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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-27
CHICAGO MARKETS


CHICAGO. Azg @-The Trze eftssn
minutes q ire session IN wnes. vas ss
Tad quarter of 90 nosEr Tor sne-ts L
cest ard 1afn - t5sg have EecezEfg sx-
Eser3e1cad. TIE bgTl clique x5t hack vt-h
eafr pound Interest At xhe people who
called na-zins ca tts brokers 50 heavily
from sszzc % s. a. t@+EBzzc higher than
X closed ysss @zIzy, and mounted nc ~
, tine untl ten n1sE1tes froEz khe open
$3.50 So $50 -. 80 sszE y.sSss1g
reaching %ses staring ~ $50 % SOC. whaca
quotations we're t@1zA.e higher than yes
tSEaSys c3cse Fer feE minutes tbs
market hsszsats1 a. those figures. thar a
decline % 80 II September ard SIZE n
December su1ze1- Tie business Gur1ng
TIE next hcsar ard h&ls Was esvoiz q
iag Gw1r1La1 lzEo a~s q Gves ard tens
arE0ng tire zcalps-s. during which sep
tsm3er wcrks6 up again 20 81 ard down
% sc.
IRE probable or AZ least possible 70
rloval OF French import duties o. grain.
The. failure % the pasato crop II Ireland
al essss hsre, a rehasn q al thai was
known ard r1ush that was ina gtnzry re-
gar1lng the grain erop shortage II va
r.o1S European countries. ard above al
me couvtctIcn that the clique co2la vfSn
e94a8 ease pax wnezl 70 Is Or -sC Per
60shel. contributed 20 ras unSssEliug C
traders Ttn6S.
Chicago received IS cars. OF which oniy
= we're contract. lbs quantity iasyssetea
out o. store y a. 80 - DzShels. Attain
tic cls2rzuces were equal II wheat and
-four 20 - 60 bushels So 3k8 bushes 0f
which was Ia wheat Liverpool was very
Irregular, ranging from lac % es.d above
yesterdays close and resting with al aG-
vance for TIE day CT from ID 20 nd
Antwerp vas unchanged hut Paris vas
equal % from = 70 TIC psr h4S1el higher.
ore feature Of the market was tie snail
cash business. Elas rapid advance = prise
having brought that business &c stand
stffL SeptgEaher worked dawn 10 Ss2zc aa1
4THEf cir
- &c respectively.
There wss Al immense business e corr
Oats we're con- parattEeiy duh &C.
cline followed TIE first advance. Due -
the break II wheat ard corn rEE later
became firm anGer outside kcytEg.
Provisions caught soma Of tasss grain e1-
c.teEsnt. taonEa business vaS Only med
eraEsty active Netting counted 50 E1vlca
as the rews HAT ire naw potato crop
anrcaG Is very short. hogs u for@tSA
countries being fed On them
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-27


ss~nsrst 2asxssasns-
F7or--Paretp.s = 500 barrels: errc-es
A.1S ssr-s1As Ez4Tzsz was CITE and 1a- IL
tie hsgae-
3Meas- R@-eEDts Is 20 Eszxtsks: gx-c~-S
80 h1~8xass srSr E--. Nc red,
slzs7s. erzs1az gp@n@9 x1rorE an z1wzzc@1
q cables ars4 BAD scare ar11ng SEP
se1n4- s10rrs ard Ey-pa-1y EfEh err.
20 : Fe6s 1E2IEk- esa&e1 AZ 6 IT, go
terrier, 3 sEss So. elese6 ~ s1za
H9Es---exGy.
Wsol-S rnrx
fzsrn5s'g sgs-~TszlL
f3cTss--f11ssNzs rirg1 s-szSv -T<3 -sszss
nes aGsancss sSet cores. 70. Ezargsz
kzExTW
S4g2<-Ezw. GrE-
artzGA
Pig froc-rfrz
49gEeT-ktea8y.
xiFa-keEy aazA
Sazlser--.~rg1sas
Isssa-Ssrcrg. brokers'. --.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-27
.In.inx annfnffnn..
lave stock.

Csttie-Trsde MS slower than usual. az
8 ~ % for t1s poorest 70 fi1e BEST. WIN
the bulk Of ira sales 81 A-TslfBS-, and nGt
rzay below s. a. Calres we're active and
FIRM. nos mary going below - SOCKETS
ard feeders we're again active AT szraag
prices alta steer sales az $5Ea1Ea ard
sales % bulls az s1s1e32 =. AID aslEerz al
& 2s13s1
Hocs-T7sis was the highest day OF thu
season. hozs szl-lnz fren s. t9E for
heavy packers 40 10 - Nr425 Ter choice
asaarted lsghEa SAILS were largely a s. -
ITS ard choice 1sepcun8 hogs brc2gnc
SEZ Pixs wera active AZ E%Gf0
Sheep were sal2a}s at 500 p for the poCT-
est uu 70 S3& for choice n4sEveS. few go
Ing ahove So. Western range sheep eoEn-
rrtset the bulk az TIRE a1ersnEs and sold
a. g l&HG 50 fer feeders WHALE Western
killers wsnt far s. alefas-s. Lambs weTa II
far demand a. &s5es-z with sales large
Is az sAE&7s
Recelpss-Cattle. ESQ; hess. 500.
sheer &fNA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-27
Treaty Nations 20 which Extra 10
n Cat pnes Nnf AnrEy.


wz-AzErrSrx~0% Ar &-Asslssa11 NJ
serrptary Svaul3lzg has taczsss1 taat car
x-e~ imported fzfo TIE Unttsd States =
Norwegian vessels fToEz any cols1tFT @se
r.,s xzbsecr unss- e1r s-eAiy wsth Eve
s4n nrs No~-av, % a cascr z'-@11'lS
srtv e y Pc cssr- Wh&a2 specc cases
Rave rat yet beck 1E9-En. seq
- - SD A.. SsE-- ~ AUS-rS-
rsgs.-ssr Brazilian. Eslzzaa. ItA-4Asz,
Fss-usgsa. Eatra FzzsssA1 ard 4-TSzsa
vz-szss~ tss terms % cur Treaties v4ta
-. - -s---z a~s sad - - sGcA IS 20 sx-
e~us enera fru<z she slser1-a 3 zI-zS asA1F-
w-hztNa~ IRE rew tar11 ~ sE9@sa .
Construed as tgnpcs<1E tie ~. -A--5s
-. = ,spsafr eases CT ErI1sa krUESa-
Ess-sssz-ss-ss ard Iarenass vessels sss1 YES
So - ss--~a rsfhs- ratsralaFaes aas Hs2t
49, ssrsrrasnea ~ rns attorney Fafa-s1.
So -y~ Las tAs EazIIsr E1zsE ee'z@z-ssF-
atAc--
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-27
~~x SEATTLE MARKETS.


~ eests yesterday. The
b.. s--r g1n FraE etseo aHe Port
~ = - me effect tnzt prAces InsTs
11s 49, ssTa EzES NsTs fErF wax
s*.s<s.T al fhs xszserAt ysoSAfss SKles
- -. 4 few 3oso@d AZ &c
gosssnx aastasioaA-
,.ruxsnx we're tbs sseaax quota
- a raosesass eealeFz TeSZ&FsssS
s~xxr. flour and COaes.
-. 1sesssnx1-GaEen ''c'' r e5ss, per
= err 90. sn hais. Per 10. 5cs
= rrrsssuszfsd. "a sbls. yer -. s.ze. cue.
~: cosssessI Fse s2os sas1 = 1870.
s- xossIsv 4. gf. California oranes.s.
- frur. PER Dbl We: PR
= rz64 gyahas1, PER Dbl So oE
IS szezz, E.S PER ext re tol p
80 ser b5i. 49, pr ewt. 49,
- - BE- b. Sss5s.se. ESs-le5 I-r
- y. rrzcke3 wae4E- pST e@1. 49,
esfef wasat & - per case; vile $50 :.
go e~r eut rs. pezri 1aFisy. s-s-
80 z. SD boxes. SIZE spsii peas. Per
ma ys.iow. -. 80. - Us VIII
$ Ess, IS. sfs. FAXED heEalzy, ppss'
csee s3soslnx, -Gr~en-Isfoes PEI 2,
= lasA Dsr q &c -. -, sssssc ss-ss.
s 81 Gases. per cwt IT, ss-Io 49, g. =
= ers III H-lb cases. Per eN, So "a.
5sx 80 sise. peT -. &c sick@ -,
As Mehs Ike: Cs-acelas sgs -. = = 80.
ns;A e xroEnd eoTee isa5zles AsaoA'' A~sA's
rs 81 E.y. IS. 81 *
u~sts. Provisions and Fisa-
prv<h Mas fsgbsazxY-csw beef. sgssl1c;
- 5<ef. ssssEe per u mutton. &C per ios
n<<& x+sF 10 yea - t1E -.
Rv9ss31ns fsozhsr Hams, AATEs. atsEs
M. ssz4si, i@cs Breakfast 12eons A1se'
49, - lebs!ns,-Hanbus. satc:
azsson. SstSc. saIrucn u 1at Sc: nognssfs
N1ks ssiss. sc: rock cod s. osaca
- &: perch sssAsc. mountain tro2i.
800 shrmp@. 20
nssi&s. Ch~ese, Eggs and Poultry.
suss<r - Esnch. laal5c: Washington.
nMn3r.es, s-Ib prints. 20 &c.
ineA< uos54asI-~Attse N@saiasRo n'
r. fieb5snxl-fs0zc.
Muir Uaolfnx3 cnckers io01ic; I've
u1sss. trezsed eascks.ss. IKE
Vegetables ana Fruit
?ssztces oobksngl-New potatoes. ssQn
T1e,zbsss 0o5blng)-Sasfvs peas, &c.
~ cz.ssrRla cnt1ns. silver skins. sLf8
~ uf 10 rs. beess. &c per sack cab
80 49, Per 3D. L4tENA@s 49, tEtAt&~&s
8 ~ f1z c1cumbers. hotnouss. &c Yer
a. kashogse tomatoes. +fsfE5tse per box
Txafrhee tomatoes. 15z31cs green corn,
~ per deg sweet potatoes. si-zs per box
ssrrr Fruits ttoon8gF-Ese1 -. Gausf
casfarnsa sszs. selects. E-&s4s: new
s::ys Assrakhau apples, Ia &c commoa
e3fes x2sec: AiexanderS 5scztff. GRAY
Gxszs. feAx: Wen7.chee apples. SIC
6 Aananas, x525a oranges. f214f3.
hsA5Uyi>z. sse4si per crate. California
rszAez cra wsords. s8c per box. Oregon
n1xscr<x. ss3snes Eenatchse peaches. -
- Per ncx; Bartlett pears, SCAT per
81 psach piuus. III 10. CalifornlA plans,
q pr hsx; crab apples. Ego
Hay. Grain aaa Feed
~ Gosn.ng)- Puget sound. per ton.
d Esss<rn Washington timothy. HIGH.
Ezlsz. >
cas- usbesrgl tn
5snf-Ex4H
Irsy uo0s.nx,- or GROUND. per
~ e
Evr-whple s2292a; cracked. s2Q2s:
~ nea.. s@.41
Ns:ixtass uonDsngi-Brar. per ton. 81:
lkrs4s Ger ton 81.
Fses Chopped feed. 80 per ton: mid
Gxcx. sss tnn. ~ Of cake meal. per ton.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-27
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. Aug. E-stgr charter
ns.s ant AZ uncertain Liverpool market
IFsFsctsa ne local wheat market from
Arfefstiny n TIE rise recorded at Chi
20 suiay. although shere was more 81
slsFaslss1r = buy than Was IN evidence
= saT rrev'oIs. Two more SHIPS were
sg.F1tIsa . esnss - this port from san
sszzrfsa al - Raeeinfs az uhsaaf con-
- 9 iacreass ansi = fai-ly large amount
1sxsS n2ssts u the Interior Yesterday
- SasszAti1ns are WaMa NaIla. SO
N ssiisy and b.aestera. s-s3sSc
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-27

- Na-ee wsstsrr Ire ee-7~tees s--%-
- isles e. R~T.ea.y ~&@sS so rzEw2v
$3.50. Isxx Els-SGsse sfsvsss-s-
- Sa-ss r&Esss Scz-A - -.
-. A-9 wySzltzz = eps~&.>s -
- s~as~s = fn& wsFE- Tss se~rscs :,
=, AszF@aza2@a ard a. tAs nrg..esu4
-. - a. Eaxs 49, SeEs1szss cmn--s
---ss..ss fz4tsx 81 e&Es-x TGz~ exexs.
-. - sf-rzA- Frsse=rr E ~ Pa~SN-
- 1rcsAz Ags=<- as E-zsS zvsz4e. ss--.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-27
WOMAN FoR SNIP CAPTAIN,
sac want. 70 sail Her DIVA Tag en-
san Francisco Ray.

SAN FRANCISCO. ku- E-Nzs Era
~ zTrrIs wissorE - ne as cast Cssslss
~7ss~ref2 EoHuew Ln.t7G States sasru11E
renrus sssoszer. has rsgss spE ea1i91 70 aa
arstsor3sss ~ les9ss - master g aer
CO. vessel Mrs. Thares.8 is tss oEee-
- tse srrars tag EeNe1 ard &f3-soi1 ans
ss,s- ssree her as-sas1s 6essS scz- Yars
srts as carried 81 shs 1aS.aess- Ezzzl
us ts-s xes has Bees oh} Eee - have a
l.-e-ses sssascsr GO ecara. c'zs now sss
hasas. - raszs7s see ex2rztzxtica- &c -
-sas4e~ * har osG VesseA
~ ssc-essfl1 she Wa nave t1e ~tEht %
Sal aav vesasi g e saes g A1E - Ns
-. - San Nrazclsco AEa w.-t ~ tAe zrs<
go 70 PASS S@ca a. eza1s-s.soa 1s
-. ..e.Esl. a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-27
vAIIA waLLA WHEAT MARKET.

sges&I Dispatch 70 the Post Intelisgencer.
xALl.A TAIsLA Aug S~-The wheat
rzsxss was dun today No sales were r.
Fssef. Dealers quote &c for club and TIC
g. 1lzsstsm,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-27

"a ragS-<iood TO ekoses. se7c: tazcx. So
Financial
SseTnnr q Lon6on. sixty carr. asps.
sknzHefzr
ger Bars -.... zzTgt nrafxz-gfxn~
4 1czs --kE&E4s& Tefezrs = -
AfHsax sfaeE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-27
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. Aug. ss-Wheat market
Fzst No. club. s9s5c. Ne. ! hiuestenl,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-27
THE EVERETT
* MONTE CRISTO
RATTMAI.A

The oaly raaia 80 sFe popular snf srsfse
ru8nlng districts 80 Cold B8ssn- Gorf11
crswN Marta Creeg. S4svnTtcEs lss~f
fs~asS gsaAs E&E4 Ard ~ 2s<e Cx1ska.
Tns ac@msr ross<e for toSrSES&s Es1zl2
mza cn-nsnx pMrs5e&
gazeaaeneAaE Maxs84g. ATEA =. tae Av-
ere4t & L@afs CEiEzD Railway 10U2&ny
,xsi8 Esassgsg~szsss i ssazsx tram SewS4GM-
Trains wAa leave Everest Ter M1S1A
rg5ezs EEsTy stx1EnaEA s3cfF< SAA1z24y
zrs4 szN&zg zt " y II
s~est Il SEf N eN1ry nsSrcsnk x11xs<
-ssnssaF Rrs8 M1nG&y
On 9Naas4GwH aHA THarRssMTN "a ! wki
rszn L. Ss4eax1rH mTsE aa3 ~ @SsIzssszs -
So Erssays 1stSes1 sssysr<a@ 4ssa Av-
eregt sG2y.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-27

C-es4srsal H1esi: ess- faTuily noiel Il
sac, sxcs9len; goe-zs. al 7a7-1eFa II TEcFs-
meats No bar.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-27

xor SUBJECT To EXTRA Duty.

S-~s~tfv s-xt class. al modern inPrcvs
~-e-rSs grs sample rceGz
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-27

Frosac~. FraIs. Etc.
- sae Nltlsgnfrs-~ MsslsIiinws sfasss2
M bras. SltHI4sa
- - asst tss8l5. wneas ana ca al
a. = best harley. sesilz affassa-
-. esSssTs s5.aH steck 80
- 80 wheat. a@ssa1i. straw. psr
.sssiaes~s -Fosatoss, Early Rose. zsess,
81 cs5tstzs Bsraarks. -Sr3ss =. rfv
tscs Dew sweet oay4ices Al
- 49, o1laEs3, sltFerssins. s. S5a7 %
rr<e = - - s3eslfii sfs 80 - ner Sex.
- 49,. 49, r. Eosn.t. green peas. 1'a8
81 saS seAea s4Jc psr posna
49, &hsss rar h6x. -4s-e- Core
- - 1AH sHfnz toes tfF es-. zraa-4
~ pr sack. green uauerrs So
-. .s asx sxx niaat gsnss~ ssr bax.
:. - -, $50 PIP box, Ina beans,
ss..s -. 49, esse as~ 1s-sp bsx. rrsN
49,. - e BOX straw berries. g ses
nsssssssss "a - scEr7sa. sEz 81 rec sh.-st.
~ sses rsr chest. hu~k .earrries
"a. -. 80 san5a ssg8es uer
~. ss SrsU aox. g
syages. e, rsr - -.
Il Mack grares. r.
II gsesarsHss ra es, fer
sazs - rzr hox ars eAas-n
'aslszs : al. - fc g 2 box. "a
So. - pss hos -.e.-s..--.. 2
% cenHso- se as~,~.l.
- s1aes, Ssnyr1s ars f-.fs., -
49, - s per poans
saees 4, sFa4 esT rer enmr3.
~ e fsa.s. taAey ea-y 80. sec-
~ ~.1s us- So sss- -
fss-- N&as7sn-a cream cedar.
- nssssr- ,isis- s EasSs-n-
sse r.ss y-~-s ea- -.
a 1ss -aifksw E8hht rs ttsffs.. ~ra~
r,. Aeax ts -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-27
MARITIME RECORD.
FORECAST FCR FRIDAY.

FORECAST FIR FRIDAY.
Po~gaznd. Or. aug. q fel
Fair weather s-4.sGzAry temperature
Z : DEPARTMENT or AEEfC-L-
TEE WEATHER BUREAU.
DAELT BULLETIN
Seattle, A1x =. 49,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-27
1lRKETS AND TRADE.

Seattle. Arg- e ISL
- - tie Sea1gss- Tacoma and
~. 49, aozsses sc4zy w@Ee-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-27
SAY FRANCISCO MARKETS..


49, ~ FRANCISCO. Aug. ss-weak.r
ssasnea re lceal market THE IS-.sI Rae
- Eoaa~sDg Chieago closely. 09eninz
- - aas eeeltniFsg Spot quotations are
- 80 rosntaab the views OF xhfro4rs
49,. rs fsng TOO Tar apart Barley is
- g eall- No changes IN cats.
r~ Easy; December. SIS. MAY.
-sfss.sy, December. So
es11ns-A-arxs yellow 81 ~ L.
k1zsar~ss kfsrs--sff ,sesfs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-27
: saaE enosAttonx.
ssi asa Hons

~ w. zaasAs. ssaa>
- 1e ESQ., p
fan So
49, e ss - s@ln lanes .s.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-27

-asa1av n- raf4. e1xv. at falts. last loan,
~ rt5~ed fssfs. fsrlrue mercantile paper,
gsSsrsts ver cent Sterllng excnanzes nFrsa
yzftk actual business IN haFskerS Oils ~
a. 81 far aernzna ard AsIsa fer sixty
Sav-s Posted fAtss. &s4issS AsS1 ana
~ Sgs-sf4 = Cuyg neEcial esls~, 49,
S9fvsr certificates 5iA@8 -. hAF SILVER
Ei-c. Mexican dollars, Afzc
The record-union., 1897-12-25
His Status.

City Man famong the Allegash hills)
Your neighbor. Deacon Shelibark, is
pretty--ah-"close," isn't he?
Abner Appledry-Close? He's too
blamed stingy to entertain his own
opinions New York Journal.
The record-union., 1897-12-25
A Study In Curves.

Founder has had to go out Of the
band"
What was the troubleo"
HE has got too fat to carry the bass
drum"
The record-union., 1897-12-25

come from bad con-
dition of Stomach,
Bowels n d Kid
news. Emil Frese's
Hamburg Tea will
put them in good
condition All
Druggists rs a n q
Grocers sell it.
The record-union., 1897-12-25

Each on his own strict line we move,
And some find death ere they find love:
So far apart their lives are thrown
From the twin soul that halves their own.
The record-union., 1897-12-25

The best ba e to use for the Christmas
pudding is made of thin unbleached
muslin. Be sure that IL Is we'll scald-
ed before the pudding goes In. Keep a
supply of clean, strong. white tape for
p4dding-strings.
The record-union., 1897-12-25

A little whiting dissolved in the bon
ing water in which the silver is cleaned
daily will remove all grease and dull
ness, and make the weekly polishing
almost unnecessary. They should bt
well dried and rubbed afterwards.
The record-union., 1897-12-25

May 22d.
Dear Mag: I promised to write to
you very often, and tell you everything
about myself my impressions. my
work, my castles In the air. etc.-and
now I find I have been here really two
months. and not one respectable let
ter have 1 sent you! But this is the
way of all flesh. We make plans that
seem to us very good and delightful.
but how seldom do we carry them into
effect! Tonight, however shall sue
ceed in writing a good long letter, If
lose my whole nights rest by so doing.
The boys-they are great BOYS. too
offered me every inducement to go with
them to the theater and a theater din
ner, but what / wanted most of all
was a talk with you. After dinner I
gave orders that / must be disturbed
for nothing.
Il believe have already given you
a very imperfect description of this
very beautiful city. Even though the
weather is growing quite hot, the city
looks charming still. / told you, too,
The record-union., 1897-12-25

Slender cut glass pitchers, with silver
at the top and without COW
ers, are being sold for cream pitchers.
They are. in fact, miniature lemonade
Jugs. as far as their hight and slirnness
The record-union., 1897-12-25

A new occupation for women is that
known as "music-teacher's assistant"
This is a young woman who super7n-
tends the daily piano practice of the
children of family. Where expensive
music masters are employed their work
is frequently much retarded by the
careless practising Of their pupils. To
be on hand every day during the time
spent at the piano by the young peo-
pie of the family is the duty of the as
sistant; and her careful supervision of
practice hours undoubtedly contributes
TO the successful teaching of the mas
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-04-01
NOTICE

The partnership heretofo~" existing be-
tween ". d. COttrel und ID. A. Small
under the firm name of w. u Cottrol &c
Co., is hereby dissolved.
w. y. CottreIl assumes all debts and
will collect all accounts.
A parties indebted TO said firm gre
hereby cautioned to pay nc moneys 20
any other person.
" d. CoTrRE1L & Co.
March s, 1897.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-04-01
tlOtain@ Made TO Order.

NJ new book of Tailoring Samples is
now ready. The line has steadily pro-
gre~~ed 50 that today it is equal to any in
the MARKET either in a,,ortment voveltv
% pri :.
T"c manufacturing department has
kept pace with the tj'nes and turns out
we'll made and stylish garments.
Every workman is an artist in his
branch, Every yard Of cloth is shrunk
before being cut, so that the clothing keep
their shape, a perfect fiji guaranteed.
Every order receives prompt and care
fuI attention
14f lr, 1LATT.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-04-01
10 Hre a Gold in enc E,ay

Take Laxative BrUmo ,luinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure, &C. il
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-04-01

Pies, cakes and bread can jbe supplied
in any quantity at the Ormsbv Hotel.
Everything up % ds'e.
Prof, David Wolf has decided to
locate here. If you wish to ta1e les
sons from professional, co mpoten
violint9t and teacher, leave your
same at john G. Fox's store. If
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-04-01

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Daily camera., 1897-06-05
Are Not Subjects of the Queen.

Denver, June Sat a meeting last
night the Ancient Order of Hibernians
considered a communication from the
British societies to participate in the
jubilee celebration and fatty tabled the
letter and answered as follows:
Denver, Colo, June 4, 1897
S. Imperiall-Dear Sir: | am in re
ceipt of your communication relative to
Queen Victoria's jubilee. We as Ancient
Order of Hiberians of Americans have
nothing in common to feel thankful to
Queen Victoria for, as we are composed
of American citizens, either by birth OF
by adoption, and are not the kind OF
Irishmen that will toady to any monarch
cal government which we have renounc-
ed and have sworn allegiance to the
United States of America We intend
to stand by this republic as we always
have done, as against all foreign govern.
ments, particularly of Great Britain.
Therefore, as we are not British so.
ciety but the greatest Irish American
organic alton in this country we have nc
desire for representation at the queen:
jubilee. MICHAEL LEWIS,
County President A. 0. H.
Daily camera., 1897-06-05
Art Turned Down.

Pure old Boston will now be saved the
task of refusing the Bacchante, says the
Colorado Springs Gazette, and the would
be donor, Charles F. McKlm, the humil-
ity of having it refused. Mr.. McKim.
the architect of the Boston public library,
has wisely notified the trustees that he
has decided to withdraw his gift.
This setback to the art movement in
this country cannot be estimated. Boston
purity may have been cultivated to such
a degree that the narrow outside world
cannot appreciate its degree of fineness
all we can say is if this cultivation con-
demns such masterpiece executed by
one of Americas youngest and strongest
sculptors. MacMonnies, we must expect
our artists progress to be retarded.
During the winter the Bacchante has
been stored away in box in one of the
small administrative rooms in the back
part of the library building. 1t has been
suggested that the part of the Boston
public which would like to have las,
look at the statue should be given an op
portunity to do so, but that it is not at all
likely. The Bacchante will remain where
she now is until removed at Mr.. Nc Kim's
pleasure. Her ultimate destination i:
no known, but it has been suggested tha
she will now probably find permanen
resting place in New York, most likel,
in the Metropolitan Museum OF Art.
Evidently New York City will rejoice
at this puritanical turn and whim of dea
old prudish Boston.
Daily camera., 1897-06-05
FLAG DAY.
An Invitation to Boulder Sunday Schools
to Participate in Denver.

An Invitation to Boulder Sunday Schools
to Participate in Denver.
Editor Camera-The Continental Con-
gress on the I4th day of June, I777, pass
ed the following resolution:
Resolved, That the flag of the thir.
teen states be thirteen stripes alternately
red and white; that the union be thirteen
stars, white in blue field. representing
a new constellation"
The society of the Sons and Daughters
of the Revolution in Colorado have for
the past three years been celebrating the
birth of the stars and stripes by operating
through the Sunday schools of Arapahoe
county. The celebration has been held
at the City park in Denver each year,
the entire park being thrown open for
the use of the schools on that occasion.
The success has been SO marked for
two years as to give wide notice and
publicity to the event. We desire to
celebrate on a grander scale, if possible,
this year and to that end, through the
medium of your paper, | desire to reach
the Sunday schools of Boulder, with the
hope that they may accept the invitation
to assist us in the exercises of the day.
The railroads have made a one-fare
rate for that occasion and | have been
assured by the officials of the road CEN
tering in Boulder that if one hundred or
more tickets can be sold on that occasion
a special train will be provided for theft
return to Boulder, and a rate of 81 for
the round TRIP be made.
We will heartily receive the schools of
Boulder should they accept the invita-
ton. They can come down on the morn
ing train, special cars for which will be
provided, and at the Union depot can
take cars direct to the city park. At the
park large tent will be pitched for their
comfort and convenience, with large
sign indicating the same as the head
quarters of the Boulder schools. At be-
tween and o'clock in the afternoon, a
general parade through part of the park
will take place and review in front of
the large pavilion. Gov. Holcomb Of
Nebraska will be present and address
the people also Gov. Adams and Mayor
McMurray.
Should the invitation meet with their
acceptance and your people desire fur
ther particulars they will be cheerfully
given on communication with myself,
P. O. Box 4oS, Denver, Colo.
On behalf of the Sons and Daughters
of the Revolution.
RALPH VOORHEES,,
Chairman of the Committee.
Denver, Colo, June s. o.