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~ Bears esoheszxs--sn.n White. per p.
Rses Sssss:nx'-Japan, sse: chsna, ssse:
.ssaad. 9se; Rangoon. sse' louisiana. e.s
Dried Pea. qsshiax,-Fsela. green. sac:
sal, oossias, -I.vsrpesl; s-n .sk Z
pr zen ss .ms "a. e e.!:xrosna n
TO- b. '5 scs .. Rsa 'aa In sai. e. ..ess
% n bale, &: I9-o sacks. q n eais. e.
Canned Goods
Canned VEGETABLES stoobinsi-Tcnatoes
ss. , I'LL s5n n .. s Sss: s "a
To ssf'as s'i ears. 81 a.ess- IS Ina bears.
a. Eos.en baked beans. 8 5a:1 nssa-
Canned Fru!ts-Tanl. C1ooeSrK1-Asso.t-
Hartlest gears si--5: white cherr.ss, e:
black cherries. 8; peaehss. California s ~
grapes 81 ssQi %. plans. s. s1El -: goose
berries 1ss; rasghergles. p.se.g;;,. We.
. .s. :; .s: 1:. !: pes sspa
), %; aprlcots us: bIackserries IN :':.n
tins. H-ss: currants gallon tins. As:
plums. gallon ,ins. 3 q. 2@s-D tins. w.
grapes ei4-N .tns. 81 10
Nails, Tools ard Cordage.
Nails GebblnE,-Nss list. cut steel.
a,e 70 oos, s.. 81. IS 10 6os, wire. So base.
Tools ttocolus g-S4w--Gros$cGt Dsss-
.9as .a5ls ssh .o, Per = saw e. 20.
4: Canadian racer aud razor steel. &c Per
+: hans, piss:on.. 30 Per cent on IT,
A1es-snsis &c. 81 p., . ds.sn aosn,s S
Oh per dog I'm. :4as oer doz Aatens;s
From 81 to s per aoz Mat,ocksEsr
coz. Forks-Hay. 70 and 10 per csn,. OF
list Grtnastones-ls.g2e Ter 10. Wedges
Steel: !ello per ID. Fiies-S and 70 per
Lawn MowsrsGrea, American. 50 and
% Phisdslphla' % ca Buckeye. y and 10
Ice Cream Freezers-Hhite Mountain.
60 and 10 per cent. OF: Lightning, 81 per
cent.
g l-sa.o per cent on list. .Buna!o. .1s
Ros s'1@5ss 1aze = Ia esn Ga ' and
larger. i21xc per u; I--thread, BE per ID.
s and s-tnread. l3'=ci sssai. lb.-!nch ard
l2sc; tarred lath yarn, sisal, ll1sc per 10.
Tinware Placed. = per cent. OF:
sam.sa Is and 10 70 50 q per cent Of,
Gakuai--Per bale. 50 1gin.
bsrbed fence ss25: green wire Cloth. n.S
.po~sse5 Qsee,as, -, blasting. p..
pr Sou 5ssa esr een Pss a' Ja E,
dynamite ssseg7: Champion or Triumph
emp ~ ipproxsd l sni.2 stune
kegs Sc: Dupont rife sporting. 25-lb kegs
s.; Eagle Duck. 2S~ib kegs sli per case
Shot Oobbngi-Drop. 81 & per haA: buck-
snot 81 90. chilled shot. N.ee
Fuse-per 400 double tacs. $3.50: triple
tape. 1.5o.
Heavy Hardware.
Wire Rope-Llst.
Bar Iror Uoboingl-Base Szea 81 S6U7
per cwt; Norway iron. &c per ID.
Iron Pipe uoo5sngl-VSroagh iron, up to
IL. black. 50 per cent. or list; Larger
sizes. 60 and 10 per cent: galvanized. IL
and under. 70 and per cent. on. larger
sizes. A. and s per cent. OF HIST.
Sheet Zac 0obhing>-7ho per ID.
bright &c. i.xo. s. 50sI7 per box; TX 80
Charcoal giase-, sorne e. lixao. $50: sx
Sheet Iron tjoo5ingl ~Arnerican. com
mon. No. -. IS 90: galvanized 70 and 10
per cent. Off list
Single Bands-Galvanized. 4Ikc per Ii;
black size per ID.
Solder oobo.ng)-Tfnners' haif-anc-hafe
l.c per ID: extra w!2!ng I5c
uiiS and Iurpcntine.
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- sae SisasreAsa. There were Us on board
s1~ varfosas Scund ports This "a her tirst
t~zers fhs nsw rln IN place ~ tae CITY Of
Fs2eSla. whsca has 1een chartered 49,
sayeens-aent transport, CAPT. Thomas. who
taok re tssaec<a - San FRANCISCAN remain
81 there % tase che Essleala 70 Manila.
TIE t9s4sea brought iip tse following PAS.
seneers;
Fog Seastae-G. Glnsnni. I. a. LAWYER.
y W. MesNal-. J. HaElon. !. Caakess +.
I, Jeamsoo. }. Sno,l. =. w. carr, Airs,
5eas1sssof', \. Stern. NSSs r Sssraad.
M~s l. P:tce. J. Ii, Nslsoa, J. weE +.
naa~n. Miss \. Brown. Miss II, brown.
Ms AeNoir and son. Mira NJ. Il. White,
Ars n g. Enssrsn, Miss Mstthessssu.
ton. I, X Hsreosi-e. Mrs \ Warner Airs.
f@tz ard Ch%.&. .. \. Baker. ]. \. Wcsfa,
= = l0srH,s. I. NJ. Rahcock. u. VI. RvSSk-
gan AAS!@and and son. Mrs j, II.
la ~ aaiS l. Roser. W, A. Shepherd. q.
Fer Alasks-w n. Aaersly. J. Aorarisa
A&as4sssTi \. Aalssy ana A. II. Cotton.
Iee lrA-atal.a carried the following pas
sSugeTS,
g \, Do3se. G. +. Zimmerman. Edward
Marsien, capt. Zaeei. :. i. James. Il. 4.
SSIe14 \; J. ,.ass, wsIa Bantss Af:ss
Nh i,r !; n,nsass Mss Smith. Mrs +.
=. ": Martin. Mrs. \. \. Aabott ]. Ns,rh-
Isi2h. RSv. Alan y. Clark Oliver Anaerson.
NJ !, > Worcester, Mrs +. Fraser. l.
Nluas, Miss l. +. Morss. :, y i Tavneo ~
Mr. Il. r Tsyler Mrs. IL n Weldon 4
y. 1.ly IoE. Mars, 4. q. Taylor. 4. a. Mc(sm-
Mira A. f. nsckirlsom. Mrs. ]. Nsehm'an'
MIS-. j. =. kGAas Ms - Mi!iSnore. Nrs.
" y Alison. Mrs Clark. Mira A. [.
Anderson. = \ Mcpevits. Mrs. II. a
Msataey. J Morrtam. W. O. Nelson, aad
SAkN II the .s.agragC
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THE WOOL MARKET.


BOSTON. June S.-Sales IN the wccl
MARKET show A fair average ta-s WEEK.
The Inarke; Was steady. 4nd dealers wire
Rot disposed 20 push sales. except A. gxs-
washed fiesses is slow. Fer M AID above
the price IS about 10 while tie hes Iaes
OF dslalnes and No. / feecFs call Ter S,.
Australian woods are held arm, Gut The
general business = slow Quotations:
Territory wooI~Montana fine me5sum
and fire, ia lbc, secured, 4Sc, st1pse. 81.
Utah. Wyoming. etc.. fine medium ARD
ane. l4ai5c; staple. 4Ssi 4sc.
AustraIan-S Secured basis combinS SUI
pernne. 5als2c. good. e5G6Sc; average -
aie5c; Queensland comuing. eac.
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NyAiioeE o4'' po's' f"e'S' S1sos' % Nc
Whit Lead 0ooe.ng,1 Pioneer or Carter.
1854 80: l-gal cans 81 Ec1sl S: is-gal cans.
I5Sgl.'o. quart cans. 81 souilS
miscellaneous.
Soap Qobbing) .seattls. savon. aos. Sc;
rinne. ZOOS. s. 20. 3os $40. Rabbits rs. 81
leas 81 p. Proctor Il Gambe.s Ivory 4bs,
Castle. notified. loc.
roeseco uooei ,1E Pug chewing citmas
AZ. Piper Heidsick 40; Stroll TAG
Good. de-. fire cut chewing, pail. les. 80
81. IS SC: Lime Kiln. 2-ox, 55c: 4-oz
b3e: Massir. rs. zee: ~. SIC.
Paper uo5clngl GT.cers straw. So;
sS@ a 6ac.r 6sra e ~. i ail4c' sc
list drah express sf.c
Rag q hbias}-Cirain, par leo. 3. -; old
is p, 2 area2 s sSo terra a.@ sot5a
:, : & 90, ), ,,ss'-For'aad- K Z. & $.
So III Roche Harhar. gj.-s.
PLes.-r ooba'ae>-Go'den Gate. per bbl
F'ae;er itair tjatb.urs- washed. 81 20 p.r
sack. unWashed. 81 81 per sack
Lumber and nuiidinG Material.
q. ~..f. 51.. II y X \ f.,
eNr -. toa'nor i'fE VI s spruce
ia@ 8 a era4r sa usie .rars e 6p
IF I.a-0 >er- R2gEa s. NIX finish
-. .scea @aa e {@9 s.te~. u .and J.
Ss-.ts- -rt~ Ae SAP Far n extra one
.a.h Isl. Ns9l>. 81 yeF..eal grain. s.
.ss- ne.' s.ssf.ts voE eear1s S.trca. sd
@ q -..+ t~l5 1898. h+ ~
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cnbscs. Hsegf.1: fancy feed. l:7ns.so.
gray. Tag. ga; milling, sS.sIssss'
Flour quarter sacks ISIS. barley, ce--
tails, So: oats. certaIx. Oregon. 30. eeass
SACKS. 80: potatoes. sacks zo.s, onoEs
sacks. e.: bran sacks ie; 20 Dragon. ~,
SaIes. q. sideS. nurns~r as: Quickxavf
saxxs Is. wine gallons. INA
Produce. Frxit. Etc.
MsadAagz. ssa-.. bran. SIG
Hay-Wne.,, ssoe2, wheat and oats. SIS
ag; compressed wheat. s-.~f24; straw. Der
VeTetss.es-Nsw red onions. 4aassc; gar
lie. 2ssci green peas. L1s1,-c: ser ,,ag
-. small box fancy asparagus, N-SsG-
egg plant. srlae. chill green peppers, so
Frults-Fancy Strawberries. ssg7; cher
r4ss. black, 2565sas; peaches. 5oa7Sc basket:
pIsI-zls, s5gsssAc; oranges, Aa-encsA saI-oe.
Mexican Inns repS tx, y s,S a''i g "a
80, bananas. si<12 bunch; pinsappies. N-s9
@ laz-
gI7Isc: fancy dairy, lie. seconds. i5q ls'2c.
cneese-New, sc SIC. young American.
Egxs-ssore, lsal4c: fancy ranch. l59
Poalsry-Tarkey sooe.ers. llglsc 70; FUR
key hens. 1ogu Old ROSTERS seq !.
young Rosters ssa. small s sso;'e F S.
yg4ss: ola dlcks. *3ssss5; young ducks.
S214 geese, 1Sctli pair, gos.nss, slI 10;
old pgeots, SIS: young pigeons, sl-Sst
Wool and Hops.
wool-Spr;ng-N ic9iic; Oregon,
eastern. Isa &c: valley. oregon, lygI.c.
Northern. HaI5. Fail-Northern lambs
mountain ss1lc: mountain lambs, saIc:
p,als1s. egsc. Humboldt and Menaocino, Il
aop-old crop. sGl21sc
Closing Quotations.
wheas-Easy; December, N--ls: May.
BarIey-Ffrm; December. sllsis.
Corn--Large yellow. S8Ioela.
Exchange.
Sterling on London sixty days. Sass
Sterling on London. sight, t4sss.
Financial
silver bars w Isl. Drafus-S!sht l1is
Nex. dos ..6a.94ot Telegraph :. :. 20
Mining stocks.
Alta -. -. 49,. 2 Julia
Alma Can ..... lJustiCe !
AIDES $50. ekeGtuck Con 49,.
ReIcher 49, . Lady Wash. Con =.
Bale Isle ......... i Mexican
Best a. Belcher :. u Mono -. .--.+....
Eodie Con -....... Mount DlaoIo 49,.
bAlIlon ..f~<at 80 -. .'".'-''
Bulwer Con 400. Occidental Con -. 9
Caledonia IL OpliF -ss.. ...-....
Challenge Con ..Oseruaa
CnoiiaF .... ....... PotoSl !
Confidence 80. -. :. savage 1
Con. Cal ~ Va :. IA scorpion -. :.
con. Inpertal Sierra Nevada 49,. IS
Con. New York =. fSilver Hall .......-
Crown Point 49,. Silver King .......
Excheuuer a.. .. STANDARD -. .....i55
Gould x Curry :. 4 Union Con ........ Is
Grand Prize ...... Il Utah Con .........
Hale Il NorcYoss. II Yellow JACKIE. 10
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Tie Nippon Yusaan KalSha steasn,shsp
hGlsasa Mara hossies rho bite PETER yes-
ter'say morning and during the day The
nag Haunted the intelligence 10 the nreoxea
That The sieasner had finished soadiny for
'Ea oF3enI S6a VAIL leave shortly after .
COON thAs morning, and has every inch
q ho*d space hlled up with tho usual cargo
carried Gus NY the ships Of the line. Had
there been more room ssla could have taken
several Thousand mora sacks OF -four The
hiIlSaiu VIII mo about ten weeks making
the round trip
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-
McFAHlsANh~fn South Seattle Tuesday
Jane ~ iNsS William George Mcfsar-
land, - 9ststr!tis. aged one NORTH and
three days
FksTrEl.LY-~In Seattle. ut the Seattle,
Nafionaai Bank building. Tuesday. June
x, lS9S, ncrw God. son Of James FettsFty
aged twenty five years.
ATTN Anal Providence hospital Tues
day. June y, 1873. Nellie wife az Henry
Altman. OF peri;onifis. AGED thirty years
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ftiE greatest naval and military review
ever aela oa The coast occurs al Vancouver
dominion day. July l. Excursion rate OF
s. over The Seattle < International railway
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ou tra Produce Exrra~Ee tos3sv - but
tsr rassk@t ~as steady. creamery igt-~a
1A.ry. Itts44is1zc eR3S stea6y fresh - +.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

lfk.NN f-fo Mr.. and Mrs Victor Danny
-- E-rsn,oanI. on June y. daughter
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ES.x. and IN tire Surplus AFTER charges Il

-. and n ire surplus after charges u
But the Suspension ta~ ne present cords-
tc- o TIE grain market. and tie KNOW
edge shaT lie e1r-sn. earnings .. me Gran
gers are falling below asst years large ag-
eTsge. brought realizing ard fractional de-
cilrseS Mon Pacific preferred WIS oaste a
marked SUFFERER fran ths results os rate
Cutting II traascolJ4nens@S passenger ssssa-
sess- TIE raSr1al szs- was very much neg
I~cssc Tor t5s n1eSs part. sss@ demand to-
s>a.As having apparently died away en-
lFe42 IN spite o. many farcr1-g css-tss hons
o. business and the continued ease in rso1-
sy, which seems - show 10 effect whatever
.EQ-l any demand 20 meet July ! oa.iSa-
tons. or take I'D The government lean
Tie Very iZgEs demand far socks "a rot
accompanied ~ any pressure IN sell large
amounts, ard the veSssy Is an al-.cSt stag
nant market. II which there e nothing 20
issdisase any chargs- TIE new TAX On L.
Sues transfers and safes xss stock s-art:sS-
o. attention IN Wall street. where tase a,,lr-
ION prevails thar I2xAsss - literal provisions
can D. s1aeteSst ulsy coFnha.ed in the courts
or .ega!1y eTadess. they viii largely cslEtah
professsonal sgsecu!atfors and operations by
room traders for quick turn n the price
OF stocks
Bonds reflect the pressure Of availah3.
money FOR profitable employment and prices
se.s4. GO. United States cd "a coupon ana
the IS advanced 4 n the bid price.
Money and EXCHANGE.
Money On cal, easy. lfsiaz per cent:
last loans, il. per cent; prime mercantile
paper, SsA per cent: sterling exchange
rrm. with actual business IN bankers bills
al 81 si3ai4- Ss4 for demand. and s4S4l. y
commercial bills, 81 S3xs4 ssis: silver eertttf-
Gates. 5sasc; bar silver. 5Shse Mexican dol
lars. 4~sc, government bonds. strong:
state bonds. dull; railroad bonds. strong,
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Condition eff the Treasury.
TODAN'S WEATHER.

1ODAN'N WEATHER..
dc
FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY,.
Portland June y, lSS.
Far; warmer.
y. g. DEPARTMENT or aGR.CUk
TCRE. WEATHER BUREAF e
DAILY BULLETIN
SAIL. %
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NEW YORK. June S.T'he Evening
Posts financial eahlegFan says,
The principal feature III the stock mar
keIs here today was the revival ot activity
in kafilr mines. The other markets were
dali AMI stupid. investment buying in att
ticipation of July dividends nor Yet nay
ing commenced. TIE failure nj Hopkins
a. Sens, Nest end bankers. IL Is asserted,
will have some effeet on Americans and
Canadian railways the firm having stock
in pawn. bat most people are disposed -
view the suspension as uniuporgant. The
liabilities cannot be very Nrge.
American securities were duN and droop-
ing with weakness in Union Pacific stocks.
Grand Trunk was lower because az the
Hopkins failure. Argentfncs were Hat.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON. June 2S,-Canadian Pacific.
ssh Grand Trunk, :.
Bar silver. steady: q 5-i6d per ounce
Money. iz9lss Der cent.
Hreadstuns.
LIVERPOOL June S.-Nheat Spot.
Nc red Western winter, dull. - "a.
Corn-July. quiet, Is 3.d. September.
quiet. Is 2iad
Wheat-Futures closed steady: July. SIS
ID September. - sad, December, - oasN!.
Condition eff the Treasury.
WASHINGTON. June eS.--Today's state
rnent If the condition OF the treasury
shows.
Available cash balance ...........S l9i l29.1ii
Gold reserve ......... .--...t-..... l>e, ,5ss
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boston Jgrs 50 : l. n Z. l.
NJ -. = = l.. sS*s. x~gT@-s.
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C.earau css. Balances
.ssie. 80. .11.i. x4E 81 $40. re. "A
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Nsssass SIC; sAited k,r~ szsc: cali p<~ Il,
10. sEssG n.ess. &c sess r1aa sailed: Sry
- kes ID sE1acs dry czxlls one~ehs-s
80 s1a1-sr 9ssr. Der H. ss4-~ wsyste-
- "a. Is9-acs pspsry eeer. sets6c. dry
-. 49, green six, ssFc; SaA~s GETS
.1lss ~3os. s2GUz4+zs ssGn. medium. gsI.x
e.slfg,G: ssssa ring lsSi i5c: western Tas-
In got .foi. i4f1i5c, dirty or timer err
- .1assc: ksstsrrs Washington woo. 80
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l-A-rasr - far. G@~-.s... sss4 -
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-04-21

Mer ibn bsDbadtets, in ZEN rI.aBfe BIZ
@efiir9tung dufiteigen, beB Dieky
Wiann rneiidlerifhe Slide I'm Gnilr,
fibre, baB er bic &usei mod DDr ben
3eiden entfenben ipiirba. Dieie Be.
fiirhtuns ludre alIerbings srunblo2
getps5er.
srollop Iieb bas Sud- fallen biz
G9iiife fraAfen gleidaeitig. Maifera
trat einen SpruRa riidtpdrts, Der STE
bolper entfiel feiner 6anb. Gr grill
naA oem 5ersen, fhaute ii9 na9guru
nm, lddelte ibm gu nnb itiirste bann
nieber auf Ieta Mngeiiht.
GalbtpeG itdnb tpie 5upor, unDers
lebt.
osSSit er tobt2" forIdte Dapenire Be-
flonmen.
Surn mar tersuoeeilt unb bate Der
5reunb nit f6onenber 6anb ouf Der
Riiden gelegt. 3tpei1nal nod entrano
ii9 Elm leifes StDbnen ben 2ippen Dee
Gefalenen. bann mar feline Seele emit
floben.
Gin gutter @9uB," 1agte sronot
81 galbnea, neben bem Sobten ME:
oerfnieenb. r@eben sic ber."
Gr fpies auf Elm fleines God in Tfa-
tiers !Rod; baielbe befanb 1iA senal
iiber bem 9eroen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-04-21
18. Gapitel.
rQ a n b so I"

3ehn Sage iparen per9anqen, felt
bic piruten fiH bes @fiffes bemGdz
tigt butten. Gs tpar Elm ipunberbol.
Ter, fonlYnrotber Nddmittog; SnIeln
bon fhnseDeiBem Dampf itrihen am
blduen 6irmament bdbin. 5iibpdrts.
bod iiber ibren eigntn 6hatttn ouf
Der See.
llnb fiibndrts 5og aud BE, Queen
sEre Gtrabe burh bic itnbeqrenate
Wtiie bss Dctuns, bic @<gel bon elmer
Iei6ttn @rife gef6UelIt Gie mar ies
hn@ nidt nlsbr gang b0s qrdciDfe
6abr3euo. bos emit bss oiten 8eu{ons
@t0ia 9siptien; II {db ettpds 3er8uuE
nnb beriDubrlD{t aus. Sin SeemonuSs
dil1x 0lirss dnf bsn Ien @Ild trs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-01
COMMON DISEASES.
Piles, Fistula, and Infammntory
Conditions of the Rectum.


The troubles so annoying and danger
Gus TO health are among the common
est with which humanity Is afflicted.
We are. therefore. pleased to announce
that modern research in medical science
has at last produced q certain cure TOT
them, and as usual with all great and
meritorious inventions. Is simple, ana the
only wonder is that such remedy was
not discovered and used years before.
The remedy we prefer to is known as
the Pyramid Pile Cure. 1t Is not an ONT
ment nor a save, liquid nor Internal
remedy but is applied directly to the sea'
OF the disease and produces a cure IN d
surprisingly short space or time:
For itching piles few Applications
produce a complete cure. while LOT
bleeding, protruGing. and all other forms
of rectal diseases its use will result IN
permanent cure. even in cases where an
operation has failed
The Pyramid Pile Cure is painless 10
use, and relieves all pain at once. All
druggists keep it. or will get II Tor you
II is prepared by the Pyramid Drug
Company, of Marshall. Mich., who VIII
send you full particulars OF the cause
and cure Of piles also. testimonials from
every section OF the country, or IL your
druggist has the remedy on hand you
will find the treatise on piles and testi-
monials In each package Of the remedy.
A trial will convince you that the Pyra-
mid Pile Cure Is a specific for every form
Of rectal disease. and Il Is guaranteed TO
contain no mineral poisons nor injurious
ingredients so often resorted TO In treat
ing piles. Sold by druggists at 90 cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-01
Special Notion Sale.

Mere trifes, ehl but very
IMPORTANT to us. Ahouse
is FREQUENTLY judged
by it's little deeds. Judge
Us in this way, and a
lasting reputation is estab-
lished.
Browns Russell Leather Paste. 20.
box.
New line Beading twhite ana col
ors), &C. piece.
Best Machlne-oil (will not gum). 30.
bottle.
Large-slze stockinet Dress Shields.
SC. pair.
Cabinet Hair-Pins assorted styles
and Sizes. 1c. box.
Safety-Pins (all sizes). &c. paper.
Rick Rack Braid (red or white). &c.
piece.
i-inch SILK Elastic (all shades). 100.
yard.
Kid Curriers'. full size. (all colors).
&c. bunch.
Children's Hose Supporters Cblack
or white), &c. pair.
Cable Cord 0used for shirrinO, lie.
yard.
8 crochet Needles On neat cabineo.
for Sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-01

Woven Madras at u 1-2c. a yard
possesses charms peculiarly It's own
II is essentially a shirt-waist mate
rial.
Scotch Cheviot, 27 inches wide, loc.
yard, in the grandest assortment OF
plaids you ever saw, and they'll go
like the proverbial "hot cakes"
French Madras, So inches wide. beau
tiful styles. taste. skill and beauty
written all over them, just the thing
for wrappers, at u lie. yard.
Linen suItings, % inches wide, cool,
light, airy. washable fabrics, lace
work In stripes. Black and White, at
10c. a yard.
Piques, very heavy cord. in White
and colors, they are in great demand
and very scarce. To show We marx
our goods always at the very lowest
prices we are going TO let this lot go
at lie. a yard 1t is worth Jc.
At 25c. a yard We will put on sale
a big lot OF Large Vale and Warp
Plques. We are sure we will never be
able 70 duplicate them, so you had
better come early.
Duck Is a material which Is always
salable. We invite your attention es-
pecially to our new line OF solid colors
at Zoe. a yard-Pink, Light Blue, Red,
Navy. and Tan.
Organizes, in solid colors, at II lie. !;
a good. fine. sheer quality; has every
appearance OF an imported goods; In
all the newest coiors.
Hundreds and hundreds OF yards or
printed prettinoss in organizes at
i21-2c. yard--plaids. sprays, and
flowers so true TO nature as to fool
the bees. -.
Galatea Cloth, at 15c. yard. Is the
greatest goods 10 be had for chill
dren,s wear or ladies' skirts-Just the
right weight; in stripes and SOLID
colors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-01

Prices in our Tailor-Made
Suit Department take a So
mersault, turning over OF
values, and money saving
chances are plentiful. Shrewd
buyers will not delay a mo-
ment, but will come at once
and secure the choicest
things of the season at great
reductions.
Brown, Green. and Tan Mixed Gov
erts, REFER jacket, fiy-front, plea'
back skirts, regular price 5000. now
$S.iS
Light Coverts. strap seam, silk
lined REFER jacket: also, new blue
broadcloth, blouse jacket. silk-lined
navy pompadour serge, silk-lined,
REFER jacket, regular price $3.50. now
$3.50.
Tan Covert Suit. tight-ftting Jacket,
strap seams, silk-lined jacket, very
swell. this seasons best. regular
price $3.50, now s1S48.
We have u Suits left in this special
lot, consisting OF black and navy che
viot serge. black and navy pompadoui
serge, green, tan, and bue-mixed
coverts. regular price SIS, $3.50, and
$l9. Your choice, sl3.75.
Navy. Tan. and Green Coverts, REFER
jacket, changeable lined, pleated-bsch
skirt, regular price $3.50. Your choice
SO.
Dark Tan Covert, strap seam, plaid
silk-lined REFER jacket, very hand
some costume. pleated-back skirt. re-
gular price, $50. Your choice s20.iS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-01
OUT IN DICKINSON.
Keeping Posted i'm Regard to the
War-A Death.

DWAI.E, DICKINSON COUNTY. VA,
April 0-(Special.)- some time have
been closely observing the way that some
OF our people keep posted in regard to
the war In every neighborhood are to
be found people who. to use their own
expression, never take the papers; but
yet they want to know what is going on
at a time like this. In the rural neigh
borhoods those who are without paper
have not the chances 10 get the news
that those who live in the more thickly-
peopled portions of the country have. III
a man from one OF these rural scenes
goes to town Cwhere they are supposed
10 know IL alp he inquiries the news ana
gathers all he can along this line, and on
his return ne posts mis- neighbors, telling
them many things. perhaps, that he never
heard, in order TO excite their wonder.
Then this news is passed around from
one to another. with change each time
il changes hands. Some OF these people
will borrow papers, which they Will read
for three or four days, as they nave
spells of leisure from their work. They
do not seem to care about the date OF
the papers. Then, when they have fin
ished. advertisements and all. the papers
are turned over to the good housewife,
who, with a coarse paste made by cook
ing cornmeal, pastes them on the walls
OF the dwellings, carefully noticing for
the picture side. in order to put 1t out so
that IL can be seen. Again, after their
DAVIS work is done, some of the rural
folks will go to the post-office or 10
house where one or more papers are re-
ceived 10 hear them read
Mrs. Mary Klgore, an aged lady OF
Ava, this county, is thought to be dying.
Her husband, James Kilgore. died at the
age of 81 two or three years ago.
1t was thought that the freezes or
few days ago killed nearly all the fruit
In this section; but It seems that there Is
a good prospect Of very fair crop OF
apples and pears.