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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-08-19
GUARDIANS NOTICE.

July =, Ic.c..
The undersigned hereby gives notice that
he has been appointed by the Probate Court
of the Town of Johnston, guardian of the
person and estate of Mary A. Burrows, OF
said Johnston, and has given bond accord
ing TO law.
All persons having claims against said
ward are notified TO present them, and all
persons indebted TO said ward TO make pay
ment to the undersigned. within six months
from this date. JOSEPH COUGH.
Olneyville, Z. L ct.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-08-19
Town of SCituate.

William r. T. Mathewson makes application
to sell pure, spirituous, intoxicating aud malt
liquors at the Shunpike Hotel, Plainfeld pike, In
this town.
All persons interested in said application are
hereby notified 10 appear before the Town Coun-
Gil, Saturday, Aug. 18th. 1898, at one o'clock p.
m, at the Town Clerks Office, and be heard
thereon.
D. n. REMIGToN,
Council Clerk.
Scituate, r. l.. July %, 1898. sts
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-08-19

An Enemy TO health Is impure blood, as ii
Aads TO serious disease and great suffering.
Hoods SarSaparilla meets and conquers this
enemy and averts the danger
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-08-19

Hoods Pills sre the only pills 70 take " ith
Hoods Sarsaparilla. Easy and yet efficient.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-09-05

expected and our local jobbers have mace
no preparations for the rise, consequently
are snort on this particular class OF lrult,
there being only Il United quantity on inc
market.
California fruits are in great demand, ana
the receipts are not equal to the demand.
However, next week will find TINS Iithtt
more plentifully supplied, as there are TWO
or more cars in transit for TINS place
Apples are coming in in a l0citi way 'titt
are being sold very cheap. as the stoch 10
inferior both to size and quallty.
Cabbage are plentiful. Virginia IS sup
plying this mar!Ist with all ana more t l1l
it can dispose of, and the price IS very
low, taking into consideration the quah'y
of the stock.
Irish potatoes are also plentiful, with no
change in price
Onions are some sCarcer, with the mar
ket steady at prices quoted. Receipts nave
been light on this market for the past le"
days
Poultry is in good demand, all receipts
being readily taken on arrival at quolatioi
prices.
The egg market is very much on boom
prices being up from . to SC per GoZen,
there being none on this market TO-DAY "
be had at scarcely any price
Honey is in fair demand at prices duoI-
ed. all receipts meeting with ready SAFE:
Sweet potatoes are in SOod uehhdIl" az
fancy prices.
Should the weather fair up ana mdicaI1
tions be favorable the Atlanta produce ana
fruit dealers. as a whole, expect Il DOOM III
their line the coming week.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-09-05
WHEAT TURNED WEAK
Big Northwest Receipts and Lower Liver
peel Formed Depressing Influence.
CLOSING PRICES WERE LOWER
Wheat Crop Will Prove Largest Ever
Harvested Even if Falling Below
Current Estimates.

Chicago, September 3.-Enormous receipts
of wheat In the northwest today lowered
rices. Expectation of a heavy accumula-
ton Tuesday was also leading factor.
September left off 7sc down and December
lost @sc. Corn declined NC Oats are sc
lower. Pork is off 22l2c and lard and ribs
7l2c each.
Nearly everything was against the price
of wheat. The heat was 50 intense that II
seriously curtailed trade. In addition lV-
erpool cables were weak and receipts in
the northwest continued to increase at Il
rapid rate. Longs got disguised ana SOFA
freely of wheat that cost more money than
was procurabe at any time today. ne
fact that the New York produce exchange
was closed prevented the execution of 2Iy
shipping business, and as all eNcE"I StS
will be closed here Monday, traders feared
they might have to face very neaVS re-
ceipts both here and in he north vest
Tuesday morning. Minneapolis ana DiI".h
markets were very weak. ana htipci ~
the heaVincSS prevailing here. some wheat
was said to have been bought 1t MmHe'tp-
Oils by u Chicago house and sold h'ic ~ Il
profit for September delivery. Ch4c2G1 re-
ceipts were $50 cars, of which my were
up to contract g'adc. The hunlt": o. t"i
received at Minneapolis ana Cuiulh NCIc
sol compared with $50 a year ago. ne haI
ket continued to drop during the lasl nan
nour of the session. Longs 20 1Vu II"
creased diScouraG cement and iqh,aattd lIFc-
w and short selling became more ah&i s.
sfve September opened unchanged a. '''TII
dropped to &c. then iiIntd up 20 n.-tI ~,
,rs AT the close. December started oh-
CHANGED to re lower At 6lisNblt a. ""lIHeu
to 6012c and recovered to tV2a4oo24. the cos
ing ugures. ,,,,..,-,,,, of
amy Of its previous bullIsh features. ut me
market after a short spell Of comp3r2tlTe
strength became we3h ne ne ae'Ilp ions, ~;
wheat was the most striking OF the F'tIol'9
reasons TO which the latter hcaNlne9S III
earn was ascribed. December, DsEan IN IN
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-09-05
WEATHER CROP BULLETIN.
Cotton in Atlantic and East Gulf States
Injured by Continued Rains.

Washington. August 30.-The weather bu-
reau III It's review Of crop conditions for the
week ending August 10Th. says:
Continued heavy rains have proved I'M
favorable in the south Atlantic and east
gulf states. while drought preavus in pOr
tons Of Texas. Arkansas and Missouri and
generally throughout the states of the east
ern Rocky mountain slope The week has
proved very favorable in the New England
and the middle Atlantic states the lake re
gion and generally throughout the central
valleys, the high temperatures faVoring
the rapid maturing of crops
with the exception of portions Of kan
sas. Nebraska. Missouri and South Da-
kVIa. where the late crop has been injured
by drought and excessive heat. the week
has been very favorable for corn. which
is maturing rapidly under favorable c0udi-
tons throughout the central and northern
portions Of the country in the southern
counties Of Nebraska corn mas rpencd too
rapidly under the RICH temperatures OF ms
and the preceding week. and rs q result Il
considerable proportion Of the crop IN that
section III the state viii be chafty. some
cutting has been done in nearly all of the
pTuciDal corn states,
'Harycs;mg and thrashing Of spring
wheat continue in oregon and Washington.
In WasninSlu ON thraShlu% shows good yleiua
which. however, have been somewhat les
scned by poor crops OF late wheat in some
SECTIONS as a result OF the excessive neat OF
the first half Of August, which has ais"
injured the crop in oregon
The week has been very unfayorable to
cotton and espet tally over the greater
part OF the eastern portion Of the cotton
uclt where it has suffered from heavy
rains which have been continuous Tor the
past month. causing rust. SArdJiu& ana zoo
rapid growth Of stalk. In portions Of North
Carolina and over the central part OF the
cotton region conditions Of the past week
have been somewhat more favorable and
the crop IS improved in Tennessee. NJ .Saourl
ANA portions oil mississippi and Kansas;
wood o
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-09-05
Worlds Visible Supply of Cotton.

New Orleans September 2.--Hester's
statement of the worlds visible supply Of
cotton. made up from special cable and
Geographic adViccs. compares the figures
Of this week with last week last year and
In 1894, the latter the 1901 COO crop year.
1t shows decrease for the week Just
closed of 42,0l6 bales. against a decrease
of $3.50 last year. and decrease of o.
S9G in 1894.
The total visible supply is 1.631, AT. against
1871 ,393 last week, 9S2 765 last year and
1,9l3,GSS in 1894. OF this the total of Amer
lean cotton is 1,434 AZ. against 1470,493 last
week, 769 56 last year and l,5234SS In 1884,
ana of all other kinds including Egypt
Brazil India. etc. $4,000. against 2o3,0o0
last week, $4,000 last year ana 800 200 in
1894.
The worlds visible supply of cotton
shows q decrease compared with last week
of 42,0l6 bales, an increase compared with
last year of 6iS,716, and a decrease compar-
ed with 1894 OF 2S2.2ll.
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steady with January unchanged and other

steady with January unchanged and other
months 1 to points lower. Following the
call the trading basis was 2 to points I'm
der the final figures of yesterday with bue-
mess exceptionally light The easier feel
ing was directly due to a weak set OF Eng
glSh cables. Considering the weakness
abroad our market exhibited relatively
steady front. Reports of further heavy
rains in the eastern portion OF thc 'otton
belt and hearish crop accounts generally.
checked bear selling and led the more CEN
fident bulls to increase their holdings in a
small way. Speculation was very weak
late in the "Fternoon with the close quiet
at Il 7,--- -;;5S of 30 ,>otntS. Spot cotton
rlosei 0iliet and STEADY with prices J. Ice
lowor OF tn basis of SIC for midding up
lands and &c for middling gulf Total sales
S39 bales including 1873 bales to spinners
and 101 bales for export direct shipment.
Port receipts estimated for the day at 5000
bales against 1876 last week and l02SS last
year Port receipts estimated for the week
at 50, 0O0 against 81 $50 last week and g5SIl
last year. At Memphis 81 aaEinst IL last
year. and at Houston 4,50l, against 6.916 last
year.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-09-05
prc orr, MILL MAN is MISSING.
John Leclercq Leaves Nore anu
Wholly Disappears.

Jackson. Miss, september l.--Joiih i1
cIorco manager of the Culbertson :yndl-
cate oil mill in this city, 1as mysteriouSiy
disappeared and the authorities hrm'y pc
Heve that de has committed suicide.
He left a note last night dlaposlnS OF
several business affairs and stated that
he was gotng to take swim III teaii
river. The -ono OF the note clearly 1nh-
Gates tina; he COntnMD plated Stlt-ueStfuc-
ton. The river is being dragged for ms
b0dt
Leclercu was about thirty years of age
AMI has a wife and three children in
Paris, Tex He came to Jackson two
months ago. His accounts are all straight
covered
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-09-05
WHO Is TO BLAME
For Holding the Troops in Camp To
Die Of Fever
BILL ARP ON THE BIG ROW
It Was Wrong To Have Sent the Boys
to the Tropics During the Sum-
mer Months.

Everybody rejoiced when the protocol
was signed and peace was made. But our
troubles seem to have just begun Inc
quarrels between generals and cabinet Of
hcers and the doctors and newspapers are
bad enough. but when are our soldier
boys to quit dying and so home? some
say the camps are unhealthy, and even
NTontaux Point has been condemned by
DR. Sem. who says it will soon be a camp
of horrors Chickamauga was conCemnci
and now ii is said Huntsville is no better
Tampa had to be abandoned anu tIl1
death-rate of Porto Rico is increasing
every day. 1t makes one sick 70 read Ihe
chapters of misery in the daily papers
Some lay all the blame on Alger and some
charge it upon the unfeeling doctors some
say it Is homcsickucss that causes the
great mortality and others declare II 10
be the result of climate changeS-the Suu-
den transition from Chickamau8a 10 Lam
pa and Cuba and Porto Rico Wha'efei
1t may be. the present CONDITION Is 1""",
The soldier boys have brought PACK WIN
Them the germs Of maIarial diseases anu
are dying by thousands. 1T Will take SooI
beds, good rooms, good nourishment' goo"
nursing and the constant care of klhd pa
rents or sisters or some near KINDRED 10
save any of them. We know all ABOUT II
at our house, for my wife ana huI9 oN
one Of our boys in Florida for three lonB'
anxious months and barely saved NM 1t
took him two years to recover after we
got him home. He was strong ana hc3.-
inv. and went 10 Florida in June to work
on a railroad and the fever took hold OF
hin, and wasted all his flesh away. ot
course he would have died but tor our
constant care and tender nursing. what
then. can be expected Of these boys t'he'
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-09-05
Country Produce.

Atlanta. september Eggs l6@l'. Butterwestarn
creamery lfa iHc: fancy Tennessee Ilhml2'pc;
choice SC; Georgia S@Iec Live poultry cuck2nH.
hens 221@c5c; spring chickens; large, lGa ieci
small lOGl2tsc; ducks, puddle, l1la@ zoe; fe&lhE
22te@25". irish potatoes per hnshel 50 Toc.
rweet potatoes. new crop. l5hI9oc per buHhel'
Honey strained 6UTc; ir the comb S@t9c onions
new cop 75&c$l.U 90 per bV; SO oOog3 20 per Dbl .
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-09-05

New York, September 2.-The following
is the comparative cotton statement for
the week ending today:
Net receipts at L. $. ports. 80
Same time last year ..... ~ t13
Showing q decrease Of. ..... $50. II, ABB
Total receipts to datc..... $50. 49,. 1885
Same time last year. .... .,... ..... 13152
Showing decrease off,. ...... :. 175j
Exports for the week. 49,. ..... =. % 5l6
Same time last year, ..... ..... 14,5l6
Showing an increase Of. ..... 1880
Total exports to date. 49,. ..... :. L 1896
Same time last year, 49,. ..... 900. 2.1l1
Showing an increase Of. ..... 80. 10,2Sl
Stock at u. 5. ports. $50. .....l22 125
Same time last year. ..... 49,. go. $3.50
Showing an increase Of. -. zee. =. SG,479
STOCK at interior towns. .... ..... 90 9Gf
Same time last year. go. ..... 80. 47,;6"
Showing an increase Of. ..... go. 43. COP
Stock at Liverpool. .... -. ..... ..790 0o9
Same time last year. ..... ..... -. .4S7 60l
Showing an increase of p. -. ..303, G0l
American afloat for Great Britain =. 80 00n
Same time last year. 80. 49,. ..... il 900
Showing an increase Of. ..... E. e. 5000
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-09-05
Atlanta Clearing House Statement.

Darwin g. Jones. Manager.
Clcar,ngs for the week. o. 49,. $9i5,122 &c
Same week last year,. go. 80. 991, $50 q
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-09-05
The Treasury Statement.

Washington, September 3.-Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, $297, ZAP. 295:
gold reserve. 500, 916, 2S2
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-09-05

Ornithologiets must be very influential in
Russia to succeed in almost making a gov
ernment matter Of the great exhibition Of
birds which is to be held in St Petersburg.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-09-05

DO you seek safe investment = WELD big
t'T.tr's nothing moro certain 70 EleIu "
,,t,,,ns i'm nerve strength, pure poo" anu
good health than Hood 9aI9'lP>' ma
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-09-05

New York, September 3.--By Associated
Press: The cotton market opened barely
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-09-05
Comparative Cotton Statement.

New York September 2.-The following
$ the comparative cotton statement for
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-09-05
Net deposits, 1852, 3S9, 800; decrease, $7S4,.

Circulation, $140i8 500; decrease. $748G
The banks now hold $l4991 GO in excess
OF the requirements OF the IS per cent rule.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-02-05
CHANGE OF PHYSICIANS.

1t has been known for some time that
DR.. Davis was contemplating a trip to
the East, but not until recently that he
intended to make a permanent move.
From here the doctor goes TO Wash
ington. D. c., thence to New York, and
from there he is contemplating a trip
by boat to Mexico. He informs us that
he has not yet decided where he will
permanently locate, but II he continues
to practice, is thinking seriously ofput-
ting up his shingle in the City OF Mex
ico We have faint suspicion that
the doctor has a decided hankering af-
ter Mckinley sugar plum. - Mrs.
Davis is going to her old home in Frank
lin, Idaho to pay her parents a visit.
They hope 20 be able To get away in
a few daye.
During his residence here DR.. Davis
has made inc record as physician,
having been remarkably successful in
the eases which he has attended, and
has enjoyed "A large practice. He and
his wife will be much missed in our com
munity.
In view OF the departure Of DR.. Davis,
the people Of Ely and vicinity can con-
gratulate themselves that he is to be
succeeded by DR. Hammond, formerly
of Delamar, whose card we publish else
where in this issue.
DR.. Hammond comes To MS very high
ly recommended from Delamar, where
he had a good practice and was popu-
lar physician. He has had eight years
training in the hospitals of Chicago
and while in Delamar. performed sue
eessfully several difficult operations.
He has purchased DIR. Davis Office fix
tnres and will be located in the same
pleasant quarters As his predecessor.
We have found him an affable gentle
man and wish him success in his new
location.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-02-05
MRS. y. 4. DOLAN'S SUDDEN
DEATH.
The Funeral Postponed Awaiting
the Arrival OF Absent Children.

From cherry Greek Correspondent
As our citizens emerged from their
homes on the morning of the End inst
to attend TO their various pursuits, they
were grief stricken with the news that
Mrs. Katherine Dolan was dead.
Il causes more than ordinary SORROW
in this community because Mrs Dolan
has lived in this vicinity nearly % years;
was a devoted wife and mother; good
neigh Dor, aud has left to mourn her
loss, a family Of II Children loss that
Is irreparable. The sympathy of all
goes out to this afflicted family.
Mrs. Dolan was born IN Carbon coun-
ty, Pennsylvania, where she was mar
ried To Pat. Y. Dolan and moved West,
living in Elko prior to coming to Egan
canyon. from the latter place she NOV
ed to her ranch 9miles north of Cherry,
where she died February lst. at 9P. NJ.
after an illness Of only two hours; aged
46 years.
The funeral is postponed, awaiting
the arrival Of two sons, Terrence at
Goleonda and Thomas at Delamar, New.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-02-05
CHERRY CHEEK ITEMS.

Our young ladies' and gentlemen are
utilizing the fine weather and dry
streets by exercising their bicycles.
Mr.. aud Mrs McDermid, Mrs. Pierce
aud Mrs. Wearne went In the Dolan
ranch To visit the family.
Miss Emily Sparks, the teacher at
Butte valley school. accompanied by
visit this week. These ladies will come
again 10 attend the Cake Walk.
\ petition was circulated here among
the old friends of Hon. O. II. Grey, de.
string the President TO appoint him the
superintendent OF the Indian School at
Carson. This is no bogus petition, the
signers are our oldest and best citizens
who have known Mr.. Grey ''to these
many years, - all Of whom hope to see
him get the appointment.
Misses Lizzie aud Una and Masters
Harry and Garrett Reilly arrived We'd
nesday evening from Delamar, Nevada.
Their brother James, who is clerking
for Mr.. Z. H. Cannon, has fitted up
pleasant home for them and their many
friends in the county will be glad to
know the family is settled down in
good community.
The sound of the battery at the Star
mill Is indeed music to our people; it de-
lights the ear and relieves the mind,
aud gives promise of better times in the
future. Everything is working most
satisfactorily, and the concentrates all
that can he desired. The mill has
capacity OF 100 tons OF ore day, but
for temporary want Of sufficient water
cannot be worked TO its full capacity.
This will shortly be remedied, however,
and an abundance of water secured.
Cherry Checkers sympathize with
4 Elyites, but cannot help them only by
advising them to move over or visit us
often. The stage driver must have lost
/ his overcoat. Our thermometers duly
register the weather, which is truly de-
liehtful here so said Bros. Sol Hip and
Pete Weber this week, after Siberian
experience in Ely. Those gentlemen
were sorry TO leave Us, but consoled
themselves by deciding to visit us, along
with all their Ely friends, ON the 18th
OF March and take in the Cake Walk
and dance Report says Sol has en-
gagged whole lodging house for hi'
Ely friends.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-02-05

II Is not often that Il physician recon-
mends patent medicine: when he does
you may know that it is a good one.
DIR. J. =. Cleveland, Glasgow, Va,
writes; 81 have used Chamberlain 5
Collie, Cholera and Diarrohoea Remedy
in my practice and it has proven to be
an excellent remedy. whore a thorough
course OF medicine had failed with me-
| recommend it to my patients every
time for colic and diarrhoea. - Many
other progressing physicians recom-
mend and use this remedy, because it
always cures and cures quickly. Get a
bottle and you will have an excellent
doctor in the house, for all bowel com
plants, both for children and adults.
For sale by F. NJ. Clark, Druggist
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-02-05
TElEPHONED FROM EUREKA.
THE LATEST NEWS OF INTEREST
TO OUR READERS.

Great Britain IS sending war vessels
to China.
More trouble has oyertaken Rev. G.
o. Brown at Chicago.
Japan has finally withdrawn all OBJ
jections to the annexation Of Hawaii by
the United States.
\ Garsonite in Dawson writes that
the thermometer stands at 81 '"grees
below zero o3at place, and q is
$40 a cord,
President Mckinley Is said to be in
direct communication with the Cuban
patriots, and negotiations are in prog
ress looking towards the Intervention
of the United States in Cuban affairs.
Arrangements have been made be-
tween the Southern Pacific and the Alas
ka Commercial Co, by which a great
portion of the Alaska out6tting busi-
ness will be brought to San Francisco,
instead of northern cities.
The Republicans have fixed up the
following slate for Federal appoint
ments in Nevada, and parties are about
to start for Washington to present
their claims to President Mckinley.
For Supt. Of the Mint, r. k. Colcord; :;
for Melter and Refiper, II. 7. Dunn for
L. 5. Marshall, Frank Mccullough; for
Surveyor General, Allen 9. Bragg; for
Register OF the Land Office, E. r. Van
derlelth; for Superintendent Of the In
dian School o. II. Grey.
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COUPON.

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For liniment that cures
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Tickets, So. SO,
ADMITTING LAOY AND GENTLEMAN.
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Postotiice at Ely,
Nevada, for the month ending Janu-
airy 81, 1897. Persons calling for these
letters viii please say Advertised:
Berry, Mr.. John,
Blain, John.
Conway, NJ. \. Mrs.
Dixon, Mr.. W. II. ,.
Dinim, Mr.. I. II.
Goodhue, Mr.. Ben.
Gougon, Frank. >.
Hensley, John. 3.
Nordfords, John.
Foreign.
ST. Duo Nalentin,
Sr. Duo Bslentin,
Sr. Du Braulio Yturii,
Senior GIOVANNI Baroni.
JAS. p. McOmie, Postmaster.
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Floor Diree tor = p. II. CANNON.