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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-06
An UxGRATETTL Can.


Setoo0 Enough 10 0e Sotto3eo WIZ
H~tng Very Much In Ber Debt.
YES" said young man about town.
there are q number Of fellows IN good
society who never think Of making any
return for the entertainment given them
by their girl friends. You see. they don't
have TO. They are In demand because
nice society fellows are 20 decidedly scarce
girl has 10 cudgel her brains to think
up enough nice fellows 10 SiI out an even
inS party. That's right.
''You see the same names OF young fell
lows In the society columns time after
time. Well it's just because they are the
only ones TO be had. And that's the re1-
son they ger careiess about returning IA
voTs. They think to themselves, Or. the
g.r.s can't get along without me. and my
presence is sufficient return for all the
fsvors get Hut they can reef assured
that the girls don't think 20.
II know one young fellow who has been
the guest Of . certain girl a great mans
timer: teas. and parties, and dinners. and
all that ssrt OF thing. And one day iok-
insiy said to him: Things seem TO 10 gst-
ting little confidential for you at Miss
Blanks. What do you suppose he an
sweredY
Nonsense he said you have no cause
10 say 90. I never took her anywhere
What do yoe think % THAR"
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Dnnlss 90 Ssaak veaaeoa.

An Indiana man has invented an esec~
trfc Hnhsng rod. which. II he could gef
spcrtsMsn sc use IL. would undoubtedly
play havoc with the nnuy tribes. II b
20 ccatrived with corductsng wires that
when fash takes the hook the preSsufe
81 hattcu In the hand sof the angler
completes the circuit and death instantly
foIlowG the beauty of shs whole thing
being. ~ the inventor describes 1t. that
the fsh can then be taken fiom the water
without dsfsscuity.
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Total sales.
viii k~>p Open Good Friaa,

Will Keep open 00O0 Frt0oy.
The board Of governors of the stock ex-
change to-day reseinded Its action In the
closing OF the exchange on Good Friday
and decided to keep open for business on
that DAY.
Geaeya1 Quotations.
Fioar-Reeeip,s ss.IsS barrels: exports,
: -; barrels Market active ami tirm.
Wheat-Reeeipts. III 80 bushels. exports
1915 bushels. Spot firn; No. red 81 ola
f. o. b. Options opened a fraction easier
ewing 10 Liverpool weakness bur suisse
qusnfiy recovered and were strong all day
on local covering and active buying for
outside account. May closed at Si.6lL
Wooi-Quiei.
Hops-Quiet
Pstroieum-nuM.
coffee-Opilons closed strong, t5ssss points
ne. hiSh~r. In the afternoon near months
jumped I'D Ar5s points on covering and
heavy consumption demand following r,.
mosS OF war tau. Sales H 30 bags in
Guiding: April 5.Tsc: Nav. 7oeSS loo
Spot--Rio strong: No. ; invoice. &c. No. :
sobhirs. Nc, mild. strong and higher.
Cordosa. sAul1e.
Sugar-Raw. strong: fair refining ss.e.
centrifugal. k-;est.s tse: refined. strong.
Metals.
Pig iron~-wsrrzrts 81 seffsN
Copper-Lake. sl1.se bid: stsle asked.
Tfn-si4 5s1i4-ss
&d<I
Lcad-t5.gss bid tS1.ix asked The firm
that fines the selling price for miners ansi
srnei.eEs quotes lead AZ $3.50 at the close.
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sAx 1aAHCIsCo Markets.


GAN FRANcTsCo. April s.-Flour is
very 4r1 and subject to an advance any
s:y Wh ;.a + i, s'ssay apo. inactive An Al
~ the recent advance.
6pof quotations were:
Fscur-Net cash for family extras AH
wheal-shippans. SlNE61.sa for No. !.
Rafley-vssd. n.sKsIsa: Sre.ins.
osss-Psor 10 fair. uusein: good to
choice 9 sei 8: fancy feed MSa1 ~;
Flour. quarter sacks. 1la4: do Oregon.
49,: wheat. centahI III. sN; do OREGON.
3.36e: tariey. ceutals 80: DO Oregon. 45eo:
fstoes. sacks. In: do Oregon. s.siS:
ontOns. sacks IS bran. sacks. 2s5: DO Ore
gon. Alss: middiinGs sacks rs: do Ore
hides, nam nis 'a ssaaici.iis. liver sasss
wine. gallons. 4i.e00.
Ciesing ovesatseas.
wheat-Easier: December. ua1ss: May.
~, is:fisy-Eas'sr' December a-sl.; May.
G as,s-.,;: S, J, yellow. si-os&si.'s
Wool ssa Hsps.
wcol-FaIi: Southern coast lambs. -
e. 62u Joaquin 13X8u0. IV8fs N0f1uefu
ismbs. fi6l1c: Gan Joaquin plains, sIsc:
Humboldt & Asnd0c4no. 1t015c.
Hope-Old crop. ncmtnal: new. lH14lTse
per 10 for California.
Psedse~. Fruit. I:tc.
NiIlssuns-e31GS
Hay--Wheat, Si002 jo wheat and CAT.
1e-nae2.so: best barley. SisNis: alfalfa. 80
GIG: clover. S11x6a11 stock S11oi3: conn
nrss:sa wheat. sOos; straw. per bale.
" verssable.-potatoes. Esrly Rose. 4essoc:
River Burbanks 50G60c: Oregon BurbAnk9.
AO660c; River RedA. t0f5soc: sweet. s5c03l;
onions =. boa2ss: garlic. t65c: green peas.
e.: 0kra tztt6i5c. asparagus. t.is per box;
egg plant. l0Gi2i.c. Chile green peppers.
ssd3Oc: rhubarb. 50cf0 per box.
Fruit--Anples. choice: U.3Gl. s.: corr
:aon. &Gt0c: str4wbsries. ..se0el0
oranges. navels Si4z.8: Mexican lines re-
pack. ti6l5o: common California lemons.
soc6Sl. choice California lemons, S1.3Qi1;;
bananas tlG2.as per bunch; pineapples. =
a. per dozen.
seconds. Ehalse: fancy dairy. lie: do sec
orsds. fs6fsc.
Che<~e-New. saaloc: California cream
cheddar. ioiaGlic: Young American. log
Tic: Eastern 1sfJ13c
EgEs- store. is's&i4c: fancy ranch. -
Ponitry-Turkev gobblers. lod1sisc per ID:
turkey hens, io0i2Hc: old roosters 49,;
vcunx rooasers E,S00A. -: small brctlers.
SseTAS1. Iaree hro(lers ENfdsO: fryers.
W.l67: hens, es50lSNse: old ducks. SOS:
xeesr 81 n&e per pair. ola pigeons. u.30
lie: young pigeons. Sane.e.
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for sbe takes Il for esansed that the sAlee-
nan has Eaven hers THAT 80 1amanded.
but when uc4DaM doee asA. fer NJ
sfaAre. 'TAts h ~ :. = itr It's the
sAaAHnAn's business - anhAshingly reply:
'XtSfm. iiss 4 No h The woanan cue-
toner might exnnssne the haerogiyphic1 tn
side the uppeys fer week without An1iue
cut sfy different. ard even II sAe haa the
hey to the pus1le Il would only make her
fetf bad. - what wouid be the u&e.s
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatches 10 -lntslllgencer.
NfsAH BAY, April 81 y. m.--clondys
calm.
cLAf.IAM BAY. April a. y. might
rain: calm. In the Straits. bound up. three
schooners
PYSHT April s--s y. m.--cloudy: calm
PORT CRESCENT April 5,--t - M
Cloudy: calm
PORT ANGELES. April 5.-~4 p. MIA
YOmcier. y. 6N, cloudy, calm. Tugs ViK1-
liant and Rainier. with booms. IN bay.
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MARINE NEWS.

GRAYS HARRoR. April s.--Saiisd--schr
Guide, from t'osmopois fer San Francis
co; schr Jennie Thsln. from Aberdeen far
San Ffaucieco. Arrived Sunday. Schr
and sailed. srhr Meianethon. from HoQtst.
am for San Francieco.
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BEGINNING "wednesday. April eth.
trains from North Bend and intermediate
points on Snoauafmie branch Of Seattle 4
international railway viii leave North
bend n $50 u. m. arrive Al Seattle io:6
4. m. Train for North Bend and inter-
mediate points win leave Seattle AIS p. n.
arriving nj North Bend 10 y. N.
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....:-.- ......-~....s... u
QozDDn Nncht0o .s.. .......x
40144 UA1ee4 ....S...ss.-..... ~
4a8 nnoeed $3.50. .ss...-...s...
CSan6<r OIL BIN. Aossc: easea. = a.
Waite Lad Oobhlng1-f3e0eer a. Cares.
xeee-l0 sots. 9bc. seo-io Iofa. &c: ieD thar
- IL. e. PrepaESa patntss 5-9n1 cana
&&Il4: I-9ai canA aslLE 4-61i cana
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:.
con: d.l.y eAsp o: ]. eaIs s,<.i. q =
ten ssas'1 81 ,.:i sss:: -
.s.g ilsss.. -sss:sss ssy r -:
- q, - 1:ss.' =. -; p 4 81 g:
: 81. ~ E: f ~ = go ss,s - q;
Garlic no ii -. 1'ss' - per .;
s1 reD sss, ;1Ic s ess.a.E cn..z
sss; i IS =. ss'1 - &c - ss-s fIss;
s -, - ~: cnc. pad H
IS. - ~. i o.sa ~ SsssssSA - ~ y
sf Mss,E e =: "a &C,
hasesesr ~. -. IN LIZ -:
iss: u nis, e.ss.s: - - - sesans
Per g. 49, -.
Ioss--supsrsor quality. per q 10 -
Ssr. $50 -. ecmno 81 - ~; S. S:
r. ' esoaT as'ss's bolts
sarfse.d one q s1e es1ss i asS ndssa nh
- Wide e1511e Ieagths a q e - 1870
lHaaths &c pag ~ EXTRA One-encS 3nlsS
sIss:'ss: 9. ]. -: :;ss. q IL H
a. So; h 8: q ~ : S 81, s.:,;:'
ana yrep adla8. weight iGSs b. NJ
rs I'M MI ~ f1ee e sesssc 81: 4 SSe,s1h
Boz Saira.. n.ip ~ %. 81 ReysI a
-: E-insh to. 80 ccnhG y. bsaAel
q e. ~: Tos Z Z ~ 3 Z inch. -
4 ..ss : fRsa. b q; bia I1ti. p
ssss IVA siSins ss we siss%fessIh s IS
Axs-snch, l.sS6 Ihs: nos. i. I and I. Exs-
: IS IL III sis VI Wsissess,ssaaa s'es 1 R:
tic, Ken "a shingles, M: slsn6afA
shinGIea -; on.-anch eni.h. Il Il and Is
feet Se6H Thick asieh. 4a cfdsr
eP@ 1VOc peS - uneai xeoIse fjcketnI
kiln,dr,ed. a Ia savauee = sr,,p nv.v.
are -
6i1cf-Commom. a1De ner n. u,e..ea
s s'ss 2. = IS f6G ssbf'sh ssss; terra ssss
Eeinent Cobbinx)-Porstsud. K. n. q
a. Am. Z. ''- - ?. = -
,a a.;as q0ssias'-Rochs Hars<. M; san
Ptastsr uobbiug,- Golden 3ase. psy bsa
NJ
fiastsr Hair sjohDlns, --wasAe1. &c psr
VI an~asae s.s s.ss p :.,n =,
r.s
niue Ginoco3 ~: .m Ea~Is an p TX
<uAa a.
49,. Dfftohh,.-.-rrr.. IN 49,. -
49, 49, ~ 10 "a ~. w. ~. w
Houlen'1. i-Ib tins. &c; -. nc; n, 81: GILL
saEaeltt RIB Mns. ~ So
Conoe9sed Mix s)oocsnes-EakJe Per
&c v.0: ,ni4pA1o Nnanee
Cream. Ss.ss: gkenoAra enfoe. M
sve2o0eo. ~ ECONOMY, SsUs NnAsic. ~:
Cnhuen&e. 80
SAUCES QonolnGp-W escensssnire. small
per oo4 VI Mf1ium. -
5ytnps sloussna!,VspHrslps. ooss. PET al.
!eq. stc, 0yspe. nelI DBL .Pef 41non 80.
auPs. aeea, pSt -. xt.s2. ,9tIRS; k.5eQu
TIM? per cas8 20: onpe. n3R eS&.on So.
Cautosnse d9RS nsn S.sssn un ~
p go -. 49, 49, OQ&kIS "'css ~ -
len TIA; ,R ss ~, Scse. ~ ~. XII ~.
SAou; snon ~ w. III: "1ss 4z ~
lon tn, per ooS E.xS: s-gauon jaS12c<S Z:
49, atks a 50. ean n,,. Fl hSttlss 4:
I'LL b&s$ s.9t$. q: ~. = "a. ESsaiSss
p pm e ZEE Nh Jt.sos r. -. 1.Yfon =
s,,,s~s. us3tnnhSsr~s1, ~ nsiis ~. .asl.
| n ~ cac6 IA. SsuSornia' 4-i6 cans. Z dos
= 800 ~. S.~ n S01ni "A
~ rr.rEsrs fsonh,n9S-aofins X. r. per III.
sostas Xxx sXc. sodss s. X boxes. Sc
49, 49,. .rsse xxx Il hovex CSC neY
ps ,sis-r,s sn~.,sr, &c. Rosfon nusrsr n.
e.., yss"'s ~ 80. ssc ffss1sr. ~.
ya"'n ia sar,o, srsn~ ias Nor ~. rsiias
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COPPER RIVER AND COOK INLET.
Fast ard popular steamer Ncyo sails
for copse: river and Cook inlet VIA I1yea
ana skaeway April 9. Apply to A. Chill
berr scandina vian- American bank. corner
YesIer way and First avenue.
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Besson.

BOSTON. April s.-Ti3e condition OF the
wool maTkef this week = very ts,sl. ard
the saies have fallen OF 10 the lowrsf
point IL recent years. Manufacturers who
are not forced 10 bay are keeping out en-
ire market ard the few sales made ar.
rad. Quotations:
Territory woois- Montana fine and me-
dunn fire. lSzsi>c. SECURED $+ksssc, stare.
~, Utah, Wyoming. etc. me rnef,Er IA
snd fire. IsH1sc. staple. sec. ACQUIRED. a..
&c
Australian wao-s secured hasss-fsorph-
snE superfsne. svsg he, eomasng good Ga
Sc; oesnbsnx av~rsge. ss<1sSsc: Queens,a nd
comhirE. See.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Aprti No markets. hol.-
day on account Of eseestons
Doston saock Market.
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Three Of the crew Of the fishing schooner
Araxo usre drowned In Eagle farboy Ma
sas Island. Alaska while returning from q
wedding dinner given on beard the scb0onop
Mary and Ida In January. The Ara&o
u noe reported lost. with all hands.
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i I'D R|k REVIEW.

ss1sSss $4,000. ..e.-. 49, - 1A g
DRAsTLG oAAAk1A
-.
-. -. 800 {. "a. - Sesr IA i hue
1 tnat = 49, -. ~ 1sSa~ $50 10 =
M - auos Hns - 49, ~ yery
g - .,,rn~ - ssrx "a ysse ss.sl
IH Oats and Sar'ey are a'so s'i''e
=, g. &c e eel scsa rSs pr.ssss peasant
- q wsatnsT pa 1eecsa ao Mnsai are, -
1sef H. osmasu 49, s ! m,,, -" 'ass
Is5ess {rom cAlifsxnsA announces .n ad-
Scs 9 = pr posnd e eyaposs &c e s aps,-
80 which Out 0eo0 N e0saHss IN
luofzfiens. .s,.
ess Y e i.yestans say.nee e p. me-.
lISasJ
4 "a . .s.s.s ssssS. -.
sss s Ro' oassi L wv ssss. se. =
fS.s and butter there II no change a.
II S5esaiIons. k9gs. Il anything. are Pc.
|e little wesksf.
zssies are very SLOW sale. only fancy
S ssIeabse.
- following prices are Being on na,ss 20
e. 9foducer by local dealers TOT aensery
sed 'o's on tbs dock OF IN the car ~
os19-Pueef Sound oats; U,fI n ssssa
- Puest SOUND MneeG cnicxSn s resu'
mn Q10f4: shorts. ua0. corns ".
= Darlington timothy. as
Ne. II ..,
olsictly fresh ranch; ls,sc.
p res fanen' 'se''e' e's
III s'seI-csesce BEEF ca cattle. cows 40
=: eassM sk0tae choice sheer: saA'1c:
~ ~! - s;. we ises. ses' .@ assi''' 81
- -.
nssss sssr > ibs. &; msdium. per ID. ne:
II. under = lts. &c: heavy COWS. SIC.
u, &c: saited kIps. Sic: cali, per 10.
Erssn hides Is lea. than .slsed; dry
q les: dry a.: slks. per b. sGlic: dry deer
' nse 70 ps ss,r - 1ss S DC ~ ssssp
lons IL s pss ws any, se,se psr 1e
"a. saiicw. H1etsc.
Jshbing Qselaelons.
5sbeing quotations Saturday were -
eeus:
s.sar. rss.r s.A ceG...
ose.r 0obhinx,- Golden &C." in hols, ~
str: extra IN bills. per ID. 5kc:
ssanssi a ]. e bill. per p ~ ~; cube.
DSy 1t'-s$ -s'-ss
~, 81 uooo,nk,..FMtsnI E4 ~ u ~.
49, . a. Ius "a " - ~ q .
Cans. = * Isss - - g "a. rs,sr Xras.
~ go T.,.Sns- a -. sss.G 49, ~. ~.
"a n s.. per cWt ts':S. IRA hss.a per III.
III 81 5 49, ~ & rc,ie& cass seiss ~.
~! ~ wsess ~ 49,. =. hhi ~:
3D. 80 = Il. -. = h.rss~ ssSs ~ sa,ts
I'm Scvss stxs. s,siss r,.ss ner ~ n
- - =. ~, a. ~. weai r.
~. ~ 49, .ss.s - II e~acL ~;
{&S-., = 4, "a n. 3 ~. a. r.e.l se~as.
:" Z, ~ s - 49, -, 49,,
- n *. ~ q -. whtse To- n a..
n "a -haie honnsnv hnir "a &. h.ie.
r ~. 6n,r "a X nv ntis u 3: nsr hais
a x s,rr hi. 3 rer hal.
TsGN- ftahsa, a.. I:r.sr vosshs ner IN
- lava nor IL sa4f ssp. cnssa nlcs
49, r., Il. a. pon.ts6 a sh,rEIS..
r Sib rxses rer cvf' hi ~ Ss.ib cases.
M lib tins paf N 80. es<kA Nc.
49,, ca. - " $3.50. ~. uu ~ -
3. IS ~ a, e ~ ~ ii, = sussN' i''o" w.
s1e'
Meats. ProvtaIoss and Fish.
r.-n u... un,,a.n~,.-s~a~r 49,, IA
u -. *. .s nSss ~, ~ ,,s. ,.,,,,rs
- ~ ~ ..sxis =. 90, 49,.
- ..S e.rSu =: s
E~<..-ss,sa IT, "sah,,,s., x.,x. t.~rn sn<s
= ss, ,o,a ,o,1 ssstM.. 49,. e.,
~. ssss -. sst.ss 49,. -tfss-iss =
49,. xs..k 1870 =. a. t,t,.ss So. ~.t
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SYNQPSIS

SYNOPSIS
Seattle Maximum temperature. -. saiN-
'mum. al. mean. 80. weather cloudy no
rain.
c. n SALISBURY.
Section Director Weather BEseau.
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Mheat-No. cinb. Tic: No. hluessen.
asscs mii1lnx wheat. No. club. nc: No.
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transactions since Jaaaasy 1 and
for IsaterAay.
Real estate transactions since January
]. 1888. are 80. 4SAik There we're n.sa for
record yesterday nine deeds. aasreeating
S.isi Following h q iiss:
-. block 81, South Park. April 4 -
and BOOK ss e asss s.s ess;s. ':ss s.sss
err ad to Ballard April 4 10
I, May ~ lot 4 $ p sioss g = p rss. .
tension OF rerr s al. March 6 ~ "a
L. b. Wood to Edgar p. Weaserkrook.
lot ;. block .. Thumm = Meess,a sped
Green Lake Circle. November - - @leo.
Marie +. Brown. administrative, 10
Charles II. Marley, und : intersst Ia
pany's Knob Hp. ad to Kent. marked rs
nary Is. 1884. $50
lots and e. block III IA e asSrss
Mount Pleasant Cemetery Company to
Joanna Sullivan. lot g. sec / 81 replat
q 81. Mount Pleasant cemetery February :
Belle Hood to Mrs. E. :. Rayl north v
David Jones to Michael Sender. lots 5
and .. block Z. Monroe's Il, ad. Aprtl s.
Mondays Transfers.
Henry kleemeyer ct ux. to Virgil l.. and
Ida y. Smith. acre In NV corner Of sec-
Mary F. Helleweil and husband. X. B..
to r. 8. Woodland, Ell nwk ne,s section q.
twp -; range 6, 10 acres. March q, N.sM.
Leach. lot !. BLOCK .. Lake Union add.
ton. March Z. quit claim. 81.
Alice Y, Fay, by. George r; Fay, attor-
ney. TO Clarence ~. Austin. lots and 9.
block 1s. Northern addition, March n.
r. A. Robinson, az executor OF estate Of
Ewell p. Brinnon. deceased. 70 Swane ".
second addition. March s y. Sss. ''e''
Ella +. Kennedy and husband. Vim. r.,
to Missouri Reans. lot p. Cormode's s
acre Garden Tracts: Aerii z ls1; g:
T r. APR, i h. III. i. ''Ae '-"
Bell Marble sns husband; !. r. Q "; 2.
den Tracts Oct 1. 1sp9. M.
North American 6avinss. Loan 4 Build
,nx Co 70 Edward ,. Graves. receiver. LOT
lyn addition; LOT & block II, I.atona add
ton: lot s. block 2: iot q block y. Brooh-
Iyp addition. March u, quit claim. 81.
- .ess.'s s@s.,sa a T. ;.s r. Asss'
Oscar ri. Freder.ckson to Msris Theu-
son. lots II and Is. block a. South Park.
H. W Nilk :, u.- 70 Emma Roberts, lots
"P Pnon : II. Racket ct ux. to a. II. Gal.
March II. Sio. " ' ~
Rasseia. J. Miller ct ux. to Martha A.
, ws H. 'G rams. i sss ana section sss txr
81 acrss in lot .. section ~. April l. ss.Ws
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41000ot0l
NEW York. April s.--The Evening
Fosfs financial sAbsegr1m says:
The stock martes here Wna eta9uaut to-
gay. IN view 81 the approaching Eastef
Ro..uays. While The unce<tafnfiex cf the
Political situation depressea quotations.
nut ~ the same time IL = felt that eaeh
Sey ~ delay Increases the 1heaahpCd - .
Spanssh-AunsSican war; -
Americans were better az midday on
somewhat ragged buying here. That u
regretted because IL VIII weaken the p6r
sssiun IL war occurs The continued fan
IL Rraxils excited attention. God Is In
sfronE demand fer New York at ia lid.
snd f30.eoe In Japanese yen were bought
for export al rs sid
C1os3n9 Qoosatloos.
LONDON. April s-Cicsing--Ca nadian
Paeific. 0A: Grand Trunk, 4
Bar silver steady at md per ounce.
Money. e0.A per cent.
Dreoastu0u.
LIVERPOOL April 1--11osias-c Corn
500, American mixed, new steady al g
Sd: futures quiet. April Is 2..d
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EI.Ecrkrc CONSTRUCTIONS CO.
4. 4. johnson. Albert Bryan. Removed
"a ~ Railroad avenue. Telephone. Main q.
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BOSTON April s-
- = Men .--.i1 sPsrrott .--- .---- =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-06

WASHINGTON, April x--Today's state
ment o. the condition Of the treasury
Shows:
Availabi. cash balance . as ~. sls
Gold reserve ...... ............. iJo, IS f&
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-06

CHICAGO. Aprti No markets: hos..
day on account Of esectsons
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-11-07
PARSNIP COMPLEXION.

1t does not require an expert to detect the
sufferer from kidney trouble. The hollow
cheeks, the sunken eyes, the dark, puffy
circles under the eyes, the sallow parsnip-
colored complexion indicates it.
A physician would ask if you had. rheuma-
tsm, a dull pain or ache in the back or over
the hips, stomach trouble desire to minate
often, or burning or scaldng in passing it
if after passing there is an unsatisiied feeling
as if it must be at once repeated, or if the
urine has brick dust deposit or strong odor.
When these symptoms are present, no
time should be lost in removing the cause.
Delay may lead to gravel, catarrh Of the
bladder, Inflammation, causing stoppage, and
sometimes requiring the drawing Of the
urine with instruments, or may run into
Bright Disease, the most dangerous stage Of
kidney trouble.
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great dis
covery of the eminent kidney and bladder
specialist, is positive remedy for such dis
eases. Its reputation is worldwide and it is
so easy to get at any drug store that no one
need suffer any length of time for want Of it.
However, if you prefer to first test its
wonderful merits, mention EVENING HERALD
and write to Dr. Kilmer & Co.. Binghanton,
n. y, for sample bottle and book telling all
about it, both sent absolutely free by mail.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-11-07
The IepiSlafnre.

The First Legislative district is Re
publican by small majority, and
should return a member of that party
to the legislative halls at Harrisburg,
in the person of Ii. G. Reitzel, of
Mahanoy City. He has made an eff
fectiYe and successful canvass among
the people.
The Republican candidate is gen
tleman of learning, who possesses n
broad conception of the requirements
OF the Office to which his party has
unanimously nominated him. DIR.
Reitzel knows his own mind, has
strong convictions upon public ques-
tions, is thoroughly conversant with
the desires and needs of the labor in
terests, which are paramount amongst
the citizens of his district, and, if
elected, no ring or clique will be able
to swerve him from the path of duty
which he conceives to be right and
just amongst men.
If the people are true to themselves
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-11-07

The unanimous nomination of the
Honorable Richard II. Koch for
Common Pleas Judge 10y the Repub-
lican convention to succeed himself,
is "A most gratifying circumstance.
Having been on the bench for over a
year by appointment of Governor
Hastings, he has shown judicial quail
tiles of high order, and has filed
with dignity the Office for which he
has been selected.
There are at present four Judges on
the bench in our county, of whom
Judge Koch is the only Republican;
the other three being Democrats.
Last year the Republicans endorsed
the reelection of Judge Becthel, a
Democrat, and it would have been
graceful for the Democrats to have
been as non partisan this year with
reference to Judge Koch, MS the Re
publicans then were with reference
to Judge Bechtel, or as they now are
toward Judge Albright in Lehigh,
Judge Gunster in Lackawanna,
Judge Metzger in Lycoming, and
Judge Meyer in Clinton.
All these are Democratic Judges
by Republicans for re-elec-
tion.
The Democratic nomination of a
therefore, shows a purely
partisan spirit and has nothing else
to support it. This is why there is
such strong sentiment among fair
minded and unprejudiced Democrats
in favor of the election of Judge
Koch.
The Republicans are entitled to one
Judge on the bench, and he should be
elected by the votes of all citizens Of
whatsoever party.
Let his majority be so overwhelm-
ing that never again will the question
of partisanship enter into the election
of Judge in this county.