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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-15
W DOL MARKETS.
Boxtou.

BOSTON Jan 1.-THE Boston CONNER
rial Rul}esin Will say tomorrow 81 the wool
market:
Tee market ts mich quiater TIE largo
mills have purchased ali they desire for
fAe present and sales this week a-4 for
the rao&t part an aggregation 81 small
sales In small mills The tone n trade Ix
excellent and prices are slightly hlvhAr
Tire largest sale was " e.se pounds OF Css-a
Voc On basis cf sac clean, = better than
tas asst recorded sale
TIE auction sales al Antwerp this week
showed an advance Of s per cent and no
Aonteytdeio market Is again higher Heavy
weight clesAxs opened AT an advance ~ sys
- Ter cent over l3st year. and selling
freely.
The sales - ths week were - n.,
rounds domestic and as hsa rrv2-fs for
e!2a against So "a, pounds ei0rne~sfr ard
50 80 mounds foreign last week and : Fl :
90 pounds domestic ard @asats.9 pounds
foreign Tor the same week last YEAR
TEE sales - date show 4 T@r-esxD ~
sSs.''s pounds domestic and l,5Ia.oo pounds
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

A way OUT Of the difficulty OF snipss.l ass
feed and hay 10 Alaskan ports 81 -. -
solved. A. hay and feed are coFlsif1.s - 20
q secondary esgge6sTAtIgu 70 ualn@fs 49, .
Esa. a gnol deal sas not been s1tppse' ~. -
allowed x, remain on The whsrses. 1ns
steamers leaving British CoaaEnnsa POI >
have pssf4ty Of room. consequently TIE 80.
yrs73 % Vlesaria ard Vancouver nave peeEa
sorrespo1sslng with the Seattle dealers for
hav yhtprnsysra 4,onssgnnnsnts are 70 te
sIefr,r.s4 ia bod and az British Goltu1 oia
syf reshFrsre,i 20 sSsguay and Dyea, thus
avoiding payment Of duty.
Poultry IL staii very scarce IN fiaFstts
ara tt.Isss ec,rsss.sn sYssuts come IN me price
Is Hable TO so higher.
IL tire ss>s market there Il no noticeable
change. tbs present weather iAvoFlfg tne
gats ~ tha supply OF ranch esszs 70 the
d. riyyler1t Of Eas Eastern imports. Unless
ets1 weather shows up very soon the aeasg
importers Of Eastern eggs are liable 10 lose
heavily.
onions are q little SITTER. The gTea. de-
rssan6 By the egsporatlng plants has caaA-
sd q slight advance .,
A coed shipment % cauli lower arrived
yesterday. and viii bs OF the market to-
cay.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

The British Stea Wrr Thistle arrived vre-
teriay morning from vancouver y 4
With - tons - wellington coal wrYrF 80
is fischsrging az Hopkins wharf The on
tire cargo - consigned 10 Charles .$artray
The coal came from Vancouver island
The revenue cutter Grant. Capt Jefer-
son Slamm ~ taking on supply 81 coal
FTe9iara tory 70 leaving today f0r per.
Townsend From there Yfe ~tll proceesg IN
the dry dock. where she will BE- re- si,f,.d
and thoroughly ov"rha1let for her sum
nler work in Northern waters.
Steamship UmatiliA sailed 1t o'rlce~L<
yesterday morning for San Franclseo h.
cargo for California included a large shin
urssnt Of wheat which 5 being fakrt7 IN
@' a,-5's -, =, ~ he rrres la2n Der
lowing pa sSeugers: Mrs " g. sftljer
MISS Hills. Albert Olsen. Lizzie Il en- :
Diem leon rser Frederick s14tlet 8,
Nickmau. W Ramon. Mr. ana Mr. Il i
Hume Dr. n. ". OiccEe. J. King ca
a,a. Thomas Morgan Mf3 ftriHtfh AgsrtA
Dior. Louis Diem. Jennis zIcltonald. pa
seae kiorreEoeIg. Mrs. J. u. adams.
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sorstKn from the sales 70 the same date in
~. a1s receipts 70 date show a decrease
=. essss usiss loynssssc and 4. 40 baies f1r-
London.
.LoSIoS. Jan. 4-There was a good
attenaAhcs al the sale of Cape Of Coed
Lane today. The offerings numbered - 10
skiiEs OF which NJ st were withdrawn. The
ahaIl supply caused a strong demand and
SKINS were ss1s.d sfyaer. shcrt wzSS,l5.; -
aac snorn Id lower. Lambs were good
Lnlrsiot coarse wooded sold slowly, out
9ood QUALITIES brought q fan rate.
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Robust
Manhood

Is your hir1hTiSEt. 1t Is A rs,.
nature. II yoa nave lost ar s.s.. 10
or frltiersd away the best portion ~ ss,
young life. row i the tins ~ .. !, sssr
effort 10 regain what il los, se 20
and the premature are thoss MA 1ssaas
disoheyed She laws Of man and Ia a sas
OF science. Now comes mar ,..s ava
knowied &c 81 science. deep and NJ MA. !
man. Get back your strength s,s -
How say Jon. The answer is: r. s'
remedy treatment. HUDYAN sss tas
HUp4AN can be had only from ..
doctors Of the Hudson Meaics, In In ts
Il IS a treatment. Ne one ala ..sessase.
secret. HUpYAN restores man ,as
glorious prime and viSor OF hss 20 IN
HCpYAN IS scientific trsafnss. set
nervous disorders. HUnYAN cures va =
coceie Hydroceie. Nervousness an.
leSsness. You should consult ths u saser'
doctors about HUDYAN or wri,a ~ ssa'' sse
cuiars and Testimonials. 'ss III
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Nnficc To Hnrfners

N0t.@e l. hereby given that on January
II the Skaruosswe slough fsost ns1f Co
llmbia river was moved frrrn The wharf a .
the lover hwes'ern) entrance 10 ska
fnokRwa slough " ash ard est hligbe :
about 40 Yards I'D stream from is firm r
position. and is now shown from n arm
on white stake. Height .. ITCH, above
low water bDuf twenty-five fees Toe
notice affects the lizt ~ lights ard 70
signals. Pscifsc coast 1876 page % No.
80. a $50 the list % bFrrons and huovs
Pacific coast 1875 PAGE -
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS,

Special Dispatches TO Post-Intelligencer.
TATOOSH. Jan. Ia p. m.-Baromcter,
30 .l6; partly cloudy; wind northwest.
twelve miles. Passed out, a schooner. at
Ito p. m. Passed in, four nasted ship. :
p. m; schooner. Sp. m,
NEAH BAY. Jan. ii p. MI artly
cloudy: calm.
CLALLAM Jan. il D. m.-Cloudy
calm. Senator ard Mcneil In the bay.
PORT ANGELES. Jan. III y. r1-Ba-
rometer, 30lS: cloudy: wind west seven
miles. Bark Rufus Z Wood in the h.rbor.
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wool holes, n. hides number. ~: quick
silver. Taskz, -: wire, gallons. - 80.
Closing Quota TONS
wheat-sseady: Nay. H-ssss. December.
sl@ss
Fariey-Firrn: May. E;se.
.,orn-Large yellow. a1s-Qsssss.
wooF-Sprfnz: Nevada fId1,-. Oregon.
f2fff4c. Fall: Southern coast lambs. sefsc,
San Joaquin iarats. 1sxSc. Northern afnhs.
n1ise: mountain lambs aIt2e: San Joa-
auin plains. 7asc. Hum bold; and Mendo-
ciao. s1GSe.
Hops-ola crop. nominal; new crop.
i23aGiss.
Produce. rruit. Etc.
Middiings-s29u2e . per ton.
sl.ais: oats, sissll4; best barley. tl2qis.s .:
alfalfa. si9.5oGii-5a: clover, SIC 80 y.
stocks. si1srli: compressed wheat. si35s,sf
N.sl: straw, per bale. seqfsc;
NezEta bIex-potatoes. Early Rose s,t
&c per GENITAL river Burnanks. esGsec per
rental; river reds, EslsSc per GENITAL; ga
liBas Bu-bankx. 15sGsI: MERGED sweets.
7sns5c: Oregon Barbanks. s5asec: onions.
per ID; green peas, ssI7c per ID; string
beans. io1i5c per 10; bay squash, i9alrac
Per box. tomatoes. SeaEa per box. CHILE
Frnits-Apples. choice, 81 lMi Is per box:
common, 1sn2ac; crarberrtes s1Jytls. 20 ;
oranges. navel 1.s0sl2 10; Mexican lines,
repack. 81 5sEis: common California lem
ons, 'scQG@. bananas, si581i2.25 per
bunch; psYeappiss, s2lEi per dog.
BuiIer-Fsncy creamery. &c: do sec
onds. ~ pc; fancy dairy. z5Tz5c; do sec
ous3s. zI023e
Cheese-New. 1IaTIl4c: old. a1loc: Cali
fornia cream cheddar 1nflIisc: Young
American. iZ1f2i@c. Eastern. I2fff4c.
Eggs-Store. 22a24c; fancy ranch 2s727c:
Eastern. Is4anc.
Ponltry-Turkey gobh,ers ig9llc per 10:
turkey hens. Ianilr, old ROSTERS S. 5aff4;
Young BOOSTERS. sl5g1i5 small broiIers,
s5nf: large bro'iers, s4q4.51. flyers, $40
f.sl hens. S.sffsgs; old ducks, $a5GTs:
young ducks, 81. gN,s; geese. 81 -2sGI.I5 per
pair. goslines. 81 259Tis5: old pigeons 81. .
young pigeons. 81 25nfI5
Exchange.
London, 90 days. &ls. London, sight $50
Financial.
silver bars --..- 51as Draft-Ssght -. Is
\. dolls q,otc IA
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SYNOPSIS.
Snow has occurred east of the Cascades
and rain west of them during past twelve
hours. At Fort Candy the wind reached
a velocity of thirty-six miles from south
east. The temperature In the Northwest
has risen.
Seattle local - Maximum temperature,
Il; minimum temperature. 10: mean tenn
perature. Al: weather rainy; rainfall in
past iwenty-four hours, .02.
q. y. SALISBURY
Section Director Weather Bureau.
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PORTLAND. jan. II TIE lo,al w-ras
~ FhFs "a uHs banged ard the t.s}1ts.t>~x
ue~ n,fu,as' Hciiags are not NHjfns 10
80 - prices exporters ear pay. ard iinta
ttef@ = s,hsI,s sntoara Ess1"Ht frozen gre
N1la u ala, So. VAGey aaG slusSgtsy.
- l~-
t'-esre f~C'er~Taa sAln 1Irnysettr with
> 20 0nsheis og wheat. BritlSh xh.1 NJ
M.ilsH- 1i3h Ss2jA bushels % Nreas' toga
sar Queens 0Ve.
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Total sales.
General Qu0tntions.

Flour-R Receipts. 1891 barrels: exports.
81. 40 barrels: market was neglected and
weaker on all but low grades: Minnesota
patents. NGi59; winter patents. ST. 40ff4 90
Wheat-Receipts. 400 bushels: exports
&.Ual bushels: snot easy: No red 81 or .
opiions opened firmer on higher cable news
and moderate covering. but after q dull,
fe4frreless session eased off under weak
closing French markets and realizing and
closed unsettled at isTi4c advance on near
and iafaisc net decline on late months: No
2 red January. Ss3s9f99 i-l6c, closed al asa.
Nav. sissIa2 5-l6c. closed at 9f7sc
HopS-Steady
Petroleum puu
Coffee--optiOns opened steady at sni5
points advance and closed steady: sales rfG
bags including: March. 57slS SfAe. Spnt
coffse--Rio. dun and nominal: mild. quiet.
SUBURBAN., lower 10 sell; refined quiet
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LIVE STOCK MNRkETS.


CHICAGO Jan. Ii~-CatTle-Ree steers
soid ~ N'E4I . IN. the extreme range FIR
common 20 prime being s. Snsf4 SO with
sales for good exports al 81 15fg51a stock
erS and feeders were 1s035c higher thar a
week ago Cows and heifeFs sold well few
going below S. -. and few nrirfe heiferS
hrought St 2ofi4 D., bulls 8 rUfEa 81
Hcgs sold AZ 81 t0153 1Zis choice for
Ss7fsf1Ss5, pgs sold largely At g. s1ff3 50
Sheep sold At s2.o@Fii.do. bur not many
went below S-S0. Yeariings were active Al
81 Sefl4 = and lambs sold freely at "a (.seS
@a choice fnCks. s. istfi5 -. Westsrr,
shse p sold az 8. ext - mainly :: s. eJs7s ~.
heavy sheep sold badly tire demand being
FOR she lighter WEIGHTS.
Be~eipts--Csttie a.fao hogs - 90. sheen
:
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Receipts aud shipmeut~.
Dairy ssFotjuryx

on ne prodacs exchange today the hut
Ter mayks, Was steady. creamery. l4g.TQc.
dairy. I}Fi-c.
C'Ave~<--Guict at S<IS'gC.
Ee<S- Steady. fge an 80,
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Com position.

We are now prepared 10 DO c,on7pos,-,o,
for the trade fauy rneazurep IN Monarch
A'Hion' SFeVier and Long Primer Salts
faction guaranteed Call or address o..
Intelligence. Seattle
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range OF or per ceat- for the choice
gradex Tomorrow bank statement VIII
xaoE large increase IN cash aoadings.
The bond market was active n the day.
but became less active and reacted slight
fy I'm the later dealings rnicn Pacific and
connecting tines issues were strong. sat
III. Lake Shore Il Eastern first trass re-
eeiprs rose "a per cent. but lost Part OF
that OTHER active issues showed gains
Total sales we're 81 80 5a.
United States new IS registered were u
lowe. bid DO coupon and the old Is regis
tered !. lower and the Is !. higher.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call easier. at a7G2A per cent
last loan. IL per cent; prime mercantile
paper. 3Sy4 per cent: sterling exchange,
heavy With actual business In bankers
bills az 81 sia. AIS for demand and al - SEA
Gi4.szss for sixty days: posted rates. "a Si1
and 81 SHAT ~: CONNIE ciai bills. AN; sil-
yer certificates 5TiSffssiac: bar silver. 5sisc..
Mexican dollars, 81 &c.
Government bonds, weak: state bonds.
dali. railroad bonds. strong
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ttssaa h1

OMAHA. Jan. N.-Catt}e-- Receipts 60:
market steady 70 -. lower Native steers
-. SAT -. Western Steers 81 en6s 20
Texas steers g. 6ssia 60 COWS and hssfefS
SlssslSNl. cauners. & fs}@f2 80; ssockers
and feeders & aasfs 90: calves 81 ns4Is q
hsl}s ard SsssS = z.9sG "a
Hogs Receipts $50 market steady
heavy 81 454r5 *. mixed So 4Sa5 -: light
g 5ssf2 20 bulk nf sales g. 4.sgz -
SHEEP Receipts 1 80. rnarkst steady.
far - choice natives 3 531isa fair 10
stock sheep s. etJ3SA, lambs 81 eee4S. -,
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND WHEAr MsRhEr.

TACOMA. Jan 1i-w-heat-r.over: y.
hiar&ttaa. .Sc. Nc ctl5. 1d<
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UNCLE SAM bought Frye Rr,ihn Cam
pany English Cured Bacon because az ,fs
superior quality as
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SAY FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Hreststu Hs.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. u-Ehea. 80
tag $rs2t shtpssfTS sti} oHt - Ss4afk e..
EssgtFY unchanged. oats less STya. Eus
# sfeFe are rat sharing sU Ok ;oa4s's ve-
sstfts sers EForT Oregon.
Fs84F--$@f <Ash fsr e oa-iN extras. 8 IS
st@ bakers extras. s. Aas4 a.
- 1s@at shsarinE. slSs1. sas NJ / and
49, saF ehascE. Fsi4352EE. S. ss1i4A
fsf1ss~ Feed. s'}44s-s.c. oYyvSsas. s. y
sfi i1ss
oats f+seeF 90 fa3f = 1857 lie: su.sf q,
elsele. s. 1885, }E@s fancy feed & .ssE1 Is
Sr#g. n.sSs~sfl 1sis: milling ST I@1ess{ }ss
sugnFts*. ii 4sss IS black far seed. 81 1s.S
L. fsst. ss-Ssa5.4 as,
Receipts
F3sssF quarter sacks 50: "a heas cen
fsis - Ks hasssx. eeEsalS. 81 a.. ID Ore
san as heans sacks 1853. .sses xft,..s
80 BE seaf ssstaUS sacks. :. hgs4 sarNS
sse, ssitafilHss. Sarkz, 4sa. hay. ganS, 81.
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-. ,r.r,sr r. cornas -'rsn's r
rsanS Sir~ George E. Mitchell. j. lies
rser and ]. f, Brady. IheTe "sae
ss.ser-asr.s sAaSSe Myers.
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DR.. ANNIE RUssELI-Disease ~
women. - RoxweH. VI
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LION DIX E.iiS. don, fail 10 get uilrs
condensed maple sugar,
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WASHINGTON. Jan. Holidays state
Enent Of the treasury shows: Available
cash balance. s2s5. s65. 100: gold reserve,
SIS, isS. SIS
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Mining stock,
CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Jan. H-In wheat the Iiv-
srpool market showed an opening of I'D
uecilne. but before business commenced
here II showed I'D advance over yesfer-
days price. That started prices here al an
snvahce OF Ssa'.c, and as later cables re-
ported continued iirmness at Liverpool.
tAe price here kept creeping up by small
fractions during the first hour and a MALT
News from Argentina was not SO baarish
~ YESTERDAY, and the lessenlng Of that
pressure was OF course felt. Private ca
hles from Liverpool said that Argentine
offerings We're decreasing and that market
Was turner The market had good deal
or ENCOURAGEMENT from the liberal exports
and ruled strong until the receipt of the
closing cables. after which time an easier
feeling prevailed
LIVERPOOL maintained it's early strength,
but Paris noted declines in wheat equal to
lhc per oushel for January, and Antwerp
reported &c per hushel decline In both red
winter and Walla Walla. Letter brokers
cold wheat when call price was reached
which started liquidation from other
sources. In the, last ten minutes Of the
session. the market was very weak. May
finally sold down to aoisc and was at that
price at the close. 1t was reported after
the close that vessel room mad been char
Letter.
close was unchanged
oats were quiet. Nav closing unchanged
PROVISIONS were eniivened by enormous
selling. supposed TO be for a Cleveland
plungsr. The market. however. absorbed
Welded some for a time, most of the de-
cine was ultimately recovered. At the
close MAY pork was 2teGi5c lower: MAY lard
shade lower and May ribs 2isc lower.
Wheat No. ..
Opening. Highest Lowest. Closing
s Miy .~s.ass a7.os FL sa2 g sea 81.
July ...sl'Sasli. sii4 sOl. sOss
Corn No. z.
81; :: &: &c &: &: ,,,.aEsi: &; -
Oats No. z.
S Miy 8. 81 sss ssss@ s e
Mess Pork. per barrel.
s May -, 49,. e. SO &c. 'ss,s 81 81
Lard. per 100 Pounds.
Jan ......si 6 81 s7ia SIS 81 ss1s
July 49,. is as 49,
short Ribs. per 100 Pounds.
May .....si ~. So assis 20
Cash Quotations.
Flour-puu and easy.
No , spring wheat Sac: No. spring
wheat .satssc; No : red. 9I'2m92c.
No. 2 oats, 22s.c: No. white. (. O. B.,
y: No. white. f. o b.. 24o2Sc
No : rye. 45c.
No barley. {. o. b aSGSsc.
No ! tiaSseed, 81 ee1s9iiet
Moss pork. per barrel. 81 2i9is3o
Lard. PR Ion pounds 81 s7t%
shor, ribs Sides tloossl siGQ47o
Dry sailed shoulders CboxedD s15f75
short clear sides {hoxetie 81 >01f5.
Nhiskey. distulers' finished goods, per
gallon. $40.
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle. Jan. IA. fss.
Exchanges at the S@astl@, Tacoma, TsTp-
kare ard Portland clearing houses toaaS
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Csreah--Sseafy.
Bustn-Stesfy.
l.ggs-Weaker.

The following prices are being offered
TO the producers by local aealerg Tor DE-
livery In round lots on the dock or tn the
car at Seattle.
Grzip-Puget sound oats. slsGls; barley.
tIT9 per ton. wheat. chicken feed, 80,
bran. l4ffi5. shorts slS. corn, sEsn19.
Hay~puget sound hay, 81 Der ton: East
ern Warrington timothy. slaMl5-50.
Rye-W hole, S3tsuI.
EEgs-Fresh ranch lsf12sc.
Butter-FTesh ranch, isg5c; creamery.
2sQnc.
poultry-rhickens, live, iailic per III:
dressed. iNrIJc. turkeys. 1--we, lZci dressed
I2vfsc. ducks. live, A.ss5rsi.
Live stock-Choice beef cattle. cows,
2f.MzS.e: steers. 3uai.c, choice sheep. tEe
4i.c. good hogs. live, sc; hogs. dressed. 20
kirc: calves. dressed. large. sc: small; "a
&c. calves. live. large. &c; calves. 1--we.
small. 5iac.
Hides. Peits and wool-Heavy saited
steers. over 40 ibs. 7dSIzc. medium per IN.
ln11sc; light. under % lbs. 7c heavy COWS.
g; light. &c: saltsa kips. &c. calf. per
H. Sc. green hides ic less than sailed. dry
hides. per 10. i01ii2c: culls above, one
third less: dry elks. per 10. sq lzc, dry deer
skins. summer, per III, sa2oc good winter.
lsc, poor 10 thin winter. ssfluc. sheep pelts.
long wool Western Washington, cleaned.
lie per ID: dirty. ioal2c per ID, wool.
clean. lsMlsc. dirty timber stained. l2giic'
taiiow. zla17c.
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Wheat-Export. No c,uh 1sc.'No :
hluestesn. ~; usilli'Ig. No. / club. ~. No
blusssspra 20 'N'
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CONSULT HUDSON MEDICAL
DOCTORS FREE.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-04-11
NUMBER.3

Yesterday was Easter Sunday aud
fell, this year, on date about midway
between the earliest possible dates upon
which it can occur. An ind rstrious col
lector OF atistica who has been investi
! eating the subject has gathered some
interesting facts regarding. the variAbS
times of this festival. III 1883 and 1894,
lie says, Easter fell On the unusually
pa,ly date OF March %; but in the three
GLOWING centuries it will occur only
eight times OH that day, namely, in the
Years 1851. 2O35, 2O4e, posi-, 2103.
21l4, 2125 AMI 2198.
The earliest date OH which it can fall
is March %. and this only when the
moon is full on March 81, which must be-
Saturday This combination Of cir
cumstances is extremely rare; itoccurred
in 1890, 1851 and 1916. and wilhappell
again in 1890, 2O7e and 2144, while
during the three centuries following this
year, it is not once destined to fall on SO
early date.
Going to TIN. other extreme, Easter
never comes later than April %, 1t il
record .as happening ON this date in
1866, 1874 and 1SS6,an in the next
century will reach it only oltce---in 1943.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-04-11

--PresdentJ James +. Heg Of the state
board oficontrol has decided to accept
the position of superintendent of the
state refomatory to be erected near
Greer Bay His term as a member OF
the board OF control will expire April Is,
and he will at once assume the duties OF
his position. and remove to Green Bay
about April 81. MIR. Heg will have en-
tire charge Of the building and admins
tfation OF the refcrmatort and will sup
ci.intend the removal OF many OF the con-
victs from Waupun to the new institu-
tion when finished. His family will not
leave for Green Bay until next fall
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-04-11

abraham LincoIn'a talk to ~ ,lplegn-
tlon of citizens who called at the White
House to complain Of rllt manner III
which he was running the atlministr.
ton would come in good play nov, and
might profitably be addressed to those
who are growing at Plesidest Nc
kinley. Mr.. Lincoln said: Gentlemen,
suppose i. all the property you were
worth was in gold, and YOU had put it
IN the hands OF Blondn to carry. i.
across the Niagara river on u rope,
would YOU shake the. cable or keep
shouting out to him, BloLdin. stand Up
IL little straighter; Blondin, stoop alittle
more stoop little more; go AZ little fast
er:Iean q little more to the north; lean Il
little more to the SOUTH No, you
would hold your breath, as well as your
tongue, and keep your hands off until he
was safe over. The government are
carrying an immense weight. Unfold
treasures are in their hands. They are
doing he very best they can. Don't
badger them. Keep silence, and we'll
get you safe across.,-Ex.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-04-11

The members OF the Eagle Waters
Camp, log, NJ. W. A. are making grand
preparations to give their annual ball at
the skating rink mex Thursday evening,
the 14th inst. The fact that the memb-
ers OF this lodge are to be at the helm
it, enough to signify q good time and
that everything will move off smoothly
Ever since they inaugurated the giving
of annual balls they have never made 8
failure and we feel confident in saying
that this one will be no exception
Tickets including supper, at Hughes
restaurant. 81 IS.