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tinued pressure of affairs has caused the
nerves to demonstrate and fall In tone
At such time Paine's celery compound
becomes of value. Having experienced
its benefit. | gladly commend Ii.
MILES r. PRESTON.
The skin and the eyes are two good
thermometers of health. If the skin has
spots eruptions. an unhealthy pallor or
il yellow appearance. and the eyes a
glazed look. with yelowish whites, IL is
high time 10 purify the blood and regu-
late the liver and kidneys. Paine's Gel
cry compound makes bright red blood
and relieves the liver and kidneys of the
strain that is brought upon them when
ever impure blood is constantly pour
ing through their substance.
There Is every reason in the world
why Pane's celery compound should
build up sickly people, increase their
appetite and nourish every tissue in
their body.
As even children are aware. there is
blood all over the body. II Is this blood
which builds up the tissues that have
been worn out. Ii carries all the ma
terials for restoring wasted and worn
parts. To the muscles IL gives certain
particular materials for making mus
Gle; to the bones ii gives up other ma
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Mayor Miles r. Preston has been
Hartford's chief executive for two years.
As result of his economic, wise admin
istration, the municipality has pros
pered. and to-day stands high among
the leading cities of America.
Mayor Preston is the first chief magis-
trate of Hartford under the consolidated
form of government. beginning new
period in the municipality history of
Connecticuts capital.
He began at the bottom round of The
ladder less than Is years ago. coming to
Hartford without a business acquaint-
ance or friend In the city, As a man
Of the people. but also a thoughtful,
conservative official. fully conscious of
the responsibility of his high position
and of his recommendations Mayor
Preston's statement of the decided bene-
fit he has derived from Palne's celery
compound must carry more thnn ordi-
nary weight in every home. where there
is need of recuperatlon. and Of remedy
that is beyond any reasonable doubt re-
liable This is what Mayor Preston
said:
MAYORS OFFICE. Hartford Conn.
The modern man OF business. be he
ever SO sturdy, finds often that the con-
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Financial Cnbiecram.

New York. March 4.-The Evening
Posts London financial cahlegram says
The stock markets here were dull to-day
especially for Grand Trunks and Ameri-
cans. The tendency OF first-class stocks
Is either to remain idle or depressed. part
ly in connection with the forthcoming
China and other loan operations. The
buying of Grand Trunk was large and in
fiuenced partly by moneyed clique. The
Americans were dull and closed dull. The
general tendency here is to suspend deal
ing in Americans until there Is a more
distinct lead from New York. Gold is re-
vived in demand for America at lis 10d.
though apparently shipments do not pay.
No gold is offering. half million will go
from Paris on Saturday.
The Paris bourse opened steady. but
closed distinctly fiat. 1t is reported that
the finance ministers are to introduce n
bill to further tax bourse transactions,
also Il measure which viii interfere con-
siderably with coulisse dealings The Ber-
lin market was steady.
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A MUSICAL TREAT.
The Concert Given By the Welsh Giee
Club ST. Dayirs bay.

The Concert Given lsy the Welsh Giee
Club 81. Dayid's Day.
Belt, March 3.--The concert given by the
Welsh Glee club Fon ST. David's day,
March l. proved To be a very high class
musical affair and was well patronized.
Director Thomas had spent much time
and care in the training of the voices for
the ehoruses. and the feeling, power and
melody displayed in their rendition must
have been gratifying to him as it was
creditable to the performers. Many of
the solos and duets were excellent, those
of Evans and Isaacs being especially fine.
In the soprano singing contest there was
but one contestant Mrs. Hay. She has a
voice of wonderful power and sweetness.
and her rendition of the song Like As
Father was classical
In the recitation contest Charles Hay
was awarded first prize, THE Leper," by
n. p. Willis. being the piece chosen. Mr.
Hays Interpretation and rendition of the
piece were excellent.
Graceful and pretty Miss Oracle Green
wood was awarded second prize. Her
knowledge of "Delsarte" is almost per-
feet Her facial expression is good. and
for child her power to express with
the voice feelings of intense sadness and
supremest joy is almost wonderful.
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County Treasurer,s Report.

Great Falls. March 4.-The regular
monthly report of the county treasurer
for the month of February has been
placed on file. 1t shows that there is
on hand in all of the funds cash to
the amount of $13s,4o993. The receipts
for the month from all sources was
$11, 112, while the expenditures amount
ed to about double that sum, 500, 1870
The principal item of Importance in
the report is the statement that there
is but $4,000 in the general fund. As
the annual drain on that fund amounts
to nearly. If not quite. $4,000, it would
seem that the fund would run short
before the taxes came in again to fill
it up and that general fund warrants
were likely to be discounted, though
of course not by such large margins as
they were in the dark year of 1893
The fund, however is not likely to be
swelled by receipts in the meantime to
any appreciate degree.
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THEIR WORK FINISHED
The Board of Appraisers Has
Concluded It's Labors. Z
THE VALUATION RAISED
Several Large Pieces of Property Will
Pay More Taxes $780, 900 Added to
the Boston g. Montana Smelter.
Other Property Raised.

Great Falls, March yesterday eve
ming the board of appraisers for Cas-
cade county, composed of Chris N.
Dickinson, T. E. Healy and Henry Bur
meister. concluded their labors and
adjourned. While 1t is impossible to
state the exact effect of the board s
work in dollars and cents, it is still
possible to say generally that they have
raised the valuation of several large
pieces of property.
AMONG them was the Boston & Mon
taf1a smelter. Last year the complete
. Inventory of their property in this city
was placed at 100000. The appraisers
haze valued their buildings alone at
THAT figure, and should the assessor
p4ace valuation on the rest of their
property corresponding to the one made
last year, Ii means that the assessment
of,that company has been raised about
$zu0, 000 The silver smelter was corre-
sTondingTy raised from 500 900 to $125,-
600. The buildings along Central ave-
nue, in 1.-The business portion of the
town. were generally raised, but it is
impossible to figure out at the present
umesthe exact percentage of increase.
Four thousand dollars was added TO the
valuation @efsthe Montana brewery and
$4,000 to that of the Great Northern
shops and round house
Hitherto the dam at the Black Eagle
/ falls has been assessed at only $1,000
and.the power house has not been as
sessed at all. The board placed a valu-
ation Of. $4,000 on the dam and $4,000
/ on the power house, making a total
q assessment of $4,000. The value of city
lots and of acre property was left prac-
4 tically unchanged from last years fig
ures. The board had intended to assess
The water works in this city but found
that class of property was not included
in it's line of work. 1t would hardly
have been possible to select a more
competent board in this county, and
the citizens generally will be satisfied
with their conclusions, and perhaps
more than satisfied.
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teria1s for making bone; in the brain
and nerves 1t leaves other materials
again for making nerve matter, AMI
so on.
But 1t takes rich. pure. highly vital
lied blood 10 do all this, and this is the
powerful lever which Paine's celery
compound takes advantage OF to make
the weak body strong, and to drive out
disease from the system.
Paines celery compound supplies just
that needed. appropriate food that the
overworked nerves are often too feeble
to extract. unaided. from the mass OF
food taken into the stomach. Patne's
celery compound increases the appetite
and puts the digestive organs into shape
to pass the food over to the blood In
such a perfectly prepared condition that
the change into nerve. brain and tissue
substance is easily and fully brought
about, without waste of nervous energy
or wear upon the liver. kidneys. heart
or stomach.
In this scientific, accurate fashion.
Paine's celery compound permanently
cures stomach troubles. disordered liver.
kidney disease, indigestion and all un-
healthy conditions that grow out of
overworked. underfed nerves and or
gans.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
prOdlIce.

Chicago, March AIT the opening and
for a short time after there was a lively
speculative demand for July wheat and
the market displayed considerable firm
ness. As usual Letter was at the bottom
of the strength. through ordering $4,000
bushels more of his wheat for shipment
to the seaboard, this making nearly 1000,
600 bushels since this movement began.
Another factor was the signing of the
decree reducing the Spanish import du-
ties on grain. Opening trades in July
We're made at 9iAa91ssc, a shade above
yesterdays closing price, and enough sup
port materialized to sen1 the price up to
a19sc in a short time. That proved to be
the high point of the day.
Outside the items of news mentioned ev-
erything favored the selling side of the
market, and this fact soon had its effect.
Liverpool was the especially discouraging
feature. That market showed 4nasd de-
cline.
Argentine shipments were the heaviest
thus far this season. being reported at
l,640. 900 bushels. This array of bear news
gradually brought sellers into the mar
ket. The liquidation. light at first grad
ually grew heavier and prices slowly de-
clined In the meantime another factor
had entered the market In the shape of
selling of May by the elevator interests
in which Armour was especially promi-
nent. His houses made no secret of the
selling and the freedom of their offerings
brought out others to the selling side
Opening prices of May were i2c higher
at 81 06i2. An irregular decline to 81 .05k
followed. Then came a slight reaction,
but prices soon got back to Sl.05L again.
July by that time had declined to 9ossc
For some time the market hesitated at
those figures but the liquidation of May
finally took all the remaining courage
out of, the bulls amy the market was left
to shift for itselfT
During the last hour offerings became
quite heavy both Ia May and July, and
prices slid off rapidly. May getting as
low as sl.04A and July declining to a0c
shortly before the close. Covering by
shorts with good profits caused little
better feeling and slight improvements
followed May ranying to 81 0sa. and July
to 90AG90asc Those were the closing
prices.
Corn was easier on a moderately active
market. May closed &C lower.
Oats were remarkably strong during
the morning. May closed a shade lower.
Provisions were heavy from the start.
Most of the selling was credited to n
prominent packer, but offerings were
quite general and the market which
opened lower I'm spite OF firm hog receipts.
declined steadily. AT the close May pork
was zoe lower May lard 1oo lower and
May ribs 1oc lower
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win Not BE Taken Alive.

Salt Lake. March "A special 10 the
Tribune from Nerna1. Utah. says: No
news has been received to-day from the
scene Of the killing of Y. s, Hoy in
Browns Park. The sheriff and posse were
expected TO reach the place some time
this afternoon. 1t is stated that Liant and
Johnson will never be taken alive. Gov
ernor Wells telegraphed to Sheriff Pierce
to-day stating that he will offer a re-
ward Of 500 for the murderers. dead or
alive IL the killing done in Utah.
The governor was informed that Strang
was killed in Wyoming and Hoy in Colo
ra1a
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OTHER MARKETS.
Omaha Live stock.

Omaha March -cattle-Receipts /. NO.
Market steady. Native beef steers. 80 en
30; Western steers. 81. SCAT. 80: cows and
heifers s3d4.05: stockers and feeders,
So. 75d4. IS: bulls and stays. s.. 35n3. 10
Hegs-Receipts, 5000. Market a shade
easier Heavy 81. soa3.s0: mixed s.. S5qf
3 80: light 81 sja3 rs, bulk of sales. s.. S58t
$50.
Sheep-Receipts. 800. Market steady
Fair TO choice natives. ss.sOd4 70. fair To
choice Westerns s. 50at 80; common and
stock sheep s3ata.s9: lambs. 81 3oa5. 10
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Live stack.

Chicago. March 4.-Cattle-Cattie ruled
unchanged. Feeders We're sold chiefly at
s4fi4. 80. with few selected as high as
40; canning cows, s2.50n3; prime beeves.
s.. 70Gl ). 50: bulk Of the offerings sold at
81 ,35d s Is; bulls were steady. but calves
were more plentiful and lower: choice fed
Texan steers sold at $4.75
Hogs-The trade in hogs was fairly ac-
tive at yesterdays late decline. Sales
were a an extreme range of 81. S5ai4.15 for
common to prime, the bulk going at s4n
40: pigs So. 50a3.a0.
Sheep-Trade In sheep and lambs was
fairly active at firm prices. Lambs. ASA
5,55; sheep, s3h4.61. yearlings. si.l0n5
sheep sold largely at 81. 25ei4 20 and lambs
chiefly Mt s.. 20a5 s.. feeders. s.. 156f5. -
Receints--Catrie. 1000. hogs 2GOa1
sheen 900
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Great Fails. March To-day. by
the Instructions of the county commits
sioners. the sheriff, G. G. Proctor, dis
charged three of his deputies Al Rey-
nolds In this city: Pat Sweeney IT Net-
hart. and f j. Lowry at Belt. Owing
to the present rush of work. he imme-
diately reappointed temporarily his
deputy in this city, Mr. Reynolds.
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years ago and settled there for the prac-
tice of raw. Although an unusually
young man for his profession he rapidly
gained the respect and confidence OF the
community where he had made his
home and was building up for himself a
lucrative practice. Two years ago he
married a daughter of j. w. Hyndeman
of Havre.
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Metal Market.

New York. March 4.-pig iron warrants
steady at S. 50 bid and IS 90 asked. Lake
copper strong at 11.s7c bid and 12c asked.
Tin firmer at IA. 20c bid and l4.3oc asked.
Spelter firmer at 4 2on4. SOC. Lead firm at
3Sod3.s7c. The firm that fixes the selling
price for miners and smelters quotes lead
at 3.60c at the close. Bar silver, 5Ii4c
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IONS Of MOTHERS for their HILpkEN
WHTI,E TEETHING with PERFECT SUCCESS.
Ii S0DFHE- the CHILD. sDFIESS the I'll " :
aIIAYS All PAIN CURES WIND CoLiCs ans
i tha nest remedy FIR nFARRHGA. Sold hs
Druggists IN every part ~ the world Re sure
and ask for Mrs. Wins }oEs Soothing sEraps
ana tAke no other kind Twenty hSs cents a bottle
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Cash Quotations.

steady. No. spring wheat. 9iM93c: No. 3
spring wheat 90G97c. No. red 81 .03sid
1.04a4 No. . corn. 294c; No. 2 oats. 26l2n
26ssc: No. white. f. o. b., 2Sd29Ae; No. 2
rye, soc; No. ! flax seed. 81 2iGi1 .25; prime
timothy seed. 81 .a5: mess pork, per barrel
$40. Asa 10. 80; lard. per 100 pounds. S. 15i
5.l71a: short ribs sides. loose. s5Gt5 .40 dry
salted shoulders, boxed. 4s4M5c short
clear sides. boxed s. .356i5 81. whiskey
distiliers finished goods, per gallon
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From all over the country come
words of praise for Chamberlain. :
Cough Remedy. Here il i sample let
ter from Mrs . Sheu Of Little Rock.
Ark. i was suffering from a very
severe cold. when | read If the cures
that had been effected By Chamber
lain $ Cough Remedy / concluded II
give Il a trial and accordingly procured
a bottle. 1t gave me prompt relief and
| have the best reason for recommend
ing il very highly. which ! 10 with
pleasure For sale by druggists.
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Death of y. W. williams.

Great Falls. March At is reported
here to-day that j. W. Williams. the
young and popular attorney OF HaVfe.
died al his home there last night While
a rather infrequent visitor TO TINS city.
he was known here BY many and all
were his friends. who viii regret his
Early death.
The deceased. who was only e years
If age at the time Of his death. came 10
HavTe from Chippewa Falls about four
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ean I-rnI,eiscn MnnI.

san Francisco. March 4,-Spriug woods
Nevada Iasc. Northern. 7nSc. Fall woods
Southern coast lambs. i0anc. Northern
lambs. 1lIl2c, mountain lambs 10ai2cs
san Joaquin plains. use: Humboldt and
Nrnde elmo. lsII5c.
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CHALLENGED To Eigl,t.

Paris. March 3.-Colonel Henry. one of
the witnesses called IN the recent trial
of NJ. lola To contradict minor points OF
testimony given By Colonel Picquart, has
challenged the latter to a duel.
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stnnrt Arrives.

New York, March s.-Among the pas
sengers who arrived to-day on the steam
ship Alliance from Colon was Hon. Gran
willie Stuart of Montana. ex-Gnited States
minister 10 Paraguay and Uruguay.
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tual business in bankers bills at 81 s4iA
for demand and 81 .s1i2Ga4. s1s4 for 60 days.
Posted rates. $.s3n4 .S5ls. Commercial
bills. 81. s02t. Silver certificates, 54isa54ssc.
Mexican dollars. 45c. Government bonds
weak state bonds dull, railroad bonds
weak.
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Murder and suicide.

cordale Ca. March 3.-Shep Young. a
prominent young farmer, to-day shot and
Killed his brother Thomas and then sent
a bullet through his own brain. The
brothers qnarreled over business matters.
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New York Mining stocks.
afona, Market.

Sew York. March money on call
firm At za4s4 per csatz Last loaas. : per
cent Prime mercantile paper 4R4iz per
cent. Sterling exchange weak with ac-
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owing TO the small stocks. Americans OPP
Grated freely. The next sale will be held
on Anrl n.
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHEs' are unri-
vailed for relieving Coughs. Hoarseness and all
Throat TROUBLES. Sold only In boxes.
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For aIl kinds Of weartn every kind Of
weather-The Gordon Hat.
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Boston stocks.

Boston March 4-Oregon Short Line.
ton. 2fTs.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-02-19

Pictures make excellent we'd
ding presents. King Bros, ITO
Hotel street. u
Does your wife love you ? She
does. That's good; and so is
Rainier Beer. Loved not only by
your wife, but by everybody else's
wife. Telephone 7S3 for supply
at once.
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DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
Working Board DiSpoSeS Of Business
Yesterday Afternoon.
Ice Plant al Lahainaluna - Books Donated 10
W. c. 7. U. ZumWalt Succeeds
GOOdale Armstrong.

eral Townsend, Deputy Gibson,
Prof. Alexander, George w.
Smith, w. A. Bowen, III. M. Won
Holt, Mrs. Dillingham; and Mrs
Jordan were present at meeting
of the Commissioners of Educa
ton held at 3 o'clock yesterday
afternoon.
Mr.. Rosecrans of Lahaina ap
piled for lease of Government.
land to accommodate a new ice
machine, purchased from the
Hilo Boar ling school and put up
at the school on his own respon-
sibility. He desired to insure the
plant but could not do unless the
lease of the land occupied was
owned by him. Thirty feet square
was wanted for a term of 10
years.
Mr.. Cooper thought the matter
in vague shape. Ii the plant was
operated for tn, personal benefit
Of Mr. Rosecrans the situation
would differ from that of an insti
tuition for the school convenience
or profit.
Continuing the discussion Mr..
Bowen sus gested that if the ice
plant was paying institution the
Department might well purchase
and operate il, thus preventing
complications.
Mr.. Won Holt favored granting
the lease. The project showed en-.
terprise on the part of Mr.. Rose
Grams, and the business was un
doubtedly benefit to the school.
In answer to a question Mr. .
Towns end said that the work was
done by pupils of the school,
whereupon Mr.. Bowen pres ed
his point of Department owner
ship. Mr.. Bowen did not feel
that teachers should engage in
outside money making enter
prises.
The matter was referred to the
Inspector General for investiga-
ton.
Mr. Madeiros, the principal at
Waipio, asked to be transferred
to some other school and that
Kealoha be appointed his sue
cessor.
Mr.. Townsend reported that
Miss Rose E. Crooks had been
absent from her school at Paia,
Maui, since the opening of the
term and he could not find out
where she was or what she is
doing.
Miss Crooks is in bad health in
this city. ...
Mr.. Townsend reported an ap
plication from lady who is soon
to become the wife of the princi
pal at Honomu for a position in
that school.
The inspector continued to say
that there was pressing need foi
temporary assistance in the
schools at both Honomu and Ho-
nrksa. He as empowered to fill
the places.
Mr. Townsend stated for inform
alton merely, that he had com
mission to select teacher for Q
private school in Hamakua, hut az
there was a dearth of applications
at present he had been unable tc
find suitable person,
The w. G. T. U. asked for q
donation of 1000 copies of book
printed some years ago and trans
lated into the Hawaiian language
known as "Child's Health Prim
err" Granted. The w. c. T. U
wishes the books to distribute
among native school children.
Miss Rose Weir applied for {
transfer from Kalihi- school
on account of the bad condition ot
the roads. Referred to teachers
committee.
Mr.. Cooper stated that further
time until this afternoon had beer
granted the architects at work or
the plans in the schoolhouse com
petition.
l.. W. Zumwalt was appointed
to succeed the late Goodale Arm
strong as school agent at Wal
luku.
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The 'Best Girl" Age

is the time when young fellow wants to look his
best HIMSELF and it is very necessary that he should
be properly fitted in his footgear, as well as in
other articles of his apparel
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When in Doubt

as to just what is the proper thing in this line,
give call and we will fit you.
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Real Estate Transactions

Subscribers are furnished with from fiv'
10 six lists per week. giving AN accurate
record of all deeds, mortgages, leases. re
leases, powers OF attorney, etc., etc., which
are placed on record.