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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1899-09-21

AT last, the furnace is to be start
eb--so we are told.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1899-09-21
HOME CURE
FOR BLOODPOISDN

There is not the slighto,, do,,. o.,
doctors do more harm than good IN ~, -. 3
Contagious Blood Poison, nan ~ "sai'
this loathsome disease would DO ,..... '.'' .
oil to-day If they had meyer al, r.1 o''.'
selves to be dosed on mercury and 49,. ,,,e-
only remedies which the doc.or. a'.. ~ =
blood poison. WY s7sh
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1899-09-21
"a Little Spark Nay
Make Mach Work. .

-
The Mhs "sparks" of lad BLOOD lurking
IN the system should be que7eted uah
Hoods Sa,saparaTa, AnseriIa's great blood
purifier. II pwifics, VaaLScs and enriehes
the Blood of both seres and al ages. Cures
soofula, salt rhcmr,. dyspepsia, eafarrf''
d6od3 Sald4b0AM
I2azlz2EIl2271U
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Bullitt.
We further find that the Convention OF
the Democrats of Wise county which APP
pointed SAID delegates resolved that the
vote of the Wise delegates to this Conven-
ton be cast as a uni. on all questions
which may come before this Convention.
and we therefore report that the vote Of
said delegation is to I've cast as unit on
all of said questions.
E. W. PENNINGTON,
G. c. PALMER,
W. W. q. DoTsoy,
Cnmm IL 90 ON IRE denf la
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WISE COUNTY.

RESOLVED, That We find Wise county
entitled to 10 votes in this Convention,
and a.. that the following delegates from
wise County are present and entitled to
cast it's vote, viz: X. =. Bruce, W. W. q.
potson, q. J. Edwards. s. A. Carico, Z.
W. Maxwell, g. W. Adams, j. W. Kelly,
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Beware Of the Doctors
Patchwork; You Can
Cure Yourself at Home.

this vile poison and only attempt heal up the outward
dsease-the and eruptons This they do by driving
system and endeavor TO keep shut in with their
and mercury The mouth and throat and other delicate par
into Sores and the fight continued indefinitely the drg
more damage than the disease itself.
Mr.. H. l.. Myers, 100 Mulberry ST., Newark n J. says
hundred dollars with the doctors, when realized that
they could do good. had large spots all ny
body and these soon broke out into running and
endured all the suffering which this vile disease pro-
duces. decided try S. S. s. last resort and was
soon greatly improved followed closely your 'Direc
tons for SefTreatment and the large splotches my
chest began grow paer and smaller and before long
disappeared entirely. was cured perfectly and my
skin has been clear glass since cured my
self home, after the doctors had failed completely
1t is valuable time thrown away expect the doctors
to Contagious Blood Poison, for the disease be
yond their skill. Swts Specific
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Geo. G. McElroy and family left
last week for their new home near
Clinchpolt. Mr.. McEiroy and his
estimable family will be greatly miss
ed by their host Of friends at this
place
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-07

SAN FRANCJSCO-Arived. July Z. ssr CunAans
N. fsua Ttl3Amcsk, str Waia waiaa. fsum virtmaa:
schr ElinsA Mills, frA 0Esys hastos: nchr JAnss
A. Garfield. from Columbia river; str San HAS.
from Panama. sailed. str Wellington. for NsnAino:
for Coos hay. hk Carondflst. for Pms 0auble: sts
Grass DollAr. for rurtiand
REpONDO-Auived. Juty schs Rsportrr. fFuaB
Grays hafbne.
COOS RAr-sailed J~ly Z str Alice blanchard.
for San fs.nc5scc: .cAr Daisy Rcwe. fu aan rsaa-
SAiIed July 5. str Afcata. for San frAnriscc.
HOQuIAM-Auised July 5. str NevnuH. nm
Fan Fnnrisco for Aberdeen Hailed. srhr Guide.
frum Abrrdesn. fos San Fanrsco: scAr Emma
Utter IRON Aberdeen. for Port Hanosd
DEPARTURE HAY-Artyed. July Q. n ctr HI.
tol Capt. Mcintyre. from San Fmncisco
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l1E SEA ..sT-lNralL16Er.aa sR1DAI. l. lsss

- -. - asas. o.~ - $780, -.
- -
Wbs~x sn,sru-au, ~ vn oy,x a. -
rasIIsnr "a 49, q - = 'AAAs "~
Rnrirv-Fsed ~ snsasr- Ar~~sr~ - n srxa
Ia @'
Cass-rsnev GA n Ma n ~,,s,>~ ~-,~.a
Receipt.
v1-- y. - ~
s.rsrv rs.,tssx ~ st. 100 =. - 49,
trrfnn 5 ~ rs.ns s.rs. 60 er~n -, -
rrsfs.r.rx s.rfx -. -. -. s-a - -.
$50. m,osim~.. saehs' 81 hsy ,.s. IA -
49,. - hss.~ s,,s- ,..-s.s.s - ~.
80 ~>1- - - -.
Sioe1og 0uototaOno.
Gail board saIr<:
wheas-Nce quo<ed
Hahey-TSsm: npr-uhrr qSr. - -
Caxn-IArge yelIow 81 iA9ilA
Hrun-SE s6Is =
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seruae. ssa1ine IT - All II the speciaitSm. Ass~
ever. sAowed rearssaxa In the late aeAixnG<>
Bonds showed decreased ncxsxisS Aad rsSce changes
yen M1xe4 Iceal aAsAs Per vaine. - AA0
Tns14 3eaeea , and the new = sdunced and
Ao0ey anA ExcAanGo.
Naney a. caA. 49, pr e~us hnst leAa. s. per
cent Prine mercantile paper. aDes PR erHt Stes-
HING szchanoe steady. With actnal business IN hank
srs halls - q EtNAE3 for dssa4nd and 81 ssscsA ~
tor sixsy anss. rrussd RATES. SlNrsAees and 81 ~
Commercial o0a. AN a1lssr certificates. nssic
bar silver. -. N<sicaa scliass. snte Government
bonds sssgsiss: ssaee bsns inarsive. rairosd te0s
t7egrlaf.
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NEW YORK Markets.


NEW YORK. July the mxrkss fae s.Sets uss
resctsuaars fafar. Ths last prices a macy ste~As
the lowest ard ret twses foe tbs prcsnises&
shsrxs In ths bat averaged II pr esnt
These fnrItsde the great srsmh ftnes Psrnssssania
ard New York Csntrsi snA also the grssserS There
spa rsse savsaevs IN ssssnesx a Industrial
ss@sszl:iss. hs tsese nj Nod. the lass prices
showing rrartsoss ~ hetween i4ez rotass. Reahx~
ting saiss sssdesex frun she aEwrtns bus
w~si aheossed In . very sestss martex business
e0stfnnsnx q isFEr prupwtsans pfetts veil 40 20
ncon. rae vxAkuess a the gsanxegs especially
nesahse 8Hd ua1oaSss<sy assorsssest with tbs
reports IT too AssrT rains IN the Northwest and ~
consequent damage 20 the sprtas vee&t crop TAs
srnn~ss In wheat esxnets<at Tbs azMzss IN
the southwest BIZ ee<s<s aiss depressing In
aassses to 3 less estrxt rm4nntsrSffy there
isrse sass sss sress ese~<s yessestAv ard tsxs
msrs<s iarssa that ssstsissns fu~rs. Rat she moss
yssssns faNaease t-~Ara reA~tioa tie srussnsei
Arrase<s ~ naery. fas ne-xsssed ahzs<sncs 1t
fssadx - ar~ isse New Yesf frees JatJ dtssarse~
Hsnss At ssssa~ss3s and snteresx DID nns a<vsssr
sysx insSTzr exsnaness eosstnacd - fsa Axaf1ss
Seu faxk Tn. fs~ call nos~y sssA neaS 9
pr e~rt eli ass A ssissssszx In tss Lcs4su aay
aFs si~s saessS s~s IS rtEht s<s4 90
a rxns~sl Il gasd esfsz~ss,
TA~ xsstx<ss - railroad ssneks 10 saatTsst 20
. .As-r uxvsrss szcv~ss~uf ia . rz1n~v ~ Industrial
sysr4aiskes @aszE h~tag wre* rsaexkarns s<ssGGss
wsA ssns sAs~n ~ TIE fusarso ssaxns stss1 aed
Wire Tsnuxn1s. Tsaaeuses TAAf sw4 ass1. AnaNUa4A~
AssAxssarz EEs&ser. Lssta@ perferrca and Cs<ssa
o. u The sssss3s nAsbss axAaAsa;sd caoow -
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70 - 70
CHICAGO M.ARkBT0.
board Of Trade.

CHICAGO. July notwithstanding lower cables
from Liverpool and the continent wheat continued
to advance until the close Hsasy sains which fell
In the Northwestern states Yesterday would. Il wAs
feared irreparably damage the growing crop Il
spring wheat.
II was reported that prevesn to yesterdays down
pour too much rain had already fallen. and the
usual heavy receipts ost sight Il for the time
being In spite of the fact that the foreign markrts
showed tendency 70 their early lnsses the
local market which opeued unchanged II f1o9s51c
for September. gradually improved until istc WAS
paid shortly before the close Moderate profit TAX
ing caHsed reaction to '4t7Aoc the srssion end
100 900.
Corn ruled strong early. largely In sympathy with
wheat Local professionals took advantage a the
bullish to unload their long lines and the
eariy gain II r was more than wiped ouf 6eptrm-
ber closing Sc lower.
vanced &c.
Provisions were dun and featureiess. Meme II thu
prominent traders seemed inclined 10 business Pork
cInsed 1}c higher with lard and Yibs unbalanced
The leading futures ranged a. fo,lows:
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The markess we're strady today The shipment
e California fyEis. which uD tie steamer
fUa SAn Ffxactsrp. II selling vsA and no re<ne-
tioa 81 prices quoted Pears and piums cess
ing np In ripe eonditina- The trcshie with these
fruits kerrsafore has beea thai they we're too green
TO sell well.
Psaatsxs ~ sin. A shipment Arm California
hruzght the price dawn little, hsf the fruse sold
very rspfdiy and many Il the houses are already
Sold oa:
strawberry rervipts large this incoming The
berry usShet b . little the deeiirx. the local
fruit is getting petty ripe. The demand very
Epod and bsErss sold for s. iael-x add kLsa for
good Clarke seedlings.
Red esrrAsas ars The mAshst ID fair quantities
and selling at about 81 - per crate. Gooscbef-
ries firm at j. rsr pusnd.
The Tauitry market i weAksr. The Aneone Of
new stock which Is coming in has tendency
weahen the price somewhat Live chickens are
beaas bought fof ffum E59kr.
The hattsx market b sitter and slight advance
Is quoted
Hay. grain and feel sin In great demand and
not mach 10 be had This - especially the ease IN
regard 70 eats, which, they we're To be had. woeid
brig = prics far ADORE that which i now quoted
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LIVE STOCK Markets.
Chicago.

GDHe08O.
CHICAGO, July the cattle market continued
brisk today the supply being light and the demand
lively from nearly all glasses sf hnyen. resulting Ia
IN advance 81 ise68c pr TOO pounds Native beet
cattle. u SATS foe ecnamon Up 20 SAAs y fof
prime shipping beeves; fancy steers ~
There was an active demand for hogs and oSer-
inxs wssl taken with prices steady. Light
- Sat ga. mixed. 1ss44: heavy. s. Ssa. pigs.
$ sHs3 20: calls and rough lots, saasH.
with estimated receipts II sNo sheep and lambs
there WAS . fairly active demand a. steady prices
sodsy Ruling hsnrcs werv se43 for culls NJ 20 SO
s Is fer EXTRA native ~ethsrs feariings brought
9 SOS &C and spring lambs y $s2'.
kscsipes-Cstsie. ~ n: hog. 1.on; sheep. sIaoa
Omaha.
OMAHA. July s-cattie-Receipss Zoo Msrkes
strong 10 SC higher. Native beef ssecrs. - $50 -.
wr.tern steer.- s4a4 %; Texas xseers, oeeSs 70:
esvs ard heders. - 7S@t@: eaanes~. Sc 1N3 80:
ssnrk-ss and feeders, y ss@s; esives t%7 eaiis ard
sfsgs etc. Sax4 -
HoSs-Re~eipss. s.ns Auhes steady IN &c higher.
Heavy s. 7rsf3 80: mixed. - 0A5e2i light. nazss
ISL: pags 50 gsfs ~. hssk 81 SALES - eoz939
sheer-Recsiyts, sH Market active and ssrrnrey.
Western mnstS1s. 81 s0s5N; ssoeh sheep. 81 sbst -;
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Ysnss~ial.

NEW YORK Imsr e-The raxaaserFiai Aasessss.
s~s I<vssssm Ananeasl rsfl-xrxsa sAys:
TIE ns4rket sseaed arfn le<sss. The Trsns,&sf
news h<snx ssesssird sxserzaay. bmt she sins~ vas
tssz, s, .ssrnssAss ds<rsesssss stories q rssos In
Bulgaria and tire Esshs a the prince
Auesrsrsns wess ssisse s<sss rsfiFs hss Lection
l. s.sa hasssssk GA Fsas ia ,ssee statement
aae 80 Isasasvssl~ d Neshvlss On expe~sstssnx II q
- asxstead
Yaxk seissux The ss~aassss features Asxkisus
rressrr~d wxh@sa bc1tss. 0nsssis q Western
Ex&dIax.
Tsnsss ~~rs s&zs ~: Anaeesssas- ~. CtAss u
CsosfDg Qsoeaafaos.
LONDON. Iafy k~csnssssn Fs~is<. wzs Ss<h-
s~n psssae rssf~--e3 ~. tsnsrvn ParsHr preferred
-. AsxAs.n. -: Gfsrsa Trsns. .: Aasexm1A- IA
bsr sssvw seaAT. 81 q IN ~ encs Ansy.
s1ss 5sy sesA
DPeoaSto0s.
LtyERrV0L. Js,J a-wsas~Sa I xxsasn
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9 q q
JODDING QUOTATIONS.
Jobeing quotations yesterday were A. follow:
Sugap, Rlour amd CO0ee.

sugar. EbOOr ana OOuees
eugaf--Golden G. In bbls. Asoc; extra c. In bbls.
Z ~, 80 49,. ' ~
VS,... - -. p.s.,. r,..,.,, q, N. Ha,.a,v A
ssIs. Star ,h.iers1 90 a. C.iifornis hrsnds 4 q.
corr nal x.iios "a ~, io0 NJ 4, ioih .sch.
cnrr NAL mite a so ney IN n. in AN s.cls.
Snrs-nsss A.,r r,,. :. a a. a -. tn an az,
1900 ~h.ss 3 e - 10 - j., ,nA s.ch. !.
f.rir. % Is nsr no "a in ~ = sarks. farina a
nry ia M In sh saeis. st..I emf oatmeal 4 q
~, "a De IN ian .ses.. yv.h.u e,m, n = nrr
IA M IN IN \ ..rt,. vhoIe wheat Nour n q rer
Ia - a. iaH ssrs,. ~. meal p 10 ~, "a k.
In 10 sacks; rye -four. e Is per loo Ms. in TO- b
safn; split peas 100 % sacks. $50; spht peas
per 100 1s. In 5-n boxes: pearl barley. ~ Per
i0 ms. IN sacks: wheat hakes, Ism nc1es Eib;
wheat hakee, " - per case OF - I'd pigs. fancy
rolled oats y IS per bale, In Sb sacks; corn mel
yellow. = 30 per Dbl. IN so-h sacks; corn me-.
white per Dbl In Wn sacks ouch.hest nour.
gute 49, fcf nei, IN oop MsM, GscNeo snsat,
Der bhl. in son sacks: graham Aour. $50 per bhl.
IN 59-n sacks: whole wheat hour $ per Dbl. in
80 sacks; rye meal Sf3 Per Dbl. IN O.Ib sacks:
re nonr: per bni fancy roised oats, ne-n net
rolled oats, Per case. sa6
ConeeLdreen- Mocht, per D. naNe; Java, per
70, sseDc; Costa MICA choice. Per %. iSaiN
hoasted-Arhnckes In lo 10 cases, per cwf. dz =:
0.n cases. per ewt, a2S: I'm cases. per cwt.
N2 -; Java, 80 b tins. per No. &C. sacks. Sc; Alden
MOCHA, IE. SAraeoa, &c; GnatemalA. ZIG; ground
eonae' ioe50e; Laon. AUS. VIE; Us, $1o: -
natter. CA.e.e. Er~. ana pouptrr.
11,teruhanen. lZsale; fancy dairy IN sauarer
issEe; washington creams'es. In and IN prints
Chesss-Nstivs Washington. iasisc: Eastern. u
GIG ,
Isss-strictly fresh ranch. N1sc
,, 1sne Hohes-'a'oniA COMB. iiaiS4c' ''fa'neo'
Poultry-It1e chickens Aalc; live turkeys, l6c |,
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Shsst@ Lss ssonans 4 wessieea Taea0A
Jsa nell rsttsbsse " ., reiss. chlcaes
r,,sn.,.,,. = Sarnss ~ = &C. .ssAs n, NJ.
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= ! psiy 30. X. Percy Csandail y. 4
z. Meet. feeoma n q. q = tsva
w tasiinsAw. ~ y. u Chaepis. Heston
Jan.s Aii.rAn. I<ssdo.- rhil Ashsis. Msw yevk.
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p.aaueA an ct = a ruearss steaiy. yaiy. = ~
aspessaAug s. ioa: Derennb<y. . a.
Cxxn-Fafarvs quief. Juis, - Nd: Sectcnhee y
sd, Octener. - Cd
%Tg
Condition o1 the Treasury.
WARRINGTON. ynas &-Todass u1sAumana q
the eoasiticn a the treasury Shows:
Avai1nhae cnDA halAnce oAHt
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WEATHER RECORD.
FORECAST FOR FRIDAY
Portland. July 4 ~
Fair.
uNlIHD afA1Ra IMPAIRMENT or Aennp
CULTURE. WEATHER nUREAU.
DAILY DuLLE3aN.
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DEATHS AxD FUNERALS.

~ ADAM In Assttis Isly {. -. u ire hems g
M ard Mrs Ala 1sAdk3. tkar INLAND -
SD sss cAyA
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Composition.

W. are row prepared 20 do composition
Ter re trade tany measured In Nnnparesi
Mlnsea- BREWER and Lsng Primer. Satis-
faction guaranteed cab or s3iress Post
sate'ligencer Seattle
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During the hos weather last summer
had severe attack of cholera nn1rbus
neceSsttating my leaving nay business :"
says Mr.. &. A. Hare. Of Hare Bros. ffn-
castle. Ohio. After taking two Or three
doees OF Chamberiaius Cole. Cholera
and DtRryhoea Remedy was completely
relieved and In n few hours Was able TO
resume my work In the store. / sincere
stomach or bowel trouble" For sale By
ali Dealers
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Dairy Products.
On the Produce Exchange today the butter mAxkst
weak creamery, r4elsc; dairy. li9isic.
Cheese-F1rm, Asa9c.
Eggs-Steady. i24c-
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Lseal SEMINARY. Il hesus~-nry haIb tsApssAfuroG
- degrees: vet hsih. s.. mAximum. .: minimuus
g.; mean, c. Weather clear: NO s1in.
GEO. n. SALISBURY.
Section DIRECTOR Weather DarunA
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PORTLAND Ta9y k-Whxss~ AHA wxHa sr~s;s
- u~ks ct sAsE~e has .hesr was ~erT lstfs~ es~r.
fns at sEss r<xs~. vslssy aeG.Sxlis sASMe sns
bs2cxzeza skexzc
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

w5sst-Esrort. M ] csas So: Va hsae~s-x
Ssc; Hsains. So- / eIns. ssc Ne. 1 essestan, sc.
e.
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
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Cash 0uOtotfOho.
Flour Steady.
wheat-No. spring. 'l@7sic; No. red, 72t67sc
Corn-No. G. 53A6Sac.
Ost.-No. 2. 2sir; No. : white. &c: No whiss.
Sfa8c
Rye-No. 2. &c.
Flax Seed-No. I. 81
Timothy seed--Prime g Ne91 n.
Mess Pork-Per barrel. - nde s.
Lard--Pes 100 hs . HSAk ~
Short Ribs-Sides. iooee. 81 sAH4@
Shonlders-Dry sAlted. boxed. S@A@.
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LO0000.
LONDON. 1ais aThe offerings al the woas ane
ssaa sasek tn6as amounted ia Asa hsaes There ga
a xsxd assoytxnsEt a Srn~ehsets Ard . sne shes q
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ard tseTman t~xrers eTampssea eagerly ~ tses
era1ss and paid the hsxhs~s rates ~ tae ssgies
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tnwais eeEs frsazsna The sFesept series will clos
on SATURDAY.. JURY Is
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-07

TACOMA. Jaly s-wnsas-t1Sa. &c, esnessss
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-07

woel-stead,
CcAse-Opsfaos eissd quiet. unchanged TO Sc low.
er. Sales. 30 hstx. including: July. isoc: Aug
ust. Assc eeptembes, tsor: October, 95e: Decesn-
bes. sac bpof eoaee-Rte dull Ne. tasoics, e.;
No: ! ieehias e.. Mid quiet ard steady: Cosdosa.
8ai1r
SuHar-Raw steady Fair rehning &C.: centrifugal
test, 81. moissses sugar. aSc Refined steady aud
unchanged
Meta1s.
Tin made another important forward step today "A
Increased demand from ,ecaI buyers Firm sdsir~s
fssm primary ponts. add tn the stiffness II this
particular metal and Strengthened the arbitrary
vSews a ha}dxn The other departments dispiayed
ssmpA hetie seesdinsss. but very little animation
Al the cinsr the Metal Enchanxs called pig trun
warrants nominal ~ E3A.
Lake copprf-s teaay. With sis bid ard tan
ssksd.
Tin-.Fi,n With 81 aai Rad and 81 rs sskrd
Lesd-ssssAy Mt ~ - bid aud Nw ssked
speltes--fhmer ss futures aud unchanged fof
sr~s With q bid and - - ssksa.
The bfohers pries fer Lad is sasa ard for copper
SGA
= q q
Bostan stock Market.
EOsfex gssy 4 Cfos ing;
Bosfcn q Aontsns. - Parrcst ....,..... 81
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-07-06
AUTOMOBILES.

The automobile is soon to make its
appearance in San Francisco, and pro-
poses to revolutionize the rates of fares,
since it is proposed to take passengers
from the city to the Cliff House for 3
cents. 1t is calculated that an auto
mobile can do the same amount of work
as a horse at the rate of 8 cents an
hour, while it takes II cents an hour for
a horse. OF course that calculation is
for the mainland. The Hawaiian Tram
way Company's mules must be oper-
their honey looks. But then there is
patent upon our tramways.
However, that may be- if once auto
mobiles become largely used in San
Francisco, it will not be long before
some enterprizing individual has them
down here. From all one can read upon
the matter, this city would be an ideal
one for operating automobiles. The
roads are fiat and well kept in all parts
of the city to which the bulk of the citi-
zens desire to have access, and we can
look forward to the chance of cheap
rides in decent vehicles with consider
able pleasure.
Whether under energetic western
management the automobile will run
off all car lines, and by a process of
survival of the fittest, Danish them en-
tirely from the streets is very problem
atical. 1t has not succeeded in doing so
in Paris, where the machine is immen-
sely popular, nor has it done so in New
York. But transplanted to the West
there is no telling what it will do. 1t
will be welcome here, when ever it
comes, but it is bound as all new ideas
ever have, to meet with strong opposi-
ton aroused partly through ignorance,
and largely from interested motives.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-07-06

The peace conference, when it got on
TO the discussion of shells and submar-
inc boats, seems to have lost its head.
In point of fact the whole conference is
becoming an example of hysteria. The
whole affair is an hysteric effort after
the unattainable. The source from
which it emanated may be taken as an
hysterical one. The present Emperor
OF Russia is a peculiar racial throw
back. He is unlike the iron-willed an
.cestOrs from whom he descended, and in
order to carry out schemes of brutality
within his dominions, his advisers and
masters, have had to supply him with
a toy to keep his hysteric side amused
and interested. AS the other nations
are not likely to agree to the program,
it will then be easy to make him be-
lieye that what is done in Russia, is no
worse than what would be sanctioned
elsewhere. The American and Eng
lish contingents, have proved, as was to
be expected, practical