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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-31
CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. March 3o-wheat displayed
some strength at the start and for about
an hour after there WAS quite q good de-
mand from the shorts and NOT little buy
Ing. Following the extreme weakness OF
yesterdays market here Liverpool showed
surprising strength It was said that farm
crs had even sold their seed wheat These
We're she factors In the opening strength.
starting July &e higher at s2i5GS2ssc For
Few minutes the market DISPLAYED ner-
votisness. selling between s2t.Gs2tsc Then
the snarp advance which was taking place
In Wall street stocks and more ,,liefinc
repofts "a TO the Cuban situation. lent adj
dAional strength 10 the market and started
= quiet bityiug movement. which carried
the price VI to s--ssc. Here the market
again sstgged under selling by scaipers and
some OF the first buyers. but the decline
was limited 10 about sc.
For an hour the market fuctuated rer-
vously within a narrow range under the
operations Of ScaIpers hut around the Moon
hour the continued strength of Wall street
and rtsnors ef impending cabine. changes
ssisened the backbone OF wheat holders
and resulted In an advaonce in the price
10 seize Closing prices at Liverpool and
Paris showed substantial advances.
Nav wheat was little heard OF. l. sofia
AZ 81 90 shortly after the operirg. bat quick
figure until near the close. Some July
buying by letter cut no small figure in
that option. Jui& ging 10 sSisc. The market
was firm around that price until the last
half hour. when realizing caused a tecr @
To Size. The close was s211ssisc. May
closed AZ sf.0sa..
Germ was quiet and eteadY. May closed
a shade higher.
~ of scalping nature May closed nc
higher
Provisions were strong early. but heavy
realizing did away with most Of the ad-
was unchanged and MAY lard and ribs each
ciEe higher.
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ranged from TO points. ana in the spe-
c..nes. rains of over points IN Sugar
Railway were scored Some Of he shorts
put out In Mondays bulge were covered
.ooay, and perhaps helped on the ai-
vance. but the leading influence In the
ing movement London Was credited with
psin4 large buyer here. but foreign ex-
cnAnge failed 20 reflect the fact, the tone
81 exsnsnge being firm This might be
Cue TO A!tghtly easier time money, which
vas NO less significant OF the prevailing
confidence In the peaceful outcome than
the strength In stocks
fr7eeS OF Americans In London had
risen before the opening here. bar "a had
reports said that this was due 10 buying
on New York orders. Spanish govern.
-aenf pon0s ASA showed strength 81 Paris
80 Lssndon Early reports frum wash
lnsson that Spain had agreed to free Cuba
for go indemnity rave the ART
powerful upward fHpeius. The under
rnands made by the Tinted states were.
spain would accede 70 them and thus
avert hostiiities.
.s r.. bond o /, marie. was BY no means as
strong and some notable gains in prices
were scored. Total safes were g. as goo.
United States new ~ coupon advanced IL,
a as IT reg,s.ered ! bid. There were sales
yesterdays bid price. and Of the e. coupon
at liz over yesterdays bid price.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. steady at 1ltG2 per cent. !:
last Ioan. ~ per cent: prime mercantiIs
paper. s9ss per cent: sterling exchange.
nrn1. With actual business In bankers bills
at A1iz@4ssA for demand and N.sOl. a
~ for sixty days posted ratee. N.sl,-G
s.s2 and A-s4ixG4S5: commercial bills. a 50.
silver certificates. 55HG5Slsc; har silver
5asc: Mexican dollars 444tc: government
bonds. firm; state bonds, dull: railroad
bonds. strong.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions since January and
for Yesterday

Real estate transactions since January |:
1s9S. are $751; so. -. There were filed for
record yesterday five deeds. aggregatlng
sl.wi50. Following is a list:
d. c. Mcclellan 20 f. A. Gushing. lot I.
blk u. Commercial Street Motor Line add.
$50
J. w. Jones and wife 10 J. J. Satter-
thwaite. swis gwL. sec g. "a g. sfoa
Charles II. Baker. as receiver 20 Mary T.
Aihen. lots and 4. blk 3 Taylor's plat OF
Snoquaimie. so.
Harold Evans 10 Matilda Szmonski, wiz
lof II. blk 10. town OF Renton s!s2D
r Jeffrey and wife TO G. v. Turner lots
2. ID. IL and L. blk 4. Dell Point add 81.
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Total sales.
total sales OF stocks today were 5sl.-
General Quotations.


rgour-Rece.Fss. 40 barrels: exports.
s.ssi barrels. Market duh. and steady.
Whsa.-Recsipts. 81. sse bushels. exports
- ses bushels SpoS weak. No. red
81 oeS. I. o. b. anoai. Opt ms opened firm
err on better cah.es. activity among the
shorts kept prices we'll sustained ureii
just before the close. when A sharp break
occurred GA realizing: March closed az
sslzc. May, ssi4c.
Couee-Optlons closed with net gain %
SsiIS points. sales, sfo bags. iaciudtng
April SiAc; May. &c. SpoG coffee to-
steady No. a. invoice. SAse. No. :. jobbsng.
eaxc, saisd. steady. CoTdova. Ss AtssS.
SnEar-~FSaw. arm. fair refining. 9-ise
centrifugal - test, &f-lsc, refined, FIRM.
srauularsss SIC. cut leaf. sAse.
Wcol~ngfi.
Heps-steady: Pacific coass. 1897 crop,
i94Esc-
Metals.
zig Warrants s.. 70F7sA
Copper-T4aks. sirTs. sie 20 bid: 81 asked
TTfss-sIfs5 bid: Sass asked
ss~sisr-G = bid. 81 a. asked
1sessi-steaey. 1.7sia bid: G.ssss asked !:
clused. Sss.
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Flour. quarter sacks 1s.9E: wheat. Gen.
tabs. asybsa. oats. eentais Oregon. 2Es;
barley. caniais. l-el5: Oregon. i.o4e. pota-
toss. sacks. ST: bran. sacks. l.5ee: mid
diIugs. sacks 60, hay. tons. i0s, wool.
sss.ss ~: aides, number. 80. wine. gallons
Closing Qsotafsoas-
Wheat-Qaiet ard steady: December.
Ill.,, May not quoted.
Sarsey-1auIet: May. $50.
s.Dra--Isarxe yellow. G.IAGlf0.
Bran-sl7.5t0fS
weeI and Hops-
Woos-Faii, Southern coast lambs. rHsc:
San Joaquin iarnhS' 7Hsc: Northern lambs
boldt and Msnaoesno 1sGl5c-
Hopr-OId CROP. nominal: new crop. ire
isasc per 10 for California
Produce. FruIt. Etc.
MISUNDERSTANDING 81 5Saa
nsssaga 3. s best barley r3siis: alfalfa 0 sis
Mls. clover Siz.0ais: stock. u3Q13: COM
prsssed wheat. sIsgz2: straw. per bale. s7is
Potatoes. Early Rose. 5pasoc:
rivsr Bsirbarks. 5<lsnc: oregon Burbanks.
S5lfssc. river reds s51Ic: MERGED sweet
potatoes s5Gsssc. silverskin onions $25s1
4izffSc. green peas 3ls2i-c; ckra- l2szsfI5c;
asparagus. SC per ID: Grille green peppers.
39ss &c
Fruit-Appies. choice. sf25l1.35: common.
oSff+tc pcr bog: nave, oranges, $lz2 -;
Mexican lines repack 81 59fi5-5o; common
California lemons 5acasi: choice Caiifor-
mia lemons 81 IflL5o: bananas. SiI2 % /;
pinea ppies $2lIs
Butter-Fancy creamery. 1sc: do seconds
isafsizc: fancy dairy. isc. do seconds. IS
lise
Cheese-Sew. sszIlac: old. 1ac: Caiifor-
min cram cheddar. lie: Young America,
lie: Eastern. 12Gfac.
Eges-Store. lsgI5lzc: fancy ranch, IA
NfSc.
poaitrv-Turkev gobbiers iiTf3c; turkey
hens I1Gf3c: old ROSTERS s3.5oFf4: vogng
roosters x7.5Olf850: small broilers. ta674 20:
large oroIlers s5.5sf5: flyers. ss.5sd7: hens
x304 Old ducks SsI5. geese. 81 5offiT IS per
pair; old pigeons. :i-25Gt-5o: young pigeons.
t302.50 per dozen.
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sS FRANCESCA N.uhrrs
iivesa-tnax

s So 1870 March - W., "a
~ -a.fstgs ossh@r fsg ey7fN Ss5-~.asnS
" FsArss4s.. 80 - 'Sats Hrr- = s4Ftf 80
aase.N sgas sssesa tAaf,s y ga -
~ aakss, s@se fer sanstzs Exfxas ss~y
zA-ss. extras g. ,sess 3.
RrAs - ss. '5.as. s,-s>ia ser Na anl
.@sssss-k,s..t ass'.as s. sts7l So
saAs s'~zss ;-Zsss lsgs = aas.
ss@sVz /; :. e fa.r 8 - s-ts xs>,s -
srsr = 80 tsasv ;ees 81 sss.ss
s<sss. i, e...s -, g. ia13ng. s.@sal u
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JUNEAU wrangri. sksgway and Dyca.
Cheap rates The Al ship Occidental viii
positively sail Saturday. Aprii > fer
juneau. Wraugel. Skagway and Dyea. Ne
have yet space fer limited mount 90
horses. and freight. Call on the Seattle.
ST Michael & Dawson CITY Transports .soa
and Trading Co. liz Colarnaia street. TEL
ephcne Main -
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

SPECIAL Dispatches TO Post-Intelligencer.
NEAH BAY. March 3u-5 D. m.@Tartly
cloudy. light west wind. Passed in, q white
steamer. at l p. m. Passed out. steam
er. at p. N.
CLALLAM BAY. March 81 D. H.
Clear: calm.
PYSHT. March 81 p. m.-clear; light
east wind.
PORT ANGELES. March m.-4 n. M
barometer. 800. clear: wind east. six
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MARINE NEWS.

Special Dispatch to the pas,-Intellieencer.
PORT GAMBLE. March 30.-Saiied-Sir
Fulton. for San Francisco.
GRAYS HARBGR. March 29-Sailed--
Scnr Z. s. Hill. from Hoquiam for San
francisco. Sailed March 3p-Ssr Crescent
City. from Cosmopoiis for San Francisco.
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WASHINGTON. March so.-Today..
statement of the condition OF the treasury
shows; Available cash balance, $50. 5e5
413: gold reserve, sl73 las, SIS
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PORTLAND wmlsAr MAnKrr.

~. wvs.ANIl Mares ~ whoa. g. Il arsa,
szs "a ~Alia 5.c. valley aa4 h,s:e~
= So. German saio peser Yfeswers
tssss aS'a@p. w3sA Ia =, .sll~sssss 80
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COPPER RIVER

EAST ari popular steamer Noyo sails
Tor Copper river ani Cook inlet via Dvea
an. Skagwzy Anrai T. a. Cshgih@rg. scan
sEnavsarl-A Frsnr3eaa bank. corner Yes,sr
way and F.rss avenue.
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Receipts and shipments.


CA the produce exchange gs.}ay the hut
ter market Was tlTul. creamery, ISIS isl.,s
dairy. fas@A ~.
I'Aeese-Gutess SftSb4c.
ESEs-StNAly. fresh. s..
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The Daily Pos,-Irtst,irsncer IL nov @
eeae In ortsand. Or. at Rich Bres.'. "a
Morrison street. Portland Hotel naWo
Cirs' street.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.


CHICAGO. March @--1food 20 prime fat
cattle ruled very strong and (. some cases
1at nsg TER. Sales OF beef steers were made
at 81 sTS.& For the ceTxaos7ey1 20 Eks5. ~
fer choice 20 prime salcpsEx cattle. tho
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sssrrt.E WHEAT MARKET.

~ ,e,Na. J cleo. TFfsc, NJ. bYnes,esr,
Asps,s... 'sns wheat. NJ club. &c. No.
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HOTEI. EI-Tr.E

Perry 81 Heath and wife. Muncse. ud
GA. 4teei. Portland
7. p. Bosrdman san Francisco
George w. Ssmcns, Portland
". B. Maxwell. City.
C. w Ames. City.
{. E Jones. City
G. W. Ransom. San Francisco.
8. L. Jones. San Francisco.
George W. Tsbbsrts IsSaauah.
W. a. Slocnm. Two Rivers.
=. Hamburger. Chicago.
J. c. Evans. whatcom-
D. NJ. Thompson Spokane. kN
Albert e. Harding. Victoria
May NJ. Harding. Victoria
Mary Harding. Victoria
Lillian Harding. Victoria.
Charles T. Hedden. New York.
e. Z. Masher, Rochester; y. y
DIR. T. A. Fitzgerald. Missoala-
J. A Fitzgerald. MissouIa.
T. A. Seahorg, Portland.
James. wocdsn and wife. Minneapolis.
Mrs.. g. &. Tanstall. Nelson. B. c
Thomas G. Taylor, ir-, San Francisco.
Charles II. Gomper.z. San francisco
Henry White. ir. San Francisco
4. j. Hammer Los Angeles.
John q. Brady and family. Sitka. Alaska.
J. W. Comedy. L. s, Navy.
II. j. T. Springer. Calgary. n. w. T.
j. l. Green. Yakutat.
A g. Dahl and Hife. Butte. Mont.
2. w. Peabody. San Francisco.
J. Robinson, San Francesca.
Mrs ". J. Lynch. Everett.
Ia. H.
George Fl. Davis. Chicago.
ar. and Mrs. e. Scott. Olympia.
Mss A. Wallace, Olympia.
Mrs n. J. Camden, Tacoma
M. and Mrs, II. Clarke. victoria.
Adoiph Heller. Skagway.
r. Il. Schwarzkopf. Stanford Univar-
sity, Cal.
i. sherrin. London. England.
y. J Byers. Pendle;on. Or.
Z. D. Frat. Everett.
J; Wood Park. Tacoma.
r. Bartlett Webster. WhatcoYn.
VIM, F; brown. i CONSOLIDATED Mine.
Z ;. Mckinney, Chicago.
e a. Weaver, Ckicago.
J. F. Feline Denver.
l. e. Hawk. Denver.
:. n. Greenbers. San Francisco.
otto Nordlinger. Bay View.
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell. Kent.
r. y. Solburn, San Francisco.
II. $; Bolsom, Winona, Mimi.
II. Fl. Hess New York.
8. +. Snow. Alameda. Cal.
L A. ScEwabacher, San Francisco.
W. n. Costello, Everett.
THE DILLER.
Peter j. Maloney. Snoaualmie.
Mrs. Ernest B. Coffin, Port Madison,
q D. Rutherford. Fail City.
j. j. Erie. Livingston Mont.
A. A. Fisk. North Bend.
y. q. Harrington. FL Reno. o.
~. j. Rogers Olympia.
Mrs NJ. ]. Rogers. Olympia
Mrs. III. Bergman. Sedro.
Geo. Henkei. Sorthport.
a. ]. Hibbltts. Snohomish.
J. +. McElroy. Snohomish.
Mrs. Il. Johnson SnoQuaania
Gus Book. ST. Paul
James j. Cook Palisades. Cal.
r. Mcdonald City.
J. ]. Vanderlip. San Francisco
h. w. Doal North Yakima.
Mrs, ID. r.. Williams, Everett
r. Fl. kim. Everett.
N. r. Nelson Wooliey.
]. T. Hushen. ST. Paul.
j. Simmons, st. Paul.
Mrs. A. G.. Hanson. Enumclaw.
j. c. Rigeiow. North Bend.
A. Reeves North Bend.
+. H. Bacon. Las Vegas. n. M.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leah. Everett.
G.. Waterworth and wife. coupeville.
VIM. NJ. Richardson, Portland. Or.
Edward Munroe. Warren. II. /.
c. Rowland and wife. Lanark. Ill
J. r. Vance and wife. Neah Bay,
F. j. Carson. Gorham. n. III.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamship Australia sails today for Alas
kan ports.
Steamer Tillamook sails tomorrow for
Lynn canal ports.
Ship Lucille was docked alongside the Pa
cine Coast bunkers yesterday afternoon by
the tug Wizard
Tug Golden Gate Is undergoing repairs
and general improvements. She will prob
ably make another trip TO Lynn canal
ports in a week or ten days.
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Boston stock Market.
BOSTON. March so.-Atchison, 1ols; TEL
ephone. 80: Oregon Short Line 81
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'asehA WHEAT MAgkrr.

ssssss.ssNA Nsr>h - -wneaf-fensi-r
Co. 49, Ma ciah. ,6a,-c. Ne. / siae~
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

NEW YORK, March 30-The Evening
Posts London financial cablegram says:
More eagles were withdrawn from the
Bank Of England today for shipment 10
New York. and the bank has since raised
the selling price by a hall penny TO 76s Sd
There is possibility also Of a rise in
the bank rate soon.
After dull opening the stock markets
here were practically booming today beina
led by Spanish fours. Americans and Grand
Trunk. There Is a-tendency here again TO
buy Americans. and prices were above the
New York parity all day. The close in the
street was a tri1e under the hest
There was sharp rise in kafsrs first
on the runors of the death of President
Kruger. then on reports that the Deuts~he
bank declined the terms OF a loan 10 the
Transvaai government. Neither OF the re-
ports was confirmed. but the latter was
credited TN coed quarters.
The satisfactory tersfir alton os the set
Element has given fresh heart TO the mar
ket. but much liquidation must pe.force
occur
LONDON. March Enclosing: Canadian
Pacific. IS: Grand Trunk So Bar silver
uncertain at Is 11-isd per ounce. Money.
2,asl2Sf per cent.
BreadstuHs.
LIVERPOOL March so.-Closing quota
tions: corn--Future5 steady: March, IS
lid: May 3s lid.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast. s39i
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There are many men now stopping
~ Weak Mans station, and nh he-
cause Of their early habits or neglect
or OverwOrk.
To such men N opportunity In here
given 10 reach = station In life where
robust manhood and aound health
may be enjoyed.
Tou have all read OF the wonders
Of Hudyan treatment. II n n treat.
ment for mcn suffering from Nervous
Debility, spermatorrhoea ana Gcn.
eral Weakness. IL In u treatment
that has cured 10000 men. IL IL =
treatment that n recommended by
$4,000 mcn--yes, vouched for In black
and white.
Are you willing to take this treat.
ments II yOu are, consult the doc.
tors In their onacea nj tine tnnction Of
stockton, Market and Ellis streets,
Or write for
NEW CIRCULARS AND
TESTIMONIALS
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FOR ST. MICHAEI.

Sup Yosemite VIII sal. IN ten for Dutch
Harder and St Michael May Isl. For
freight ssssee apply at orce. White Star
Dock. foot spring street Telephone Main
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IL you have relatives at Dyea or Skag-
way, send theri copy CT the Weekly
Post-Inte!ligencer. II contains all the i'm
portant news of the week. Wrapped and
mailed, price cents per copy.
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SYNOPSIS

seattle Local Report-Maximun temper
allure, u degrees. minimum. ~, mean. Il.
Weather, partly cloudy. Rainfall, % OF
an inch.
c. n. SALISBURY,
Section Director Weather Bureau.
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ma7Ti.E mAKkETs-

ss1tcn. IA all lines were unchanged
- and fbe. markets generally were
ssssaruss stsamer arriving yesfer-
ia he usual consignment or fresh
l.Ssss sasch VIII be placed on fae
~. - ssntinue very stow sale.
sss z r<uerted 10 De quite firm al a.!
~ scluss put sne local market. III
.2|fifIx. k eazy.
Salo~.ag prices are being offered 70
s1N1<,s1Ireey by local dealers for usisess
l. k.sd 0ss on tins dock or an iae car al
.sr-furet sound oats. s2ezf2I: harley.
p-.gSs soatFsJ wheat. chicken feed.
80 ga. shorts. sis.s0, Germ, SIS.
l.paxsf sound hay, slf psr ton;
- WashingsoG timothy. si04s.
30 ms fresh ranch. 1snssa i4izc.
<S5ser-Fresh ranch. l1.s sc. creamery,
.s;,,r.--l-hsekens. live, lie per ID.
49, etoek--[tao.ce beef cattle, cows. 90
~.srr 4xd44sc, choice sheep <sx4ixc.
- hory. 1--we. Fxakssc; hogs, dressed: &c:
- dressed. large. &c: small. 7Ac:
z... Eve. large, &c. calves. I've, small.
- P.its ard wooi-Hsavv salted
s aver al Ibs. Sc: medium. per 10. TIC:
~ rnasr Is lbs. &c: heavy cows. Size:
-. sailed kips. slzc. calf. per 10.
.ss.ssn hides lc Jess than saiteGs dry
Z eer ID. Nsfi2c; cults on above one
~: dry esxs. per -, ssflzc: dry deer
- suryyneI. per i.s. Isg &c. good winter.
g f,ocy TO thin winter. sMs9e. sheep
k,,g wool, Western Washington
SSsed he per 10; dirty. fsiul2e per 10.
sf rseAn, is411Sc: dirty timber stained,
5S1r. Mllow. 2izg5c.
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Exchange.

Exchange.
Lcadon. 90 days. 4s1is, London. sight ...4s4iz
Financial.
Silver bars 49,. 547s lOrafts-Sght a.. Is
Mex. dolls ..sJkgf4S Telegraph :. :. III,
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PROPOSALS FOR COWS.-U. S. Indian
School Service, Phoenix, Ariz., October
20, 1s9s.-SEALED PROPOSALS, in
dorsed Proposals for Cows and adj
dressed to the undersigned at Phoenix,
Ariz., will be received at this school I'M
til / o'clock p. m. of "Wednesday, Noyem-
Der 30th, 1898, for furnishing and deliv-
ering at the school house 20 young
sound and serviceable milch cows. re-
quired for school use, in strict accord
ance with the following specifications:
Each COW must not be more than five
% years, nor less than three 81 Years
old: must be of good jersey or Guernsey
stock, nothing less than three-quarters
blood will be accepted. Each cow must
have had at least n calf. and must be
now either fresh or soon to become so.
The right is reserved to reject any or
all bids or any part of any bid If deemed
for the best interests OF the service.
Each bid must be accompanied by Il
certified check or draft upon some
United States depository or solvent ma
tional bank in the vicinity of the resi-
dence of the bidder, made payable to
the order of the commissioner of Indian
affairs, for at least five per cent of the
amount of the proposal, which check
or draft will be forfeited to the United
States in case any bidder or bidders re-
ceiving an award shall fail to promptly
execute a contract with good and sutfi-
Gent sureties. otherwise to be returned
to the bidder. Bids accompanied by
cash in lieu of a certified check will not
be considered. s. M. MCGOWAN, Su-
perintendent.
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Our little boy was afflicted with
rheumatism in his knee; and at times
unable to put his foot to the floor. We
tried in vain, everything we could hear
of that we thought would help him.
We almost gave up in despair, when
some one advised us to try Chamberlain's
Pain Balm. We did so, and the first
bottle gave so much relief that we got
a second one, and, to II surprise. it
cured him sound and well.-J. Z. BAYS,
Pastor Christian Church, Neodesha. Kan.
For sale by A. c. Ireland.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-10-29
MISPLACED CONFIDENCE.

One Time When a Lawyer Did Not
Get the Best of 1t.
"He looked SO young and innocent"
said the Detroit attorney who was tell
ing the story, "that I couldn't bring
myself to believe that he was guilty.
While I was there he was brought be-
fore the court on a charge of picking
pockets. He was without friends and
was not represented by an attorney.
Something in his appearance attracted
me, and I volunteered to defend him.
The evidence against him was very
strong, but / fought the case to the bit
ter end and succeeded in clearing him.
"The next day I received a visit from
my client, who assured me, with tears
in his eyes, that he never could repay
me for what I had done. Then, very
much to my surprise, he put his hand
in his pocket and asked how much he
owed me.
thinking that he asked out of mere
greenness, having an idea that my bill
would be for a dollar or so, I thought 1
would stagger him, SO I put it at 800.
But when he pulled a huge roll Of bills
out Of his pocket, counted out the
amount and handed it over, it was my
turn to gasp. Then he shook hands,
thanked me again and left, leaving me
staring at the money he had placed be-
fore me IN my desk.
"When I recovered from my trance,
I started to put it away with a matter
Of 5000 that a deacon Of a church had
paid me shortly before for winning a
line fence suit for him.
1T was gone! That ungrateful young
whelp had touched me, and then had
the nerve to pay his bill from my roll.
"That is what comes from being too
charitable. If I had charged him what
l should, l would have received all my
money back and still left him in debt
to me.
IF he ever gets into trouble again, I
will take care to see that he gets 40
years. detroit Free Press.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-10-29
Three Doctors in Consultation.
From BENJAMIN Franklin,

"When you are sick, what you like
best is to be chosen for a medicine in
the first place; what experience tells you
is best, to be chosen in the second place;
what reason Il. e., Theory says is best
is to be chosen in the last place. But
If you can get DR.. Inclination, DR..
Experience and DR.. Reason to hold a
consultation together, they will give
you the best advice that can be taken"
When you have a bad cold DR.. Inclina-
ton would recommend Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy because it is pleasant
and safe to take. DR.. Experience would
recommend it because it never fails to
effect a speedy and permanent cure. DR..
Reason would recommend it because it
is prepared on scientific principles, and
acts on natures plan in relieving the
lungs, opening the secretions and
restoring the system to a natural and
healthy condition. For sale by A. c.
Ireland,