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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26

s-ve actions Czsse news vas b@arESn.
80 tie single exreStzoz % I.Av@xpcn3
80 T. aftsr operfrs = iDEer. rallied "a
= 43-n.c I0e2 tr1r1 Easg rsgnt Paris
1aArk@xz cpeE45 and e4ozeS lower rNs
49, agEres being $50 points 81 a.
= Ie4E- Antwerp vas ere r-os2t Agwsr
.or TIE day. an4 Bertha zroszEcEzlfy 6
nsAIEs sower. SC that with zns sxsertio1
. = s@s.g 12Ts4zn breaking sd the rally.
fsrnasEee - tn@ hzI3 zz1e.
s-a- $50. Isss.iSaf.oz = : rror.srent amer
$40 ns1Sae4s By Europe thsS year was
EsftxTEaA1Aoa ~ TIE nno@T extreme BRITISH
sssMN % sxEraage- Near tae close tEs
tIs2E exporters had utcka1 ID s0rnefhsrsx
Asr $3.50 bushels At New York ard csgf-
Etslx TO-DAY Fi1aI figures fer the cav
gee a. - tie z6TRnce ever last rignt
Sentiment after change xas rather par
VA 70 ire rNH size CT rnA LEA rr2t
ITlees have had = sharp ea0Gzn break
Ieag wheat. allowing sse market 70 resi-
% healthy basis again Teal trans
actsors today were upwards q a. $500
ss-sless ~ TIE elose, Ne. ] Ssrthern
Z .. Z. ara4t
Tns corn make was active and higher
WIZ wheat gaining Js9sc for the dag
General aaetasions-
Eecs45 eA-ElcEr. e 80 bzrrsts: expo-Tz
-" q2s@t. bus strongly bid 81 SINS al
neat-Rsce3ptS. les sss 5u<6eis; exports.
&t3reN Bushels spct nrrgs No. red
sl-s*@s, ossicDs crered szruag ca a rally
a. AaseFE 104. we're Irregular az cay On coz
NaclaE leSz. including Eszk c0E.Inen a.
sAsles. sxpogt sasfng ard general cover
ing. closed $3.50 nes aigaaEs No. red,
AaE-lE. CLOSED a. A-9-1as September closed
g. E-oess-
kzo5e-5Teadx.
" oo2-Ssxong
C06se-opli9ns closed steady. s5la points
let advance. S<pss aaaer SAC -sssss Deem
eer eIszs a~5c. scot co1=e, Rio g1iet; No
T. ilvolce sc. sophing Ta.cs mid. active
SuEzr-EsE nrT. rE1zec, quiet.
fetEosslE--DQL
Metals
Copper-ssssaT; brokers. yuS: tx
chang gI-IElI%.
Lead--Strongs exchange. SssEgA
Tsn-Ezsy.
SKG.ssE-4~.sz3EE-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26

vzs 20 Grange yess ID -
- Il ~ 'osszi ~ z
rerr re tebsirx guora-
= 4 rslsz.s ceaisEH 49,
.s-.s<rxs-x,ssser &c" ln sols. per
err &C. IN bois. PEI 10. &C.
ssz-.snsx;ess. In bhiz. Per 70 sr-s SaDs'
4, ssoweegeS, Fscs spot ca CO. = s-ea,ssr.
~ * 4 ~; cziliornla brands.
go Lasst no1r, 49, nock-
- ~ ~ or bbL Nc per
49, 80 graham, PER Dbl. 50 o
q - az DIR cwi re Tor -
"a. - r-Ib sacks. s = Per -
80 b5I. ts-s1. per cwt. s-sg.
- - PER bbi. ts0ss@ Ilo.a.-a,s - - =
~ q 81 ersck~d xae2st, pg- -. 80,
- uhAt &c per esss ss ns.s Iess-rs
90 boxss &c. split peas. per
49, r. z-fh boxes. sc. cyF5t'
-xs:-~ taz g;.g. sAs. S.z8; white,
SEa =. Hs, faxed noniny' 001z'
- e,e5asnx,-Green-Aoshz. PER 70
= jan per 2, IQ5ss -ss,,~@s ..
- 80 nsr cvf. az s.: sa-Ie cases.
s,ns - n &c: sacks, s4e.
~ Nar6z y-s1c. Caracas a zf9x~ -.
~ q rrosnd esrype- ls4zlc, Lsor, i'ss.
Sf a. 81 q: -. sfz.&.
l<sts. Pros1sfoa. and fish-
"A xsars fsossssg xs--cox beef. 5aSazc;
- 80 r<fsfc per nj; mutton, &C Der iDs
e ~ per ID. veal. = per -. -,
1ss.s5ozs 0ob5sagl -Hans. large. H.
- sxsi Izc: breakfast oacoi' aA's~'
- 30 -Haiibut. sq.sc.
ci1sr. ~, salmon = ut. Sc. no1i,s :.
-. s6lss. &c rock ccc. nsAra
-: shr.npe. &c
nasss. Che~s~. Eggs and Pon'fFS
esser : Ranch. IeG5sc: Washington.
srneF;es. I'D prints, I &c.
60 u,oo.Rx,-Saass Washington.
= f;e5hlnss -is6s0c.
fns1y tj3ef<ngt nieheTss. ilsz8ilcs I'VE
II dressed casckt.Es. izlzc-
Vegetables and Fruit.
sHtoes 0ob5lng)-Sew potatoes. ssQu
H1zsssz eobaing)- peas. =:
u fzi.fnrzsa oaIons. silver skins. III q
a - M rs. hests 5sc per sack. cab
- s16xe per ID. carrots, 5scs lettuce.
r. 1cz cerur1kers. hGfru8se. &C Per
s ko,hcass tomatoes. 3asQ slc per box:
1rznhes tomatoes. zsIs9c. green corn.
~ ~ Ga. sweet potatoes. s. . per box.
e~a Fruit t5s1iinSf
1ssssrrsS. ssas: selects. 1s0a4. new
~ Asraksan apples. 2sza-4sc. common
rs x4ssc: AIexsad rs. asc9H Graz
Gzrzz Ieasl WerAscnee apples. SO
IS sazenas. f1zG. oranges. = 5at3.
n55er..ss. s5casl per crate. California
esEA4s rrswfards. se per box. Oregon
Hsszsxds. ysac. Wenatchee peaches. y
X ~ oox: Bartlett pears. Nc<Ssi per
II eraeh plaraS 1sssf2sr. California psans.
&R bar. crab apples. 30 &C.
Hay. Grain and Feed.
b. csebsnxl- Puget sound. per ton
i Ezs.ssn Washington timothy, slzQts.
Exzx 3
Aa sistk.Hgl-sz2
TIA -sH98
hrs usss-asl- Rolled or rrouna. per
II g
rx--wAele szsG2a. cracked. s2aas;
~ esaL t1993
ssNars GFeeing. per ten. sl4.
fra psr ten. ST.
fs~t-fTopped feed. sIs per ton. mid
50 %. ton. 81. OIL cake meal, per ton.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26

- 80 aaex1. osc. G-7s5z: do. vouzx. e graa -
ssz~~S. s>c1L per pair. xass.s.ex - =.
pigeons. L11-] per dozAn $50
Wool and Hops.
e. og.--prtng. caolce foorhsu .z1~~.
- 7 aqua, r1pnt1z sfrtf-e 49,
SxxA-%e. <@sa6s, S<izr G<ex1rs 49, :.
= -. -. asslsesx, 1919 faIi. Soaxs~~n go
.1fn0s s1sz1e. Szn joaquin FssrF,ss - 49,
sgrsheru lambs. . 10. ~ss-s
&c r.''s--''ea'a 70 enosce. SSse. fzacy. -
financial.
sss8szs sight. s. ss1x 'as =
financial.
Ever bars 80. 5z7s Drasts-ssxhs
@11&- coAs -stfs&A ia telegraph -
AsEsa~ A4s1s.x
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26
san FRANCISCO MARKETS.


~ ~ FRANCISCO. An<. &-The bulls IN
-. "a wheat market repaid he bears
- ~ ytSSfdaTs upsst with tuf3~sas
s~s<laaT recovered from tha aafsltr@
tn@ operations were not 50 sxtsr-
ire rise IN pricss might reason ! i,lv
t-.ss.r1 g make them, 0-so tons 81
@ss-.s sha Ahe tons of May wheat
&C., -a aanas ard there was 30 isrk ~
ss-sa' during ts6ay's seselsrs a. ts@
49,. q eoarn. From t-e openlnr tha
sls..s sAs upward ard ire bears who
szsssss sAIsetsd a continuation 81 yez-
t-~.-.s ss4sz'n we're forced - the wan
sss.. -ss caened AZ siG per cersaI az
m -. s Ssrr - over yesterdays cloSe.
Is - rac.nsttng between that rosn.
- xaegzils assembled "a q 81.
~ A6vsacea ne y sa-'e~
usssas anatattsn.
~ '-sroagsF; December. 0ess May.
ssy-Ftrr. December s-sse
S-.s.s-Sfss yellow. sI.07ss q L..
- .allAer Ia s ga 81
RS irs s,s 4 extras N2s9s =; bakers
i sss.sss.s-ssAlppinx. ns-ls for No ana
ksiss-sgSsssssss nsllllsg slsei s7ls
EN sas -c, choEce bright.
i fsiu s ~ s slleailz's for 10
49, s -, = tar siesn1 3e,s. Coed -
- ~ -. !. - q; fancy Eeaa II eesS ss.
4 g-ss r.es =. new Salinas. s. 500
sseeeFptx.
after sacEs q 81. a .,-e...-
- ~ssiSgson, 500 80 r.,,,s,i.'
q = esntsls. 81 ssS es~s e.v-,.sf.,
- ra-r sen. 3.3S beans Ns.s-s
zs-sx =. t-ssS,trn. c,atals 40. -
"a - s-t4iess. sacks. ss-s ,.l,,s
sN n.lss.s s-eNS lis Nashsrr-
: cav se~e - sacaSs -Ss hav. tors.
vine, gallons. = s.a.
- "T ace. pirate. 49,.
e. 2sa Mlsssprs Nf.,..,..- 49,.
ss1a. Nfal&ea S-s2-
4e4E Ssst.
49, AssLz. hes aarlew 49, -. 4
So e=eNeg 4 ia,
~asat s2s0s sw s
? 49,. tl,'e'atoss. Eaf.v rs. A.
2-ks sgss5. ss1raanss. nv
poesa e,,t-. p, ,s.ces q
.-ss' a. s S,-.asist silVersk Sc. S8f5s
srs.s 81 psand. green >ras -
sS a@sax.
Sksa. ssssse per aaE sse.s- -
q Erse- - tfsHa ess I ~- ..
~. e. Sos - srsfn Feapers. as
tl-afa..
7csaa so COX LIMA aesaa
- Ss ss5c per la-e, e,~. ..-,A
&c. - - reT aex ss~F,rr -..i 49,.
ssaev-s =. = sefrsass s. 1893
- sssas n~- - E heSs.
-. - caRts .s.s--. -.
Fsr.zses .s $50 ass, sas-l aax. =
z.s sSssss' y Rrs pss. ~r ~
sszse =. 5lAcS 81 PES Ia. -.
s ssses.s F1Ssr. ehts
se ~ = tssss per hsx. $50.
ssss.s - Ti'lsas So
- E - Rer aG11crsss -.
- e eexs s -,
sennoa. $
aassx SaSsrra -
sass-r.s psF nour t
- e efes 'rssry .-E- ~ ---.-,.s-
q i.sss --S. fsaty f..-, -.
n8 new g. e.s-
psss Asss-s@s' dsr.
sssss. sssssc III.
So ssncA. asa-- ras..
Aes geselsrS. ftss +. ner
xAs.N - ASsS a4
a.. see7ssr. s a Ssrs.
fTyerz. S s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26

MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dlxpatch TO the Post-Intslligenesr.
TATOOSH Aug 81 2. m--Baromster.
a. Is. clsAF. wiD1 west eight miles In
xard tx Wan1erer rs a. IN, Sea LAon.
81 m tug SIS .. n Outward SIT
Nashsenaw. z.I5 p N.
NEAH BAY. Aug. 2.-Clea<: calm. Tug
TzadereT II bay
CT4IIlAM BAY. Aug. @.-Clear: calm.
PORT ANGELES Aug 4s-Baronete-.
lIi. clear. winG northwest. FIVE mics
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

f'.sIlAND. Aug. s5-For two reasons
g ga wheat market failed To respond
- acrarct Ia Chicago today. TIE
essSes reason WIS weakness In LIVER
- sasther very potent reason was TIE
= IS. - ssIp owners added or Shli.ings
- ioday, ere 20 load at Portland arsi
& sser a. Tacornz. both receiving as
s 80 which Is 70 load az Portland Is
9 a1ssSe1dase, row In San Francisco. A
Z q SIS q wheat were made az Hbout 81
g Walis WaAa and s77.8sSe fer
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26
THE EVERETT
* MONTE CRIST0
RAILWAY

TIE calg route 70 ghe popular and active
rsinsnE districts 81 Cold Basin. Gort0u
Cgeak MaNGan Greek. SasFertnu. Deer
Greek. Goat Iasa ans Nonse Crizf0.
ahs scaa,c route fer tourists. Asking
asa canning parties
6az4zs ate41E Monday, AEril =. ta8 Ey-
e-eEt & AEcute GFsAfe Railway S9nEs.&ny
wtA tnH4E0rNta Il a&AF train &ErFacaes
Trains WtL saa9e EN9rsFt Ter Aonts
CFlEt9 every H8orE except 1@s-T1Ay
ard SfEasg az f# n IA
Ifam waA leave Mamts Grss2a Tor Es-
erett a. "a a nj. 6E&sy E3STa4nG sx1sst
Suaaay ard MoHGay
Oh tuesdays ard T9GrN8NTf 10 : W5A
qua 10 slEvertom amag ara en- W esSrssssAys
ard Hrsaxgs betsesa Slsyertoa sEd Ev-
srett aaGg.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

LONDON. Avg, y -Consols. r.t4. ST.
NrTg YORK. Auw =. The Evening
Posts Loadon financial cabiegrarn says.
'f.-s stocE settlement tof{av reverted .
small account except IN Americans.
where TIA sEncUus carried On behalf of
New YORK 1nsrat ors is considerable. Cor
eanrnes on Americans ware - g.. per
caa- execEt fnr AF8iW amkes whfcls we're
scarce and were caTrie8 over az IL uEr
cent The tone OF the market was sen
orally Gu}l bgt there vas nothing aainE
ard tne HuctsN ions were small hafiss
were weak. Chtean and Brazilian scruf-
ftfes were exceptionally strong hgt EFu-
raavs were fat oH repUrss thss the ueEc-
cations between tEe Insurgents ard ira
government hare bRsu broken EFT Amer
tcaus were heavy in sympathy with the
ether markets. ard THE close was sBlt
Cold wa& fn HetseF demand at - HID
Tomorrow IL - 90 l0 geld WIZ Re turusd
over 20 8apsn. ana that co9ntry hAs be-
Ear - huv geld ln tee uaeu market
Thfs market wAs disergan ixess. fabian
merchants show HeS5tsticn 70 BAY or
reports that xae Indian ustuts sFa 70 re-
rfs1 thts 20 - accorer panied ~ heavy
ts7srsarf duty ca silver. &nHs Increasing ir-
ternzl cuTrCncg wtth1as depressing ex-
change Anntaer rauCr Is simply that
fNa tnucrt GurF ON silver - 70 - in-
creased I cannot vnUcH saT ere prob
AGILITY - either report, bar taa latter -
zee more ere5thle. KcEa council drafts
"a Re offered next week haze been re-
ouee& n 81 l8kGs. thc treasury balances
BENG 50 tow
ne Paris ard Ber,la markets were
6e&s3
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CIessng onofrtions.


C~astfe-Chotea 90 pcund steers brought
g = while good lat cattle sold around s..
poorest dressed native beef s4fx4 3. choice
calves g7.i5s Western rangers. SIS Ss4
-. Western feeders s. a7t&
Hoxs-The bulk Il offerings sold ar 8 g
O. re. ard a good many HEht We Eats sold
as
Sheep sold az 8. ssis722s FOR killing. NJ
- So 7oG93 - for good 30 choice natives and
Western range fscks brought 81 2sS77 -
lsnlhs cold freely AZ s. ssg5.25 chiefly az
S. 1S
Fseceie. Cattle. 1870. hogs. son:
sheen q 80
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26
uaILA waLLa WHEAT MARKET.

Ass'a' nispafch 70 the Post fntelllxercsr.
ITALIA wAI-I4A. Aug. 25-The wheat
urssl vas quiet again today. The deal
= aasres &c for eiab and Sc for blue
- Although several small logs 81 blue
~ ssfe sold today for &c ard rse.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
transactions STAGE January 1 and
for NeSteraHv.

Reel estate fra ~rfcss sfnea January
! 1ss- are stssl - e. Thsra wa-e sd
- rscrrf yesterday 2 deeds sEz~eresi7E
f1st Following IS list furnished
hv IRE SEATTLE AtStracr COMPANY. ronm
a. New YORK oiocks
William A Scost - ~. 60 Joseph N.Y.
roe ne ew sec - - & NagcR u g.
Josegh V lTu4s 20 TX o Edward Moikte
re sw ses - - 5. = acres. August - ia
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

Af0NA. Aug. sS--There was little do
= : WHEAT today. ard prices fell OF &c.
= ciso ssssscs No. biuestem. s1z7Ssc
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rfvr1rsos0E AaE. %-Whsat -- Mem
fnal ,arwoas ~ caazt. nothing aoiazs ear
srses cn pa ssaEs aztst. 81 lower. Erzlssn
.-s,ssstrv markets arul- French ceantrz
y-sarssess qussE. Liverpool sheet No i
tvaHfevrla - &afss -. No. res Wes--
80 winter dasl 81 IS -. Do Ne : r,-5
stgf-E &u13 az @s A. IA SwoS American
rrfwa4 rex steady ~ s G-st
Cora r,srs-an naked spct, CID s-eaev
Al - al. Se8tew7heT stez3y az - a.
.svaet7wr ssez&y - IS 1As8
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26

Occidental Hotel: best family hotel n
state. excellent rooms; al modern Improve
raents No bar.
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II9EETS AND TRADE

s~assle Aug. 2. iss7-
-. !. TIE seattle. Tacoma ana
-.s~~ bcuses today we're.
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MARITIME RECORD.

FORECAST FOR THTRsDAT-
Portland. Arg 3. H.
FAR weather. stationary tsZps-4E1rs-
DEPARTMENT OF AGRfCL-
TLEE WEATHER BUREAU
DAILY rTTLLr-TE
SeztsIs. A1x * fss-.
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are Yea Going Campingf

II vou are vou should have tire Post
rrfeElfrene@r ssnt 20 YOU II viii cos,
nothing extra Call a. orr Office and have
yossr address charged.
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fer Honolulu. Auckland ard Sa1nAy.
thursday. - ptsFslh eE l#sEs 1s@ss AZ \ r..
r Al ara nslEn- agent. As Stsst AKFMae, So
atsfa. J y. SpxeekGEs A. Bros ca. san
Pa Feet@ses
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26

TOM no%ftfnus
We are now prepared % do eonposittoa
- ire trade t2ay measured Ia Nonparefl
yirton Brewer and Long Primer saus-
fsetsen guaranteed Cali Or address POST
Izts.!lxen< er. Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26
CanadianPacifc
SOO-Pacifc Ry.
THE ONLY LINE RUNNING
uIIReTS 1EEPiSi elai
FROM THE
PlglsR ii TIE ATLlyTI.
WITHOUT CHANGE

UPHOLSTERED TOURIST CARS s.nv
20 SE gA@A Ae&1asssATs 10 Eeeserr al
Sundays % Tes0nSo. wtesaZt ehsaxe.
TRAINS LE&Ak - cssA "a EsklEk -
a. -
NAE&EFfCsEsNf 81 "a ~ EE@ Efee T.AEw
SUPERIOR 4eaELls &eEs txastast =
o&xn Se1zn@ CT 4a.gsszass ara s4N&aFN
ana for Ns15scE every 1Gass4r Ns4fx
An1 seT1n fucEEte2 ca steamers ss4ekssss.
ezra czargs 81 az 3Est-eaEss ssezs1a
MONTHLY STEAM EES TO Harrlufsa
and Australia. and eFerx tAEas seeks .
Cara 401 Japan
Fer rates &n1 other fnf1r-aasson zaplv z,
F. " N'Gf$%fS
Freight and Passenger AEsNt. bsa Ffrss Az.
Or % = = tS9TLE
DISTRESS Passenger Agent. NancS=YsE. 2
a
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Tacoma Hotel, Tacoma


sertctly hrst-class. al modern tnrrov
meats; fine sample rooms
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26

G. y. SALISBURY. Observer.
re tables fer THURSDAY. Friday ard
safursay. August =, z and e. iss7:
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S8surszy. August - z and =. isST.
So Egee IA l<ow Itce-
an n PA = sm z, pm r.
Iria-s an n38 SIS es.l....
5aaI Is I'd Is2l Is &c IS
At PORT TOWNSEND
Is IL 400 So. sl5 "a So 5s
- Il s.E So $50 Is Is :. IS
N0TE-Tne Es,ghEs. IN feet ard Eenshss
are recorded from the mean CO q sssscte1
few lowest low waters. watch - ths datum
Of ssonnalngs on the Cast and cseCa-sttc
garvev charts for this region. and CORE
euords xitn the harmonic tide pane.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26

& alter sacAs $3.50. 4 ,g~e~s,
- 49, giof, sbs wesf rse-sis
49, sntsiS. 81 sss oars- eenrsf4
- ee.n t- essn 3.-9 beans sasSs
~. ~ p1taloes ssrk.s e.
sssa sckS I lis al g-sees.,,.
4 e-s~ assssansS sacEs. ~. ~ s@-s
sssss- tors q wool. hsies - , i.',s'
~ wine, walias,s - y, '-'f ANUS
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= sr.TTLE nARKETs.

raanxs yesserday IN The
80 Il TX serzi M rksss.
- rerp IRE tcbcirx G1o-A-
- 49, s'. - = dealers yestercaS:
Ssoar and Goffee-
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-03-27

What many an American farmer
fails to do on 100 acres, the thrifty Hol-
lander in Belgium easily does ON two
acres; namely. support a large family
and lay by something for a rainy day.
He does It by making the most Of every
inch, by heavy manuring, allowing no
waste places. His two acres Is sur
rounded by a ditch Of running water.
The typical two-acre Belgium farm will
contain patch of wheat or rye and an
other of barley; another fair portion
grows potatoes. a row Of cabbage
grows all around on the sloping sides OF
the bitches with a row Of onions justin
side. leaving bare walking room be
tween them and the grain.
The shade trees round the house are
pear trees. Every foot OF land is made
to produce. He keeps pigs and chick
ems. We refer to this as Illustrating the
possibilities OF land production. In Bel
GUM 100000 people. chiefly farmers
live on a piece of land the size OF the
State OF Maryland. They furnish an Oh
ject lesson on successful intensive
farming.-Grape Belt
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For Exploring IN. sea. Bottom.

A spherical box containing compress
ed air, and large enough to hold three
or more persons, has been invented BY
an Italian named Corzetto, for the pur-
pose Of exploring the sea bottom II
appears, however. that the invention u
not yet a practical success. for when
Mr.. Corzetto, accompanied by two OF
his friends, entered his sphere and was
lowered to the bottom OF the Bay OF
spezia recently. the apparatus for caus-
ing the sphere &c rise to the surface
failed to work. Unable to help them
selves. OF to communicate with the
outer world, the three men remained on
the sea bottom In the meantime the
long submergence OF the sphere had
been noticed. and a diver was sent
down to find out what was the matter.
At this time the sphere had been lying
on the bottom nine hours, and an equal
length OF time elapsed before It could
be lifted TO the surface. When II was
opened the inventor was half asphyx-
lated and his friends were unconscious,
but all recovered; and Mr.. Corzetto y
not discouraged
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-03-27

When finger nails are dry and break
easily, rub vaseline on them at night
and after washing the hands with soap
or ammonia.
II pie crust Is desired to be brown
when baked ii should be brushed over
with sweet milk just as the pie Is put
into the oven for baking.
When baking apples replace the cores
with sugar and a pinch Of cinnamon,
put a small bit of butter on each and
sprinkle with sugar Cover for a short
time after putting them inthe oven,and
when they get tender remove the cover
and let them brown
The most trying time for a sick per
son is between the hours OF and 4 In
the morning. Vitality becomes dimin-
lshed. and the strength should there
fore be fortified as far as possible with
some strong food. either soup or eggs or
milk. about midnight. The nurse should
always make the meals look as tempt.
ing as possible.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-03-27

The simplest and cheapest protection
is coating bark with some substance
offensive to these animals. Among
them Is a thick wash made OF cow
manure with water. with enough wa
ter slaked lime to render the mixture
of a dull white appearance, or rather
of a greenIshgray. Rabbits do not like
this kind OF condlment with their food.
A stronger mixture Is made by mix
ing gas tar, but for young trees with
tender bark, 1t should be cautiously or
sparingly used, or it may Injure them.
The mixture is applied with any old
broom or coarse brush. A moderate
portion OF asafoetida in the mixture IS
said to give 1t additional efficiency as
q rabbit repeller.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-03-27
MILLIONS OF COOK BOOKS GIVEN
AWAY.

There is one large house in this country
that has taken business on its turn and
means to ride on the rising tide. Alive to
the signs of better times and to the best
interests Of the people, they are now circu-
lating among families valuable publica-
ton known as The CHARLES A. NoGEIER
CoMPANYs COOKERY Book AND Book or
COMFORT AND HEALTH, which contains very
choice information on the subject of cook
ing. Receipts for the preparation Of good
substantial and dainty dishes, prepared es-
pecially for il by Leading authority, will
be found in its pages. Much care has been
taken in its preparation and distribution.
with the hope that il viii be Just the thing
needed for housekeepers, and Just the thing
needed also for the care of the health and
household. AS a Cookery Book il will be
invaluable 10 keep on hand FOR reference.
1t also contains full information in re-
gard to the great remedies of this house,
which provide against bodily ailments.
especially the Master Cure for Pains and
Aches, st. Jacobs Oil.
To give some idea Of the labor and ex-
pense Of this output, more than 200 tons OF
paper have been used in its publication.
and at the rate OF 10000 day, il has taken
several months for the issue.
The book can be had of druggists every
where, OF by enclosing DC stamp TO The
Charles A Vogeler Company, Baltimore,
Nd.
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Grounding Fence wirs.

For some years past we have been
urging farmers when they repair their
fences each spring to ground the wires
every twenty rods or such a matter,
and thus avoid the danger OF having
the lightning, when a fence Is struck,
making the round OF the field and kill
Ing any stock that may be near 1t. The
subject was brought up at the late
meeting OF the mutual insurance COM
panles and discussed somewhat fully,
says Wallace's Farmer, and the almost
universal experience was, that when
wires had been grounded as above sug-
gested, there had been little or no dam
age to stock. This is n matter of great
Importance. as will readily be seen by
any man who examines his assessment
and discovers that a large per cent. OF
the losses are those OF cattle by light.
ming and In open fields. We do not
claim that grounding the fence wires
will avoid the danger altogether. What
we claim Is that the fence where the
wires are grounded are much safer
than the cattle in the open field. for the
reason that properly grounded fence
acts as a lightning rod to the parts OF
the field adjacent to the fence