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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-14
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Die b6@fte,, nie6rieIten nHb S9IuBpreiIe poren:
mo4;~,ooar. GhI,,nura,f.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-14
2~luoemeiner maarenmarft.

gMtter- Bette Creamery 19-l9hc; 1c. AuaIitdt
17A-18c; go. 9, H-14Hc; bette uadbgema9te. l4-i5c;
bette 9atrp I5;; !. AuaIttdt, 49,; 2. NuaGitdt, 1lA-12.
Ra ie-EptHs, 7h-s:; aimburssr, nsuer ~ Sc;
G9msser, lO-10Hc; amsritonIfherSdie IN S~tperpo9I
37s Sd fir 112 4fuuO.
Bpbnen = Bette. $1.02K; quite $685., bet.
vWtehiums", 95-97Mc; eertnge AuaIttdt, 85-90c.
seI-EurtepS Sc oas Pfuue; SibHer &c
bas @funS; GnteH &c bos 4iuuo; @anie $500
4.50 oos 9ubeH6.
Gter-@aus frii6s, @srlnlts abssrenast, 12X Lac
bos 9usenh.
RaIbfGetf $50 big IS QfarS 8smtbt, 81 -7e;
75bis 100 pfun6, u.s. 100 bis ITO RinHh, sXc; g'
pbbnIides nnb ~idtueres, &c.
Stride ri t6. 8taa Bag, gross. ous Rfg1S
l2-12hc; @ite, s-ehe; @tdereG, 5-6c.
Trof9i6e nj eI-l0-45c bas 9nseno.
n-25-75c fir "a Gt .Rife.
9firfi d e-10-15e fir LIS gui6eL.
@etntrauben - 9--1oc fir 8 plumb.
maffermeI onen-$lo-$7o per Gorlabnn4.
aepfeI-9eeue, bic befen, $L.25-L.75 Sas JaI.
n-9t. MiboeIs. S200-s.2 % bic Rtts.
tronen-B Quelitdt. $5.O)-6 90 Sit..
8auaueM - Bette. 5000 bas 1inbsG.
JeigeH 6eluaibeue. 1926 bas DfHES.
ananas - aus fftortba, 81. so fir a Ritz.
Rene RartofteIH- GarIe Ohio 42-Ar bal
8ui9el; SebrodS 42-4Ae bas 8nibeI; Qesrlsb 42-4A
bos @uI9eI; RDfe Alto bas 8ui1tt
3miebeIn- @rfine. 80-75e Der Sat
Gemes met strant-50c per 100 R6pf.,
81 III m Mt obj - 25c-5oe be Rift.
NDtbe @R6eu - gteus. 75c-S1.oo Sas Jls.
esbnen 40-5or per 8ui&et'Htfts.
Grbfen - zoe per ~ 8uiptL
@urteu - $3.50 per Cad.
To NJ rat n--25-30c Oas Bui9el.
RaAtes9eu - so: fir 100 8hnoer.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 75r; Helm
G@moIafiitheH. 95-97Mc.
SaIg-Tu. / Country, 3He; go. 9. exc: Safe, 3ne
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-14
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-14

,,Grtra Yale"", ueaIOatOr" mmS
,@airif6"",
Wettte WaI3btere, 0ebr0ttt boa Der
GOnr. Gcipp Brewe 60. St GIaf6ett
mmS 0dKern az babem. telephone:
80. $780, 8pttIin8 9eptNt+ go. 800.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-14
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Der GeIomarFt.

Der GeIomorft.
gBe9Iel AMI gem gorE tuurOeH nit Is SsHts auf9eIA
~perfautt e
ssebftsbeuO Die fur s.lterH uuseseiaten @s9ieItnrie
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-08-12

women are compelled by circumstance
TO use up their vital powers beyond all tea,
son Ii may be in Homework or social
demands or the bearing and rearing OF
children At any rate the candle OF life IS
too rapidly consumed
Some people need 10 have their natural
vigor constantly reinforced IN the SAINT;
proportion that il IS used up They need
the terrifying help of Dr.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. tits a powerful altera'
tive and invigorant Of the digestive func
tons and liver it cieanses the blood and
makes fresh blood and healthy flesh. Nefv-
Gus. debilitated women should take II in
conjunction with Dr Picrce's Favorite Pre-
scription which j. specially designed for
female weakness and nervous troubles
Mrs Sallie Kaufman of Virgil City. Cedar Co,
Mo, writes had Suffered from displacement
OF internal organ. aud female weakness Tor one
wear Had bearing down sensation and very
disagreeablc feeling after my second child was
born; could he IN my feet only few minutes
taking Or PicrCe~ Golden Medical Discovery
and Eavorite Prescription took seven bot
ties in all. After taking the first bottle felt
much better. I think am entirely cured OF all
Inytroubcs. can do all my work and am on my
feet all day am in much better health now
than have been in four years, am heshy and
gaining strength very fast
By writing to DR.. Pierce who is chief
consulting physician Of the Invalids' Hotel
and Surgical Institute, of Buffalo. n. ",
careful professional advice will be obtained
free of cost and specially adapted to the
individual case DR. Pierce's great 1000
page Medical Adviser will be sent free
for II cents the cost of postage.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-08-12

Go to the Star Laundry on Main
street for fine work. The Chinese
laundry is the best because no
acids are used and no rough
methods that destroy and tear
up clothing. Collars, cuffs and
shirts washed at the STAR have
a rich gloss and will wear twice
as long as those finished in the
ordinary way. Don't forget the
Star Chinese Laundry. 26tf.
j. W. odell & Co. can please
you in furniture-also repairing
prices low. West End. att
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-08-12

the house to arock, where the
pistol was found. 1t is a ss.
calibre British Ball Dog"
The prisoner then returned TO
the house and kissed his dead
father, after which he was lodg-
ed in jail. He passed Tuesday
night in the jail, praying, singing
and yelling like a mailman.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-08-12
KILLED HIS OWN FATHER.
Son And Father QuaIrsIsd and The Latter
Was Shot Through the Breast.

One Of the most shocking
crimes that ever took place in
this State, was committed, in
Jumping Branch District, about
five miles from Hinton, Tuesday
Lee Young. a man some twenty
two years of age, became involv
ed in a quarrel with his father
John Lewis Young. Mrs. Young
Lees mother, took sides with the
boy, which so enraged the old
man that he swore he would Kill
her. Lee ran up stairs to get his
pistol and it appears that the
father and mother were wrang'
ling at the stair door below, when
the son fired down the stairway,
the ball going through the stair
door, and breaking some fruit
jars, which were sitting on a lit
tie shelf at the wall. The old
man then started to get the gun
but a grown daughter, who was
In the house, had taken it, wrap
PEEK it up in dress and thrown
it behind bed. AT this point
the testimony is mystifying, as
no one Of the family claims to
have seen the shots fired which
did the killing. The girl says
that the old man went out in the
yard and picked up a little iron
bolt. Leeit appears, came down
stairs, went out on the porch and
shot his father twice, one Of the
balls passing through the feshy
part of the arm into the body, in
hicting a mortal wound. The
next shot struck squarely in the
breast and perhaps passed
through the heart. When the
last shot was fired, which would
have necessarily produced death
in few moments, the boy was
evidently standing on the lower
side of the porch, and shot over
the railing some twenty five feet
at his father.
The girl says she went out and
found her father at the lower
corner of the house, with his
hands on his knees, vomiting
blood. When she got to where
he was he sank down and eXpir-
ed almost instantly. The boy
came up and called to him several
times. He then became frantic
and ran out to Jumping Branch,
for DIR. Lilly, who came over,
but the old man had been dead
some time when he arrived. The
boy came back home and wanted
to 60 to Hinton and give him.
self up, but was told to wait until
the authorities came and took
him. Coroner Dunn, of Hinton,
was notified and a coroner's jury
summoned.
After investigating the matter
and hearing the testimony of Mrs.
Young and her daughters, the
jury returned the following YER
dict
That John Lewis Young came
to his death by Two pistol shots
fred from the hand of his son,
Lee Young. willfully and malici-
ously, and in our opinion the said
Lee Young is guilty of murder in
the first degree.
Young was arrested by consta-
BILE Chas. H. Lilly, and the pistol
with which the shooting was done
demanded. The accused said
that he had put taway and took
the constable some distance from
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-08-12

The TELEGRAM will pm
you any of the followln.
work at reasonable prlcei
and will guarantee emu ~
satisfaction in every pa
ticular Letter heads
note heads, bill heads, staf1
posters, tags, visiting
funeral notices, blank
summons, pamphlets u
envelopes, and all KIND j
mercial work. Try tut
once and you will CONG m,
whenever in need Of 81
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-08-12

mo man is TOO poor to take a
local newspaper, and it is false
economy to try TO get along with
out it. Hardly week passes
that something does not appear
in the columns that will be a
financial benefit to the subscrib-
er, and by the end of the year he
has saved from one to twenty
times its subscription price. The
city papers are all right in their
way, but they don't give what
you are interested in-your home
news"
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-08-12

Jimmie, where did you get
this 5scents 2" Its the money
you gave me for the heather,
mamma" Then why did you
keep it ?" MY teacher said l
was a heathen."
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-08-12
rhe WORK Of The Contractor

often fails through defective hardware,
but never If our Hardware is used. 1t
bears any strain that may be put upon
it. 1t bears the wear of years. 1t bears
the closest scrutiny as to quality and
lastly it bears comparison as to price
with any in the market. Cheapness in
price is one Of its great recommends.
tions, but it has no cheapness in quail
ty. The VANCE HARDWARE co.
Get your pictures enlarged at
Cakes Studio. 3s.2t,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-08-12

For letter heads, bill heads.
or any other kind of printing try
the TELEGRAM Office.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-21
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Schooner Gen. Sigiin Is alongside ths
Stetson & Post mill dock receiving al
oyerhauliag.
Steam schooner Samoa IS taking On coal
az tue south b0nkers. She Will go from,
here to San Francisco.
Steamer Vlra Rial has returned from
Ballard. where she has been undergoing
repairs She Will leave shortly for the
southeastern coast OF Alaska.
Fishing schooner Alcedo arrived in port
yesterday from the cape with a good
caich OF halibat and cod. The fish were
purchased by Chiopeck Bros.
Bark Germania arrived yesterday morn
ing from San Francisco. She viii load a
Yosemite are low loading coal cargoeS AT
the south bunkers FOR San Francisco.
Steamer Roanoke left at 5 O'Clock yes
terday for Nanaimo where she takes on
coal for her next trip 10 81. Michael. She
viii return in a day or two and will De-
sin loading her cargo OF Alaskan freign Z
now stored in the warehouse on fesler
dock.
Schooner Golden Gate, which recently
arrived from Cook inlet ports. will leave
shortly for Sunrise City with a cargo II
at Scnwabacher dock. Part OF the cargo
is consigned IL several storskespers AT
Sunrise City. The remainder viii be taken
to Hope City.
The river steamer Quickstep. recently
built here for Il. K. CIaffin. OF Boston.
had steam tip yesterday. The steamer is
provided with two propellers and false
keel. by means OF which she is intended 20
steam to ST. Michael. on arriving there
operate on the Yukon as stern-wheel
steamer
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-21
THE WOOL MARKETSs


BOSTON. July 9.-Ths American Wool
and Cotton Reporter VIII say tomorrow Of
the wool trade: The market is improving
very fast as regards prices. but with more
or less speed as regards the number OF In
nuiries. The fact appears 10 sc some %
the mills have sold good sum Of yarns.
perhaps a. reductions. though at a good
profit. nevertheless, and are becom.ng
rather anxious 20 get their hands on good
lots Of wool before the raw material adj
vauces. There have been very good-siZed
transactions since Our last report. A fea-
ture in the market has been an ncrea Sc
In the number of sellers The demand for
unwashed fieeces has been unreInit ting.
There has also been quite a movement in
the medium and washed fIeeces. Prices
are nearly unchanged, but the feeling re-
garding them is somewhat more encour-
aging than a week ago.
The sales of the week in Boston amount
TO 1880 pounds domestic and SIS so
pounds foreign, making a total Of 2.454, 500
against total OF i,5sa, CSC for the previous
week and a total ~ 5,94l 90 for the cor
responding week last year
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-21

TIE June h'ljie,!n o. The r'~s;e-1 States
cv,ast ard g~oSeto survey contains the fol-
lowing
WASN'T ktor. Gravs harh7r. g.t es.af-
,9she,l--Du ~ ahou, June o. T.@ a light
~ tae laird order. flashing rsi saa a hi;~
alternately. interval hetae '2snAs flye
Ss.-u~s.S ~ established ia the tawsr r.
~ertty crested CC = ICN sa14J dune or
Pa.9t I'hfHal,s aho1- e1e al Ore-Aaff
miles 20 za~ ss4tas4gI =. lis sxtssne
northern ard. or the southern SIDE Of lae
..trarre 10 Gusys sas-aor.
IRE tc~a{ pane et tue Ng7t g l,s feet
atz3vs mean al-0 water aIsi e. feet at,ove
ne base ~ ne tower. and ne xnl should
- seen ih.s < miles &. cie-lr weather, the
e,asers -t eve IS fsst = .ove me SO
The itght eliminates - e.t5-c horizon.
TIE tower : ce12eFst ->3ls rr-si. TyTatn..l Al.
t.ytek ><g.t,- tIrr. sJr1no4ated by q waite
watch room z0G service rx7,<r. sn1 btacA
.a-Gs-E. IT, tower cAs 3 small. cement
eol3red a vkTc-ogn a: - hass. a ceTen.-
~}eT-+ ~t. 1os4@e. w4Eh uroEu roos SLAMS
aezsl. - set - Ire caE.s NArd ags3 ar
1t&+r sa@ s4-Cs G.s,SE-e 10 i1e soBtnw4-d
" sa1 tCAer A Hzht say Gne-stors
frAnne .9x s-gEal e0@se al . xaE1El
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-21

Money OF call. Il. az per cent; last loans.
j. Per cent. prime mercantile paper. 3ia
IA per cent. sterling exchange. steady.
with actual business IN bankers bills az
s. sizGs4 50. for demand, and at Sis.2, "a
and 81 81 zgi.s7. commercial bills. st. s3s3
4SGia. silver certificates. 90. 1t5S4&c: bar
silver, 59iEc; Mexican dollars $50. gov
eminent bonds. strong: state bonds, dull
railroad boads, steady.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-21

Chicago.

CHICAGO, July a-The demand for
cattle today was fairly active. and prices
were barely steady: choice steers, A-isl
SO; medium. 81 Ssg4Ss; beef steers 81 IL /
4sa: s,ockers and feeders 5G4..s: bulls.
s. -5gi- COWS and hetfers, 81, Gamers.
faG3; o41veS. Sg7; Western steers. 81 3
95.E
iiogs were fairly active at Sc decline:
far 70 choice. E-gsi9d+- l2'a; packers. s. -
$50. butchers s. S9s4 *: mixed, S. so
1. light, s.. -59s+05: pigs. ssTs s2i..
Desiraals sheep were strong ana the b.
ter spring lambs sold remarkably well:
common sheep saGr3 %. choice natives 81
a.; Western 81. Sg40 ~: lambs. s.. Ssms.Is.
Receipts-Cattle, l1.Qne: hogs 8. 200:
sheep, u. 30.
OMAHA July 3-Cattia-Receip.s . 40
head; market steady; native beef steers.
81 2sTIs.&. Western steers, stuiTo; cows
and heifers s. +oaA4o: stockers ard feed
ers 3 e7+ 70: bulls and stays s. seTi
Hogs-Receipts. COO head; market shade
higher 20 SC lower: heavy. ss.&fl3.ss,; mix
ed. $.Sff3. s7i9: light, $3-Sez9s.s5; bulk OF
sales. &c. SsSl3s -r.
Sheep-Receipts. i0o head; mar ket steady:
fair 20 choice natives 81 s0fi+.5.. fair 70
choice Westerns, s., 1al+1s: common and
stock sheep. S3-54aI- 8: iamfs, A&qs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-21
THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

-. .,f,eEfnr rrless are BEING offered to
- 49, Is .oc..l dealers for delivery
- ag.s Of me deck or IN the car az
ss-...ss;e--r,a,s. t5C@3 =. barley. 80. wheat.
80. fse5. So bran. sjLaal-; eaorts,
G.v-puget souad. ssQ9 per ton; East
- 4 zeslazsaa timothy 81. alfalfa. s.
1SxSs~sig.ci.y 1.eaa ranch. siA9 lSs.
Es.sg-FEesa r4@cE. liQl3" creamery.
Ss.1.1,ry-Chlckens. i've, f2izc per ia:
- due ~ s>l5..f ieF doz, spring chick
= LQ7 . peF 1Gz.
I've s,o-k~C.hoice t@ef cattle, cows. %.
=. s;eecs. 5i4N3'2<i choice sheep. %sc:
- r0ge. live 3. hDgs. dressed. s4.c.
- dressed large. &C.. small, .54c:
- i've .arye. &C. small. &C.
Sss4sa p<its au1 Mgol-fteavy sailed
s.eys eye! - Hos. szc. medium. Per 70,
e. =. GATED k!p$s. gi4c ca!f. per -.
- green hidea lc !sss than sailed dry
"a per 10. tul-c. dry calls. one-third
- e.1nger deer, per 10. l4n+5c. winter
d. DRY, i4u@,c. papery deer. "a DO. dry
:. sGi2e. green elX sU5c sheep pets,
seszr sheaFlHg lgaiec. Western Wash
e. xool itstiss dirty or timber burn
"A i1dI.c. Eastern Washing ;oD WOO. ~
II. tsIog. ~ 90.
Josbing Quotations.
kbbng quotations yesterday were as
foao.s.
sugar, Flour and Coffee
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-21
MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 1.-SaiseS--Str
Izaatslla. Victoria. str Macsenzw. raco-
IRA: scnr Spokane. Port Gamble Arrived
Scs- Eliza Miller, Port Rlakeiey. hk Harry
Morse, Seattle; scar Lacy. Grays Hara.or:
SCAR Mary Rahne. WIrars harAor. hkta
Northwest. Olympia: s;r Bristol. Depar-
iure Ray: str Signal. Grays HarAor.
PORT ANGELES. July la-Arrsv ed--Ch
81 Star o. BENGAL. from Australia
NEW WHATCOM. July a-Saiisd-
Scar Challenge, for San Francisco
PORT Bi4AkELEY. July A-Arrives-
On sh Star % Bengal from Port Arselcs
Sailed-GerTnan ship Parchin. for Europe
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-21

stand about 10 feet % the seward Of tire
tower. TIE dwellings harm and other
ouits4lgs OF TIE station sre not visible
from ssaward
Ine approximate geographical position
az the tower Is: Latitude, Is deg g ussa.
. sec. n; longitude. La deg. min. Is
SEC ".
Hearings and distances Of prominent Oh
.eefS rom the tower are: Nillapa bay
light, Sc by s. iei. miles: Grays har{eo-
whis'iing buoy, S.W. by W. = W. -.
miles: Coraits read. NV. by ", 10 miles,
Due notice Of the establishment Of the fes
signal Will hs gwen
L II. r. y. 10 NJ No. 81 Of lsss.-Cha-t,.
A0ecied: e,ias k.i0a e.4gsa htsa N0Ni and :.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-21
MARINE OBSERVATION.

Special Dispatches - PoSt-Tate.l3gencsr.
NEAH BAY. July ~ Il r m.-IaGon1e-
.e-. 20 - partly c.Quiy wind southwest.
eighteen m4ee IrNar: last night steam
schooner ~ r n. steamer. AT : p II
ship Ferdinand Fisher IN TOW a. tug Wan
si.rr-. a. II q. IT. Outward 3as1 night tug
N8rde:er, Al b.ae =. III II the Straits,
bound 94t. - schooner
t,I-AT.I.AM Gay July . = ?. n.-Tart-
y ci7itt. frssh MS Wind
PORT ANGELES Jaiy ~ \ p. tn.-Ba-
r-Ultter. 9fc', partly cloudy. wind north
8 81 siX Tlla..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-21
" A DAY should bs
nv lost. You will hays
trembling hands
AtGA and shaky knees
w ard bs filed with a

sense OF gloom ard despair in the place Of
firm limbs and a sense Of being 4 grand
man soon. II you have abused your 0p-
portuni;ies in any way. ard have thereby
become weak ask about "Hudyaa'' the
great rsmedic- treatment. 1, makes manly
men.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-21

their aIiotmsnts. Tire impression bein1 that
when tire new bonds are IN exs<tenre .he
prices VIII range between fA and 1aS
Zimmerman & Foss1ay. bankers. offer 70
buy a. the bid price and 70 sell ~ the
asked.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-21
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA, July 3a-wheat quotation
easy. ciuh. osc, bluezteyrs. &c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-21

WASHINGTON, July 2o-Today's. stale
ment of the condition OF the treasury
shows: Available cash balance. $-i, ass. $50:
gold reserve $lS6. .6p9la
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-21
Back s. :: :: :: :: :: ! :: !:
weak or lame

back Men who suffer from II are general
" those who are weakllngs-shose who ara
only hal. men when saey should De fun Of
life ard fire. Any sort of excess VIII
cause this lack OF full power. Sometimes
the evil that has been done IS not seen 70,
rearA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-21
DENNY
BLAINE
LAND co.

Offers for sale two centrally ioca,-
ed wharves, other water front
property; IA large amount OF tide
lands, building lots between Rail
toad avenue and Western avenue:
business property upon First ave-
nue., First avenue south. Second
and Third avenues and Yesler way:
four business blocks. a number Of
beautiful residences on Denny hill:
fine home in Queen Anne; resi-
dences IL other parts OF the city;
ard large and choice Is, Of rest
dsRce property. We handle only
perfect titles. Examine our list
before buying elsewhere.
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Does :: :: =: :: ::

any OF .he duties or functions OF nature
Are you ready al all times 10 work or
are you drowsy and tired the day through?
II you are dissnclined for any OF ycSr
duties there must be wasting process go
ing on somewhere. Find (, out ard stop IT.
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san FRANCISCO Markets.


SAN FRANCISCO. July 2o.-Whea, was
unchanged for spot. market steady: fl-
tuTes opened lower. toli0ling "A define 1T
ChIcago. fog choice milling grades f8!i
quiet. Better demand for cats Spot QUO
tatioas we're:
Qs.7s. bakers extras. 81 YsI4.s9.
Wheai---sal2p.ng x-l5zfiZ1sa Tor Nc. !:
fariey~FeeG. si.2oai 2z,s: brewing. nsml-
nai.
oats-Poo- 70 fair, sl.2eal2s: good 20
cholee. si.Z7izFfI. 3Ziz; fancy feed. 81 80
1917: gray, 81 sci III: milling. ;i-39tI 81;
Surprise. $l.3-1saL3.1z.
Receipts.
-Four. quarter sacks. s5i7: do Oregon.
@.5s9. wheat centais. 20. do oregon. 5.-y0:
barley. centals, i.Zg5; do Oregon. s.5lc;
oats, ceEtals. 100. do Oregon. $50. beans,
SACK. AZ, potatoes. sacks. s.e43; onions.
ks 6-s do Oregon. 4c0 bran. sacks -;
do oregon. s.219; hay, tons. ip.. wool, bales
~ hides, number. 800. wine, gallons. "a
Closing Qaoeations.
Waeat-F1rm; December. .i.es:l
Corn-Large yellow. si-oz1ss4 LOO.
Wool and Hops
Wool-spring. Nerada. iolllic; oreson.
Eastern, f9Gl1c. Valley. 15Hl9c; N0rtlel n,
l4Qi5c Fail Northern mountain lambs.
affllc: San joaquin pains, sGl0c; Hum
b0idt and MeGdociuo 6dhc.
f3GpS-c3i EgOp. SAA3o new ~
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Mllsturs-Middiings. sls.5082L5J: Iran.
81. s0n $3.50
Hay-Ntw crop N75aa Is -; waeat and
oat sl7.50srls.6o; best barley. sis.J54l>; al
fa.fa sl2 50ftl3J@
egetableS-(iari.c. 243c; green peas, Ia
92c. string beans. Sc per ID; bay squash.
5Ftis5c per box. okra, green. 50us3c; egg
plant. 1ja$i.25 per box: chill green pep
pera. 40ll15c.
Fruits-Strawbe berries. fancy. - eante-
loGpes. s. a crate, ndtmegs, 3-n43 p r
box; peaches. I11s .5c: pears, Bartlett, 81 =
Is. p.um@. 35f;5cci oranges. valencia. s2fs
Re-: Mexican lines. re-pa K, S5-0~ts, lem
ons. common California, siqi-50. aemcns,
choice California. N.59u2: bananas, sag
Der bunch. p!neapples, sl023o per doz.
Butter-taucy creamery, nc. seconds, -
e2oc: fancy dairy. i7igc. seconds. l60lI
Cheeee-New. sdsc: Young America. %
sl4c; Eastern, Ia l@e.
Eggs 5; ore, i2i9al5c: fancy ranch. iTfg
i9c: Eastern. l2ulGc.
Poultry gobblers, l49iac rer -;
turkey hens. l54iiic; old roosters. sia4 -:
young ROSTERS $.5aNs: small broilers, y20
90. large hroi.crs. s343.5o; fryers, ss.SFQ4.
hens. S49t550. old ducks, s3f,3.-5; young
ducks f}li4. geese 1ScffSi per pair. Cos
NaEs. siNl2j: old pigeons. s. 25zi 80; young
pigeons. sl.2j4i.5a.
Sterling on London. sixty days. &&A;
sterling on London. sight. si-s7.
Einrncini.
Silver bars ..... 5s4I DRAFTS Sight -. Is
Mex dolls SO aHi6as Telegraph :. =. Ill.
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IIRIEI and TRADE REVIEW

Seattle, Jafy -. lsss
f~~saaoges At the seaffie, Tacoma and
- c.s4rlng houses to-day were.
~ 81, 4ssDDJ xfS I'D
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SYNOPSIS.

SEATTLE Lea, Report Maximum temper
azure. . degrees. minimum. -: mean, t.
Weather partly cloudy: no rain.
GEORGE y. SALISBURY.
Section Director Weather Bureau
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THE COTTON MARKET.

New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. July O-cotton quiet
miidling. l-lGc.