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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-31
HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR SAl.E-BUGGIES. SURVEYS. TRAPS, BUSI.
ness wagons. day tons stauhopes; also first class
wagons, my OWN manufacture.
fe2s-tf J. j. COOK. 1895 NJ ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-31

COZ + ne, 1r, ami. .25. so
ca. 90 1906 Corcoran st NV,
81. so 7r, ami. .2T.5
r. 1902 L NV. Or. 10. 50
$50 1911 l st ne. Or. ami Is. so
80. so 1907 G Sc. Or. Ii 80
RI E. BRADLEY, 1903 r st.
AND SUBURBAN HOUSES. 3
o to $100 Suburban houses
, and ami. NJ. 4. BALLIN-
mh1S-s. tn. th-tf
!. F. SHEA, $50 PA. AVE. NV.
5000 Sll Sd NV, 6r. % 90
$3.50 1924 b ne. 7r. 1900
$50 1851 Madison st, 5r.1O.50
20.50 81 Fenton ST. Or. ..1l.OO
1850 1903 18th Sc. Or. >. 1000
1000 l3h&C sw, store. 1900
1000 1921 \ J av Sc, Or. $50
1880 POI ID nv, 4r..... $50
1000 RI 25 14th, 4r.... $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-31
ROOMS AND BOARD.

LARGE, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SOUTH
room, with smaller one adjoining; suitable for
Two or three people first class in every respect;
references. 1875 Binney st. Columbia Heights
au3u-3t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-31

FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED-
l9l6 NV. 14I&b 80 1904 S NV. 1r&b. 80. 81
I.3o NV. 1lr&b. 1000 1924 l. NV. Grab. .25 d,
2314 18th NV 10r&b Al. so AIS H ne Sr&b 80 q,
l4l9 Bin nw.1or b. 800 Sto&5r. 1884 ii 20 81
1923 18th. 10r&b. IA. 90 61S ID NV sto&cel 20 %,
LIS Core II. 10r&b 49, 60 429 Sd ne, 6rSb. Is 81
1I's Core n. 10r&b 30 60 6lT La av off rms Is On
ii IISkELI & McLERAN.
au31-th S, tu,tf zoos st.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-27

NEW YORK. Aug 1--Ths market opened with
yesterdays dNuptng tendncy still L. force and
the weakness WAS not entirely Overcome during the
shut ssasion. although thers we're improvensntA.
The London 4xchanes was closed for . holiday
leavAs ecns ncsstainty - 10 Tie speculative ssnt
e thb was wsAA tame In Sugar On . new crop
tyads.
The new stocks Al the Republic Company dealt
ir The exchange foe tbs art time yesterday showed
disinciination to maintain the prce estAhiisAsd
Northern Pacific 10 the railroad group showed re-
dictionary tendmcy. Consolidated 0as Dropped an
extreme ~ Druoklyn 1ransIt was heavy and there
WEIR other less important points a weakness In
the second hour a the aession The tadep manifested
dispositsoa e cover sho,s sntsses. aprAssnsiy IL
ssatsnent had been exassaatsd. = proved to Be
ne case
Raswsd demand from - shorts forced up Con.
soiidAted Gas An extreme q Mobile 8 Ohio gained
ahcut points and Northern PaciAc over . point
oreat weMsrn preferred gained : posnts: Lohsviiis
ne tobacco seocln point o. or. oaesr advanced
an extrsMe 4 anA bseans vesy fevsrish. ssgvins -
unoottle the u,nyAet The rUcoveYy "A ~ eenwHi
nst. however. hsid for the mort part
. feature Vas the mevsmeut IN . numb&p a In
siguiAeaat stocns. hc,udtaG reosla River Eastern.
Calofads Csal Dsve,ppMsut Cmpany IN visw a
tie forced liquidation In HrooAivn Transit. early
IN the week She extsnscA u credits 20 The amount
1t e@e.oW shcwn IN the bank statement came ~
Z: z surprise TIE desrssss 80 Gs.sd e 3 -
ssonsy indicated that vcuid = N,lSs.0iD Tho d.
cline In the surplus Il thefefess iasvsiy due "a In
cvsaAs - ressvs Sduirsnsnss b. Fsssca q The Loan
0pansion.
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n y -
Ao0DING QUOTATIONS.
snsss, rlesr asa Csase.


1pAsfsass Yesterday were ~ follows:
LIE; dry granulstsd. SIC; cube.
- tapk pffces
sle..-Patsns Ercs1snt. an: Novsass 4.
1T AkAn. SIN: California brands. - =;
~. H. ne ns' ls & =. /, e " : ct:
1dW. pure. 80 Pr = D.. In ~ sarhs |:
ut. as nsr 10 ID. II lsb aacIn !;
- pr 10 n. In lo.M sschs; fasina. 3
Z ~ II &b sarks. stse1 cut natmsAl. $50
!. ien saeas: sssaasn aour. n,n PEI
] ii Nd sacks: re meal. e 10 per ~ D..
eenn. RE Sour. 81 pNr 100 Ds. In Am
y - psaA, ieo-D sacks. -: split psAs. On
J - h. IN boxes: pesri barley. ss.3 pr
~. 40 per casa Of = IN pksa; fAocy
{Ok = Is PR hale, IN 81 sachs: corn meat
~ peS Dbl. IN s0-n sacts corn meal,
~ Dbl. In 5e.n sasks; bnckwbeat hour.
TIL ~ bbl. IN SOD sActx: cracked wheat,
y II n Nd sacks. steel cut oatmeal. 81 50
: = I'D sachs: graham Aor, 10 ~ Dbl,
III 11e1D. whole wheat dosn 3 par Dbl. IN
~: re meal. 81 IS per hbl. in ~ sacks !;
l4se per bbi: fancy rolled cats. lso-N net
~: hnry relied cats e 0-h saeia. MS: fancy
1iEeea> Mocha. Per n. 2a@3ic; lava. pes
~ Costa Rlca. chdcs. pes b. MGk1ec.
l~Aybuckie's. In no b cases, per cwt, Sl1 -;
- ~ twt. sisH: M.n es.es. .per ews.
- -: C1fseola. re: Guatemala. SIC. ground
y. Lion. 1os. 9lx6: -. III 3: ~.
|sss Cheese. Eggs and Pesltry.
,p-&encA. l2tasisc. fancy dairy. II sauasss.
ua1Aingtm efeeneries. In and - priafs.
le-Netivs wasninxson. ia4i,c. Easaasn. -
! - California cheese lN
n9eiis fresh ranch. 5es&c
hensy California comb. 1l0f1tc: Strained,
xivs chickens. iSc; Iivs turkeys. lsc:
- Asys. f1lse.
Muts.
- pr D. sacks. lie: Eastern black val
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Nate. the srssra = vsak n eAaaen - -
$500 a ezvannastm fFs0 - e1nnee11n0 AGgn
= - puAse ~ &u@ q he aerk U9ene 90
YEA. 4 nunh9 a the most Dsonineat spala1lIss
- in6usGna,s sh0wsd s1tseno AEnasal1nn110 In
- vosk he ntdb b ~ ban uoa tA0s seecAs
UUp eamnenly supUused - ~ . taeocal $500
z - ensrs II - sdssaes
~ . matter ~ faee he vtoaent bssAA = ~
peetal13ss prussd tna&scsive - prsvsns the ~ a
vos1ons nfl1uaA ooehA WIN pCWesf0 Soppoge -
he speeialtss isut.atsd re atasnges = ~ bsss
Sw esn1ral a6vancs IN pxifsa, ~ uvUAsd noss-
nmt - ~ b. sneA hesvy cG91ne = tahs puu0ts
shes . annS1oan4 q hsel1as1Da NA1saes1 Naa1E 4
sumparIhon q yKir0 show ea0e say sahsean41al
- sevss Iuass in ~ h11azah
In IL nAtusey q ~ aAe6asd saSlruaA asrln
~ eAanees M snail ndR - thGRe besa any
nAxhed actisiky IN the stocn during The vsnh
Srs1su ffum rscen4 psics n psull-taKine vAicA
has hsm GA 3 vryy lsrUo acnla N hAe ben gufA-
e1enaay ohstou that he tsnAsney - the Saskee
- advancs uas chiefly dns - opaatioos b. pooss
fssWA ~ rsuesslicnA spsculatins vhieA. On hloAes
vsitine 10 realise
a good deal a thia according % the Opln10
q 0acialises. = stnck tAAt vas hought q htgAeF
iev last spTine b. that portion a the populatioa
dssienaAad IN Wan stsspe = 'tAs outside puhiie."
cwneR1 oEV eAGxs TO taho Q onAN psD0t. esua %
~ ont without lcsa
On Tie AiehG railruod oad Nunk liner. pg4r0
wses leng 60 nads q diseouns srperted incssases
IN dividnd fassa II spRs cassas thsss iseseasea
have nne scae = srsts q isns ssi.s N $500.
me rstmsr a the rs,rrNsss nonsv At rvS.sns lsvi
a. hish srs6e hceds No,ores ~ s,rst sreivftv
IN All hrsnrh~s ~ e,,Ae 90 $780, era -. -.
rlcyusnt thus found for nccey hss mad 4 NE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-27
SOUR, HEAVY
STOMACH.
Is Often the Cause Of Ulcera-
ton Of Stomach or Heart
Complication.
A Distressfui ConditiO1 that Had.
yer Relieves and Cares.

e.onaeA disorder aAy eomn<nes and proceed 20
.nssascusss a. not 10 excasS ne ss<gs<son ~ sne
pafisns anti. Il 10 ermsy esxatlssed. ons nsy
knOw that the 4ssrsfsen - sDtafHsa vita sq1ns
a the fcglowins ssmr<ouss are Sressn;: fs<zsS
"a WEIGHT In stomach. uusssiness or ssn4fsSo En~
rxlrrASus Al appsits scurssss. axfss<ney. tsstss
taste Hro~siness. iasG ~ snerry ssxtMe<d asep-
rDs,sd soerus hsz1tsssn. irssahss temper &c
TAs ssssAsess suncsioass dsssnrbsses q tie ssazn
AZ segzaxs, unre less 81 TIE sa-rs~tlax or
srassons Il isss~<sann. The hsss b-cosss sasesiss
ART ssEs.ir&fsnn s1Nusx Sexyoss syMysorss Aso
s..s~ whsrh nAke ss<aefA disasysss tetnE - -
ares4~s TIE rssrxY hscgHss nnfAsrs1- fas -.
ti>.t fn.Is ara snzes II night aasfSs 70 sses and
srsss ia re nexnins totally rrhs fsx fss daJs a-
tea
urpyAS -sn eprrss ths era HrprAS 10 =
ssSzx.satc sarse uasss isTisesss~s The zsrss rss-
trzn. a shs aenAeh. sslssssstiax tss gastric fas
siss ts ra.rraI AexianA HIBrAS susaGtAsss sst
tre-sss~s Ia artasssy Il tbs sss, 4 sxam2sAt@s sAs
sr,ssIuxf s<sr<xtens. Il acts Naturally gtsa AZ fhs
ryrsn. rnxf~rsssA IN ths 4sfrsskeG II fe3 HEIs~
ytr s.s net sta rnAssz3ess sasz>n ~ tie sssss-
rsrs "a Al sseun1<A dzsnsd<xs n ga uS4sz1<a
yssh Nosssex o. a. snessy fesssaG n the ssazAeA
afss~ extixx HrDYAS vsH 1t ssrs relss-s sax
Ef.pYAy Wi care ssS pesse<ssy AcS s<xnsasatir
urOYAx b srv saas ~ ArsegkSs- 80 . p&eaaes
or sls rAfxAses Ter y n
~ ,rsr aysaxfss As~s ns4 ks@p Ho7TAn. srod H.
- Il - 9tDrAN EENEOY COMPANY sas-
.ss soe1saa, E1n - Assha stsseeb - Pro-
-
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nses, i1te: r,r,-,. - - - -.-.-.--
-. - - IL: sl.e.1A "a { n rssS11s
usv c-s
49, ss.sa. ps ss.. ~: 49,. w.
sailey-aaa6. a
whsas-Yss4 a: IN eass .,.aa. =. -s1m....
~ r s... ~: 49, e -: sAsUoA - Gou;
u..s.- p-..-s-...
s..'s.- on0 ISL.
xeA -. ~ = :. - - ~. :
~. NM. 8 ~ 5: 81, - S6
at s sss. r. q, ~: ~ y: a -: ss.a
caia spsss = Il, e sp.ss IT. ~ s. e. 81
rfah - -iIaiihut, S1lGr: ehtrosk - s.rx,v,
eaana. tq7e; salnaa ssuas IL: 1srs1s,n sso.s
- sa'I -: - e. 81. e 70 e; -
8: blasH end. f01k; eysssn. 0aySp.. a. -.
VERSAILLES
ro - 5, ~ - R N; -. ss.'t s.s.so: se
sses; rrt.hssaa. Nc pr ssek: tamips. ne p
"a: esaiiac.r. &c Der dG: psas + -,
snru.Ssr. nsar pm dor: s.riie. Ne: s.ssuss:
Nc 0oz, t0nAtoe4. 1o43oc, wax hoana T.. etxiaG
beans &. rhrhsrb ~ ~ =: - r1sne -
1os: sslvss4kins. HseSIn per c.t -
r--..~
Ebossos
Green Fruit -Otesees. Nsditsssanaan sweets. ~
C 49,. 49,: s =, -; accosd-
c1ss. - xsIne $780,, California
IA = ~ ns.sn 49,. S,s, \. wn.s Gsesa
ss 49,. a. s.s.sss = 50; Z.
Lnes-Superioe quality, per ~, No / A. MAJ:
meschantsbte ar. etAt: No. cedar ee197: comrHra
per ~. MI spruce logs. NO; sedsr shingls bolts
e 36M2E.
Laahes Fir. rough. t.sc: THEA antsh surfsrsA
! OF sidsa, :. 70 and u tcchss wiAs Qs20.
lensshs. 70 y test; SPECIAL isnsths. SC Per =
@1i; sfDsk boards. etnch. saem. Ntnch. Wsoen ,
E-inen. SahAr EenrnS NO o. &lneh antsh. ~:
30 = S.Annei .MstE q drop siding.
sss.,,;,, - 800, ia az uc~=sdst: end
asa'nsa ~ - ceesr ssn5,s UNs; bevea
Eos i ana s. Finch, I'M A.. Nos n 49, !
Aineh. 10 m4. ylA1E waiBsroting Si01qS. r1.sfie
tn@1: "a shineiss. tlN: standard shineiss q. =
SsaSs; cedar squares. e. Q. and . feat ss@so
pirkets, 81
Kiln dried. y IN a1vAnce q Gresn. Drayass. &c
Ai.s"' = X = - U";
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-27
PAINS in JOINTS.
AND MUSCLES.
Destructive Changes Due to
Foreign Elements In
the Blood.
How 10 Obtain Positive and Per.
maaent Relief.

when the disestivs and exerstory organs fan 10
perform their proper functions the Mood becomes
contaminated With poisonous matters that bring On
suferiass and disease Inactivity a the ivss, ding
sishnsss Of the bowels Indigestion and sugsshness
s the kidneys al serve 10 assist n ths aecuzna-
lafion Of thess foreign elements.
Rheumatism II the most common 81 the diseases
that arise % . result n the shove eondi&tenA ne
character of the hfe-Aaid 1.-THE hloedl is changed.
for foreign acids now 90 20 make up it, compopl-
ton Thsae seits give nss 10 pain snd ssRering
Fbrinoua deposits In the yc.nts result causing sea
ness Al the joints and consequent eniarosnent
What d nsrsssary 20 correct this svflf Ihe anes-
tiou u easy TO answer. remedy d needs1 that
viii destroy the activity Of thess Add possns and
that viii eliminate them from the blood Hudnn
performs this work admirably. Hudyan cures Rhss-
nasism, becsuse II neutsHtizes the~e peisous. H
strengthens the Kidneys and stimulates them 10 la
creased activity In eFdey that these poisons sy -
filtered from the blood and discharged hon the
body.
Hudyan "a . preventive ~ well ~ . cure for
yheusnafssn COST. headache. pain In hack paia I'm
limnn rAie end ssliow ecrnpissions. Bsight's dis
ease etc for Il rorrec1s all these conditions that
create these poisona. - enumerated shova
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-27

HuDYAS 10, al people
HUDYAS and HUDYAy
HUDfAS u for sale ~ druggists. package
$3.50.
vosv druggist Keep HUDYAy 6recf ira
HUDYAH REMEDY Co. sfvssss
Yrescisco.
Tee say esssss sAe nrDyAS
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THE SEATTLE PosTNTEILIGENCER SUNDAY, 81

oekA :; Ds.1.oA 49, An: 49, -. ~:
~: .ss: - q; - 5: - s.A
-; smesas s.dlA u: vsne. nnos. IN
PreAsse, Fruit. Eas.
Nahsy2s s1iddli.n. eroaaS: h<aa. e,ae0ops
sala.y. aae1s: slalia. 90: sio.~. Fe5: sns.
ro..lo.s-E.dy Re.. nasss; ,i-.r Iusss.n. 20
=: s:!iSs .assaals, = ISIS; s.sss, - 2.
-. -: s.s ssssss ,.e ss, s.. 49, 49, s -.
=; = 5ssn.. .sss: cana o.. s - 1esss.
-. -: -; 49, - 49, =; - -
49, - s 49, - ~; 60 s..;. cs'1 -, -:
$1,000. 9Nee0 bnA; l.segpa.. oeao dsa
=; sa.ey Ssas5; 49,: = sssa.A nens: $3.50.
Go. H1aHe: Ye.as A.~saaa. nseu,e;
1estsFn. ut91ee: Western. n50re
- -sscse' n83ae; taney sanch. ao1r; kasssn.
Poalsry- russsy ssbbses,. iaeise .; sussy Aaa
i8ise: cad romteu. 019s: youne FuzsessA 49,
frsn. sa.dS: -. N.ads: q 1srE. 66la:
yegns aus.s. ~: ess.s. q 1eln pair; suallnG.
ASo8: - pfgssn. No9lM
Woel anA nsps.
Wooa-epsine Nesada l19tec: Eastsru oreeu. n
eiac: valley Orsscn. nAsse- Faii-N@thsm onm-
tain Ianhs. aeiee; 1cansaln lambs. Aeisc: esn
Joaquin paatns. e9ee: H2ba1dt and Mendodaa. u
Hops-Crup a ~. soaiaai.
Closing Quotations.
~ e.ssdy: Dss.sss. aiH: nay; an
Stes1ing ExehaaSe.
et:Fiias - Lssdaa-nlxu Aas,. ~; asha
Mexican A,h ....Ai0n DsaSts-fslsesvA .... -
U1uSts-SoGH
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-27

n otscs IL = crumsners rss es ssilgran. Arss
- given sp TO die wAs tkia. pale
~ ri suffered rsiaa ia my hack AID sisats
~ sessld swell. and ! Vas pahy sadef eses
~ iex ! had sesseas kssn<y disease, Yaar
tesdy has csEssi me II has renewed es-
spam, and am today ssana aAd AsAitAy
Iears truls. J. x. BRrCE
= - hlsen ss the above come to ~ every ass
tK1 = b ~ better psv<s a. to the efficacy q
ma Tie evidence a people vhe hare used
- sasasss II all eAsuaie disease. no vemss,,
~ as Heayaa Since HsayAa sxss.s ia
saa sAe entire auanasn. shsoase dis
ssesd 80 ia resslisAr curative sesss
.ss.sfRATtoN, ~heth~s dar IL GREG
- = sfaniion. nensal ssssss. es severe
s-. Ssessfsir sgsea b naayan.
sAoAF RHEUMATISM. that fessfss disease
~ 100 - rsack saHessnz and distress So
ks.sss a. y e~sasuies icss eomsaon sarcssA
-. !, saAsasS Hesrsa soastesaess The acsda
asas.a Ssfagsasss SAs ksaasys "a p<gfess ae-
e.ts WaE last she Impurities wsa ~ asscAsrg-
! 49, @tsiS sad eHgaAx tbs sfscsmasae y~tas
sssIsos az INK igART ts.stisx. dizzy
= esfsl Hssssa - ''''e's' A4'' s'S !" 'As
Nv a vac. aasssei ls~s asoc>slsss
Ahse It the ssar tsasssss feehs~n%z. .ny ~
- as} - a.s 10 ssasoa 4 Issry' ktsns,
otssAsa yea sssSzsd ssSsrf "a Hssiyan
Na tsiss essle< - shs check sni A.
faFHss IMP Ufess Hfs ESy~
IS sstAse q assste saa ,asaf go sssss
49, nas soss spressansN AMI sessg.s
~. - sass . 1rssg stores. &c ~sa s<
49, Asss reestgS z rrte Sx paeasxn Or
ses rs wsise ,As
fAN REMEDY Co.,
a. Aslas SAL Msrsss sss saa rssnes.~
e"asals che hudyan Dse-
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Easska- Jtzh
DEAR DOCTORS. Asss sak~a ysas
Hsdysn snd 90 rseszes - ~ thai u sefs-
- s6mixsh<s In NJ esse TAs s>vvazs<n~<s
kss pasH>z ssay. | eHn nsw sz<<2 Ezes NJ
spp~ssss h sFseul<4. s1s hsss sst<s~f IN
vssuka srA Strength. NJ txsssds a. ssesa
a hss vel ! 60 iaakzAs se@i Isks .
ssx nar ~ ever. sad Jsu nss s>xz a.
sazsst skaa aisAss inl3ass< ye9f Hz1yaA.
THOMAS xoHToN-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-27
j NI|It REVIEW.

+ 80 ...nu1s - . utS1a mcss lively to-day
& q I5 - 1sstsedAy. A fatr .hipmsat q
- - 81 aftemsn, bo11s damnosd
.<!1 II Vese oasssd q slmost any psfcs. ana
- vesy sicuiy. II b thought list the
4 nrrt VII hing GOD prices. - psopae
4; <s5s57 - When eosd cses can b had.
s5SS<uslas unchanged. with the excepk3sn -
eS55S - u coed demand. md axe enetsd
llHw. Rancy appIss nss9 fail 20 hFtng
- Pjums Ar neAxiJ al anid out, and
- = uAny until tie steamer eets in-
- u3rWly. Tomatoes afs net quite
- ~ vMe yesterday.
mashst and the DcuIxry snd dairy mas.
= 9n19Sd, WITH - matsz1Al chsnes.
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CHICAGO. An 2-Wheas ep<nsd vusk q hu0
Z 70 e Aer3tna Moue a IL Srz<21n9 In De-
esmher. Int esptsmbes w1s gtvsa cuaniduahss AZ
tertion. and Apvsl1psd faify = uu<A weakness -
the laffsx 1nnfA Dsy01 . dniina = LsvWpcsx
and fdeal Aasssnetns vun2AsF u IL SUthwUe tAsrD
was nethia9 6 ~ - tnGnsace sszznG yevsrsne-
less shs isc1ans1na ~ gsaidAfs azies ssae-a2-
ard bit ue<1o aupext - Gfv~a ~ nnK1s< exeep<
from sAcgsa. wAs sasay h he dny hsuuAe IA ssa-
sidesah3e aaansit3aL ~ NsrtAwpse - epes wsAue
than the IocAl Dasase. and ~ suno hscAns
prWiren3 fAEew. ksnvy sezIin9 oNRsa cuDins from
that ssctiA, vAieh hdascd uuu8iAes~a ~ i0cal
lonss and slss brought sasiing or3sn through ean-
mission hcusa
ne ress:ls vas . stssay decline. tAs narA-e ct
ting under 'puts." and esen thn rscxivSus SUB
stxntAI supDnr4 n 90 nAxhss So baby oas a
iire lids bs.ne ss.sr.ny - tAan = atvanse cvsx
not aecspt Later 10 repcFsed lat several lusts
had hem vushed ~ the slsrs af shis szys~s
b. advicso fso0 the Northwest tit unrh hszsieT
receipts were expected next week Thss ~
counted By shors Who sold heavily and in the Lest
hcnr az the short saturday ssssiou the bett1a -
parentiy dropped cut Of the market
September opened ar lower ct sl5r. iec,ne<i -
YpSc and rsacted 70 so3Rsoor where e clos<d D.
ceanW pesea S13e tow9. e f5o1RA ascl1ns1
20 n. and c3rnsd q III
Cora was wsAk FOR Sepf@nher and far oxAn ~
tureA September closed 49, lower.
Oats. ccnsidssing the wnhnen of osher 0xin
Dashets. vere sesaAy 4pptsnbpr rlc<sd tf1tc ts~-~
Pfcvinicns wsrs Auil asd vesk. iafhwncrd nssss
b. The oerline n grain Daxkesa The c.~h -
uand ~ eood A. ~ doc a<pesuhw roEh -
& sowss. Lard r. hover I'D ~ ~ lc~ss.
Ths lss.iins fnsuso ranssa = fealsvs-
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Flour, quarter sacks. 7ssi wheat. ceutsls. s.o6S:
barley centas. M.2de: oats. ccntals. u.Ne; beans.
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OMAHA. 40 z-Ens s.sass .ss.s - -
49,. srsz Nes1s - - 49,
=. "a -. assAs: .;s~ -
s.ns - Ga $50
.%s = - 49,. - - -: 60 -
49, 49, S.:. 80 ;. - -. - - - - -.
ass1ss i4ns~. AAAl
nssss. ssssn AsAs&
poURox. Anx x-csssns
Pc. !, Z So, sss..a. !. rls'ss----~
Avn S1DcK 2A0kUUs
CHICAGO Anx x-ns s.ftls zars~e nssv
- s~rs q sessn0 ana o&cS N as-e ss.ss 60
e.ssss v~s dhsss4 a = Dua<ss anHa>.ss4 -
4 sss.r>s, suppav a ~ -. ~-sl a. = .n~r
vssahs's rsr.A Hs.sy 500 - = saee1S SOD
ssss a - NeRS snd nset - = - o1AA -
ne ..ssis Z .sss ..a I.s. - ~- --s
E,ss. sss ss..sy sna - - - :
neessSss- czEsis. -: anR. a.. ssu~n -
Bon1lGN UA0mYTA
Uossany - 'CnnnU&
LONDON. Aus x-rss.s . ssssss.F - -
sssss EsssAass s~r~ HAr -szssr. "a n.H- -
LIvEnroo.: s~ - "a w.s.
: ~ ysr-- s'.1s s-ss--s~. = - D.
60. -.s-4 s-s sr-s 80 !. ~ =.
60 asss.e, -. : - y..s. .s. 49, ss,..s.s -
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new Yoskr MARKETS.
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Money oo call nominal. prime mercantile parsv
tiNs pr cent steyiirs exchange sfesdv With actna
nuapesa n hanh~~s' bills NJ - hets - scr DEMAND
ana ~ - eSta1 ~ fn- svtv dsvs. ncst<d rstss WM
ard - ~. commercial hills. u s1as ~ Silver 49,
tArat~<. enWAptc. hav ssivev 81 li1er. Mexican dol
len. t73c. Government bombs. inactive
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Hudyan Win Strengthen Your Nerves.
nudyan WIN Avert C0mplete Nervous ProStrzt

HUDYAN reaches fosre In m esrassue sasencs sseaass
ss HUDYAy
that make esA and
evacuated HEDYAy
arDYAy
HrDYAy gands
the rey esd gently stimulates that the
sewfsol moiHfaisiag bodily
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Pctstns,. snGD pr tsn: swsse potatoes "a
- ~ ,; bsseA. an ~ saeh: sAuss. e .
s 49, rsssnssaa &c Pc. :seh: tarnaps. ne p
sci: canitaoser. &c PER d0: pea. e per 3
suru.her. @@sc pr du: garlic. Ne: iestuss
ls- doz; tomatoes, l1qssc; wax hsAns. g.: ssrss'
beams. &. rhrhsrb. 1c pw 4: en-, NnDc -
1os: salvssskins. N5e0ln pr cwI
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THE rhseI p~sscszvs Servfes Comp~ax.
essahlished 80. ChAmbsr OF Commerce..
cn1eAGo. - Lou1n. - HnNl K2nann t-sxy.
Dsnveg. CITY of 1su1cA
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Hudyaa Cured Mrs. ". r. Thomp-

DEAR DOCTORS; I fssi % srAisfal sos ny
reSlsrstlaa o. health. ard ! oss u all "a Haa.
yam I suffered fr9gr we&knf<s and Asl-aeuss
peculiar 20 rnr sex rsrsssss PATHS In ny lack
ssa eves shstnnea s1HsTvd ~ffA hszt3rss
sFariy ali the tirn< Nsassn relieves eli pssn.
gave ne ssrsnSth ara tsixy feri hts . s@~
Aaizs MRS W. Y. THOMPSON.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-05
To Mr.. Fitzpatrick, Who Bore an In
vitatiOn to that City,
HIS VISIT WAS INOPPORTUNE.
Considering tho Attitude OF the Amer
lean Press Towards Canada on the
Alaskan Boundary Dispute.
lie Feared that "a Visit at
This Time Might Not BE
Entirely safe.

WASHINGTON. August AIR. r. w.
F,tzpatrick. of the Treasury Depart
nenf has Iust returned to Washington
from Ottawa. where he went at the in-
STANCE of the committee of citizens OF
Chicago. i'm charge of the ceremonies OK
the laying OF the cornerstone that city s
great postoGice building next October
by President Mckinley % arrange ior
the formal Invitation and expected ace
ceptance of an invitation from Chicago >
cii,zens to the Governor General and
Cabinet of Canada to participate in inc
festivities.
CHILLY RECEPTION.
To am Associated Press representative
DE admitted that his Official reteploh
was slightly chilly, Sir Wlilfel Ltuile'
very clndidly telling him that under tha
nreeent conditions 10 would Dee impo sinie
for nun to accept or even consider any
social invitations TO this side of the bor-
der.
Mr. Fitzpatrick says that in substance
Sir Wufrcds voluntary statements anu
answers to queries. We're as follows.
As a friend I'm whom I ann deeply in-
terestcd, I am very glad to see you. Dul
frankly. as a representative ol the fcd-
erai or any local government in the
United States. your visit could not nave
been more untimely. When ! received
your first letter / took up ihe matter
with Ills Fxccncncy. the Governor Gem
orai and he expressed q sincere desire
90 visit Chicago and seemed as anxious
90 accent the invitation as ] was. We
would have been delighted 20 go and
were looking forward % the day with
much anticipation. But since then the
tone OF your press has become so h1rsh
I'm dealing with the Alaskan boundary
question. such m' representations have
been made about our government ana
particularly about ne that it would DE
undlrulned for us to visit YOU ana l
cannot advise His rxcellency TO co.
MIGHT NOT BE SAFE
Mr. Fitzpatrick said that Sir wired
lntimated that In the present state OK
public feeling in the United states as in-
dic4tcd in the press. 70 would not be en-
urelv safe f.- The Governor General and
himself to visit Chicago. ass he feared
nat they might in "a great gathering oI
such "a character cas- the Chicago cere-
mOnv Doe subjected % some unpleasant
ness Or indignity bv thOughtless persons
Sir Wufred expressed himself As
strongly in favor of arhiiraiing The Alas-
kan b0rrdlry dispute. and concluded the
interview as follows:
$50 much as 7 regret &c ] could not so
20 Chicago under present conditions. ana
must. however painful n duty 70 may be
advise His Exccilency to decline the in-
viiatIon that ! know ana feel has so
kindly been extended to ms 10y the city
OF CHI -1e0"
Mr. Fitzpatrick secured Sir Wi'fred's
promise. however, 10 reconsider the mat-
Ter