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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01
STATE CIIAIi<nIANS
a Suggts sti0n That There BE n vice Chair
man.
Register, 20th.

Colonel Willie Jones has been ap-
pointed colonel of the now regiment,
and rs be is chairman of the State
Democratic executive committee, it
is possible that he may resign from
tho last mentioned position. Some
of the friends of Mr.. Cole L. Bleaso
have spoken of him for the chair
manship.
A Register reporter interviewed
Mr.. Blease last night and asked him
If he would be candidate.
Mr.. Bleaso said: 81 am not Il can
didate for tho State craftsmanship as
| think Col. Jones should continue
to hold that position and simly let
tho executive committee elect q vice
chairman to act in the absence Of
Col. Jones. Col. Jones has managed
admirably so far and has the work
well advanced for tho campaign
With his advice the vice chairman
can perform all the duties and on
the return Of Co. mes tho chair.
manship will belong to him as is
right and proper.
"God grant that he may return
safely to his State and family with
renewed honors."
Tho reporter then asked: "Will
yon be a candidate for vice chair
manship?'
Mr.. Bleaso answered: "WelI, not
exactly candidate, but as 1 have
been thrown with the chairman so
much and familiarized myself with
the duties of tho place, if elected
would accept, and perform the duties
to the best Of my ability, and on the
return of Col. Jones turn over the
position to him."
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01
TWICE A WEEK, ST. so A YEAR

sending Of tho eastern squadron
under Commodore Watson to the
Spanish shores The commodore is
Fastening with all speed southwark
on the Newark to join and confer
with Admiral Sampson off Suntiago.
1t has been known to our govern
m'nt for some time past that the
Spanish government was trying to
obtain possession of tho splendid
mod"rn armorcd cruiser O'IIiggins,
owned 10y Chile. Our agents, how
cvcr, have watched these negotiations
carefully, and our government has
boon finally satisfied that they have
failed. 1t is needless to cay that
tho result was agrccably received
here, az tho gravcst complications
might have resulted from the sale of
warship by neutral power to
Spain.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01
0NWA ARD TO SANTIAGO
GEN, SHAFTER PRESSES,
THE AME EHiCAS - ARMY WITHIN THREE
MILES or THE DOOMED cry.

No F'St'ng Since Friday In.t- Lines Arouut
Cub. Heing TlHt" Il. 40 Aa TO Effect
u"hT Prevent Food supplies Reach.
Ing SpaniH'tia isa, Il, Il Wire Uard
nsn Means at Drfrn,p for tho
FirSi Timr IN civilized
Warfare,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01

Service Unif"rma Iiavc Kcncl,cd Th. III a
ChickmmauEa--Ths Pnymnstcr
Has Arrived.

Chickamanga Pa!k, Ga, June 2S.
Orders were issued today for an
inspection of the regiment IN order
that all surplus baggage may be
sent homo Immediately.
The brown duck suits arrived TO
day and will be given out at once
We arc still needing blue shirts,
cantccns, knapsacks, etc.
The soldiers today signed tho pay
roll. Tho paymnstcr is now on tho
ground and our money will probably
he issued within four days.
Recruits are still coming in and
are being drilled in squads.
Th" Indications are that wo will
NO. leave icrc under Il week or ten
days, if then. Other regiments arc
preparing to go this week.
WILLIAM BANKS.
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Take JOHNSONS
CHILL & FEVER
TONG. C.~-"upza2sBp~
col ALSTNN'S REGIMENT
VIII 30 Sent to tho Front In u Week or Ten
Days.

Cbickamnuga National Park, June
2S.-The order issued Sunday to
Immediately equip and prepare iif-
teen regiments of the First corps to
form IN expoditionnry force was rc-
voked by Major General Brooke to.
day. This does not change tho plan
to prcpar" for IN expedition, how
over, since tho rovoking order affects
moro especially tho transfers that
were named IN tho former order. 1t
provides further, that instead of fif-
tocn roimouts being Immediately
equipped and prepared, the entire
First Army corps Of twenty seven
regiments is TO bo hastily prepared
for active field service, and the ma
tural Inference prevails among tho
bcst posted army oIlicers ut the park
that tho ontiro forco will bo off for
Tampn or other scaports within
week or ten days, or rs rapidly as
transportation can bo provided.
Tho regiments included arc: Ninth
Pennsylvania, Second Missouri, First
Now Hampshire, Twelfth New York,
Twenty'iirst Kansas, Eighth Massa-
chu5etts, First South Carolina,
Twelfth Minnesota, Fifth Penn
sylvania, Fourteenth Minnoso-
tn, First Pennsylvania, Second
Ohio, Sixth Ohio, Ono Hundred
and Fifty. eighth Indiana, First West
Virginia, One llundrol and Sixteth
Indiana, First Georgia, Thirty-iirst
Michigan, Sixteenth Pennsylvania,
Srcond Wisconsin, Third Kentucky,
Fourth Pennsylvania, Third Illinois,
Fourth Ohio, First kentucky, Third
Wisconsin and Fifth Illinois.
Major General Brooke was ap-
pointed by tho President to com
mand the corps. Major General
Wade will bo loft in command ut
Camp Thomas. Tho change mado
by todny's order appears to have
been in accordance with General
Brooke's desire not to go to the front
without sufficient men for any emer-
gency that might arise.
Major Otto Becker and Major Scy-
monr Howell were the only govern.
mcnt pnymnst"rs arriving today, al
though twenty five were expected
Major Becker stated that tho pay
corps would begin paying tho army
at once, and it is estimated the
amount to be paid out will be not
less than two million dollars.
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Campaign Appointments

Tho report Of tho sub committee
on campaign schedule was adopted
as follows.
Georgetown, Saturday, July 2.
Kingstreo, Tuesday, July ..
Florence, Wednesday, July 6.
Marion, Thursday, July 7.
Conway, Saturday, July 8.
Darlington, Tuesday, July l2.
Chesterfield, Thursday, July If.
Bonncttsvillc, Saturday, July lG.
Bishopville, Tuesday, July 10.
Camdon, Thursday, July ~.
Lancaster, Saturday, July 23.
Chester, Monday, July %.
Winnsboro, Tuesday, JnIy 2G
YorkvilIc, Wednesday, July II.
Gallncy, Thursday, Jnly 28.
Spartanburg, Friday, Jnly 20.
Union, Saturday, July 30.
Nowberry, Monday, August 8.
Laurens, Tuesday, August 8.
Grccnvillc, Thursday, August | IT,.
Pickens, F'iday, August ~.
Wnlhalla, Monday, August Is.
Anderson, Tuesday. August rs.
Abbcvill", Thursday, August lS.
Greenwood, Friday August 10.
Aiken, Monday, August 22.
Edgolield, Tuesday, August %.
Salnda, Thursday. August %.
Lexington, Friday August 2G
Columbia, Saturday, August u.
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Champion Shot or tho World.

Miss Annie Oakley writes: "My-
self and many Of tho Buffalo Bill
Wild West Co. have given Aliens
Foot Ease, the powder to shake into
tho shoes, most thorough trial, and
it does al if not moro than you
claim" 1t instantly takes tho sting
out Of Corns and Bunions. Aliens
Foot. Easo is certain cure for hot,
aching, nervous or sweating feet.
Sold by all Druggists and Shoe
Stores, 20c. Sample sent FREE. Ad-
dress Allen S. Olmsted, lie Roy, N. Y.
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The Mountain-I Locked Miracle Of the
OInrkA.

The hot waters, the mountain air,
cqnablc climate and the pine forests
make Hot Springs tho most wonder
FIJI health and pleasure resort in the
world, summer or winter. 1t is own
cd and controlled by the u. S. Gov
crnmcnt aud has accommodation
for all classes. Tho Arlington and
Park hotels and 60 others and 200
boarding houses are open all summer.
Having an altitud" of 1000 feet it
IS cool, safe and nearby refuge
during the heated term in the south.
For information concerning Hot
Springs address g. Il. Cooley, Man
ager Business Mems League, Hot
Springs, Ark.
For reduced excursion tickets and
particulars Of the trip SOC local agent
or address W. a. Turk, Gen'l Pass.
Agent, Southern Ry., Washington,
ID. G.
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WHEELER UP A TREE
SURVEYING SPANIARDS.
WONDERFUL ENERGY OF THE DAsH-
ING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WARRIOR.

The Advance OF tho American Army-The
Enemy Steadily Retircs--3liEht Skt"''
ishes Between Spaniartis and Cubnns'
Heavy Losses Sustained by the
Enemy In tho Engagement OF
Friday-stnrvntion and Dis
trcbs In tho CITY OF
Santiago.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01

In Broad River Schnol District to
commence in August or lst September.
Term to continue for eight months.
Applications received by either If the
undersigned until the lst of July.
ID. A. DICKERT, Chm.
w. r. SUBER, Sccy.
Sunshine 8. G.. f2t
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Tho report Of tho sub committee
on campaign schedule was adopted
as follows.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01
SIX ARRESTS MADE Al Lake CITY.
The Men Taken to Charl. a,on-The I.iat of
Those Charged with Participation In
tho Murder of Post master Baker
Especial to The State. }

Lake City, Juno 2S.-Thls morn
ing six United State deputy marshuis
arrived here from Charleston and at
once proceeded to arrest d. NJ Epps,
II. II. Stokes and II. G. Goodwin of
this place, w. A. Webster and Nj. Y.
Ward, who reside a few miles in tho
, country, and Il. Il. Mcknight Of
Scranton, S. G., charged with COM
plicity in the Baker postollico affair.
The parties will be taken to Char
lesion tonight to appear before the
Commissioner tomorrow. Every
thing passed off very quietly.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
The following men at Lake City
were arrested today on q charge Of
being implicated in the killing Of
Postmaster Baker and will be taken
to Charleston tonight: Monliio Eppu,
II. T.. Stokes, II. G.. Goodwin, II. T..
Mcknight, M. Y. Ward aud w. \.
Webster.
These men were arrested by dcpu
ties from Charleston on Il warrant
issned by Postoflico Inspector BuIla
Il. Nj. Gilland of this place has
bopu rpt 81 p6 for tbn Infnpco Iryo,y
thing is quiet at Lake City and very
little excitement manifested.
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BiIf.DINs ASSOCIATIONS.
The League Commences Its Annual
session at Omaha.

OMAHA, July Z7-The United States
League u Building Associations WAS called
10 order this morning hv = w. SanDGrn
Mayor Moore delivered ths address % vel
come President Moore responded briefly
10 the welcome. end then read his annual
address as follows:
The objects ~ this league are many
We strive 70 ur - the leagues If Az the
states into one grand body. ana through
,hss means 70 correct many evils and
abuses ia amend ard - stop bad iegl=la-
lLg and loan business - "a ~ very inr"p-
t!Or Ioeal IN its bTOaaeEt meaning and
sno8sa uS fC&terr5
The league seeks - organic state
league In ne states nov unCrRaniZe1. thus
b..ng a Die 20 amend bad lsps and 20 en-
dure lawmakers % enact just and eQI-a Die
statute which shall pToie.t and aid their
&tork hoi9frr4 We also keep "A yiEfanE
watch over national legislation. ard hava
men successful ~ the past iu avertirE dis
astrous ie&;sls .iun by properly influencing
our lawmaks r. no we're Convinced oar
cause V8S just.
Afte~ a'ta3f0E 20 the saeeessfta cffor,s
- hzve hufld.rg md loan associations *
elr1t47 from she 7sar tax h.H. ~ said taat
hundreds u Thousands ~ dollars were thus
sawed - the association rtiel would other
WISE have % - paid ~ the lahor.nE rnen.
VINO ara lie lsrge@t owners ~ the stock
and the only borrowers q tie funds.
..rf such double taxation eanuo' "a AVOID
e. IN ot4r national congress. Mr. should
the {eEtslat l~es - some ~ our states lo.-
rirus 70 .eFT AZ ualbst Tax ca taetr asso-
cations
A rosnn4t.ee 90 credentials was aupg.r.-
e.. and Secretary cesl.ariIs presented ne
ana1C3aI and statistical report
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~. NaPa c-eek entraraee. aay eracon

pay. NaPa creek entrance. Gay eeacon
.Ca3t:orris, Trinidad Head lighthouse. fog
signal established
Gai1 % 81 Lawrence. Miraunfchi hay,
'-a5tEoFeIr' e1t II Preston beach range liz hts.
tsaIaIStAn. west and southeast coasts.
,,.sefa1e1 changes IL Cahp. MaaSaloTs and
Nanap45 lignts
ireland. east coast. Belfast Tough, alter
ions II lighting and buoyage 81 Veto
Ireland, west coast. Arsan island. XII
'0zaf gay. e2oy marking spit ~ en,rsrdS.
saE'a.. Inland Sea, Risa-3 seic, particulars
Q. s2-a1 bark Of Sci shiTsa.
noTe4. east COST soa3fIugs
. Magellan strait. First aarrows. intended
ngat On pelSa13 point
Name, AaSeougUs bay. Medurcook river,
buoy ests b{tshed
Mediterranean sea. Sicily. Syracuse har-
ooF, new leading marks ard intended
Ne% York bay entrance. Sandy Hook
HZ9tFesSef replaced By Reisaf ngnfgesseI
North Sea. Holland. sunken wreck north
W" $50. ~ r 5t.eschs gat
SedlA FacIflc ocean. Juan Fernandez ISL
ane Cumberland bay. light at landing
Tasmania, vest coast. Macquarie harhor
u19I signals az entrance
1rkey. sea Of Marmara Gallirou s,rai,
A,ohan Asian bank lIghtvessel. ter,porary
alteration in lights
Virginia; Hog Island lighthouse, !rreyu-
lariiy in ligat
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WATER FRONT NOTES

me river steamer ouickstap took another
spin around the bay YESTERDAY 10 tes- be-
engines. 'N
steamship Queen IS due today from Sa-
Ffanclst-n Tae UrAtilla sails today for
the same port.
Schooner Golden Gate sailed Tuesday for
tpos inlet ports loaded With freight ana
general merchandise She carried no ma :
sengers.
Steam collier Czarina arrived in por.
yesterday from San Francisco. She IS
loading return cargo u coal az the south
burkers,
cutter Grant was alongside the south
btinkeTs yesterday taking on 4 s2lrriy ~
coal She Will leave shortly far a cruise
around the sound
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


NEW YORK, July 27-The Evening
Posts London financial cablegram SAYS:
The stock market here continues stagnant,
investment stocks being dull on the rise
In money rates and the continued fore gn
drain Of god.
Americans opened good. The commence
ment Of gold exports TO New York at
tracted much attention. Prices closed IN
der the best. IT present The gold opera
tons are the Canadian banks, but IL IS
understood that New York IS the destina-
ton Of the metal
Spanish fours rose TO 80 on the peace
prospects. but closed near.y a point under
the best
Gold has been engaged here today COR
export TO the United States. being taken
both from the open market and from the
bank. The discount rate has risen in con-
sequence sis 10 rs per cent.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON. July 27.-Canadian Pacific.
s6fs: Grand Trunk. Is; bar SILVER quiet.
e7i4d per ounce. Money. "a per cent.
BreadstuHs.
LIVERPOOL, July 27-Closlng: Wheat
Spot No. red Western winter dun. IS
sgd. No. , red Northern spring dull. is
6'ed. Corn-July. quiet. IS 3ssd: September.
quiet. SIS 3Ssd; October. quiet IS 40
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DAILY BULLETIN.

Seattle, July y. Is9S.
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If YOU want reliable k'ondike news.
read the Pos;-IntelliSencer. The Weekly
Observation-Disclosures contains ali the news &c
,he gold fields. ana "a just the paper -
send 70 friends in the East. Five cents
Mil nay gor a copy. including the postage.
sent IL any city in the United States %
canada
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DRIVEN INSANE IN HEAT.
4 Portland Dintist Enlists in the
Navy. and Falls Under the Work.

SAN FRANCISCO. July s..-E l.
Greecas OF Portland. or. who shipped -
stoser GA the AonAdnock. was Sfnt 10 tho
insane asy hum ea July ~ Greene IS 4 doc
tor % dental surgery. and was N lGo:s-
tive practice when tire war broke out. f!s
was examined as to his sanity rs nrs~
Emerson. HeSt-rt and Steele, and On their
re,ort MAS sent - the insane asylum
CsreeBa's condition IS the result o. ms
excessive heat q the fire-roou and fan
from his hammock.
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TLAW BAND DESTROYED.
Cattle Thieve. Wiped out in Two
Fights With Deputy ~herfns

KANSAS cfTT. July "a special 70
;se S.a~ from E3f8ls. T. T. says,
II tw3 distinct tztf}ex with d pz.ty
s1@r.f~ ? gang - ~a';.e thieves nd out-
'aws which have disturbed ne Cherokee
rs Ion TX a long time UeT.- d.sfT2ge 81
TIE -.szt aFnt occurred * miles eaSc %
Caecsoh ar1 resulted II one outlaw. q
1&if-h-ee1 Cherokee. FAMED petit. nei- <
zsSglA-g wounded. Days4 GEe4,hoQ-s. tx
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member of IRE French gang. slightly
wounded and captured: also Cawthorn
captured. Later tha remainder OF the
gang were intercepted near Braggs BY
Deputy Marshal IS6cet.er with posse.
ana al the outlaws were killed. These
Latter were Golishy. a brother Of Chero-
Ffcalo<, Bill
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- tH. t"tst >8'-s a.
90 Wells Fargo ....f.9
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

Whsat-AaTket nominal: expert No. !
club. S.. No 4 EiasSters. stc~ Milling
wheat No elgb. sc. NO. ! siGestss1. Csc.
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(Brn aha.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. July q. Cotton
steady. DliddIing. 5Ssc.
New York.
NEW YORK. July Cotton, quiet and
steady; middling, 1-l5c
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Boston stock Market

BOSTON, July 27.-Closing;
Or. S. Line -. 2si4 Bos. Il Butte -. 2.4.
Allouez Min. Co. ga Wolverine -. -. 81,
Atlantic e.. 800. 3d.. Parrot $3.50. 49, 90
Bos. & Montana2gl
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


CHICAGO. July 27.-There was a good
sale Of the choice conssgnreats OF cattle
today. bat the general run moved Of much
slower taan of late, Prices declined lec
choice steers. S.-s{fo.35. medium. s4s9fl
4S beef steers. 81 25as4.-5. stockers ana
feeders. = 5*ssf415. balls. SGT >: cows and
heifers, &a4 calves sSa4s: Western
steers. 81 S.d5.90
Trade in hogs was weak on an over sup
ply: sales showed a reduction OF fully lec
Fair 10 choice, SS.tG+.0e packers. 81 .aEs
S.s7l@; butchers, S375ztt mixed, S31ot3 IS
light, s., 1eaf5.s,i2; pigs. s2&q3sl
There was a better demand for sheep al,
better prices. Choice spring lambs were
about &c higher; good to prime lambs
A-bfSe1S-Z5 common 10 good sheep. s. 4sf!t
natives, 81 otA. rams SEA: Texas sheen
s.. ga - Westerns. $4gI4 ~
!pts-Cattle, 1850 head; hogs. &. 90
head. sheep, l5o1o head.
Omaha.
OMAHA, July Misunderstanding s. 100
head. market strong. Native beef steers
s. N5g15.25, COWS and heifers. s. 2lIs -;
stockeys and feeders 81. .SGI4 a.
Hogs-Receipts. IL ~ head: market
weaker Sc lower. bulls OF sales. s. 2osl3- ~
Shee p-Recetpts. loo head. market
strong. Lambs s.
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WASHINGTON. July %1.-Todays state
msut ~ the condition cf The treasury
SHOWS: AvailatAe cash balance. SsS. :sss 'AS:
god reserve, SISs, ~. 11i
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DEATHS AND III NERAlsS.

BROC'KWAY-Tn Seattle. July -. lss$
a, ProVtGenC<s hospital Chauncey Brock
way, of paralysis. ased Is years months
and Is days.
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NEW YoRk NARhETS.

PORTLAND. July z7.-Wheat-WaJia
y A..a. s. as.1. valley ard h.aestsu, sEsss-e.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. July 2T.-whea.-Dun ard IN
changed.
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For
Weak and
Weary Men

There IL help. There - assistan nee
that actually alters the state of itv.
ing. Weak men have weak backs
Weary men do not feel inclined t.
work. Weak and weary men have
no such feeling as that Of full power
or of vitality. They are at all times
forced tn confess that they arc unns
full of power goes mt nj. daily work
with vim and n .en.e that hc can nc
compiish all he desires tn. The puny
man never doe. this. lie fear. at ALI
times. He shskcs. His nerves are
half gone. "Hnydan" restores nerve
power, 'Huydan" 4. the one thing
that does. The bright look in his
eyes. the feeling of confidence. the
grand muscular DEVELOPMENT of an
of the organs aud the ~ns~ Of vixop
are produced by IL. 1t IL .Natare's
remedy for the men of w<hk and
weary constitutions. Circulars
showing what 70 has done for 10000
people are gladly sent you absolute
ly free. No charge IL made for med.
teal advice either. suppose that you
have blood taint-sh0wn by loose
teeth. falling out of hair, thinning
of eyebrows and in other ways
why not have some geod advice
about IL long ms II costs not
n cent: You could not get bcvtes
help II You pnid 81, 900 for ID.
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Timothy seeEs-prime, s. S.
Mess pork-Per barrel S. -sfe O.
Lzr4-per 40 lbs, 8 sss7S -
SsSses-ShorE ribs tleoseB s. S15
Shoulders salted Cboxe<fA, II. Sc.
S36es-Sno-s clear baked, s.. sc -
RA.-Ynrx
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TUDAl'S WEATHER,

L. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRIcCL
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
FORECAST FOR THURSDAY.
Portland, On. July y. 1895
Fair.
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Pig Tron--WaTrants se-50s6. ID
Copper-I-ake. sli.5"
Ti7-sI5- szzs9l Is. 6ziz.
Spelter-Ss ass14 So.
Lea 81 75a4 The firm that fixes the
selling price for miners and shelters
quotes lead at g. ~ i the close.
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Meats. Prov isions nnd Fish.

FRESH Meats 0ohDlng} beaf. sfEsi e
peg p steer bee. o'ssfse yer II. mutton.
a'ge 90: yea. small. = per 10.
pGosisions Diug)-Hams larse i,ie
bars. small, iic breakfast bacon, lie, dIy
site stdez sizc
Lard Jobblng) Home made per 10. 1i.-.
Hhste Star. $: coin So .aA sac. lard
HEFouad, Heroes. e'es. Rex 81
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Sat izzf'i'sa shrimp, in- mel EU4.,
sea cod - shad. g. oysters. O.vfr1:f.a.
9 - pr saek. g ~} per gallon. CLAIMS. $ 80
tss sAsA. Dung ess .lAt.-. iitr. 3. cooked
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-28
Closing Quotations.
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oregon. lMfl-c; valley. Oregon. l5al7c;
Northern, l44l5c. Fall northern noun
tain. >ullc: mountain, sqloc; san Joaquin
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