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high price record, and closed within frac
tion of the top after an advance of over
points. 1t opened at So 12 and went TO
So closing at SO "a. The buying of the
stock was heavy, and apparently for in
siders largely. The rumors regarding a
merger of the company with the Federal
Steel concern were again heard. but in
siders stated that the advance was simply
on the fine earnings and excellent pros
poets of the company
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WHERE TO GO

IL all the sO-calIed "sure cures
for catarrhal diseases nre producing
the wonderful results claimed. then
why fs Ii that DIR. Cowden Is CON
stantiy being visited by hundreds of
patients who are seeking relief
after vainIy trying other methods. !.
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mile. Specific, 1Os; Mesericordi, LOG; E
F. T.. 1O6; Eileen DAILY. I0i.
Fifth race-Selling. maidens, five fur
longs. ST. Trusquin, 105: Sir Tenny, lO2;
Grace Gittner, 100; Charabelle. 100;
Rhodymenia, s5; Deceptive, 95; James Tad
20; kilarma. 80; Minor D., 80: Avoca, 80;
Diva, so: Prosaic, IS.
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The MolecuIizer.

This home treatment is fast coming into
favor; and all persons having any disease of
the respiratory tract are urged TO exam
inc this perfect instrument at any time
and free of cost. 1t, without question is
the only method for home use that is
worth a moments consideration. 1t cures
catarrhal diseases in all forms and stages.
That is the whole subject in nutshell
All ran afford tho foo
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Red Hot from the Gun

Was the ball thar hit g. d. steadInsn Of Newark
Mich, IN the Civil War. IL caused horrible VI
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Then BnckleD's Arniea salve cured him. Cures
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! was reading advertisement Of Chamber.
lains Collie, Cholera, and Diarrhoea Remedy in
the Worcester Enterprise recently, which leads
me TO write this. ! can truthfully saw / never
used any remedy equal 10 il for collie and diar-
fhoea. | have never had to use more than one
or two doses 10 the wOrs, case with myself
or ohildTeD.-W. A. Stroud, Pncomoke CITY. Nd
For sale by Henry Evans, Wholesale and Retail
Druggists, S3s + st. NV. and Conn ave and
ST NV, and Ii2s Md. ave- ne.
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Another hitherto inactive stock which
made an excellent record yesterday was
Pacific Nail. AS has been stated in this
column several times the street is very
bullish over the prospects of this stock,
but its hopes have not been realized dur
ing the last month or more until yester-
day. The stock advanced to 50 3-S from
~ IL. and closed at 50 very strong. There
WAS heavy buying from excellent sources
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a market OF great iTregularity opened the
week on the stock exchange yesterday
Prices In many stocks closed above the
opening from one TO three or four points
and other suffered losses equally as sharp.
On the whole. however. the advantage was
probably with the bears. There was heavy
realizing AT an opening well above Sat
urdsy's close and in almost all of the
stocks that have recently advanced there
were losses that were not regained during
the day. Several stocks that have been
neglected recently were taken up as favo-
rites and these served 10 make the market
seem stronger than II really was perhaps.
During the the last hour there were almost
continuously lower prices on a renewal Of
the selling begun at the opening, The
street was inclined last night TO believe
that the recession may extend further to-
day. though no sharp losses were expected
And even to look for any decline whatever
may prove mistake. as the public is in
the mood TO buy and will probably do so
even II the market does not seem very
strong. There was no news during the
day to affect the market either way.
Missouri Pacific was perhaps the feature
of :he day. AS stated in this column last
week, it has been expected that a good
advance would take place in this stock
on the manipulation OF strong pool that
was formed in il several days ago. Yes
terday the advance came and IL was seen
that the combination was willing and anx-
ious to buy large blocks OF stock. In
few minutes after the move began in the
morning II had carried the stock up three
points TO 80. Many thousands OF shares
were sold around this price. and the ma
pipuistion did not succeed in sending ii be-
yond 81 Ia. The close was at 81 3-s, how
ever, and very strong. The merit of the
stock on the benefit OF the recent acquisi-
lions of the road and its already large
earnings seems - make IL worth co at
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In this connection it is interesting TO
note that sir. Bowers, the broker, yester-
day morhing predicted the advance in Mail.
He has been advising the purchase of
Federal Steel common for over a week
in The Times and on Sunday he advised
taking profits. II is an excellent record
of good advice from his correspondents
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Probable Winner.

First race-Judge Wardell, Red Gidd.
Second race-Billali. Water Girl.
Third race-Beau Ideal, Trianon.
Fourth race-Specific, E. F. T.
Fifth race-Sir Tenny. Charabelle.
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The times., 1899-04-04

EntrIcs Tor Today.
The entries and weights for today are
as follows:
First race-Five and one-half furlongs.
Sagacity 1903: Lady Exile, 81; Bloodhound,
109; Judge Wardell. 115; Kilanna, 50: Red
Gidd, 105 Charabelle, 105.
Second race-Five and half furlongs
Pow Wow, 100; Princess India, 103 Spurs,
s2; Tyran. 1903; Billal, log; Water Girl, IO1
Third race-One mile. Beau Ideal, 1O7;
Judge Wardell, ST. Prosaic. 50; St Trus-
quin, 10; Tut Tut, 80; Trianon, 102.
Fourth race-Two-year-olds. One half
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THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat Sells on Under pnfavornbIc
Weather Conditions

Chicago, April 3.-In spite of continued
cold weather and unfavorable crop reports,
wheat sold off about a cent from Satur-
days closing, and closed without much re-
covery. The Missouri crop report made the
April condition &C against SO per cent last
year. Nebraska advices were just about as
bad. Western receipts were more than
double last years. There was neither a
domestic nor foreign shipping demand
The worlds shipments were about COO 600
bushels, and seaboard clearances we're .ess
than 100000 bushels. There were no cable
quotations.
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NeM Ynrk stnck Murl,et

Corrected daily by w q. Hibbs & Co,
members Of the New York Exchange,
1913 i Street.
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Bases ON balls-oT Bach. 4; Off Hille-
brand. 2. Struck out-By Bach. 5; by
Hillebrand, Z. Two-base hits-Walsh, Nc
Carthy, Hillebrand. Three base hits
Bach. Bases on errors-Georgetown, A.
Princeton, 2 Left on bases-Georgetown,
Z; Princeton, g. Umpire Tom Brown
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Is made. Loans made anywhere in the District
Call and get rates. Front room, first door scien.
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National Mortgage Loan Co.
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po6-u
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least and the friends of the road predict
that it Will go TO this price this spring.
The times., 1899-04-04

sPIRlTU ALISN-NME. NOLAN will hold test
seance Wednesday evening at p. m. at
Capitol Hall, 3iI6 NJ ST, Georgetown, Aprfl J.
Ina3.st-en
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The chief reactions yesterday were in
the Flower stocks, as was to be expected,
after the violent advances made by them
last week. II is TO be noted that despite
the heavy selling of all these stocks at
the opening yesterday and the declines in
prices they were not allowed to break
badly as might have been expected. 1t
is believed that the insiders supported the
group at times during the day.
The Federal Steel securities were most
active of these stocks. The common shows
a decline of three points from a very high
opening for the day and the preferred an
advance Of 5-S, also from high opening
Chicago Gas, Atchison preferred and
Rock Island all made advances in the
morning hours which were lost in the later
trading. Gas went 10 129 l-2 and closed at
127 "a, or below the opening. Atchison
preferred went to 81 and closed at 81 Ia.
also below the opening price. Rock Island,
after advancing half point, declined frac-
tionally, but closed a triie above the open
ing. Brooklyn Rapid Transit was fairly
strong al times and touched 1876 for a high
price, but selling nearly all day finally
forced the price down TO 131 J-S at the
close. The street expects TO see all these
stocks somewhat weak today II there is any
further reaction. but. it is also realized
that good buying by Mr Flower would send
prices up Immediately.
One OF Mr. Hibbs' correspondents yester-
day repeated very emphatically the advice
TO buy Manhattan given by him last week.
He stated that he had excellent authority
for believing that the Metropolitan Trac-
tion Company has secured control of the
road. The stock was very strong during
the early part of the day reaching 132 Ia
for top price. Later it was sold down TO
126 and recovered TO 1870. The stories re-
earding the road are conflicting. II is de-
MED in some quarters that the Metropoli-
tan people have secured the road or wish
to do so. 4 meeting of the directors was
called for last night. which probably re-
suited in some action of Importance. 1t is
believed that the top price has not been
reached on this move.
The Steel and Wire securities were
among the features of the day, and bo.h
advanced well. the common TO a new high
price record, 1t looked during the greater
part of the day as If traders were getting
out of Federal Steel common and getting
into the Steel and Wires. The common
stock opened at G7 and went quickly to
6s I-2 under the influence of heavy buying.
The close was at 69. The preferred went
TO lo2 l-2 and closed at l02. II seems like
ly that there may be a race between the
Federal Steel and the Steel and Wire Sc
curities.
The coalers and the Vanderbilt stocks
were again neglected yesterday. and all
closed the day with net losses. Reading
frst preferred went off a full point
Tennessee Coal and Iron made new
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The coalers and the Vanderbilt stocks
were again neglected yesterday. and all
closed the day with net losses. Reading
arst preferred went off full point.
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Chicago Grain and Provision u.r,.,

Corrected daily by ". B. Hibbs & Co
members of the New York Exchange
1913 F. Street
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The Federal Steel securities were most
active of these stocks. The common shows
a decline of three points from very high
opening for the day and the preferred an
advance Of SIS, also from a high opening
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-06-09
SUMMONS.

In Justice Court, in and for Ellensburg
precinct, Kittitas County, Washington,
before Jas. q. Boyle, }. p:
Ira A scott, Plaintiff,
J. W. James. &C. Emerson, Charles
Coussay and Wilfred M. Kellogg,
Defendants.
The State OF Washington to }. w. James,
G. G.. Emerson, Charles Coussay and
Wiired NJ. Kellogg, Defendants:
In the name OF the State Of Washing
ton, you are hereby notified that Ira A.
Scott, the above named plaintiff, has
filed "a complaint in the above entitled
court, which will come on to be heard at
my office in Ellensburg precinct, in Kit
titas county, State OF Washington, on the
9th day OF July. A. D. 1899, at the hour
OF two o'clock y. m, and unless you APP
bear and then and there answer, the
same will be taken as confessed, and the
demand of the Plaintiff granted. The
object of the said suit is to recover from
ana OF the above named Defendants the
sum of ninety-nine dollars and ninety.
nine cents for work and labor performed
by Plaintiff at the special instance and
request of Defendants, between the 9th
dav of June 1S9 s and the LIST day Of Jan.
nary 1899. Complaint filed June 5, 1899.
JAS. Il. BOYLE,
Justice OF the Peace.
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Summons.
In THE SUPERIOR COURT OF KTTTITAs
COUNTY STATE OF WASHINGTON
w. j. Peed. Plaintiff,

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF KITTITAs
COUNTY STATE OF WASHINGTON
w. j. Peed. Plaintiff,
VS..
Thomas w, Grennan. Nettie J.. Evans
Henry }. Heinz, Fred Heinz, and George
L. Prayer, co-partners doing business as
II. j. Heinz and Company, Daniel Far.
rell and John Oney, co-partners doing
business al Farrell and Company, Au.
gnst ;'chilling and George Valkman, CO.
partners doing business under the firm
name OF A. Schilling and Company, and
Il. l. Sabin, ct. al, Defendants.
Tie State OF Washington: To the said
Thomas W. Grennan, Nettie j. Evans,
Henry }, Heinz, Fred Heinz and George
p. Prayer. co-partners doing business as
II. J. Heinz and Company, Daniel Far
rell and John Oney, co-partners doing
business as Farrell and Company, August
Schilling and George Volkman, co-part-
ners boing business under the firm name
OF a. Schilling, and X. L. Sabin, De.
PENDANTS,
You are hereby summoned to appear
within sixty days after the date OF the
first publication of this summons,
towit, within sixty days after the
2nd day of June, 1899, and defend the
above entitled action in the above enti-
tied court, and answer the complaint OF
the plaintiff and serve copy Of your an
swer upon the attorney tor plaintiff at
his office below named, and in case Of
your failure SO to do, judgment will be
rendered against you according to the
demand OF the complaint, which has
been flied with the Clerk OF said Court.
The object of this said action is to fore
close a mortgage upon the north one
third OF lots ID, IA, Is and l6 in block IS
OF Shoudy's Second Addition to Ellens-
burg, Kittitas county, Washington. Said
mortgage WAS executed by Nettie j.
Evans and Danied l.. Evans to the Pa
cifid States Savings. Loan and Building
Company, a corporation, and is now
owned by this plaintiff.
EUGENE E. WAGER,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
2. O. Address, Ellensburg, Kittitas
county, Wash. jne2jlyl4
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Koslyn Teachers,

The teachers election for the Ell.
suing term of the Roslyn school
are as follows:
Principal, Prof. Neach, Of Wash
ington, III.
Vice Principal, J. w. Davies of
Ellenshurg.
. Misses Minnie and Olga Davies,
Ellensburg.
Misses Frances and Martha
Charlton, Ellensburg.
Miss Jennie Sprague, Ellensburg.
Miss Dillon of Chicago, Ill.
Miss Burrin, Roslyn.
Eddie Bryant, Roslyn.
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winter, and who has won the af
lection OF many, especially Ed, has
left us ana returned to her home
near Goldendale.
The Ladies Aid of this neighbour
hood will meet at the church next
Wednesday morning and put in
the day sewing. | understand a
basket dinner is to be served.
Rev. Bird preached in our
vicinity last Sunday.
Miss Mona Burk from your city
is visiting with Lettie Killmore
this week.
There will he a lecture at the
NJ, r.. church here next Tuesday
evening (June ~ All are invited
to attend.
Hon. Theron Stafford, rroni-
nent merchant of CleElum, was in
the city Monday, looking after his
property here, which he is i'm
proving. ballard News.
Great reduction in trimmed hats.
Supply your self for the 4th, now
during the time Of Mrs. Stevensons
cleara nee sale.
For Sale-On and after Monday
June 4th will offer for sale all the
furniture in the Shoudy block lodg-
ING house, on account of sickness
for more than a year, present pro-
prietOr must discontinue the BUSH
ness and seek change Of climate.
Any person desiring an old and
established business Of this kind
will do well to investigate at once.
II. Sanford Agt.
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faces OF the system. send for testim mails
free, r.. J. CHENEY a co., Toledo o.
Sold by druggists, zoe
Halls Family Pills are the best,
West Side Items.
"The wind bloweth where it
listeth and thou nearest the sound
thereof, but canst not tell from
whence it cometh or whether it
goelh."
Kink has been in your beautiful
windy city for the past six weeks
and consequently doesn't know all
the news of the neighborhood.
Crops are looking very we'll con-
sidering the cold spring.
Water is quite plentiful at
present.
Movers We're seen today going
south. We presume they were
hunting q warmer climate, which
we hope to do if this winter weather
continues much longer.
Mr.. Sewers and family are again
in our neighborhood.
Mrs. Sewers has been quite sick
for sometime, but we are glad to
note that she is again able to be
out.
Mrs. George Weaver has had
poor health all winter.
Ellie Rogers is feeling some bet
better at present. She had the
courage to 90 to Thorp to church
Sunday, facing that gentle Kittitas
zephyr.
Mrs. Hall, recently from Kansas,
has gone 10 Yakima and we un-
derstand his wife, who is YET with
her relatives here, will Join him
there soon.
Earl Weaver, who has been at
tending school at Vancouver for
the past nine months, returned
home last Thursday night. We
are glad to have him with us again.
A number from our vicinity at
tended the commencement exercises
at the public school last week.
And we are proud to say that one
of our bright young boys, Roy
Weaver, was among the graduates
OF the high school, Roy is now at
home for the vacation. He has
done well in school and we hope to
see him advance further.
Otis Miller has left us and taken
up his old trade at Mr.. Bowers ior
the summer. He expects to go
with q band OF horses to Spokane
soon.
Hurrah for Clydei He has a fine
new buggy.
Most of the girls would rcther lie
"Daisies" than "Roses" now, but
Leila still prefers the Crosse"
ley and Jimmie Gregory attend
ed services by Rev. Kenney and
visited their brother David, at
Thorp last Sunday.
A. T. Gregory visited here last
Sunday.
Henry Prater visited relatives
here last Sunday.
He looks pretty gay in his new
buggy, but still there is "Moore" to
follow.
We understand Eta Goss has
the mumps.
Bob Bradshaw's sister from Ten
nessee was expected to arrive here
last Sunday, with the intention OF
remaing a year with her brother.
Jake says his new stepmother is
q fine housckeeper and good cook
George Weaver has purchased
from Bud Coleman forty acres of
the old Helm farm.
Sam Packwood has bought the
old Hatfield place AMI 200 acres Of
the old Geddis place.
We understand Mr.. Sharp has
bought 5000 acres of railroad land,
reaching from the Menastash to
Wenas.
Lena Weaver has been at Gle
Elum hauling lumber for the past
few weeks, but is home for few
days.
We understand James Gregory Is
going to pat up Mr.. Richards hay
for him this summer.
Nettie Adler and Cora Fields
have been taking lessons in riding
the bicycle lately. Ask James how
they succeeded,
We are sorry to say Miss Bessie
Finlayson, bright young lady
,,,ho has heen with us for the past
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STATE o. ONO, CITY Of TOLEDO,J
LUCAS COUNTY,

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