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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-19
OCEAN FREIGHTs.

Cotton-Market easy; rates quoted are
per 100 pounds; Boston. per bale, N25s
New York, per bale, N.00: Philadelphia.
per bale $l.o0; Baltimore. per BALE si.0o.
Trieste, 53cl Genoa, SOC. Via New York
Liverpool, 4oc; Bremen, 45c; Amsterdam.
a5c; Hamburg, 4sc; Hayre. 45c: Reval. 5scs
Genoa. 55c.
Lumber-I3y sail--Freights are. nrn. For
elgn business Is duh. The rates
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4 rioagh Gnu bk
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American Securities of All Kind,
Were Active nt Advances

LONDON. Nov. 27-Prices last week
were better in all departments and business
was more active. In view or the absence
OF political Developments of a disturbing
nature, X is probaole that the market viii
witness a general revival before the end
of the year
The continued inflow OF gold to The Bank
OF England with the steady increase In It's
reserve, has stimulated the purchase %
gilt-edgei securities. notably British con-
soils, which have been nearly IL full point
higher than usual for a week.
Americans were active az advances OF
from 10 points for the week and there
s confident tone for the future. with
increasing orders from the public. f,aic,s
however. closed fractionaily lower Illi-
nois Central shares fell Il point: Reading
first preferrcG. u. Denver AZ RIO Grande
preferred. h; DO ordinary and preferred
each a. Missouri. Kansas 81 Texas "a:
New York Central. "a: New York Ontario
& Western, Il; Pennsylvania, u; Wabash
preferred, u: Wabash debentures u Nor
folk & Western ordinary Z, do preferred,
~; Union Pacific preferred. \. do ordinary,
y; Southern preferred, a. Southern oril-
nary. II; Central Pacific, "a Chicago Mil
wankee 4 81. Paul. Il. and Union Pacific
preferred.
Baltimore & Ohio shares rose 2is points:
Union Pacific ordinary. 70. and Louisyi!ie
& Nashville. u.
Money was in good demand, the discount
rates on three months bills from sli-is
10 3la per cent. and on money until Monday
ga 10 25z per cent.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

NEW YORK Nov 2g-The Evening
Posts London financial cablegram says:
A sharp recovery I'm kaff!rs was the only
feature in the stock marksts here today
The rise was stimulated by a snortagS in
shares at the settlement. Executing for
Baltimore & ohio and Union Pacific Amer
icans were somewhat dg3gpirg. business
probably t-iaS checked because o. the set-
tismeBt - begin on Monday next. II Is be-
Hs&eG that the carFy-o~er may show a con-
siderable Increase In the account. as !: Is
expected ia; large lines VIII be carried for
Berlin. The money marsn; Ia most per-
picking Tse sfr{Dgency In Germany in
cr~ases. but win no perceptlhls effect on
discount rates here II IN believed that enc
important reason f5r ,hls position Is the
fact that New York "a lending largely TO
Berlin ard moderately 10 London.
LONDON New 1s.-Canadtan Pacific
49,; Grand Trunk "a. consois III l-Is:
bar silver. quiet. zTssi: money. ? per cent.
Bremdstuas.
LONDON. Nov. - -Wheat-Cargoes OF
coast nothing deinx; esrgees on passage
rather easier. - iower. carwoes wslla
Nalla rs 3iad-
LIVERPOOL. &ov. g. Aeat-No. . rcd
western winter. duli. ss. No. ] red northern
sr,rsng. 6ulI. Is .i55. Futures closed steady:
Soversber nominal: December. e. "a !:
March IS ias.d
SFcf-A merriam mixed. qaiet Pa
frtx1. FsltuTss-ScvaTr7ser. nominal; De-
csrnsssr. Quiet g a. j: March. quiet. ~ TAD
Flaar-Si ressss fancy winter steady ss
Hops-At LONDON. Pacific coast Hrn.
ES7&
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The hoard of Trade,

CHICAGO. Nov 2s-Wheat opened A,
about Fridays closing prices, May starting
al 6sSs166'1c and December al G67sc. There
was no apparent reason for the steadness
ana after about an hours trading at about
the opening prices the market weakened
perceptibly, December selling off 10 s64.0
ssizc and May 10 ISL. 16s-c December re-
covered a triie. bur I. was hard work 10
maintain prices. There was no encourage
ment to traders IN the early news. Liver
pool, though unchanged for spot wheat,
was 1sfs.d lower for futures. Weakness
OF the coarse grain markets was an aGdi-
tonal incentive to sell and at the close
there appeared TO be no short interest in
the market for December at least Toward
came somewhat dem0ralized. and May.
though given fair support. was dragged
down by Tie quick decline II the nearby
future. Some recovery took place from
bottom figures, but the market was very
weak at the finish Nav closing AZ es57sfIa6c
and December AT 65s.us5sc.
Corn was relatively as weak as wheat
Cold weather was the chief bearish factot
Some important lines az long corn were
sold Out and short selling VAS prominent
May closed 9sfEi4c lower.
oats were weak with wheat ard corn
There was general liquidation and prices
want steadily downward. May closed with
a loss az axe.
The breaking grain markets and unex-
rectaily heavy receipts Of hogs served TO
have = depressing effect on provisions ard
prices eere = little lower al around TRAD
Ing was not very heavy. A. the close Jan
uarv pork ard ribs were SC lower and iari
5fys@c lower.
No. 2 Wheat.
Opening. Highest Lowest. Closing.
q: 81 - III. s. s'is:> s.g 8.
No. 2 Corn.
Ny ny - e, e.. - ~ ~
May .sgs9sf4 s4is93s. - ssrs -. 9ss7s
No. Oats.
Dec. =. 20 1SRGas RS 2.@
Nay 2sss a2saa 2ss4 - .
Mess Pork. per bbl.
De- s--s = 80 8 & s-s0
Jan . 1914 10 9 esta sN
May .. sI a97f1 SIS 2.i5
Lard. per 100 ibs.
Zee. :. sra sssis 81 seis s. s1is
lar g7tn SO tss sE
MAY . 10 Ia s OIL SO
short Rtbs. per 100 lbs.
Der. :. ........ ........ ........ a47rs
Jan. $50 Aszss s4ss s57ts
May .. 80 4l-.7 3sssx 40
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Cash Quotations.

F'lour-Slow: winter patents. s3.s0d3.5o;
straights. s3.I5d3 %; spring specials. 1910;
spring patents, s3.30q3.6o; straights. $3.50
l3.10.
Wheat--No. spring. s2@66c: No. red.
G,n6sc.
Corn--No. 2, 227sc.
Oats-No. .. 26ts027c: No. , white. (. o. b.,
2sl4929i4c: No. white. 2sQ 2slsc.
Rye--No. 2. SIC.
Barley-No 2. +. o. b.. 4oais1sc.
Flax seed-No. !. 9ic.
Timothy seed-Prime, 500
Mess pork-s7. Sri..s5 per Dbl.
Lard-A.aJu5.o2is per 100 lbs.
Short ribs-Sides QoGsel s455I4so.
Dry salted shoulders (boxed)-4A fi4i.c.
Shor; clear sides (boxedl-S4. s5Gi491.
Whisky-pistilers' finished goods, 81 rs
per gal.
Sugar-Cut loaf. 5.95c: graduated. 545c.
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Levi O. Burgess. m
Fl ons
Maaweerna. smith sound.
Mowera hsn Am % III tons kanalu fsrs roNnssn
PPt sound
Peerless
tonsS San Francis
San
M ka Jess uGa hr 81 is = Santa R P Townsend
a
sh. or Sa ranc Tacoma
F. on AmoyP
anna.
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General Quotations.

Ueheral quotations.
Flour-Receipts. 81 165 barrels; exports
1865 barrels. Market shade easier Min
nesota patents. $3.S5I4i0: winter stralghts,
s.. 50d3.60
Wheat-Receipts. 52s. $50 bushels; exports.
1880 bushels. Spot easier: No. red ,s7sc
{. o. b. Options opened steady on covering
but sold off and were weak all day under
liquidation. easy cables and large North
west receipts; closed A41ac lower: No. .
red May closed Ike.
Wool-F'leece. 17l22c
Coffee-Options opened steady. net un-
changed TO 10 points advance Sales, 81 o,n
bags. including: December. b.s5Gl5. zoe. Spot
Rio, steady but quiet: No. { invoice. exc
Nc. johbing. csc; mild, steady: Cordova
SGi15c.
Sugar-Raw. strong; fair refining. &c:
centrifugal. 96 test, &c: refined. firm
graduated. sac: cut loaf SIC.
Copper-Lake. brokers', Fac.
Tin-Steady.
Lead-The firm that fixes the selling
price for miners and shelters quotes lead
at $3.50 at the close
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Condition of the Treasury,

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2s.--Today's state
ment Of the condition OF tho treasury
shows:
Available cash balance .......... 1896. 12T 1888
COD reserve OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 24u.so4 81
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
RreadstuRs.

RreadstuAs.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. M-wheat-
Weak. dull and uninteress.ng for shipping
grades. cargo down from Port Costa To-
Barley-Opt,ons lower. but for spot feed
there Is no decline. Not much offering.
Light trading In oats. Prices unchanged.
Spot quotations were:
Flour-Net cash prices for family extras.
A-l3gt42o, bakers extras. So GOA.
Wheat-Shipping. silsA for Nc. and
H. ior Choice milling, N:.c1l5 "a.
gl45.
oats-Poor to fair. n.i74ai.a good TO
choice, 81 2alsal. 2s: fancy feed s127I47l- 80;
prise. ST. sal agls: black, for seed, N.sesI %;
red. s1.4eg1.s9.
Flour. quarter sacks. s,sa4; wheat, centais.
.; $50; barley; censals. LES; oats: centals.
toes, sacks, 4.79s: onions. sacks, 2ss: bran.
sacks, Oregon $50; middlings sacks 50,
hay. tons. 5; wool. bales. I7s; hides, num-
Ions, $500.
Produce. Fruits. Etc.
MISUNDERSTANDING sisaa: bran, slsa
Has-wheas. sl4a1s: wheat and oa.. s4a
II: best barley. s1.5o0l4: alfalfa, si1ql2:
stock: sIodil: straw, per bale 4O175c.
Pota!oes-Ear;y Rose. 40150c: river Bur
banks. son5ec; Salinas Burbanks. 75c9sl. 10;
vegetahles-PickIe onions. 4oG50c: green
peas, sac: string beans. sac: tomas toes.
3oasec; egg plant. 40aIsoc.
4oc eranberre. as ea Oranges Valemeia
A.60ei3; Mexican lines. repack. s. SOFA:
California lemons common. s11i.5o: choice,
1M3; bananas. s2GS per bunch; p!neapples.
s.. h1G5 per dozen.
Butter-Fancy creamery, e4c: seconds, q
I23c; fancy dairy. nominal: seconds, ira
zoe; picked. lsasic: firkin. Isdsoc.
IL
Young American. 1l0lsc; Eastern. Iaaisc.
Eggs-California fancy ranch. 40042i.c
Poultry-Turkey gobblers. 14c: turkey
young. s4efs; broilers. small. ssas. 20: large.
$3.50f74 fryers. s.5on4: hens 81. 506f4 so:
geese. sl5eaI: Is per pair: pigeons. old, SIG
LIS: young. H.5odi.D.
Wool and Hops.
wool-Spring: Nevada. lGaf4c: Eastern
Oregon. I0012c; valley Oregon, l5GI17c. Fail:
Northern mountain 91lic: mountain. fdec:
plains. 6aSc Humboldt and Mendocino,
1im13c.
Hops-Crop Of 1895. 1saI7c.
Cash Wheat.
Cash wheat. NI7h.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Inactive: May. Hiss.
Barley-Weak; December, H-27h.
Corn-Large yellow. x-05Q1.97ia.
Exchange.
Sterling on London. sixty days. s4ssH:
sight, I.s6A.
Financial.
Silver bars 60i4 Drafts--Sight .. Is
Mex. dolls 47404sAl Telegraph :. :. l1,1
Mining Stocks.
Alta -. -. ...... 13 Julia " " $500 1
Alpha Con =. 80. 6,Jus:ice 90. " 80 II
Andes 3 Mexican -. 80. .. y
Be!cher =. -. . Occidental Con 90. 6s
BEST q Beicner 30 Oph-r -. 80. ...... &c
Bullion 80. slovenian 80. - Z
Caledonia -. -. Is Potosi - - TX
Challenge Con -. Is Savage 80 IS
Cnollar -. =. % scorpion :. 49,. =.
Con. Cal. d Va ..l2o Sierra Nevada lilo
Con. Imperial -. IlUnion Con - 90
crown Point 20I Utah Con -. ..... Is
Gould & Curry -. Is Yellow Jacket -. 10
Hale * Norcross .1l5 Standard :. :. Ills
Boston stock Market.
BOSTON. Nov. 2e.-Closing: Boston &
Montana, 236, Butte * Boston, 56s4.
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PORTLAND. Nov. D. - Wheat - Ur
changed; Walia waIla. soc: valley. 62c
club. s31s4c.
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Atchison preferred NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1888
baitlfnore x Ohio Observation-Disclosures. 4490
louisville u Nashville ................. 3.10o
Manhattan .-.........- $500. ........ 7740
Metropolitan Street Railway ......... 4452
heading hrst preferred ................ 3.4o0
Nofthern racine ,........-............. AHA
81, Louis IL San Francisco. ............ 1861
L MON Pacific Observation-Disclosures. Is, $40
Union PACING preferred .............. 13. go
ST Paul Observation-Disclosures. 5,3i9
southern Railway .,................... $500
southern Railway preferred .......... $40
Union Pacific, Denver d Calf. Ass
american Tobacco NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1850
tederal Stee! Observation-Disclosures. 3.S63
Peoples Gas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $500
American Sugar NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
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=
~ cry or sE,ATrLE-pepar,.ueas ~
Sxws sesice
49, IS hereby given thar the assess
4 n ~ q Local Improvement District
ks~ lN tna Ctty II Seattle. created ~
49,. :, Ne, !, ~. entitled ar ord IA ysce
re- .F toe Improvement of Westiake
&l>ss' NtstA avenue, leueF9 street.
- avenue. Stewart street. Seventh
80, Olive street. sixth avenue p5re
~. ~ta f3ta avenue. "a the Csty -
- aa1 providing tnE the payment %
- afiA expense thereof hy an assess
49, TIE rro HrTtS benefited Ay sacA
. ssssslisnt 9atey ihe mode o. ''framsSss-
.sasIsht SO pros 33ed BY Ordinance
= o. ~ wed Apra Sth. ISL as
b y er4tna0ce No. $3.50 approved
@e. tS4 4~4laar.,a N as
Nay a-a. 1872. aud tae
= 1'iSFee as BOW IN force
3. ~. Certified 81 nse fsr collection. ara
-. --sSS }stt nesfI - ~. assessment
rs ! eess .S'at7l : gya3e within 81 DAYS
b ssss, sac Ct tHs tfSs publication ~
'ssanss s-'sa seSszl2sG. shall become
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s%S sf- r@r srrua untii PAID
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Nsas,ss'.@ S'3s y He aided and tie sums
. nj sa4i ae ent@rt& Oh me aaHsal
As - 80 .-A ! ear g sa1ESt S3cl
|4e4s. -, 5" i'Fli04Qenf and witA the
fsezss Ses-tg &c as c;g~r .AxeS separate
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IT, se iEise 1Xs.f ses he ,ss,-rsear ~
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[&actA..-aN ctatkes ans penalties ss
J ess. 80. .stss = ~. cftsTge3 3 nd ca;lecs ei
\ esssA~3Gs NJ taxes each %. Or par
y g.. ss.lfsaaert shall - sals fsr ~.
)Ses<ss- sslea assessment. vitA Interests
Ia - - zoe Ts'ne Sns in TIE srArasr
49, ssF e.ly taxes ''-
les -r a. IL. EaCTE.
Ease 40 szssser - the tsty q Seattle
H& fsS G~ossS2sl0n. Seattle. wass,.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Nov 2s-The few cattle FOR
sale, mostly Of medium grades. were dis
posed OF at yesterdays prices. No I'm
provemert IL the marke; is looked for at
present and a large consumption OF poultry
tends to injure the trade.
Iiogs-Saies were 51loc lover. Sales.
S.3u341 extreme range 81. ia9f350 Most
OF the pigs sold at 81 i5u3.50
Sheep-Pricss were no better. Lambs.
s4u450 for common 10 5.stsft5 IS for choice.
feeders being sold at 81 t9N4s0 For sheep
the ruling prices were 81. 5nfI4.S5, westerns
go.pg at S5f9f4.s0; ewes. So io6f4. and feed
ers at 81 5l.14lo.
Rece ipts~Cattie. go; hogs. 5000; sheep,
1850.
Omaha.
OMAHA, Nov. 26.-Cattle-ReceIpts 600
head market steady. Native beef steers
81 a9u5S1; westerns steers. s3.70uss0: cows
and he'fers. sSlts: stcceers and feeders
81 t,ff;5 70: bulls and stays. s.. 3oli3 ~
Hogs~Receipts. .9a head market I5c
lower Heavy 81 2eff325: mixed. 81 2pff
s22IS ugat, ss.25Gs.20: bulk CT sales at
g. e0st32 %
Sheep Receipts. 100 head: market strong
Fair 10 choice natives. 81 G9af42 fair TO
choice westerns. s.. t0ffs. common and stock
sheep. Ss.ZSlf3.s0; lambs $685..
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loaf. 5.35c; graduated. 5.45c.
Receipts and Shipments<
Dairy Products.

On the Produce Exchange today the hut
ter market was easy; creamery, 1fa211c t,
dairy. 12iaai19c.
Cheese-Quiet: sffioc
Eggs-Firm: fresh, 2iG2ac.
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1,S3o,@

Legal tenders ....... 1,S3o, 400 .....
deposits -..... .-.--- ........- 1893, coo
Circulation 80. $3.50. 359 500 .
The banks now hold SIS, S57575 In excess
o. the requirements OF the % per cent rule
BoDds.
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Yes. nCDYAN il The trne nerys-buildsr.
Many msu and women are rssay 10 testify
10 that. HUDYAs did il. HUDYAN do1
Do HUDYAN cures Just as certain =
you are foot high, so certain will HUDYA3
cure ysu.
HUDYAE nres Nervous Weakness. ksn-
tai Depression, Hys.eria, Nnmsrsss, Trsmb-
ling. Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Pains in .As
Shoulder, Pains Up and Down tie Backbone
HUDYAE cures Nervousness. aelancholiA
FERROUS Debility, Exhausted Nerve Vitality.
HUDYAS cares Slsep.sssnsss, palpi!aiion &
tie Heart. Sick H@dscas, Indigestion, La
u Appetite. HUDYAN curss Cau q
write sor Tree circulars.
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VESSELS ON PUGET SOUND.
FLAG. RIG AND NAME,


- 49, 49,
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA, Nov. es-wheat-Club. &c:
biuesten. &c
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

vaeas-Msrkes unchanged: expert. No. /
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Tota sales 81 stocks today were .ei.5te
shares including.
A.ehssoa ,.......-.......s .............,. So
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Meats. Provisions and Fish.

Fresh Meats Oobbing)-Cow beef. s9ensc
per ID steer beef. &c per H. mutton,
wethers 7isc per III: pork. sizQ7c per Id:
veal. large 5g6c per 10: small. Sc per 10.
Provisions Uobhlng,-Ham large, I0Ikc:
hams. small lie; breakfast bacon, llisc
dry sailed sides. 7s.c.
White Star. 7S.c; Com Special. s.; lard
compound. tlerces.. Size; Rex. So.
Fresh Fish Goohingl-Halibut AZ use:
ealrn, n. 3tsIaisc, salmon trout. noe
Founders. aQsc; soles, 4c; rock cod SC:
trout. I2ianl5c. shrimps. Toe: srnelt, safe.
herring. sGiic: tom cod ic: oysters. Own
pia, $3.50 per sack. sl.sa per gallon. clans.
s. 50 per sack: Dungeness Gratis 1--we. 81 10
co-elkej 81 90
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S.qe.l3r quality, per Il NJ a.
e. sesee - a9eFch aasso}e 1r. SaFs1. M
LAR sssT: ceusaaan. par VI S&aNTs sst-,,s.e
sErx 3 49, cedar SaiHSle bots 3 81
FYs f.arata'r~R o1ga. 3 ;@tck GaisA sur
fsa.8 ore ~ tNN s1seS : 10 ~ 4 4m~Ae~
lenrths. 5sc ger II extra; on~-}neA rs7ssh
siS9i> all veYt. a. grain. s. per NJ eNtrS
a-ss,~..,s. dressed aNt natN1eef sE-ssef.
stsrx tsosrds, s-faoh. sssfls ll-.nca 81 ~
= e. le-irca. stsfts. Feocinr. Ne 6r
ss.eA nntsh. s. N. . 81 Z g. chs~rAt
y,Fsss,- af 3rop siding weight osa lNS sf1
s8Ik Pr timber t5!sts ans seaa.l.ass
$50 s. sssYis 81 = g. sssffs, :
tfgss4 Rex boards. Finch ar1 n. Sc
waSAlngtoa Red Css'sr Lumber Rouxh.
s>us: 0<ysl ss>siug. ~s.sAt, lee ihS, Sl%sgi 81.
rastisx ~slghis <cxs J. , an,s : a. -sr~A
So Ss. Nss / ard : A.xs-incN - ~
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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-12-16
PERSONS WORTH
KNOWING ABOUT

Captain Parker, proprietor OF the
Parker house, Astoria, was in the city
last week, and repoi ts himself cured of
catarrh by DR.. Darrin seven years ago.
He says the cure is permanent.
Ex-SheIiff A. T. Schoeps' wife, of
5l1 p Third street, Portland, has been
troubled with deafness for long time.
Her good genius prompted her to try
DR.. Darrin's Electrical cure. She was
cured. Her daughter, Nina, was cured
by DR.. Darrin seven years ago of rheu-
matism, loss of appetite and general de-
billty. j. A. Lindsey, news agent on the
y. Il. q N, residence Mt. Tabor Or, is
very enthusiastic over the cure of con.
sumption, bronchitis and catarrh, per-
formed by DR.. DaIrin eight years ago.
He gained 20 pounds, and has kept it
ever since. Mr.. Lindsey has great
cause for rejoicing.
Mrs. P. Hayes daughter, Twentieth
street, Portland, is happy in the cure
OF large goitre Qarge neck), of years.
standing. She was restored bv DR..
Darrin's electrical treatment many
years ago. Mrs. 7. B. Hatfeld's son,
2l4 Eleventh street, Portland, was cured
six years ago by DR.. Darrin. His
trouble was dischargng ears and deaf
ness. DR.. Darrin gives free examination
to all and when necessary gives medicine
in connection with electricity. The poor
treated free from 10 to II daily, except
medicines. Those willing to pay, 10
to o; evening, to s. Sundays, 10 to
IL. Deafness, catarrh, eye, nose and
throat, heart, liver, stomach, lung
troubles, errors of youth, blood taints,
gleet, impotency, varicocele, hydrocele,
and structure speciality. All chronic
male and female and private diseases
treated at reasonable rates. No cases
published except by permission of the
patient. All business relations with
DR.. Darrin strictly confidential. Let
teIs of inquiry answered Circulars and
question blanks sent free. Batteries
and belts furnished when necessary.
Patients when writing please mention
this paper. Offices, 265 Morrison
street, Portland.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-12-16

dwight was born Nov. 16, 1928 at
Norwich and was graduated from
yale with the class of 1S40, of which he
was the saldtatOrian. He was ont Of
the university only two years, when he
returned as tutor. After passing four
years in the Yale theology school he
went abroad for two years to be spent
at Bonn and Berlin, and then returned
to be ordained minister of the GOSPEL
In 1893 DR.. Dwight saw that he could
not escape from the profession of edu-
cation and he was glad when he was
elected professor of sacred literature in
the theological school of the university.
From that distinguished chair he
passed to the headship of the great in
stitution in 1856 His long career as an
educator has earned him the rest
which he will soon enter upon at the
ripe old age of 20.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-12-16
To Prevent Freezing.

Some interesting things have come
to light in the history of the tunnel
boring for the Jungfrau railway in
Switzerland. Blasting gelatine was
used in this work. which freezes at a
temperature of about 40 degrees Fahr-
enheit. 1t is an exceedingly danger
GUS substance to handle, being unlike
dynamite, in this respect, and so the
contractors engaged in this work are
keeping their explosives in sort of
safe heated by electricity, so that the
danger of the gelatine freezing is en-
tlrely obviated. In this connection is
proposition to extend this idea to the
thawing out of dynamite by some cleo
trical application, as dynamite is COM
monty frozen, for safe handling.