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The times., 1899-06-23

The bear attack on the Baltimore and
Ohio securities continued, though at the
opening of the day there was an advance
of a point in the common stock The SELL
ing of the common stock was apparently
largely for the short account The theory
seemed to be that the stock would not
offer much resistance on account of the de-
crease in net earnings shown in recent
statements. Insiders say that the expendi-
lures Of the company for betterments re-
Gently have been very heavy, and that
there is absolutely no reason to be dubious
or otherwise than most optimistic over its
outlook
The times., 1899-06-23

Ladies' muslin skirts, with umbrella
ruffies and made full in width and
made up splendid, too, for 49c this
hour.
The times., 1899-06-23

CREAM CURTAIN sCRIM-36 inches
wide; in handsome patterns; for 7-Sc
yard.
The times., 1899-06-23
II to ~.

Il Il w Il 80
of styles, which usually sell for u 1-2c
and 15c, to go for 1-2c.
BOYS BROWNIE" ovERALLS-of
blue denim-with suspender straps;
strongly made, usually sold for 29c,
for 19c.
BOYS DOUBLE BREASTED LINEN
CRASH SUITS in sizes to 16 years,
instead of s1.75, for Csc.
Last of the So SUITS, and the last
of the sale will be hummer, for we
shall add greater values-better broad
cloths, cassimeres, and cheviot serges,
with silk-lined jackets and newest
skirts, suits which sold up to as high
as s25, for s5-think of it!
BLACK INDIA SILK WAISTS. an
excellent quality of black India silk
and made up according to latest style,
for s29S.
LADIES sEERSUCKER UNDER
SKIRTS, with wide umbrella ruffies,
in desirable striped patterns, for 39c.
LADIES WASHABLE SUITS S3.9S,
and the greatest values you have ever
beheld-pure linen suits trimmed with
white and colored linen, linen crash
suits, coverts in different colors, plain
white piques, navy blue piques-an i'm
mense variety. none of which are worth
less than $3.50, and most of which are
worth s15. You are offered the choice
of these for 1898.
Lot of SPRAYS AND FLOWERS
perhaps one and two of a sort, which
sold for Csc to 59c, to go for lie.
STRAW TRIMMING BRAID in all
colors from narrow to those 1-2
inches wide. such as sold for 19c to 39c,
TO go for &c yard.
MOSQUITO NETTING of very best
quality in 7-quarter width and in sew
eral colors, in eight-yard pieces, for
29c.
Large window screens; "a inches
high and will fit almost any size win
dow, for 10 7Sc.
Large woven hammocks, with pillow
attached. in pretty colors, for CSC; you
know they're worth double.
Ladies' white Indian linon waists;
most of them with Swiss embroidery
inserting; well made, perfect fitting
waists, such as sell for s1.75 elsewhere,
for CSC this hour.
--------
Ladies muslin skirts, with umbrella
ruffies and made full in width and
made up splendid, too, for Acc this
hour.
Ladies' summer net corsets, in all
sizes and lengths. such as sell for 69c
elsewhere, for 39c pair.
Mems tennis oxfords, in tan and
black, such as sell for soc, for 2Sc this
hour.
Ladies' tan and black vici kid OK
fords in all sizes, which sell usually for
S1.50, for S9c-
Turkey red table damask, 81 inches
wide, will be sold for II lie yard
this hour.
HECHT &
5I3-5I5 Sew
The times., 1899-06-23

Linen finish toweling. not over ten
yards to one buyer, for 7Sc a yard.
The times., 1899-06-23

LINEN CRASH sKIRTs-of splen-
did quality and well made, and full
with wide hens; will wash perfect
ly, for 29c.
The times., 1899-06-23

LADIES MUSLIN GOWNS, with
ruffies around neck and sleeves, and
with tucked yokes full regular made
garments, which you cannot equal for
less than 59c. for 29c this hour
The times., 1899-06-23

19c bottles Florida Water. Sc
The times., 1899-06-23

Tennessee Coal and Iron was weak dur
ing the greater part of the day also, and
closed more than point of from the
opening figure. 1t is said by important
people in the street that this stock will
sell very much higher than the present
level on its earnings and bright dividend
prospects.
The times., 1899-06-23

Weakness in the American Spirits securi-
ties was one of the notable features of the
session. The formation of the trust is ap-
parently not looked upon by the holders Of
Spirits stocks as a bullish argument The
common went as low as "a and closed
at Z. with a net loss of l 1-2. The pre-
ferred declined two points.
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.. .. EDWARDS sxTUsss.


10 boee9eU0s
Among the passengers 20 arrive On the
Hs%sas y;Ta.x r" ss $3.50. .ss ss% ~ z
Yards = wh:ttsss, whose financial snd
mining o6ics 10 located ., Dswson, M
Ed~Asds has ~tds circle n frisr1s IN
wsss ara "a ss.Ms s s>'; VII as ,srs,s.
the 1870, w:,ss 10 ne r.ssn - .H Y ssos
az 10 -. .s .ss e ss az asf s..
he ssys. vii have ,at tiffls ebsaee at
getting Sc~n the river sifbDpf striking
sssd bsss The last boss 6ews fhs stysr
ysss. ard Mr.. Edwards states sssf - tbs
present. sssfns ~ fhs raf~g ~ fast styoesf
the same ss issf ye@r ~ psss fnye, ~ Hsvts
ssston Should continue 80 tsfs 80 lat
ysAs.
'Hasnsss IN Dawson 10 tosking -
spsen-ssty ana - . sfsst tmpfevsmsnt
.yw .hs, z .ss 90 ~ssss sxsg s.A
snes 81 nssnlnx properties 10 mseb trfsssr
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go are farntDx sgf very rim Hummer
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rnust-ns~s<f roadway Tfss fs3ssfsps lsae
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ks~v~r for no Vgtna sawrfH
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great su~rsfse ~ tks large sunfss - sass-
sssesgsi baaine@s stN~ss aof resA~Ness
svs~frf ~ s~stt1s surex ria absences ~
Two years
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J. ". Cvvthsgu. pegstsad eao1ta11N ana
hGsvy Dealer IN Wsahtnssea state and
@untcipeI securities, = . guest Of the -
attts. In hin business bs handles Wssrssts
snd oshss ssats and city paper from all
parts of Gbs Western states opsaking of
business conditions sSd securities yesssf.
day, hs SAID: "wsshlnGton securities nod
Q high placs IN the financial market Of the
work. - compared with othar Western -.
cusSsiss. Tiny are equally ~ good ~ bet
~ shaa Oregon, am ~ fss Supss1or 10
CoIogado, California ~ Idsho. The resent
aaJss of Washington bonds tnAIests ths
sste~m places upon tbsm ~ the kssa ~
this mesa the ~ per csat. tasts bonds.
"yow VIII ssepsmtsT sosss fsw months
ego, WbAa . boad iaNss IN several counties
vas Necessarily, Advertisements called for
bids On the lowest rate Ut isteeeet More
dian one bld was made 81 ~ p~e cent,
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TsE EAsvH@GAsg ~ ATass.
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fsuse hsf s~se 9psnsf IN fns ssgh essfl
~ IN feet lass SRI stsss instss ~Ids.
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washington wssrsnts, Issued sine the
gsssaNs f fhs Hn N fgs legislature gslna
the interest rate an this elsss ~ securities
~ per cent, have tssn commanding q
yrs1ssnm ~ ~ PEI rant. ~ fhs west Ny
sst~rle0cs within fH< past ~ months bAs
l~en mat IN me WsN ~ are paying rg0fs
fog nssr own seNstsi~s fbsn hAT VIII ssi
~ W The kAsf, This Indicates ~ prefer
fbNm ~ tsAf~yn securities, and aIsS that
oar DsGhs IN III pegfN ~ the WSss hsVs
~ abundance ut ms6sr wb.ah fhSy sfs
snstyss 30 VT 0uf ~ . low rata 81 inter
- 90 Rs~sd security
The sssss condition 10 true II f,faRop
eregrtfles y few VESTS ago fDe affv N
eslsW s1ysrtss1 fog tffs on ~ ~ WJfs
~ bsGcss bssH6f pr eSnf,, pssstS1 ssrysis
annually Tbfse times wsS the nm syNsHsm
sufncrhsf fs0 ~ fbetf Osn people, xa1
nss rn5l.r ~ hsf 'ssss~ viii H. bsid Nsss
The pfinHg~I essss for me s1ysges ~
WsNsrn ersurflss lee IN ma fsees0pfaef,f
81 hsr mining profrrffss wfisfs fbs fvsDnsv
~ fshen est of Tho sfgs6d AMI NOT from
In fbS eosHffy the condition 10 ess h~s,,
rsrrs~rs Tn tbs Easf fwo ysers bavs ssd
kokj syrnsss win their ef,4,s Ha,fe Lysos
ss1 BSffssees IN EswSfn Wasblnsfss tsvs
f~sD paid ~ ~ this r~rfDf fnsG aver re-
fore ~ similar time a. fact In ttgs
STATE farmers have . s5spsss ~ eAsh sef
are ~ many Instances lnVasffez ~ IN hens
ssevUUss TDfs however, wgI saf 20 A.,
tssyslssf fsss y.~r. 80 ~ many places fss
.hss5 hes and ff's's efass bsvs i-sn lam
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CoD1 CD0hJso Leaves - Wo1ao0e
Ms DoDeS1o0 ODess.
Capt. ,. b. CnghIan. commandment ~ the
Pom Orchas1 navy yard. accompanied By
hls wife. left for NsW York last night,
whore the captain viii b among the nrse
TO welcome home Admiral Dewey.
During the great victory Of Nag 1 iss1,
when Admiral Dewey taught the epaniasde
ard the world ~ large . lesson. Capt
Coghian was hiS S1Ght-hand bower, n
charge Of the Raleigh. SIDE by side mid
the hall OF shot and sbell. the Olympia
and fhs Raie.eh stuck fast, Aad when the
one Of the nrst ofscse1 congratutass1 81
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NJ sos Nee fsfs pfown iesve shis Mora.
ing fos Ssn Francisco. vhsrs ne infsy.
msHt fsses piees
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sm~ss~O wesN~A s~Svss9 ~ - Nwws
o. W~~ ~ 0esUU W0wUv.

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TIE ssbss sof fowsrf evsTtrs - fsH ~
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money. 81 ssv~s Nsrff1 ~ . fssu II
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TIE s-~ss 1ssssy - foss sugar fs usef
On TIE rsansaarfure - ChsrnS~gfatr'
Crsgh Es1~sy art yn< rscfs Used IN 90
pr~rArsfsee gre u saver sfsuf,sr q 80,
a magic syrup making y very pleasant
90 take As . raetscsre s-r fr~ cure q
coughs erfes In zrfyqe group srt wnesg-
sr9 cough 8, - unsaaaIsa ~ aay osasr IN
always eur~s ard cures qasexIv yssy a.,
~ ell 6esf~rs-
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rms STATES SECURITIES.
0sssidsssd Asssg ~ Very Bet
On ~ Pacific Coast.
wAaaAmTs AMI ~ a eaGNuvM.

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Dsw sAs 1sSss' - Wsshss0sss -
Looks1 CDes - 0S0e ssl A1sseA
-CSs1seSsss Are - 0se1 inst
vssosss Ass Dsyss0 CSsssv 80
essSsSse 1ss0 sssD1es 1ssAs.
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Admiral Dewey for the brave WORK ~
and his men had done,
II am grsnE East 10 see the 'fSd Mar
and sp>iI that al Ia capital Letters" he
said. while away I viii Incidentally bsss
ton and may ~ sbts - hurry our sppse~
prsssion along" lie Win - absent sbogt
fhfeo Weeks
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p3 r 80 oeDoeuat 0aA ~ u n10S 49,
- q - eoeleGnf roeoDe3on oo0mRsee
acttsn WIN ~ taken ~ which IL 0asa
features e she esssbsasson And sasestasn-
meat g H. troops. espeeaelly ne nesses
al nnancas. WI - nxsA Up 20 IL tina
- esnnifsse - bssn ssnswhas IN the
~. cWtnG q Ne uncsrta:nty - 70 ths
1870 q funAD which would - avail
"a tpg fooAing ard shettas1ng NE vcs-
unteoeu and The nasjouAi guaSdsunsn. snd
foe ~ esa1ga1 puspoeas 81 ~ commetss
= ueovf6ine q celsognS.on which vouid nj
II nftaue the admiyA&tnn and love Of the
oeepSs u ne stass for ths soidtssA
The comnsstss hes un1sstaksn BIC
sa1k n provt1sng for the comfort Of the
~cjuste9S thsmeeovos. - weu - the state
militia. AltoGetbG1 thsss WI PROBABLY p
aoA - duYtnG u cesGbrastea, which, -
Apv slammed, v1Ji sxtssd over three days.
~ 6nnqust eeml1tsse. a. which Gen. J.
3. leDecalfe = chairman. w1n provide .
1eoco Wnsro - vuiuatAsfp CA b shsltsS-
q. the p3An bstaG - 0beaap Qrastsrs suf-
6oaans1y large - accommodate both the
SseunssQp ara The ssass niit1A
GA MsteaiSs ~ several psoposIttsns
s91se sDset6sse11ea. 0ns = ths Asmory.
HAssA 4 = $1,000 = iasgs sse.sh fer
~ Dsps1 & - eoamitsss. AnotAss
- S.~Sss ~ s~ss~.
~ ~ ~ ~ .s1~ - :.
t1d- TAs assangsmsnts fpr this part Of the
enturtninmeut Of the troops VIII probably
BE- completed early nett week
-
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40 Asea vsssss fsss~A W~ssS~v,
passes Awev

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re errgue ~g1 nssf ~ loss ssors ~
fns<r re FNHs srf ~H ff-rls@e h5~-ss
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how<v&r. Tsr<@~ftete ss~ res ~ ~srs sspa
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fB - f~efve years So 0vsT ~eY~ ~
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Notice For Publication.

To Alkaline NJ Craig ana J.. Z. Craig her hus-
band, and =. +. Craig, and all persons in crest-
ed i'll the real estate hereinafter described:
Iou will take notice that on the 9th day of
August 1876, the undersigned purchased from
kittitas county by certificate OF purchase No.
20. issued by the treasurer of said county, the
following described parcel of land situate in
kittitas county. State OF Washington, tOwit:
Lot eleven QD in bl ok nine 90 OF the second
said real estate was sold for taxes assessed fol-
the year 1891 and was assessed for taxation to b.
+. Craig, and the time for redemption will ex.
said land is redeemed from said sale on or be-
fore laid 9th day eff Sc TENDER 1899, the said
purchaser will apply to the county treasurer for
deed thereto. Dated Ellensburg, Wash. June
10, 1899. MRS. LULU HoRNBECK.
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