoma Sailed
Haw str san Msfea. FOR Coroxs gchr
Peaxssss, Tor Tacs1zs scar caaxlss r.
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ANTWERP, Feb. ls.--The wool auction
sales opened here today with A good at
tendance OF buyers. Prices ruled at TO
10 confines under the sales OF November
last. The number OF bales offered was
L. 500 and Of this number 3.1i0 were cold.
The sales IN detan are sc follows
Buenos Ayres. 2s7 bales, S. confines TO 1
franc 20 centfmee: Australian, s75 bales.
s. centines to / frame 80 centimes: En-
terfori. 512 bales. CT confines to franc 30
confines
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waes' sne -,ur were equal 20 ozly 1vf.aaa
losing cShses sere very weak
rs Ss1a4ireSS 81 fne Eege ntS az rrf-
may markets. As compared with receipts
sSsr aga were ssAln 4 source ~ com
1ofs 70 Spectators Oh tAa aufl slSe ~ ths
rtl2rEet and were resnousg IA fc~ fha
siaSAE Sew - strength SHOWN AFTER tire
sSFnsng Nhsu EaftF 20 7ssSe occurred
20 3 moment - tive Crop oa-naEs -
kseTts ran various parts az the south
west we're also present II aesu-sa,srs 49,
have Occurred 50 often ss tsts ara have
te@n 90st as often denied that hss little
90 no attention was paid 20 them. C~nt-
SzSo lad q cars inspected into STORE and
and Duluth receipts we're - ears agRs4s<s
~ week sgc and az last year
Ene srase became light AFTER n O'Clock
Dat previous 20 that considerable long
waeat Mas oferea apon The al'sr -
peace. TIE prize 81 Nay rose and fell
several uTHss heEwesn TIRE limits % -ssse
close.
Germ was aSiet ara weak. Influenced
LARGELY by TIRE course % wheat ana toe
break IN provisions.
a good s1Ee3 business was transacted
n oats. and tha market WAS active
throughout ire session.
Business IN provisions wss light IN great
contrast 70 TIC activity prevailing vester-
day. TIE market opened weak and loeer
and remained weak throughout the seS-
sion-
Closing Quotations.
wheat---Fehruary. re; May, 20.
SoFIl--- {. usry' .lsse; Nay, Tic.
Probationary. s7.g5; Nay. sS1k
Isara-F-etruarv. s. Set1: Nav. "a sssiG.
Riss--fenruary. 81: May. SAGA.
Flax-1ss-e.
Nmothy-SzS 3.
Rye-g1i<c
Earley--@s lS1c
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Cloxing QnnfntInn..


Common dressed beef steers sold az tfe
lowest prices reSched IN a long time, the
poorest lots fetching S.. ae6lSE The bulk
OF the offerings we're sold a 81 and 81 -
Hogs-Sold largely st S.. 4o9S.50 COM
mon 80 best selling at sS.29f13.eo. and pigs
at Ss3gs.E5.
Sheep-Sales were on q hasis Of s. 5oea
.. for inferior, up 70 S4sl4. % for choice
natives. Fed Westerns sold largely st
S.73t}S %; yearlings were in good demand
at s$44. so, and lambs were wanted at
sS.3stf9-l 10 for poor 10 extra. sales being
largely az 81 2S04.75. s
Receipts-Cattle. $500: hogs Z. 90:
Shaar. 10
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Mining stocks.
NEW YORK MARKETS
The stock Exchange.

NEW YORK Teo. Is-Tns marked
strength %hzca raI4ea ths market toward
che c.eze Yesterday as manifest On he
stacA exchange totAT. an6 any EFFORTS
AJAX we're made % stem tne upward
course Of rrsezs proved unzvaEirg The
bear cen .tngenE eczcsI-ra&ss3 IS Efforts
CO = few .. the sqsclAlt.ss. successfully
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-. s-~t day Q, MARI. ~. az -
e re ~ whien tsnse al peTzons
sfao,k - Sear6 before SAID Counsel
kssifsssss. --sster are r.ozliss 20 Be pres
q rssv Council IRE Eth lay -
gHs1 ssv ard signed 81 ms tr open
TssrSzss. 49, HenTsea too q IT'S pasaags
fssssssss. ssy q EesraarT. 80.
Is % :. r CREIGHTON.
s,-essSe1s q TIRE CITY Council
- ftss 1853 DAY o. FEBRUARY.
Fsss " Will. ~. PARRY.
% --r-s~sflsr e. Esx-osTicto city Clerk
r.ty - srst publication February Il.
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Breadstuus and Grains.

LIVERPOOL Feb. fs.-Wheat-Spot.
steady; demand. moderate: No . red
spring. IS 81: No. California. Ga Sd. Eu-
lures closed Easy. with near rositforz Ia
I'D lower and distant positions nd lower.
March. Sc 2lsd; May. S. SID; July, ss ga
CorR-Spot, firm; American mixed, new
: 6tad. Futures closed quiet. with near
positions unchanged to Ad lower. and dis
tant positions unchanged to I'D lower;
business about equally distributed; Feb
ruary and March, "a cad; April, Is nd:
May. Is I'D. June. IS sd; July. Is SID
Flour-Steady; demand. poor. ST Louis
fancy winter, SIS Cd
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

Consois, liz gle.
NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-THE Evening
Posts London financial cablegram says.
There was general tmproS in the
stock market today. on account OF the &C.
cupation of Crete by the powers. Consols
were n2t4. There was simply nothing do
ing, although prices held fIrm 10 the close.
Foreign stocks showed the most marked
rise because OF the better feeling "a Paris.
There is no likelihood OF much activity
until the political situation Is cleared A
sharp rise was ehrunieied in copper on
the fortnight statistics.
The Paris and Berlin markets were
firm
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The Gold Reserve.

WASHINGTON. Feb 1s.-Today's state
rnent OF the condition Of the treasury
shows Available cash balance. szl5.su,-
80: gold reserve. 1916, 3l7. si9.
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N ARITlME RECORD.

FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY.
Portland. Feb. Is. 1897.
Fair: cooler.
3. 8. PAGUE. ForseasteF.
u. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRTCCL~
TuRE, WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
seattle Feb. u 1871.
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Total sales.

Available Supplies.
Tpecial cable and telegraphto dispatches
70 Brsdstreet's. covering the principal
points 90 accumulation, Indicate the fol-
lowing changes IN available supplies las
Saturday, as compared with the proceed
ing Saturday.
whent-Unlted States and Canada east
OF the Rockies, DECREASE 1,22s1go bushels
Rockies. decrease J. ss go bushels Total
decrease worlds visible supply. 2,sG5, 90
bushels.
Corn-Trnttea States ard Canada east
OF The Rockies. Increase s5g 90 bushels
Oats-Tutte3 States and Canada east OF
the Rockies, increase $500 bushels.
FloHr.
riour-Rsceipts. 1850 barrels: exports
100 barrels; easier and more active.
Wheat.
wheat-Reosipts. 1880 bushels. exports.
$500 bushels. spot. weak; No. hard.
sss.c. Options opened weaker. owing 20
more peaceful European relations and
lover cables. ruled dur al day and closed
hali2c below last night; February closed
So. Q: May closed 7siso.
Hops.
Hcps-DuH.
wooi-steaay.
Coppsr-Flrn: eroEsrs' price IILso; ex-
change price. slLScGl2
pr frogs--fsasier. Nor thsrn. fll44z
Tfn-Fgrrn but dull. plates easy.
soeltsr-Stsaiy. domestic ttg4 To-
IeSa-Srrong: exchange price. sS-c.
Coffee.
f~o~ee-0pttons closed quiet a. points
Nfgl5s~. March sGzs 1ess. Spot Rio. dull,
No 7. lr1voac4. $50 mid. quiet: Cor9ovas
l5i47isa.c.
Sugar.
surar-Rxw, sr-n: rsfne:. steady
Petroleum.
Pet-o,suuz-Ctliat: United closed size
~. Pennsylvania crude. steady March.
ees bid
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MARKETS AND TRADE

sestFis. Fee Is, 1877
Erc1angas a. TIE sa~s.s. syss,-~,--. -.
1Ss1a1ne Gearing hoBzss today ~r.se.
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Maximum velocity of wind-F0rt Can
hy. 2 miles. northwest. Port Angeles. %
miles. southwest
G. n. SALISBURY. Observer.
Z. -.
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gr~a. Ts Fourth avenue; nrss-
zks 500. prices reasonable.
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..1s. a savings bank business ex-
t.ssssss recsivsa from 8 % sie.oo
tsssrsss allowed Der shnnm. SIX per
80. -. declared last days % May and
.. p..ssssr Loans made on real estate or
sss,H-sa eotlaesrais Only
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-gTsCrT SOUND NATIONAL BANK
fhs or SEATTLE.
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rs,r.,ooncsncs N All the principal cities
= - United States and Europe.
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c.yiisl ssock paid in.........'sss.e 900 600
earnt1s ....- .-.-.s--..s.ss+-s.. Sa,e1S
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r-npr.rs sAVTSGS BANK
-..easotsl block. Seztfss. wash
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F.-B. Co. Bacon fer Alaska sutnttsrr.
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pgFssH skEsG.

pREssnsE<Ese.
$3.50 . Tas Fourth avenue; nr.t-
~. xerE. yT1sss reasonable.
e-------~----- - -
BANKS.
rroPr.Es sAvrEGs BANK
,..ss.ntal 4.oek. sszgEIs. wash
cssiiss,, s:syvirsc. iE;iais AND TRUsTEEs'-
s.ss9 Frss ......-....iy-ij Wee prssss.a.
Jsss Hayden Manager. Cssa'r. secy
s..ss 4 B,0agstt.- -. AS = @aL tAaAier
sfe@-~.d ss7Esa oaeasrs Joan collins,
stzfa1x @afeldsr. J. 7. Greenlsai.
-., a savings bank business ez-
esslysv'..s received from 8 70 $1,000.
-. allowed Der annumi Six per
lfs -. tern deposits. per cent. on Or
49,. -. declared last days Of May and
49, Loans snade OF real estate or
.ssrssss eoilassrais CRY
.T-15r-T SOUND NATIONAL BANK
shA or SEATTLE.
r.,w.l stock paid in.........sS1s.o GO
e.snlas 80. .......-.....s--s.. so,e9
- r,srth ........................P President
r <s8fsideF -+--.-Nice President
ry Ankeny ...sSasnier
fsa United States and Europe.
1@s -----------------
TTxTER HORTON e CO. BANKERS.
Incorporated 1887.
s-ralns .......- ......-.--...-..--s.... E1,vy
President .........-..-.-A. A. Denny
vIee PARLIAMENTARY NJ. l4add
1aAS.sr ,..........F. z Van TuyI
49, sychange and teiegraphic trans
- ss Nsw York. Chicago. So Paul, Saa
ss.s.etsro. Portland and various points in
a.ssan and British Column oia.
49, bis Of exchange on London avail
80 elsewhere N Europe
'rs.ssSflo1s made at ali points on favor
se sIas sioeks and other vaiuables re-
s..sss N deposit for safe keeping.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE..
Y..a-sp capital .......-......s..-..--..sS 90
Transaets a general banking business.
.. Ballard. ................ President
Il c. HenFy ......-.......-...Niee President
FQFnCsr.. Cashier
safety Deposit Boxes for Rent.
Tie FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
SEATTLE.
Pasd-ap capital ........-....sloGo
Surplus ..s..s.. ............-... lSoovs
i n. GctffaN ~ r<iNfut
NaeFies NcAlcken... Vice President
lester turner ssaAs1lcr
General banking business transacted.
ssht ard tsiegrsphic exchange payable
In al n. principal cities OF the
ffnilAa Gfaraa md EIlrnna
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Rastnn waaI saIs.

Hops-A; London. Pacific coast, % ISIS.
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Wholesale dealers and 1obbers were In
cheerful huInor today. though few OF
them had anything new" e report The
native fruits and vegetables displayed
along the street were exceptionally nice
and FRESH and the movement IN ali lines
or green stun seemed very lively.
Grocery trade Is brisk, prices holding
firm throuatlout. In fact. there are but
few changes 10 note slnce yesterday
nunfafinnS.
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Trains leave and arrive depot. foot OF
Columbia street.
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Osa.. Turpentine. Etc

Tts-gr0st gt-s%1aE OH ez1liEIt &c
N-tk. ir aa2S. ~. Pearl aua As1ral 1AE2l
t.aees rsr ease. a.. L..nsss& ots--Solle6.
cbIs. 49, cases. as F4S, SciS. Sacs c-SeSs
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS,

Nheat-Dull and steady.
Hay--Firm and active.
Potatoes--Steady.
Frusts-F'irm.
Buttsr-Looklng up.
Eggs--Changing daily.
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WIRE Eoce-1A per SEN % ist-
Bar iron JoaeAmgh-base size =
rer ewgt: Novwsy iron. Arc per =.
iron Pfpe-t JoaeIn Sb--yyr ought iron. ua
g.. "a Black 81 Per cert. OF list larger
ssres - snd %. galvanized. y. and under
. ana per cent OF. larger sizes . and
3 ser cent. OF list
~s4at Zinc Joc1i-ga---is rer -
-ru ptase-tIohhfuEt -s ,harroai pls tas
a~7rer &c Ezx23 s. e1 Per box X 3 So
caarcosl plates. teTre &c, 49,. 49,; AK
u slz redipnaa. 4x-s. 81.
s'-set ITorr-tT certra syh-Ar-er3rar CON
--.f NJ e.. sc per u sslvAnlze1 - ana
81 r@- cent 90 LIST
SAsorfa Pautls->Ealvs1ins6 5s1c Per -.
black 40 ger .
SsIssr--s Jolsnln s1-TSnuers' nAlf-ar6-aalF
1-c rser p. extra Nipizg. &c
OILS. Turpentfne. Etc
fs-froselngl-s-oa csI-E5ezaIfEat. &c.
N-,fs - hasS s.. P@Ers aua AserAl zA-Ezz
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How to Prevent Group.

SOME READING THAT WILL PROVE IN
TEREsTING 10 YOUNG MOTHERS. How TO
GUARD AGAINST DISEASE.
Group is terror to yong mothers and
to post them concerning the cause, first
symptoms and treatment is the object of
this itep. The origin of of Group is
common cold. Children who are SUBJECT
to it take col very easily and Group is
almost sure to follow. TIE first symptom
is hoarseness; this is soon followed by
peculiar rough cough, which is easily
ecogni2ed and will never be forgotten
by one who has heard it. The time to
act is when the child first becomes
hoarse, II Chamberlain Cough
Remedy is freely given all tendency to
Group will soon disappear. Even after
the croupy cough has developed twill
prevent the attack There il no danger
in giving this remedy for it contains
nothing injurious For sale by d. e.
Ellipgson, druggist.
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The wife of Mr. Leonard Wells, of
East Brimfeld, Mass, had been suffer-
ing from neuralgia for two days, not
being able to sleep or hardly keep still,
when Mr. Holden, the merchant there
sent her bottle OF Chamberlain's Pain
Balm, and ask that she give it a
thorough trial. On meeting Mr.. Wells
the next day he was told that she was
al right, the pain had left her within
two hours, and that the bottle OF Pain
Balm was worth $500 if it could not be
had for less. For sale at 30 cents per
bottle by d. Il. Ellingson, Druggist.
Many children are subject to Group
watch for the first symptoms OF the
disease-hoarsness If Chamberlain g
Cough remedy is given as soon as the
child becomes hoarse it viii. pre- vent the
attack Even after the croupy cough
has appeared the attack can always be
prevented by giving this remedy. 1t is
also invaluable for colds and whooping
cough. For sale by ID. L. Ellingson,
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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1897-03-09

An address OF welcome was made by the
presiding officer, responded to by the
president ofthe Idaho Senate Speech
by Gov Wells. Resolutions were Of.
cred by Senator Smoot Of Utah which
caused an amusing debate in which
gentlemen from both states took part.
Afterwards an adjournment was taken,
the visiting solons t, meet in their cay
i,al and the Utah gentlemen to IN ct a
Il grand Military Ball given by the n
q. u in honor Of Washington's Birth
day. ASP. IN. the hugle sounded the
assembly winch was the signal for all to
prepare for the grand march winch wa,
lead by the commanding officers. After
Senator Evans gave me an introduction
to Gov, Wells and a number o the off,
GERS | had the henor Ian Introduction
by the governor to some OF the fair
ladies' Of our capital and soon found my
self tripping the light fantastic toe TO
the sweet strains OF delightful music.
Here were youth and beauty, the silver
haired veteran with medal on his breast
the dashing young soldier in his gay
uniform, the wise senator in black
wearing an emblem OF peace, white
flower, many Of Utah's fair ones attired
in all the colors OF the rainbow. NV
next privilege to inspect the battery
guns, small AIMS and equipments OF the
soldiers OF the guard, the library, office
rooms etc
| next found myself in the Senate
Chamber listening to the debate on the
land blll after which had the honor Of
an introduction to the president of the
Senate, Senators, Sergeant at arms and
chief clerk. From the Senate 7 was in
troduced into the House and was tender
ed an introduction 20 the speaker and
many of the representatives.. l found
our Legislators perfect gentlemen and all
seemed to be working for the interest
of our state and her people
From the halls of the lawmakers |
next visited our beautiful temple and
had the special privilege of viewing its
lovely rooms and compartments and
from the roof beheld the lovely scene.
of snow-capped mountains, hills,
streams. 81 c"ystal water, villages, ham
let's, farms, fields and factories that
dot the beautiful valley Of the Salt Lake.
Such scene is JOY forever and will
not soon be forgotten. A quick ride by
rail and I'D myself at home again.
JAS. KIRKBAM.
Lehi, Utah. Mar. 2, 1897.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1897-03-09

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troubles are cured by the use of DeWitt,s
Hazel Salve. 1t sooths at once, snd re-
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Many lives OF usefulness have been
cut short by neglect to break up an
ordinary cold. Pneumonia, bronchitis
and even consumption have been averted
by the prompt use of One Minute Cough
Cure. T. j. Wadsworth.