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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-27
CHEAP SWINDLERs IN sUtTu.
Man Who Gathered Treasured Dn-
guerrcotypes and Lots Of Money.

New York sun.
The people of the rural districts III the
Southern sfa;es are easy victims for men
who live by their wits The peddler, with
his little pack OF fashy wares. cheap Jew
eIry and fnery Of ali sorts rsafss haTvez;
SIS he journeys On foot from community 20
community and from county 20 county. The
people learn nothing from experience eg-
cept In rare Instances The lightning rod
man ard the sewing machine sran sr.s So
atituti0ns IS fixed as the SEASONS ana IN re-
currcne
\ Sun reporter got on the tran Of "A
cheap ssindier in Alabama who operated
in a. least three counties and left mars
regrets and sadness behind him han airy
other member Of his numerous fr35e HE
WAS very plausihle and industrious la4!-
vidual ard ne represented hius~eIf AZ hall
Tax from New York II ne vii no a4e.
~ f.lrore county ne Will meet wtfii a very
warm reception. He claimed 10 be the rep
resen;ative 81 a New York phologra pf.iae
concgrn. which would take Gagusrreo-
types photographs. and the lke ana 80 10
beautiful cray0n portraits 0f them. ~Gfn-
pies ~ which. with ard without frEres,
he had IN stock. The former cost 81. sss
latter a. cents
There were BOT many photographs senarssg
the people ~ f'sna0re county. ~ faav lfys
fashioned In their Ways. bat thefe sse-n
plenty Of daguerFeofyp%s Thsse wrsf@
priceless 20 she.r owners. as Tor tar a9ost
part they we're tha jlkensssee OF departed
icge4 ores which cou.3 tot ~ duplicated.
The ob,igfrF artist took Az the varieties
offered 10 rim. and cosieg'sed re dollar or
the - csg1ts from each victim FIG tfges
cr8Yen. Sn&cn aaS - bR delivered - fass
ars Of ;nFes weeks AZ me farrhesf The
tiFae limit had been oaazed ~ fnyS~ Iseebes
wasn shs sun rspcFssF viss,ss tne HesS-
aExa settlement. but nos eraYon bad
3sen received ny anY q the victims T-aay
wyse al st.ii rxg@ctiog 70 get SHAT they
hsd raid far. however.
''its gf1 Ire e. gahaa;s&. ana $40 l
xxlne hear rusp I'm said ore.
- as-re IS ~ asked las Sea reporter.
Oh. he jss gsn Is ter ne - w6pa o
mouth ~
'.T0a mean ne 5nst promised - rntagn.
.e5 la saeslrso x.Ea 80 sxA-sggsd ,sssy'
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Sentiment Among sailors.

w aSllnSipH t'psi.
II don't think that lanisnen. as . rlle.
appreciate the good qualities OF sailo1~-"
said Mr. X. T. Deems. OF New York
'They regard Jack a. happy -go-lu,ky
chap. immensely given 10 drunkenness
ashore and forever thirsty aboard the ship.
THIS 10 a great mistake II Is true that
Jack drinks but think of the long INFER
walls when he is perfcrce bound to be alb
stem!ous. He is sinple-hearted, cpd on
land wants IN divide his coin with the
first man he falls in with. He meets many
that eagerly accept his proposition 10
share and the consequence Is that his u
pretty soOa 4 bankrupt. But | know or
my own experience tina. there are many IN
every crew az our navy who never drink.
and IA still larger per cent. who drink In
moderation.
Jack loves his country and his ship with
all the hcartinezs than can animate man.
and the ship probably comes before tho
country He VIII defend II with his last
breath. The flag - also his idol. re-
memer once when travelling abroad chat
an American ship landed In German port.
The crew came ashore. and were soo1 IN
Possession OF a barrel of beer. beside the
beer they raised Old Glory, and nobody
who refused 10 salute the emblem could
get a drink though he were the German
emperor II was a rather queer display
OF sentiment. but the boys did IL In ali
since rity"
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Cleveland Leader.

SEStSl2tN Leader. :
no Yen knew. said a cleveland man
who hss A&a considerable 10 do with the
aosFtfss during she pasl eight or ten years
Nhow the breaking up 81 The Zoar cSsn-
aaal1ty hegap2'
"l'h Tell you- Ii was all on account g
j piece u ribbon. ore % the things gaat
fae pesris 81 Gear fageswcre when thsy
assEe1 there Was gsaay galuas3t. I'hey
dressed themselves ia Son1Aer cosors. aud
ornaments we're UutAousHt 81. As long
KS that plan was adhered 10 Zaar was
safe; Bat when people got 20 going there
from ise cstaeS. - board at the hotel. t1e
oegiaaIng st shs end WAS inaugurated
at was The lsw OF the community thar
az The earnings Of the people were 10 he
turned Into tie common treasury, and
shsf nobody was TO have a cent % speSsd
tot his personal benefit or pleasure The
trustees dia al the buying and everything
was osTfed N common
After awhile however. the girls who
worked az ,he hotel began 70 get presents
oc money fr0m visitors. aad one II them.
oae day. took = few cents out % the
change she bad received and bought
piece 81 ribbon.
II Ma IKE Introducing the measles. II
was catching. and presently che other giris
began 20 come out in glorious colers.
The deadly work had been done The
trustees were pawerless. Girls who wire
not fortunate enough TO be assigned 10
work al the aotel went sway->ii into the
Void. and Il was not ioBg until the boys
hegaa 10 follow them
That was the manner In which ZOar
fel.. The people there today are nearly all
old. aa3 Tor that reason the community
cannot last. The property Is TO he sold:
the receipts 10 be divided. and Zoar will
he bat a memory Of what might have been
but for piece Of ribbon,
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from the treasury as wei. This accounts
II Z large part for the continued accunu-
iation OF die capital At this center. II
IS not rrcsahl~, however. that this VIII
the csos1ug 81 the loan approaches the
banks are bound 20 lose an appreciate
proportion cf their excess reserve bu, ia
dscA,koss posn. 20 . merely temporary dis
turssanca Of small consequence IN me stu
alton The July dividend payments, az
SreGaiin1 Between eighty and enc hundred
some % the changes Far The week. bat
these viii be resiecsei % greater extent
during the next zen days The lew rates
prevailing In the money markets are
tempting mercantile borrowers 20 Supply
theSr s.esds. and grsa. deal % expansion
II loans can De traced 10 this source.
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f'sss a s Alaska a' Alaska
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Ses S a Port TOWNSEND.
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CHICAGO MARK ET&


CHICAGO, June = -Wheat waa
strengthened at the start IS the reports ~
damage to crops. with w13cl TIE mall %
every commission aola@e vas los del. Eng
HSn cables "a me shade better ana there
eaS quite a number OF bad crop adviees
from the ether side among them "A "a 1ie-
gram from Broom Hall. saving that the
weather in England waS-i unsettled, the crop
hire weeks late. TIE ~ Nth ram nd the
crop outlook poar Later Ire market sur
cuynbcd 20 the duI.ne@s ~ tins speculative
trade ana the genera impression that ssl~r
a crop as this seasons can spare a iof -
the Bugs and o;her ps-sts and s:ill leave a
bigger crop than was ever gathered The
early advance VAS sJoD host and Prices Jeff
or under last nights cios@ July closing
i14c and September 4sc lower
t'F1p prospects incident - improved
weather conditions depressed corn There
waa sosne hQuit!a ton IT jay and tas b8Es
gave 10 support % tina. o. later 6sslivg -sss
Juiv caCTs-4 tsu@. e }oWsr
cs1gers seld oats on every decline IN
corn Tbis. ~ogDs.Efe; with the selling ~
longs. caused prices - eng. july ctoSad
- lower
Th- speculative tFa{~ ws=4 etin N.n.-ed
IN provisions or aHvount - yeltpx fever
Prices r. n nrus and were & shade higher
a; the riose than gsss; e-day except - riAs.
which s-e unchanged. Pork advanced =
- 80
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PUGET SOUND SHIPPING.

or the
sannea
Ancan ,snosns
DEL aian snip san for
t rals Tsron
~
iurEsr<
to rival -~-A~ ~
Dn "A1A -~s tons wheat
Co
"'' es south
May
LIZA
Honolulu
n Sprecke hae
IS II "he'
to
Commercial Company and ~s 'ne IA
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LIVE STOCK ETS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, June 25.-The small supply
Of cattle today was We'll taken and prices
ruled steady. Choice steers. s4.s0dS.25:
medium $i.AGseo stockeys and feeders.
s350n4-s; bulls. s2.s0R4: cows and heifers,
So i5q4; calves. $3.50a.. Western steers.
si2oi49.
Hogs-Prices ruled strong some grades
Sc higher fair 10 choice SSsia4. packers,
5000 3.s5; butchers. S.'5aI ass: mixed. 1915
u395 light. $S.6odSS7. pigs, se.s5a3.75.
Sheep were steady; native. s.. 2eo5 p
rams s2.5oaS.i9: spring lambs, s6a6.sa:
Receiprs-Catte 800: hogs. 10 90; sheep.
900.
Omaha.
OMAHA, June 25.-Cattle-Receipts I400
head market steady; native beef steers.
S4d4 50: Western steers. s3.9ol4so: cows
and neifers. s35o9l1.4o: stockers and feed
ers s.. son4sn.
Receipts, 500 head; market
stronger: heavy, s365n3s0: mixed $3.50
$40 light. s.. S21aa3.61ia: bulk of sales. s3.55
G31o.
sheep-Receipts, loo; market strong:
fair TO choice natives. 2.10M4,0; fair 10
choice Westerns s3Gef7a50; common and
stock sheep. s3.50a4ao: lambs si.25as.2 ..
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SYNOPSIS
MARINE OBSERVATIONS

Special Dispatches to Post-Inteliigencer
TATOOSi, June g. p. m--Barometer
~ %. cloudy; wind northwest. Ia miles
Passed out~~Str Willamette, A. m. Out
side-Tugs RIA bbonI and Sea Lion.
NEAH BAY, June a6-f p. m.-partiy
cloudy; light ives; wind.
cLALLAM BAY. June Ct p. m
Cloudy: brisk west wind.
PYSIfT. June 2s.--4 p. m.--Part'y cloudy
brisk northwest wind.
PORT ANGELES. June 2s.--4 2. m
Barometer. ~ &C. cloudy. wind northwest
Is miles Blk j. D. Peters in the bay.
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:: Y
! NJ

II In a simple thing 10 DO.
Vet there Is only one way In
which I. can lpo successfully
done. There Is one thing.
ard only one thing In this
wide world that reCreaies
man. II Is "Hudyan," After
years and years Of patient
research the fIIdsnnian doc
tors made their famous dis
caycsy. Huayan'' restores to
men the grand feeling that
we al had in yoUih. That
ldg sense OF power With
which nature endowed na all
at TAG comnse nresnent Of lsfs.
Exhausted vitality II un-
kg3wn where ''liudyan" is
used.
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General Quotations.

FIour-Recsipts. 10 $50 bpis; exports, is. =
600 bhis: market. quiet and steady.
Wheat-Receipts. 23l 10 hu; exports,
ag3 400 BIZ: spot. dull: No. 2 red. Sic. I. q. b.
options opened stronger and ruled firm on
covering inspired by satisfactory cables,
foreign buying ana showery weather west:
No 2 rcd July closed 1sc.
Wool-Quiet feece. i71s2csc; Texas. 1SN
i5c.
Coffee-Op:ious quiet and unchanged 10
points lower; sales. 6. - bags, including
July. SOC. spot Rio. dull. No. : invoice.
sac; No. : iobbirg. s%.e: mild, inactive.
coriova. Si9Gi5isc
Suga-Raw uuie:: fair refining. &c.;
centrifugal. sS test. f4c; refined quiet
granulated. 5Tsc cut loaf. 55sc.
Metals.
Pig Warrants, dull; northern. sieg
liza
Copper-Lakc. dull; ll&c.
Tn Barely steady.
Isead-Qulet: 81 r.
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MARINE. NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 26.~Arrived-
Str Walla Waiia. Victoria. L. !. X Pen
ning:ou. Honolulu; str f'f,~tna from Nan
aino. Am schr Gotama. .fcm Coos BaY:
SIT Fulton. Portland. ctr Mackina1, Ta-
coma.
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What Is there In the world
that Is so pleasing TO feel as
body full Of vim. You feel
that you are strong: you feel
YOU are equal 10 any task
imposed on you; you feel a
whole man In fact, II IL. "a
grand sensation. Few men
there are though, who can
truthfully say ,ha, they are
in this splendid condition.
When you begin to take a
poor. gloomy view Of every
thing. he assured that YOU ara
suffering from lack of Vital
power. Get back your man
hood.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
The stock Exchange.

NEW YORK, June 25.-The regrettab!e
loss OF American soldiers in Cuba had
opening Ct the stock market today.
Prices continued sluggish but without
real weakness. during the first hour. The
question OF dlfferentials 10 the Canadian
ment Of the rate war. and this contributed
IN the heavineSs in Northern Pacific. The
specia.tieS. or manipulation. improved sub
stantially. Various industrials. including
Spirits and Tobacco, received effective sup
port thus checking the earlier eas!nesS
IN the gene raj railway list and ranging
however. failed 10 reach last nights clos-
ing. The general list closed firm In an
ticipation Of successful. elimination soon
OF the land and sea operations at Santi-
OF invasion. coupled with the continued
ease or monetary conditions. the growing
foreign trade balances in our favor and
the expected heavy investment demand
Tor securities owing to the July dividend
and interest payments haTe rendered
vigorous efforts by tbs bears to create
liquidation futile.
The bond market gave striking evidence
% he plethora OF money-seeking invest-
ments. Prices of the gilt-edged invest
meats improved substantially and heavy
purchases occurred az the reorganization
issues, which proved fair return on capt.
tai Invested.
The government bonds gains occurred
Of y n the old Is registered ami Il each
II the new -. Others were unchanged.
Money and Exchange.
Money On caH. steady. lai's per cent:
,ast loans. Ia par rent-, prime mercantile
j,a per 3li& per cant sterling exchange.
firm w!,h actual bus ness in bankers bills
az $751; sur demand an1 ~ 3 s4I sNiis
and 81 50 ats commercial bills Ns2. sij-
ver certificates 80 .5tc, lar silver. -. -.
Mexican oo.iars 45ac. government bonds.
strong, state bonds. dull, railroad bonds.
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arrived to-day. Barley 10 weak and lower
fer both spot and options. light arrfva-A
No change n eats. trade - nearly AZ
ssandss.I- Meme arrived today Sscs QUO
Fsoar-Nss for family extras. sssas-z:
bakers extras. EaTs.N.
es wasA. s,,s',ne' azs aIRlnAi' a
Barsey-Fsed. N-i-'zalis: brewing. no0-
sraf.
s,.rpr.. s nsssIa mining '' i-'''
Receipts.
FTour-auarter sacks. s.i,3: har.ey. GEN.
sass 2si5: beans. SACKS. B. potasoss. SACKS.
1878. oasons. SACKS. so: -nsdd sass- sa,ss.
Ia: aav. sons as. wool bales. u: hides.
number AZ. quicksilver. TASKS. rs. VINE.
gallons. q. 80.
wheas-yery weak; December. n--i.:
Bariey-Weak: December. s.lss.
Corn-La-ge yeskow. Nat-0-i2-
Wool and Hops.
woos-spring. Nevada. leaiac; oregon.
Eastern. loo i2e; Valley, i5Fsi.c; Northern.
i, 80. Northern mountain, ssie: noun
tain lambs. sSsIee. San Joaquin plains.
esise: Humboldt ard Mendocino. ugl3c.
Hops-SG izl<c-
Produce. Frsit. Etc.
Observation-Disclosures saoG-2; bran. Ns3
Hsy-Whea., seeG2s: wheat and cat, s
Gst:fclove- nominal. stock EoTn;nA,; COM
Ty@ss-sa wheat, s-2u24: straw. per bale. 90
4e5c.
observation-disclosures sofa5sAc: garlic 2G5c:
ef.a1 peas =. string beans. -4Se per 10.
.uzsg.er squash yo.Is5c small box. fancy
asparagus, 81 Sstgi -: egg pant. l9c, "a II
green peppers s@sc-
Fruits - Strawberries. fancy. s5sIs:
scossberries 19sii.c, cherries black.
soef5oc; peaches. 4tTassc Per box.
purls, 4e9fs2 per oox; oranges.
sIa25o. Mexican lines. rs-paek. $3.50
Ca; lemons. common California. SlI.5a:
Lemons choice California, sl..sM.!' ba-
nauas Slssa bunch: pineapples lsea3 doz
Eutter-Fancy creamery, lnc. seconds
I.1eGfSc. fancy dairy, lie. seconds, Bas
1876.
Cheese-New. sasi4c: Young American.
sgIi.e, Eastern. l-Il3c.
Eeg-Store. IsmI.c; fancy ranch. i5Il,c:
Eastern. l2Q15c.
Pouiiry-T1srkey gobblers. lo4iic 10;
old ROSTERS. S251Q4 young roossers. $50
Tas small hroilers. s9fi3: large broliers.
S. 504sa. fryers <4I5; hens. Sa+59. geese
.5ess :. pair: goslings. SI6yiZ5. old pigeons,
$iuLZ5,. young pigeons. $l2Sg 80.
Exchange.
Sterling on London. sixty days. Sass:
sterling on London, sight. Si.sa1z.
Financial.
Silver bars 80 aoIiDrafts-SigHu e. I7la
Mex dolls ..f5is 8isA4 Telegraph :. :. 20
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THE SEATTLE WHEAT MARkEr.

Whast-- Make. neulaal. NJ club 20.
NJ. r.1es.tEu, - NJ Hs wheat. Ne :
cz1b. -. y &. .ilzzs,tsu. .Ic
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WASHINGTON. June 25Todsays sis:e-
mtnt OF the condition Of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, $40. 9s3.6s.
gold reserve. s!6S.SiS, lie.
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FOREIGN NARkETS.
Financial,

NEW YORK. June e5-The Evening
Posts London financial cabiegTan says,
The stock markets here were autats sbi1
firm today. Americans were fairy gecsa,
4 Dutch per cent. lean Cf about e. stsa-
SC Is 10 be issued here and at Au1szeg>-
dam next week. There WAS a further rfSs
in Spanish fours due TO the same cause
as the rise YESTERDAY
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Flour-Du.l winter wheat patenss ASa
FAg; strasgAgs $Aksr&sa: special hgaHSs
hard spring patents. s.: makers. 2sSGSsa-
waeSt--Spyfnx, Ne. : Sufic: Ne. s go
&c: red No Sc
Co-n-No. I, l1c.
osss-Nc. :. sc. white. Ne. = DC: Ne. 3
@-
Rye-Na. !. sc.
Bariey-Nof = Se&s5c
Ffax<sed-Na. ! 81 a5s3I ST.
T.aaotay ssef-Pr.me s. -
Mess pcrk-per barre. So. Ssss -.
I-ard-Per loo pounds E4sissss STA
Ssies-Saors ribs fscasei AsS7sSs-
Snca.dszs-p-y salted tssoxedi, ~ ssSc.
Ssdes--Saors clear thexe<D. ss.sSssSSA
S,,zzrs--<.us Leaf. sses; granulased. S-s2
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sAS ERt>,T>to NtRnFTx.


SAN EE s%f~t2f~Cs Enne ~ -V-N4ss =
g gsafaY E'EJg4Tes dropped skvs.~at e.~..
AI3 k2at 10 a. G-.aAl .ovsx- ka ~A-aA
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Dairy Products.

Dairy Pr0durts-
On the produce exchange ,olay tbs hut
ter market was nrn, creamery. IfSa3E~s
dairy usASsfSssc
Eges-S:sady. fresh lNs.
C1esSS-ActsVe: crss rsseEies ssssS.c.
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THE COTTON MARKET.
New York.


NEW YORK. Jgne @5-coston. dull:
nltid!ing. esse. "a
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II )
D :.

No less than 1900 men have
been made 10 feel that lie
was again worth living. xhsn
they had practically given up
al. hope, and their sosils were
aiie1 with despair. Those
who have fnost seriously
ats,i#ed their oppor,unittes--
$40 have nsg..ctei snd eNsn
ruined ihefr health. Rave
been restored 10 tina, high
plane Of perfect MANHOOD
WATCH is inaieate1 whoa
ope feels fuiT Of fire and pow
eT day in and day out. Write
and ask for absolutely tree
circulars and tsstsnOyiiasn
showing you what 'Hudyar"
has done and what 10 will
sio FOR you tomorrow.
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TIA sa.lc~ ~ Svs,7e7 az aefa. 1tser-d 70,
the g.SN4 SceE ~ scSc&- 4ea.erz .ax -&.4vsTY
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LIVERPOOL June s.-Wheat-pull. ~
lures closed quiet. July, IS ca: Septernhsr.
5s l1hsd: No. Western winter stocks ex-
hausted. No Northern. spring. IS ~ ID
Corn--Quiet; American mixed new. IS
I'D. July. IS lid: September. IS sid
F1our-St. Louis fancy winter, dun. les.
Hops at London-Pacifie coast. duh: -
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TODAY'S WEATHER,

TODAN'S WEATHER.
FORECAST FOR MONDAY.
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copper -ss0loFe3 spots or anything else 81
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effective in the primary as IN the ter 2
.s4rE f0rYn Of the disease. II cures 4
prolexssf~ IL always cures ard there
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VESSELS on PUGET sOUNU.

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Closing Quotations.
breadstufts.

LONDON. June 25-Csose: CaRsfiian
Pacific So; Grand Trunk. Is. bar siivst
steady. 21 S-l6c; money. !. per cent -
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Lumber and Buttding Material.

toss Superior quality. Per NJ No. FIR.
ssiNGss merchandise. fir HAAS No &C.
tiar. A.3ti. common per VI. s. sNsl4. spruce
logs. $50. cedar s8.ngle bolts g. 80
FfT Lunbeg-Ecugh 80 thick finish
surfaced one or two sides : IL and =
inches wi1e. sI5si =. lengths = - 81 feet;
spec.sl -eugtns scr per ~ extra One
:GCh t..sh- &sGls. all vertical grain 81
IsF es'r1. Flooring. dressed ard
matched 3l.isst sfps boards s-.nch So
u. }1-tGeA : s-ss :. p. Birch. Sl2s1is
Fencing NJ. or e-lnch. 3. Ne. = s. Y
CT channel rustic sna drop siding .ght
z.'sn l@s $Ia}A FIr timber to.Sts and
S,ap,.Hgs, r2uxA $500 =. : = l.. g. -
ais. : : sll@4'. h2x boards. ie-ial
ans x. G5sF2s Revel siding I'a-l8ca
tise $50 10 citing '. bss.stt or p.a5u
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: and 2 @.-.r-.. E 49, los Nos. !! > ard
5 as--uru 40 lbs. $a4is La;h 10 los
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Ns4+ Aese. si4,nz. weight. 80 lbs. sl4fr
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lens. @s+es per Is' Enea! tee;- P,cksss
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vessels are bound With
tonnage
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1898-04-16

men Of the committee of arrange
ments. What ladies should more
naturally be selected of the lead
ers in this movement, than the
wives of the Mayor and Controll-
er?
Will these ladies accept the po-
sition? They can make it grand
success if they will.