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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-16
HOTEL AgHIt AIS.
THE RaTNrrp-r:RA<D

THE RATSIER-CRASD
Mr= Joau : Tsssisle. New York.
Water Tisdass CsoTielt. <ew York
- u. Banks. Chicago
p u Eeyon. - Pau.
~ J. Ee1ey SkaEway. Alaska
W Z 1911 ana s3fe. Pnilatel9hia
Ms : T. A6s.F. P3sl.aee3rhsa.
: J A:water and wife. Roea&sTsr. X. 7
r RI Russell Cosefado Strings
T r. kiley Chicago
Mr.. Radcliffe. I1iloz. Tacoma
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article was disposed % for domestic p<s-~
po=ss- Jaty closed g14e higher and Sep
tegnA9- fA9c AsgERr
TIE vet wszsss- was again The fouEsss-
tSc- % .Ae e1Vazcs y corn The shorts
got 20 trsxervas 81 rest ~ scft suStg -
give chem hop@s July corn closed fssc
fsig hsr
Strength in corn and had crop reports
EfeeG cats lac for the cay.
Frmnsss tn grain ard rsTcTTs from
M.ssSsxfus1 to the effect that rsae yellow
fever sas nor extending beyond a few
original cases coEss r hssss-i 10 tle r-ae IN
provisions. Park closed At 4 gain Ct
f3t4c, lard IzieS and ribs Ike.
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FOREIGN Markets
Finn nctal.


NEW YORK, June l5.-The Evening
Posts London financial caolegram says:
The stock markets here were Idle and
fea:ureiess today. but steady on cheap
money, which favorahiy affected consols-
Americans were quiet. but irregular. No
activity IS looked for in this market until
the end of the present account.
Official details Of the Brazil funding
scheme are published here tonight. They
ara as previously called.
There IL some inquiry for gold for ship
Ment to New York, but no actual dealings.
The price has risen TO as l0d.
II is believed that a good many appica
tons may so from. here for the United
States war loan. Few American bills
were proffered today.
Spain IS again buying silver
Closing Quotations.
LONDON, June l5.--Closing quotations:
Consols for money. III s-l6; Canadian Pa
cifc SITS: Grand Trunk Sas: bar silver. I'M
certain. 267s per ounce; money. a4a1 per
cent.
LIVERp POOL. June l5.-Corn Spot
American new mixed. firm at IS Sd; July.
quiet at SIS 3isd. September. quiet at 3s sd.
Condition of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON. June I5.-Today's
statement OF the condition OF the treas
ury shows:
Available cash balance ........ .sls6.645,ls5
Gold reserve ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lei fsb,Zlo
THE Weekly Post-Inteiligencer. issued
today contains the important news of the
past week Send 1t 10 your friends. Copies
can be had at the business office. Price
cents.
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THE COTTON MARKETS.
New Orieun ms.

NEW ORLEANS. June 15-Cotton-Mar-
ket steady; sales, 1850 bales; middiing
l-l6c.
New York.
NEW YORK. June I5.-Cotton-Market
steady; mddling. else
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LIVE sTOtk MARKETS.


CHICAGO. June i5-fn cattle today the
trade was ective Oh local and shipping ac-
count Prices were steady. Choice steers
siala5.S5 medium. 81 sn1f4 IS, beef steers
sa8si s. stockeTs and feeders gssa4 -:
COWS ara hctfFre s. S1sls. - Gamers. S. 500
S25. calves s4sis.
Despite the recent big drop In prices hogs
ara being marketed freely. Trade was
again fairly active. Prices ruled ahou, *
lower Fair 10 choice g. ssQs sr.tS: pack
CTS S15st3s1is. bHtcherS 81 wa. mixed
s.. 1]5f855. HABIT, s7,tssufes ptgs s. s,slfg =
An unusually ii.era2 supply OF sheep nat
uf3lly cauSe3 a wesk market Prices were
ladi15c lower for Any 6at fae better r.aS>
Of sheep and clipped }awts Native sheen
Sfsf%g5s rams. S3Ss4; Sslorn lambs Sssef.6
spring lambs ss5ia a.. warnings 81. 1ssi6 ~
Raee.pfs Cattle 15.na; hogs. 3 90,
=staav
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TIE SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

wheat Market nominal: No / csyh Ga
No. ! hi'se~teIl. SIC: snilEra WHEAT. No.
club, &c: No. / t,!aeS,efa. 7se.
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PORTLAND. Sun. Nornl-
mai. Nalas Malta. 7fs172s. Valley ana bite
stem, stI1sse per buSs@l
EFesrsd-Hrisssn bark AudaEnap for
Queenstown. with "a SIS bushels .. wheat.
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Receipts and shipme nts.
Dairy Products.

On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady: creamery. lsllse;
dairy, IiisGl3lac.
Eggs-Steady; fresh. 9i.c.
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SYNOPSIS.

Seattle Local Reror;~Maximum temper
allure ~ degrees. minimum. x. mean. 81
Weather. cloudy. Rainfall 80 past twenty
four hours. - - an inca.
High wlnd~-At Ta,10Sn. Is miles south
Portland. a miles southwest. FORK Can
by, ~ miles southeast.
G. ~. SALISBURY
Section Director Weather bureau
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tfut ta.

OMAHA. June t5-Catile-Receipts %
head. market - lower. native 0tef steers
SO ~ Western Sicefs 81 Nus Il. COWS and
aeifevS SS.b90fs&a. Stecksrs aud feeders s..
tga - balls and stays <Esr4
hogs Receipts, $3.50 head ggl&rkrs bower:
htaHs. : 'ssI'N. mixed, S.1SslSsa light
8 $50 T.. bUE of SAsez 81 f.s.sS. "a
Snvcl'-kecv1pts. So head. market
sitonG. fair - Chpico natives s. Nssf4 81.
fair - rhsive Westerns s. ss4Ia ~. com
men and stock sheep, S5,5egI&5o. lambs, 81 %
ti -
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TODAN'S WEATHER.

FORECAST FOR THURSDAY
Portland, June Is. 1893.
Occasional showers.
q. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGRyCCI~
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU
DAILY BULLETIN.
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TACOMA WHEAT ManKrr
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. June Is-No market T.
wheat. prices unchanged
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Total sales.
General Quotations.

Flour Receipts i1453 barrels. exports.
u al barrels. market, steady.
Wheat Receipts. i85 80 bushels. exports
2s3 at bushels SPOT, strong; Ne :. red Is
1ftS~ Z. O. b. Options we're generally strong
all daV on steadisr foreign markets good
expoFi and milling demand and unfavor-
able rFop news. No. red. jay. closed
al $40.
Woo3-euiet.
H5ps-S:esdy.
Coffee Options were steady unchanged
~ points ne, lower. Sales. s,;Qa bags in
clad ns July. $50, spot Rio dull No
invoice. G2<e, Ne. : fobhing 67sc mild.
quiet and teaturelass Corcova s'4Efts}sc.
SngaF-Raw. qaiet hat steady: fair re-
fining sac. centrifugal =; test; 4 s-iec:
refined steady.
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result - the herd issue were also al
yassees1 by tie bears Bu. e - p-csah.e
taat tie banks ard large fs1ArcfeTs wotlAsf
rave IA EanS che funds which hey ex-
gseet 20 put INTO sne rex bonds. II Is sFz-
dent that tire banks and capitalists are
preparing 70 taEe al OF these notads shsN
can get. that t@. al that are lett aEtsr ne
small subscriptions a-s Als0EfsS8- ~ lasy
gee gnaf they expect the beads Sih o
used for cir9uEAs ton. and gaus supply sAe
money market II the popular sahserIis-
tsons are larger thar expected. the fnE9s
accumulated by bankers an. "a fasasisis 10
bay the b1nd@ wia ke rsisVeed 20 ias
money market
Railroad bonds we're heavy. = synss, assy
with stocks. Total safes were sl.SSw1
tinted States e. cd coupon. asyancsi ~,
and United States regular. 4 n ne $50
price. There were sales 81 the rev -.
coupon AZ an advance Of ia@. and or TIE -
coupon, az an advance Of y over she pre-
cesilng sales.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. steady. iisRI& per cent
last soans, =. ger cent. prime Hssrca fst,ie
pa per. 2s1i per cent; sterling sxchah9r:
easier. with actual business IN bankers
hills az As~<ss ssk for demand. and az
81 s3AA4S for ssxay days. posted rates.
81 S5zs s5se ard s4sSszQs.s7: com Eissf..-aI
bills. 81 s2szn4.; silver certificates, 80
ssAsc; bar silver 58ssc: government noTs5s,
strong. state bonds. dun; railroad bohess
heavy.
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BOSTON. June 10
Bos. 81 Mon ...1iai2i PARROT -. ....
Bos. & Butte :. % Tor. Short Line 50
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N ND TRADE REVIEW.

eesztfIe. Jssre Is. fsss
~ ne ssatfte. Tacoma. sEsiS-
$3.50 e<~isrd clearing houses today
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PIG Warrants 3 I66sa
t'opp*r--I. Lake 81. sa3i9
T9u-Si5 igFiisI5
Sue,ter-$as95@ -
Lead s2.S7lssi3s1' TIC firm sha. fxe.
the selling price FOR miners ana sn,sIterS
quotes lead al s. - AZ the c'ose
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- FOE

II you notice any sign Of blood taint
ask for "sn-day blood cure CIRCULARS,
They are free as air. All poison ID
promptly driven from the system TER
Eiary and secondary. as well as primary
Eases yield at once.
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By order 0f the Bureau OF Equipment.
J = CRAIG


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Note-Copses q these notices can be OBJ
t8ined by mariners free OF charge. by an
plying n the photographic Office TO one
Of The branch offices. or TO any Of me
agencies Sc tNe scaboaTd cities They ere
also on ale ~ all United States consul
atcs where every n tilifv VIII be afford
c} for their inspection. Snip masters are
esuecially requested - inform tAe hydro-
graphic offlce frnmeda'elv - any newly
discovered danger 70 Ia vlgation or Of the
establishment or change If any aid ~
navigation.
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THE DIL.I.El

Fred Parker. North Yakima.
Mrs Thomas Granny. C0upeVilo
Miss :. Cranney. coupevire
r. s Moore Tacoma.
Lois EIayd. Waits3urg
Thos. Amos. Co,fax.
Mrs Amos Colfax
Robert Brown. Arlington.
T. w Ferris. NJ. vernon.
DR. j. s. Waiston, Ocost3.
Hugh williams Newcastle.
Mrs. Williams. Newcastle.
Mrs. The,nAs Chadwick. San Francisco
\ u. Mills. Tacoma.
F. l.. Gaudette. Whatcom.
Sarah Davies Black Diamon-
Man Edwards. Black Diamond
9adte L. Morgans. Biack Diamond
= -. Wheeler. WT9nge..
Mrs Wheeler. HranEe-
Eeua Rowe. Seattle.
Mrs. Ninnifred D. Hare. iHcona.
Mrs. F. II. stackPole. III. vernon
o. r.. Hyggen, Kingston
John - MeAilisIeT Tacoma
Mrs. Paul 8 Hogan. Nj. Vernon
Mrs. E. ". Ferris Mt. Vernon.
Mrs. EanSs. Portland.
WIN. McPhee. Arlington.
THE NEW ENGLAND
] NJ Parker, Ia Conner
George Miller. la Conner.
Fred Artell. Newcastle.
chas. Irwin. New casile.
r. ChrlssoT. Fort Wrangei.
George Seeiey. City.
i NJ Ma1teFose. New Orleans.
James II. Rand Philadelphia.
n. l.. Fisher. Waynss boro, Pa
Z. James. Wayo~sbo-o. Pc.
william Jones. Empire. Mica
z Eggert. Getcnesi.
W H. Harris. Chicago.
II. Johnson. SHGhomis1.
A p TsangFsm. Everett.
". s Prescott. EyerS:t.
n. G5bh City.
william kingdom. Ednonda
e. ". Baker. CITY.
fAf.E
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hssltf--l ianea. ial lac fancy dairy. TN
sTs Eal5e Washington creameFies,
y Fsszis i7alsc.
:, sssrse fiahhingl Native Washington,
sss9le' Eastern. lsgiZl=c. California, Il
sskFs uchalnsl- Strictly fresh ranch.
ssse, EsTerH l5r
:. web honey las3lic Nevada lsc strain
= seasy eslslsc.
ss..ify-hreSSei chickens iie spring
- s.-ssas. fs.S07 - per ast; live chickens
~ Hrasxe.t ss,rkses -,
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xests. Provisions aud Fish.

FssA Meats uohh'ng)~Cow beef, Ic per
2. ass- Aeef. sisc per n. mutton, 7'sc per
? aess. saitac per -. veal large. 0asc |;
ssal ensa. Sc.
Fssstsons tobblng,--liams large loigc;
sass xrah, lie, breakfast bacon. lie. dry
sl%a sides. So
Nh;s STAR. sS.c. Coin Spseial. sac: lard
~ p and ..erees Gi4c Rex sAc
srsA Fish U1bhlnE} ITsibut. gti5lse sal
st sas'sc salmon Trout l1alsc. iionndess.
ssass se'ss a., rock cod 81. trout. 1874
y: shfiagps. zoe; sFpeli. a4lte. tom cod. 4c
ga ~ avssers. Olympia. s.. 40 per sack
IS ser gallon. clans. 81 - per sack: Dan
fsssss crabs ike. 81 cooked. sic
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sterling on London sixty days. Sass:
sterling on London. sight. As1Ia.
Einanciul
The Holly chieftain., 1898-03-11
Pure Seeds For Trial.

10 give our subscribers an oppoytuni
ty to test their famous seeds. Messrs
May d Co.. the well known seed grow.
ers of st. Paul, Minnesota, whoae orde
of one million packets of seeds tested
over 30 per cent pure Government Re.
pori) will mail seventeen trial packet;
OF choice varieties Of flower seeds to any
of oui readers sending them only ten
cents in silver or stamps. This is Their
Giant Collection, and consists of one
packet each, Asters, ,Mignonette, Antirr,
hinum, Pinks. Poppies, Alyssum. Zin.
Mas. NiRella. Godetia, Pansy. Calendula
Petunias. Sweet William. Portulaca
Sweet Peas. Calliopsis and Candytuft
On each packet will be printed full cul.
tural instructions.
They Will also send to any Gardener
or Farmer one package of their extra
early Tree Tomato on receipt of six
ceuts in stamps. Their Handsomely H.
lustrated catalogue will be mailed free
on application; to any one who intends
to purchase Seeds. Plants. OF Bulbs thi.
spring. Be sure and mention our paper
when writing May & Co.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-03-11
RANCH DOINGs.
Messrs. Wiley and Hsvkins star. 70
New York tomorrow.

Messrs. Wiley and Hswkins star. for
New York tomorrow.
G. w. Beach. who has been working
in the Surveyor Department OF the
Amitv Office here for some time. is soon
to go up the valley to do some work in
his line for the Storage COMPANY.
Chief En- Hineer Hawkins has Deen
compelled to go to his home to Denver,
by quite . severe attack Of La Grippe.
We are pleased to note, however, ths,
hs 10 on the mend and has returned to
his post in Holly.
The Holly ranch has puicha ased 9
new Era grading machine 1t . cost O,
twelve hundred dollars. The machipe
arrived last week, and this week 1t has
been thoroughly tested and found to
give satisfaction. The test showed that
1t threw out l044 cubic yards Of dirt IN
ten hours.
Manager Wiley has purchased &
bunch oft~snty-two head of horses
which arrived last week. They came
from the stock farm of MIR. Cooley. In
this connection We are glad to an,
nounce that the Board Of PArdops hal
recommended the pardon OF Mr.. Cooley
convicted last term Of court. and The
Governor has granted him bis pardon
Manager Wiley is having CONSTRUCTED
large stone, fire proof vault. adjoip.
ing the main office Of the Great Plains
Storage company. The very large and
increasing business Of this company
tenders this improvement peOessary
Tor tue proper protection Of the many
valuable books and papers Of the CON-
pany. Jock Wilson is doing the ma
sonry work
The Holly chieftain., 1898-03-11

l desire to attest to the merits Of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy - ons
OF the most valuable and sticisnt prep
arstions on the market. Il broke an
exceedingly dangerous cough 5cr me In
"A hours, and in gratitude therefor. l
desire 10 inform you thatI will never
be without It, and you should feel
proud Of the high esteem Ii which your
Remedies are held by psople In geaer-
al. tie the one remedy among ten
thousand. Success to ito. r. Dow
HEs. Editor Democrat. Albion. Ind.
For sale BY @. L. McPhsfscn.
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MELoH GROWERS MEETING.

\ meeting of the Holly Melon
Growers association viii be held in
Holly On Saturday, March, y,
la2s, for the purpose of aseer;aiuing
how much seed each member will
require, and transacting other nee
cessary business.
JAMES HA6RsDoRS.
Chairman.
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Garden sssas Free.

Here ia chance to get yoar garden
seeds free. In order to get every far-
mer and gardener in this vicinity &c
subscribe for the CEIHrNs, we will
give the following Est Of garden seeds
to each person payins one years sub
scription in advance:
| package Beans-Golden Wax
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The four urmonth-o.d boy of Mr..
and Mrs. George Hollis died last
Wednesday afternoon, after an i'll
ness of several weeks. The funeral
took place Yesterday and the little
one was lsid to rest il the Holly
cemetery. The stricken
parents have the sympathy of the
entire community ir thex sad
bereavement.
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SANTA rn novsr-c.ll,orul. llml,es.

SANTA FE RDvxE-caiiiorniaL Limite6.
The California Limited now rum
three times . week between Chicago
ahd Los Angeles, via Santa Fe Route
The third annual season for this mag.
nnicent train. Also sleeping car ser
vice to San Diego.
Equipment OF superb vestibuled fulf
man palace sleepers. bBdet-smok ing
car. and through dining car managed
BY Mr.. Fred Harvey. Most lnxnrioul
service via any line, and tue fastest
time.
Another express train. carrying pal
ace and tourist sleepers, leaves DAILY
for California.
Inquire of II. P. Ho.,sr, Local Agent
A. T. & S. Fry.
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Tho ENLARGED Field and Farm.

OF Denver. contains 30 pages. including a
10 page all-reading Supplement. making
il the largest and what is considered The
best general farm and live stock journal
published. 1t is handsomely illustrated
each week and should be read by every
ranchman In the country. We ran club
Field and Farm with this paper at $2.75
year.
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School Report.

For the third month of the Holly pri-
mary school. beginning February 7, and
ending March 1
Number enrolled during the month
twenty tive.
Total tardiness 10.
Those neither absent OF tsIdv veIe
Everett Baxter, sadie Bennett. Floyd
Banks, Laurie Conley, Dale Marston,
Hiram Pettee. Eddie Pe,tee and Lem
mel Lumery. Carrie Ssysr. Teacher
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Skin Diseases.

For the speedy and permanent cure of
letter. salt rheum and eczema, Cham.
ber!ain's Eye and Skin Ointment u
without an equal. II relieves the itch.
Ing and smarting almost instantly and
its continued use effects . permanent
cure: 1t also cures itch, BARRIERS itch,
scald head. sore nipples, itching piles,
chapped hands. chronic sore eyes and
granulated lids.
d.. Cadyf Cenditisa Powdefs for
norses sre the best tonic, blood purifier
and vermtfugs. Price, ~ Sesuts. boldly
Q. i. Mcphsssos.
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1t is. or shoxld be. tbs higbest aim
Of every merchant 70 pjsase his custo.
mers; and that the wide awake drug
firm OF Myers 4 Eshleuan, Sterling
H.. is doing 80, Is proven by the fol.
lowing. from Mr.. E,hleman: "In my
sixteen years experience in the drug
business haye meyer seen OF sold OF
tied medicine that gave as good
satisfaction as Chamberlsin's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoex Remedy. Sold
by G. l. NcPherson.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-03-11

Clothing. Clotbing.! sClothing.ss.
for small men, for large men, med
iun sized men. or any other kind of
men; in fact, all styles and latest
styles in mems suits coming from a
New York factory, at prices to suit,
and suits to SUIT all tastes and pock.
.et books. C. J.. Mcpherson.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-03-11

Mrs. Bottomlcy, of Lamar, has
bought the millinery establishment
of Mrs. Cradd"ck, next door to the
Ironclad building. She will go east
in March to bring on an entirely
new, up to date and stylish line of
millinery goods. Mrs. Bot'omley is
practical milliner, having had
charge of that department in the
largest stores in Pueblo, and spend :
ing last season with Madam DeNio.
All the goods now on hand must go
at less than their FIRST cost, as she
does not wish to carry anything oyer.
This will he an excellent opportuni.
ty to get a pretty hat at less than
cost. Ribbons, veilings, feathers;
in fact, anything now ON hand, will
be sacrificed and an entirely new
stock put In.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-03-11

Dr. Boggs, Of Coolidge, made sey
eral professional visits to HOLLY dur
ing the week.
c. H. Adams did some tin roof
ing on the farm residence of u. 5,
Bragg Yesterday.
When you want to send tele-
gram don't forget that the Postal
gives prompt service.
George Hollis carries 4 complete
line of furniture and undertaking
goods. Prices reasonable.
+. J. Baker has rented the farm OF
4. c. Hawkins for this season, and
will rcmoye there Immediately.
Anyone wanting buggies, spring
wagons, etc, will do well to consult
K. 4. Bennett, Holly, Colorado.
w. NJ. Wiley made a trip to Den
yer this week, on business relating
to the Storage company manage
ment.
Fred Mohl, the hustling agent for
the Amity Company, arrived yester
day with chartered car of home
seekers.
The demand for hands and plow-
men seems to be somewhat greater
than the supply just now, in thi,
vicinity.
Everybody around here is busy
with the exception of J. S. McMur
try, and Joe says his bead is work
ing all right.
Harry Pcttee butchered veal
old hog this week which dressed 34s
pounds. 1t was one OF those alfalfs
grown porkers, too.
Mrs. +. &. Hoffman and daughter
Ruth, are at Fisher, Kansar, visit
ing with Miss Ethel, who is teach
ing school at that place.
w. T. Gross. who has been work.
ing TOR W. Frank Crowley for som,
time, quit his job on Wednesda,
and Is now working IN town.
If your watch, clock, or Jewel
ry needs repairing send it to Apple
gate at Lamar and get first c!as
job done. All work guaranteed.
There will be a dance given at J
5. McMurtry's hall. on the night o
March II, Saint Pa,rick's day
Good music, and everybody invited
The little boy of Mr.. and Mrs. J
5. McMurtry was SO i'll that the ser,
vices of DIR. Wilson were required
on Wednesday. 1t is much bet,el
at present,
James Kendall, of Coolidge, In
creased his chances for the here
after by renewing his subscription
to the CurEFTAIN, with cash in ad.
vance, this week.
j. l.. Maytleld. of Granada, is re
celving his spring line of Clo,hin,
and Dry Goods. All the lates
styles of worsted and wash dry
goods are now on sale.
X. l.. Mickey, of Horace, who re-
Gently purchased forty acre farm
and residence lot in town, wa
down Yesterday, looking after i'm
provements on his land.
Our large and unsurpassed stool
of Boots and Shoes has partly ar.
rived. Call aid examine befor
chasing elsewhere.
&. l. McPuEgseS.
The wagon load of asparagu
roots brought here last week from
Syracuse, by J. X. Hatfield, wer,
neeled in at J. l.. Wilson's, and an,
one desiring some to set out shoult
call there and get them.
The balmy, summer.like weathe
which had prevailed for the pas
month, suddenly took its departur,
yesterday morning and spell O
that kind which causes folks to hun
the fires, took its place.
c. l.. Mcpherson and family hay,
removed back to their farm for IT,,
summer. Z. l.. has invested in &
new bicycle and as soon as he learn,
to ride, his trip from the farm tc
town will be but a pleasure trip.
In addition to the large stock oi
merchandise which be brought in
his car, WIN. Gill received large
consignment of new goods during
the week. He has built a shed ad.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-09
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Talk happiness. The world IL sad
enough
without your zoe. No path Is Who'll
~ rough;
Look out for the places that are
smooth and clear.
And speak OF those 90 rest the weary
ear
OF earth. 80 hurt by one continuous
strain
OF human discomfort and grief and
pain.
Talk faith. The world IL better on
without
Your uttered ignorance and morbid
doubt.
II YOU have faith In God. or man. or
self.
Say so: II not. push back upon the
shelf
OF silence all your thoughts an faith
shah come;
No one viii grieve because your lips
are dumb.
Talk health. The dreary. never-chang-
Ing tale
or mortal maladles is worn and stale.
You cannot charm, or interest or
please,
by harpins on that minor cord. dis
ease.
Say you are well. or all Is well with
you.
And God shall hear Tour words AMI
make them true.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox.